The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-12
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:. sore Cougrs-- viii no I=p-sssed.
o,,vr,ASp. March 11.-CoIsy. the great
go, a, good roads fame. whose dearest hope
1 =. ~, the Issuance Of $500 0OooO0 worth Of
demonstrating bonds by the Govern
1T the money to be ex pended in employing
~. workinemen on the roads OF the country.
y. n.r,setIng the details for his march OF
soo 900 plain citizens OF the republic on
w..bInrton. Thu "Commonweal CoNey has
.s,i.tensd his army. On Sunday, March %. at
..on the cohorts OF reform will move out OF
W..sillon for Washington. Coxey and his
...,.tary. Carl Browne who is nothing II
A., A reformsr. have figured out the
III, march, and they have sent letters to
r.rm.rs Alliances and oranges and to labor
.,sanizations all along the line asking
,h,t farmers and workinRmen who are able
n,oyide supplies for the oncomine army"
~. co1ey has desk full OF letters In reply.
soms OF the writer's inform him that the work
a, .ollecting food has already begun. Others
.,.,s ernndly that they will be ready to Gil the
.,omachs OF 100000 men. with full grown APP
,stitss II necessary None Of Mr.. CoIey's sd-
h.r.nts seems o give thought to the possl-
hluty OF the farmer being pretty low In his
vintsr supply OF eatables at the end OF a long
winter
Mr. Coxsy's roomy house IL the headquarters
q, IN. crusadera There they meet daily. and
h.sldes few minor plans the future IL left to
An. intoxication Of excitement The proposed
msstine on the steps OF the Capitol at noon.
NAV 1, is moro in the minds Of the reformers
than the possibility OF reaching swollen and
impasssble river in the early spring. The
chances OF converting the members Of Con-
sr.,s to their ways OF thinking have moro
charms for them than the discussion OF ways
- - A.I-. -
,sd men who are subject to nobody's orders
All step on air and long Tor the Zoth day OF
March.
Letters are beginning to come In from West
srn places from men VINO profess to know
ssores and hundreds and thousands who will
be in the procession when the order to move
4, made. The Rev. DR.. Lawrence OF Indianspo-
liz writes that no endorses this crusade
against usury." and will be at Massillon whom
the wheel" starts. Prof A. A. Noe. In bis
letter OF endorsement. inserts . spirit message
from Andrew jackson telling them to 60
ahead. Noe says that Andrew came OF his own
accord at recent seance at his homo. Five
band players in different parts Of the country
have offer cd their services The latest letter
received is from James NJ Foster OF Guthrie.
o. T.. who declares solsmnly that thousands
are getting ready in the Territory to Join the
Secretary Browne has Just issued bulletin
No. 3. Regarding the formation OF the com
order . esd. ssnn.w, I. also Necessary for in
s.nns ave IN each ef ssom ::i:e,sd
s.o han
INTO inc NJ .s.am:n. Or so@mupisi.. g scs ;::
sa or All
communities and cantens must select nvs marsnAis
,: :s ss1G:.:s si.' tHs ss
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s..icn v. :. farnisSsd fire.. 81 sroin.f Go..y bear
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sssih n 1894 ROUSE. Sondsmsn, and proi.., against
s::I.s:.y J. Corey Good Read. i..oeissSn Of tn.
By the whole committee. the following ap-
pears: Tho responses have been so hearty
and ;hs idsas q, &c By eur
and cooperation that It. has caused Brother
CoIey and ourselves to believe that the peo-
sn. q S:aiy if po..iels or to &c All
IN their power TO peaeeably aid In the passage
sisssSsre in this bulis,iD. and which. Il passed.
the realization Of the vision q st. John Of q
Of what the carpenter OF Nazareth taught by
the Sea Of Galilee eighteen centuries ago,
that He meant Il would ' co%e Or could come
'Of sH ~ Were spe shs tas
nd not - now applied. that believer: must
Nv: a:nIy believe now in view e til. sur:
iSI, Of prophecy Is near at hand and
Wsshing ton viii be the humble instramsnts
through which the second Babylon-the
Ssa Il. .ss6nd o. coming II christ n saa
81 sous i.y Of one e ssa. Ss II the
cooperate government through such lsgisla-
tion as this proposes; to take the place OF tho
the erueinxlon; for the cIucinxion. OF Jesus
= ne spiritual eorrespondenee OF the cruel
81 s people sS n.
wanted in the Common Veal Mes In III
lstin says; We want no thieves. Anarchists.
RR. ssd not bummerS no firearms. but man
The line OF march is mapped out: Start from
hassulon at noon sunday, March 25, to
ksedurban. where the army will be organized
IS planned; camp near Canton sunday even
Ing. camp near Louisville, o.. Monday night:
gan. camp near Alliance; o, Tuesday. March y
p; last Palestine. O.. March 80; New Gsiiise.
Fnsseurgh. April :; Whitehall, Pa, April b;
April z; Brownsville. Pa, April 81: Union
iSSSo. Pa, April 9; Laurel summit
qrantsyille. Nd, April H.; FrostburR. Nd.
April IL; Cumberland. Md. April IL the route
70 Hancock. Nd, which will be reached April
~ has not heen decided upon yet: Williams
port, Nd. April 10; Hagerstown. Md. April 20;
SSS S9 H..,e s. Nd, Apsl ~ Frsde5ief. Nd,
Nd; April "a; Atkinson's Post Once, Nd.
hptl 70 LoytonEville, Nd. April rs; OlneY.
Nj April ~; Rockville. Nd. April % What
~ Dc done on the 18th and both Is lot yet
Injured out. but II Is probable that tho army"
WI take II easy from Rockville to Washington.
Meantime the people OF Massillon and Can
.odn which Is only five miles distant. are con-
.lderablJ wrought up over the possibility OF a
ll,le Of unIuly men gathering there. In Mas
silon the spring campaign has lust opened IN.
mo me main issue seems TO De to select men
,oi mayor and Marshal who have the hrAins
spa perye To cope with a disordsrly crowd
should Coxey's Common Weal" develop into
furoulent and FOSTERING Tabble.