National Alliance and Industrial Union Leaders Address Memphis Assembly
James Loucks and other officers summarize theNational Alliance meeting held in Memphis Tennessee November 15 1892. They praise leaders condemn plutocracy and urge nonpartisan support for their demands and ballot box principles while warning against internal traitors and partisan entanglements. The message stresses unity education and continued organizing to secure economic reforms through the vote.
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