Alliance Standard. (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 51, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 19, 1893 Page: 3 of 3
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AJlianoe Steraclacvi:
iPublished Every Ttcsday at
J^inden, — — Texas.
J. W. ERWIN.
ClllTUK AND
PBUPKIETOK,
•J- C Erwin- Associate Editor
AM) BUSINESS MANAGER.
People's Party Ticket.
State Ticket.
For Governor,
THOMAS L NUGENT.
For Lieiu Governor,
MARION MARTIN.
For Attorney General,
R. V. BELL.
For Elate Treasurer.
HENRY E. McCULLOCH
Ki r Land Commissioner,
S. I). CRANBERRY'.
For Comptroller,
O. E. MKITZKN.
For Supt. I’uh. Inst.,
E. 1'. ALSBERRY.
Court of Criminal Appeals,
For Chief Justice,
E. L DOHONY.
For Soprcine Court,
JOHN RUSSELL.
Fer Congress 4th District,
J. II. Davis.
County Ticket.
-For Local Representative.
J. H. FROST.
For County Judge,
J. C. HENDERSON.
For County Clerk,
O. M. TUCKER.
For District Clerk.
H. F. DUNCAN.
■For Sheriff.
H. F. TRAYLOR.
v. a. TU.-okiT
For County Attorney.
HENRY D. NELSON.
For Tax Collector.
A. A. KENNEDY.
For Tax Assessor.
W D. WATERS.
For County Surveyor.
A. W. HAMPTON.
For Commissioner, Beat one.
A. B. CLOXINGER.
For Commissioner Beats (3 & 0.)
J. H. SMITH,
For Justice of the Peace, Beat one.
C. A. EARP.
For Constable, Reatone.
N. 1. BAKRON.
1894
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ess GoodV, Gents’ Fur-
ness and al full line of
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Dent Tobaece Spit or Saojfo your lifa Away
The truthful, HturlHuff‘fltl<» ftf ii book
alsiut No-tc-lar, fl»e only
CM!'. RANTER Uilw*sj 'fiaplt Plire. If
rate you WMt to SjiPf •'Nu't.v
lt> • tw*\ tw<I n^rvlf; t-
IhnlUsti H nieoHm*|„y>h|s. *fift?firtt,<yiiak
men cidti stieiutfl), iiVift HiW Vigor.
Pom '1 hr,-, r thli *'<\a!eft. Ylold
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ML A*“ts. dr. ftiul’Ult 'free.;
Srnifliie '^.eUii-.ly i
From Ervan* .Hill.
Standard.
‘If you will allow
space in your paper, I will
press my opinion of the
lines to tliQ public.
When I rot up this morning
finding u line rain falling which
.was needed and gladly received
ljJT *11 Tariityrs, while I am sad to
see si) malty gtapding out with-
out God and without Principle,
and pleading against their inter-
est their childrens interest and
stand up ahd plead for the devil
Cleveland and Co., and they can
see, it does seem to me that our
country is goihg down to degra-
dation and ruin. But I do thank
'God for all things for I believe
'every man will take his medicine
sooner or later. It may taste
very had and hard to swallow,
hilt the directions ■will suy take
a.
1 than'k God for that, for we
believe he is with the People’s
party, and may God open the eyos
of thh blind that they may read
and study-the principles of the
People’s party.—The land plank
and the subtreasurv plan, for
that is what ttcjicni worse.
■Some wonders how those hard
times ivas brotight about. It is
no wonder to me mf we done it
ourselves by voting for, 'find
trusting men whorTC oirr ene-
mies shell as .1. fj. Sheppard who
calls us Scabs and skalatvags,'fth d
voting for men withoutfhh oath
of the national vidfcUre Hhofee
neck *it talri-s to pay the debt *
People’s Party
CAMP MEETING
To be Held in Atlanta, July
23rd, 24th and 25th, '94.
»tsprtii* ,*«.
, 'me of C'llRns is 'complete.
,v CUSH.— C. II. NcUOn.
Miss liorena Polk ■rctwroed
Sunday from a visit to Co.n-
ree, and Moadsy -went inio
bool room at Dal ton, to hs-
Harvy in a 'wo months
has cases coming to
day,some with Can-
upus, some with To-
ld Mires and every
», hf mkkes a per-
Urot Is fair try
Misses i
Oliver, wi
day morning
in the evt
yo rag ladiys
accompanied by
dOrris and Lenore
Queen City Mon*
•larrett returned
Dj leaving the
pisit among their
friends and relatives.
*qF*Flour, Hams, Pare Leaf Lard,
Sugar, Coffee and Molasses, ai
C. H. Nelson’s.
—An ice-cream supper was
ibfe fad at Dr. Olivers last Friday
night. The, young folks were
happy and had an enjoyable
time.
I®-}- J. Story has just received a
large lot of fresh good Flour, cheap
for Ihe cash
—Nice showers have fallen
•
since our last issue and some lo-
calities have had line seasqps.
•®“My line of cloathing and shoes ia
eoinplets. Come and see Ibe prices,
C. H. Nelson.
fc^'SchocI books and stationary bf
all kinds, at J, T. Stovall’s.
•or*You will find in j. J. Sidry’s ah,
senee Mr. Joe Lucal lb his store who
will take great pleasure iJ| waiting on
Jon- ' ]\ ’ ' ,
lii. T-Ui«|ttHfil
track this Congressmen iiH Sen-
ators that has lieoft &Cnt to Con-
gress l»y the popfilist. Xo». any
other point. Y\ hen the tax as-
sessors comes ufAu'nd, y6h V il 1
uliv. i. .Uu diiiuii *Hi: New ! loll him how nfiuny hales ■(**' cot-
ton you iDaic la ft year and 'how
nhiu v bushels Of corn and how'
nm'ny gallons of syrup and hoe
'bitch of every thing else, a-ul bv
so thing wo lot the CorjSerktiofi
*n0 how to figure 11X down to the
chickens and eggs to live ofe.
There is no law to force rib to do
such, and 1 for onfc do wftrn the
people against that for:it re none
of their business as to how much
we make arid w hot We de with
it, for we are taxed to pay the
Sensus taker every ten years aiid
•that will do them (the corpora-
tion) and I do ask the people if
ke are so luckey to gain the vic-
tory in Case Co. not td hum
,one grain of powder away in
guns nor in anvils, but-treat Our
enemies with kindness, dd not
treat them like they treated ufe
when they elected Mr. Cleveland
and afterwards hung him it. ->fi-
gv hut that was only done
foOl the people and we dont
want to fool any one, we hope
that every man will stand on
principle and vote the sanie.
Our platform is in the Stan dar*
and has been for two years, it is
something the People’s party is
not ashamed of, but will some
Democrat show me their plat-
form.
I am hot here to create auv
political strife blit to persuad)
men to come to our party *- d
principle that we may get relief
at the ballot box if we will fti
crtirie together and quit voting
for Our enemy w« can get rti
and besides that Why there ia
other. Yours frit better tinte
John El!'-
in all public Political di:
MiMidhs with white speakers of
^be 'People’s party, duriug tho
tlr>-ee days; encampment. And
ibirt hen a colored Populist
speaks it division of time slmllbo
g’-anted the Republican party,
tied shall be answered by a col-
ored rhan from the Republican
(party.
Gn motion of C. E. Dunson of
The ff’opulikt committee, the pro-
position of the citizens commit-
tee Was accepted.
On motion a committee of ten-
five 1'opuliotg, three Democrats
and two Republicans were ap-
pointed to arrange program for
public speaking, to have full
charge of all public discussion.
Committee on part of Popuust,
W T White, T S Browrt, C E
Dunson, Pbrnpoy Black, and It
W Collins.
(On part of Democrats,
D A O’Neal, A C Smith and
A M iles.
On part of Republicans,
H G Goree and Dr. J D Moore.
Oh motion the proceedings of
this meeting be Published ih all
the Cass County papers.
Adjourhed.
JL Griffin, Cha.ii
John J Ball, Secretary.
DUCKSKIN
DREECHP
BEST IMBfc, ^ESTFITTHImSt V'
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Page 6.
A joint conference beftveen tin
committee of the People’s party
and the citizens Of Atlanta was
held ut the Opera House at 2
o’clock P. M.
J. L. Griffin was called to the
chair and Jno J. Ball was chosen
sect.
After the object of the meeting
of the two committees was ex-
plained, C. E. Dunson A. A. Ken-
nedy and T. S. Brown of the
Populist were appointed to con-
fer with the citizens committee.
C. E. Dunson for the sub com-
mittee submitted the minutes of
the People’s Party Mass Meeting
held at Chsseta July, 7th.
II. A. O’Neal submitted for the
citizens committee.—The follow-
ing proposition to the People’s
party. The Citizens of Atlanta
welcomes the People’s party
Camp meeting, to be held on the
28rd 24th aiid 25t!^ inst. And
tonders t6 them 'the free use of
Hays Park the Opera House and
Sper'lnan & Swints waro House
and will also furnish Ice water
in barrels for drinking purposes, r
freO, and will guarantee unto
tbp p,e police protection.
-wer that the Peo-
rarahteo - give |jjL
divi*i&u ,
FOR 1894.
new year, 1894, we feel to
^ 3ir patronage in the past,
luance of your kind favori
ler share *of your cash
Keep^ C3«aeral Supply of
.iuch as
i«len' & Children's Clothing;]
Hamilton & Brown's Ladies y 4
and Gentlemen's Shoes.
Ha!rd-ware Tin-ware
(th a Full Lind of
i’amfly Groceries.
'est and our Prices the Lowest Possible to Live
‘■■y and Quantity of poods.
ect|h.Uy, O.
WBSLSON.
—Bro. Frszior sal family bave bad ! tion by private coutruct. was tbe nul-
a severe time since tlk grip epidemic | lification acts of ’’outb Carolina or the
struck our town, but\we learn they secession acts of a later date? Both
alike proposed to set a-ide constitu-
ted authority. The money of the
Constitution consists of gold and sit -
are improving
-J
T. Huff is suffering from a
oae of general debility, malaria,
p Ac. He is in a condition to
be, very sick, ,>t we hope, with pru-
dence he will s^otl ho UP-
—Hee our c^ubt)inK r8te witb ,he
Dallas or OalM™ New> *nd if J’011
want either tho M®11*8 or Galveston
| inaue, both Bemi wtekl)'8. J'ou can get
> them from us at if .V«u ftre 8
rcade. of the S¥>“'' »
you can get the Semi Kt'ffs
and the Standard for Jl.StXjjS"1'.
—Sam Lee, an old citizen of Caas
County, suicided, fty shooting him
self in the forehead with a histoi, last
qenk »t Han Antonio. Texas, where
tit! has been in business for sometime
His retrains were brought to Atlanta
for burial. There is a faint suspi-
cion, if nothing more, tliat it was not
» suicide, but the Standard is not
acquainted with the grot mis or rea-
sons for the suspicion, j
— Let every body wlio'is in favor of
i a just and wise goveruuicut, giving
equal and exact justice to rich and
j pool, bond and free, black and white
without favor or discrimination, turn
; out next Saturday evening at the
court bouse, for the purpose of orga-
nizing upon tbe plan suggested and
out lined by the executive committee
at its meeting sit Cu-seta on tbe lSlb.
inst. Meeting will be al 2 o'clock p.
m.
—^ 1,00 for the Standard
—The people's party of beat 7 is
called to meet in Atlanta on next Sat-
urday, the 3d proximo fpy tbe pur-
pose of organization. They will also
meet in beat 3 at Marietta for the
same purpose, aud in beat 6 they
meet at Gum Springs to perfect the
organization among the colored peo-
ple, That is just right; Let every
man, white and black, who iudorses
our principles, join the chins.
According to '.he Constitution the
States have no right to make anything
but gold and silver coin a legal
tender, but according to tae supreme
court congress may make soms other
legal tender for debt. Bpt if tbe
States are authorized to make silver,
ooin a legal tender, by what right does
Congress refuse the coinage, and by
whaa right rild Congress in tbe Blaqd.
Allison act [provide that the silver dol-
lar should be receivable for all debts
public ayid private, EXCEPT OTH
ErfwiSE PROVIDED IN THE
CONTBACT?
This exespliotrenab'es the creditor
classes nullify, by private contract
the express provision* of the Consti-
tution, that State# might spake ailvtr
a legal tender, H»w much worse
“— ~~ '• ,'oMhiCowfitu-
ver by expressed provision and of
paper by inference. Has congress
any right to violate the Constitution?
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Plan of Organization.
t Let there be a mass-meeting of the
Peopje’s party called in each beat, or
justice precinct, at as early a day ax
possible, and organize by, electing a
beat committee of seven members,
four of whom shall be white and three
cploced. Let said committee elect
on3 of their number chairman. . The
b«at committees shall haye stated
meetings at least once a month for
have aut:
together.
lerestofthn parly require,. *
majority of tbe commiUeu si. te
authority to call a mass me*-..., of
the beat when ever they think it will
be of heuelll to the party aud the
people.
This committee of Seven in each
beet shall Lake * steps to organize
clubs, both white and colored, in
every nook and corner of their several
beats, where such organizations can
be effected. This committee of sev-
en in each beat, shall also constitute
the executive committee of the conn-
iy-
Ah soon as any beat calls its mass
meeting and elects it* executive beat
committee, the chairman thereof shall
at once notify the Couuty Chairman
J. L. Gritlln. at Cnsseta, giving him
the names of all the committeemen,
and illso keep him po<ted ua the or-
ganization of clubs progresses, and tie
ready to respond to bis call for a meet-
ing of Ibe County Executive commit-
tee.
As soon as an organization can be
effected in the beats, the County
chairman shall call upon each beat
chairman to call a mass meeting Of
his beat for the purpose of selecting a
full and impartial representation to a
coun'y mass-meeting, to meet at tbe
County scat on a subsequent day
named, for tbe purpose of nominating
a full county ticket.
If a state convention be called, or a
District convention embracing Cass
County, The county chairman shall
at once call the executive committee
together for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the same. Or if it be at
a time when it will not tax the peo-
ple too much by interfering with tbeir
business be iflay call a county . mass
meeting for that purpose.
Tbe meeting adjourned subject to
the, cal I of tbe chairman.
—The New Sowlhwest, A new
reform paper puWished at Waco,
Texas, with A JM. Colwick and
C. A. Kesselleit Edit<|rs and Pro-
prietors is on qur X table.
If Charly’s Copardner is as
trye blue as he is op the reform
question, we have no doubt about
% tope of their paper. The
St/Adakd extends fraUrns^
greeting and wishes them aboa*
ditLsucessS'
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Erwin, J. W. Alliance Standard. (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 51, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 19, 1893, newspaper, December 19, 1893; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth523154/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.