Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-17
(, ALLIANCE LECTURE
The INTEREST OF Al
,,.nce PRINCIPLES.
,,,,ur.r Ben Terrell on Education
,,.,,,oOrlailon-moncy Demands
!, lAs Alliance Conservative.

-. Terrell. lecturer Of the ma
b. PIX and 1. L. OF Seguin. Tex,
~ +. s,renoon addressed sneet.ng
Oh Houston street Ol ae-
a the inciement weather tue ~
~. Was not large. many OF the
49, mt being able to reach tue CITY.
li.sare was solely IN tue interest
~ aiiance. After Il few PREDATORY
Il N went on to state. thar as
,l. lecturer Of the Alliance. he
I from delivering partisan
Nv, as it is nOn-phrlisan. The Al
ar discuss anything 1t may see
". n discuss without any reference
hsye on party. Anyone who
Ky ANY that those discussions have
n rause OF the rise of the PEG
esrts certainly would either he un-
,r..i or insinrerc in tins position,
h .i., Il was the intention of the Al
hr that education to form now
not true. That the new party
A. eject. but not the object of the
sjnration. He also took this
That the Alliance never has
yer can demand political fealty
n. members TO its demands. but Of
4 4, Il wonld be reasonable to expect
m ~ members Of the Alliance he
M demands to he just. they
N sauport them with the balance.
,...,ore, the A lance. bv is educa-
n uhhout intent, must naturally hene-
~ marty that adopts it, demands.
rorII as naturally detract from the
:, ,hat does not. But shall the farm
4 ,.ese 10 educate because fOrsoOth
\, sineation may unsrttle his party
H. AZ that 1t may result In the or
j,1fnn of a new party Not so. The
must educate or perish, especial
not nteligent. politically. he can
4. w Influence in shaping the policy
I h royernmcnt. The desire and ex-
Is,tion Of the Alliance is TO have
n farmer take lively interest in
and educate himself until he
: m lntelligently to use that in
4 ,,s that all good citizens should In
wa the policies Of government, He
tid1ei the demands of the Alliance.
4 lsll that the people would never
IL ihe transportation problem until
. hghwdys were owned ty the people
I .perted in the interest Of the peo-
without favor or par1nlity to any
y. that In their money demand the
. ihte was conservative and just. and
4 DE changes demanded were imperu-
\ n the producing classes were re-
| V irom the present power of those
mutrol the circulation to Cypress
- BE- claimed that sound. safe.
tsbe currency issued direct to the
n Il without the possibility Of its be-
rsnlmlaied by any class. was of
rgatest necessity. and 1t would he
. iUpe between the cOnterding polit-
. iires Of this country in 1896, For
raon, the speaker comtendcd, that
nan, whether he be a member of
4 Alliance or not. or whatever avocn-
b might follow, should honestly
4 earnestly discuss and investigate
i nance question. that they might be-
4 y present such methods as would
= eject such consummntiOn. That
% that be had met objected to the
NJ demands Of the Alliance. but
4 " 70 the method presented. known MS
neireasnrv. While This method. In
flacn Of the speaker, would accom-
he result desired. and was just
4 suitable. yet If other methods could
II resented by which the same end
BE- better ACCOMPLISHED. the A.
y .iood ready to adopt, let It come
n shat source II may.
l.. Terrell leaves on this mornings
Fl NJ Wentherfor,l, where he leo
niay He Is making a systematic
ar o. the state. and has appoint
-" 70 hll MP to September l.