No Need For Alarm

A leading meinber of the Nebraska Alliance stated that there was a great deal of imnecessary excitement and agitation over what legislation the Alliance proposes to put on the statute books this winter. Said he: "I hear a great deal of lamentation to the effect that we wiü indulge in Considerable class legislation - that is, that we will legislate only for the farmer. In part, I am free to conf ess, this is true. We have had legislatures for a good many years past that have enacted class legMation - that is, legislation which benefited other classes besides ours. The monopolists have had a pretty long tnrn at the legislative wheel, and it is onr whirl now. But there is no need for alarm in business circles. The Farmers' Alliance is not an anarchical