New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
COXEYITES MOVE AGAIN.
GONE WHERE THEY CAN BE NEAR 4
BARROOM
THEY EXPECT TO DRAW CUSTOM FOR THE MAN
AGEMENT-SMITH TO START ON
IECTI-RF TOI-R

LECTURE TOUR.
Washington. May l4.-The restless Coxeyites made
another move this morning Spa water. shady
and unlimited opportunities for personal
CLEANLINESS have not the attractions for them
as prospects of gate money and abundant free ra-
tions Besides. the Hyattsvllle people. In organizing
vigilance committees and swearing In sherins posses
and appealing to the State authorities for aid to sup
press nuisance, manifested say the least of It,
an inhospab.e spirit. SO. OF the barkeepers
in the neighborng village Of Bladensburg seemed
desirous of having the presence OF the Coxey army
In their neighborhood TO draw custom, and the
use of the yard surrounding the famous old hosiery
the George Washington House. in Badensburg. was
rendered them, Browne and Coxey late last night
determined to their ragged Falstafiian "army"
ou; OF Hyattsvlle into Bladensburg.
They were induced 10 make this change for sew
eral reasons. Camp Liberty was comparatively
inaccessible, except to persons who drove out there
in carriages or buggics. Those who had not that
mode of locomoton were compelled either to wade
a creek of running spa" water walk coon"
a log bridge high above the stream. COnse-
quently. the gate money received yesterday was not
enough to pay expenses The new camping-grounds
round the Bladensburg Hotel nclosed by high
fence and so the managers VIII be able to
admission fee from all visitors The move was made
this morning at o'clock. Browne announced 1t In
the following characteristic order:
I'm the Field. Camp Liberty.
HyattsvIl.e. Md. May 49, 1874.
"Comrades: We have spent glorious day in this
upon the part of a few old gentlemen OF Hyats
ve. who. as 1t a moonlight niGht last evening
got frightened at their own shadows. But we have
been favored by number of the good peOpe of that
pace to-day. many ladies'. who all expressed tnem
se.yes that Inc insult 10 US by the so-caed indig
nation meeting was uncal.ed for.
Tomorrow morning. bugle call Z m. Break
fast 5. At Q o'clock strike camp and move 10 the
Bladensburg. where Wi, remain Indefinitely. as
base of operations. Our headquarters VIII be in
the old George Washington Note, once the heal
when he fgh,ing the British. tho Common
veal is now fighting the English gold ring.
"Brother Coxey and wife ana little Legal Tender
viii also take up quarters in the ho,e. which has
been kindly placed at our service during our stay
in the neghborhood
Marshal c. T. Mckee will attend 70 donations
as usua tomorrow, and VIII take aides Brothers
Lows. LOritz and Alex Acorn
For special reasons every member Is expected to
remain In camp tomorrow. unless granted Il pass.
with forfeiture of badge for disobed.ence.
Twelve more OF Marshal Gllvin's joined
to-day, and | have organized Commune y. Of the
California community. CARL BROWNE"
Desertons and accessions appear u rin with
nearly equal feet. number OF s,ragglers from Gal
tercay. On that day and Saturday there
about forty new recruits and about fifty Of those
who marched out from Camp Tyranny" in Wash
ington failed to answer ro!ica.l this morning.
Smiths contingent OF the "C0mmonweal Army has
been formally dlsbanded by him. Some of the men
went to join Coxey at Bladensburg. and the rest
Baltimore. where they Will join Smith and act
as advance agents AMI bIiposicrs for him on his
lecture which he proposes 10 make for the pur-
post OF organizing what Will be known the Pco-
ples salvation Army whose prlncpa! object OF
course. Will be the disqualification Of Cnaratan
Smith.