The General Council of
Alliance of the United States
wi'l hold its aunual laeit'n at
Ocala, Fla., December 2nd, next
About two hundred and iilty
delegates and l.oOO other lead-
1 1 alt
in meiiiDers oi uie auiauco
will be inattendar.ee. The con
ference will bo an important
one.
The Knight ? of Labor Con
vention, in session last week,
chose T. V. Powderly. Ilulph
Leaumont and A. Wright as
delegates to attend the above
meeting of the National Alii
ar.ee.
An exchange says: It is
really gett to be a ser oas
business in know what to du
with the lueaehers and the
Alliance. We extend our sym
pamy to tJiose. who wish to
rid the world of tli;; preachers
and the Allianco. It would be
better for those who oppose the
teachings ef both if they knew
more about the teachings of
both. Thiy some have already
learned too late and many
others are preparing to suf
fer the same I'atj.
ILeiNcw loiK neraiu, m an
aiticle on the Alliance, says:
'Their leading men tell me they
will welcome any man o." set of
men who may choose to enter
their ranks, but they can onlv
be admitted by renouncing for
ever their fcrmsr political affil
iations." This is untitle, (both ttat
ments) as every member of tho
Allianco knows. A paper like
the Herald can't aiford to make
such gross errors.
