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Tti© L-iestd©*-*.Peopler*' Flirty Oruanlzera.The followin': named gentlemen were elected by the Central Commlttee.on April 30th. to organize people-.’ party clubs la their respective townships throughout the county. This is’a duty that requires much labor, but the suci-oss of any great undertaking requires an earnest enorttogntn success. It Is hoped that every organizer will take hold ol this matter at once.Cilv ol Canton II. 1.. Katnsdell.Cunton township Henry Hrandon.Dayton - Bit. tvonlwoll,Springdale J. M- Husivell.Dclapre A. Messner.Perry - Wo. ilecraii.r.aValley - II. M. Sweden.Lynn ” O. M. Iverson.Grant “ I-- l-arsoe.Delnware S- Keller.Lincoln A. J. Westbury.Kahvlew •• J. Falde.Pleasant P. A. Hurr,llrooklyn •• A. J. Wimple.Kdon Jos. Warner.Highland •• O. Steensland.Norway - Hans ltlse.Z3T Col. XI. XI. Price ot Sanborn county, the peoples candidate for Ueiitcimiil governor, roasts Caldwell of the Sioux Falls Press to a turn in the Argus-Leader of Wednesday. Col. Price calls Cal. a comrade—oil, no, Colonel, he was only a three monihs chicken.£2f The man who was limiting for office at Hislfleld went home without il. Every candidate was investigated and his character and standing thoroughly reviewed before a vote was taken. Il was thus that our noble ticket, with Honest Abe VanOsdel at the In-ad, was nominated.J2T The Rocky Mountain News of Denver, the great democratic paper of the west, will not support Cleveland. It is for free silver.C3?“ The republicans and democrats of Nevada and Colorado have repudiated their own parties and resolved to stand by the peoples party.55* Clarkson must feel queer when he contemplates the attitude of those post masters lie appointed and who are now rejoicing in his overthrow.ts! Equal rights for all, special privi leges io none. This is the modest demand of the peoples party. Every man can stand ou tilts platform.12? President Harrison and ex-president Cleveland have said they are against a free silver bill, and against the demandsof the people. Tile people are against them.E3 The New Forum furnishes a list of over 900 reform papers in the United States. Kansas leads, with Nebraska second and Texas third. This is how the peoples parly is dying.ZW It seems to be determined among the republican bosses that Auditor Taylor would not be a strong mau for governor. He has done Ihe work for the bosses and now they cast him aside.E-gT There were muny delegates at the great peoples party convention at Reri-fleld who were delegates at the last republican state convention. Bossism and corruption drove them into the peoples party.CW The present Chairman Estabrook, and Secretary Wright of the republican committee for the second judicial district —Judge Alkcns—were delegates at the Rcdfield convention. This is how the peoples party is growing.iy The fiat of the people will soon be heard like the blast of an angry whirlwind sweeping over the country and through the halls of congress, commanding and demanding in thunder tones that will not be misunderstood.B3jr The Red field convention was composed of men who never drink—away from home at least—for there was neither sign or smell of liquor in that vast body of men during that entire session. How different it has been in limes not remote.Z3f 11. A. VanDalsen of XIadisou. the new editor of the Lake County Independent. is one of the brightest men in the peoples party, a scholarly poetical genius, who studied human nature while marching in the ranks as a soldier during the rebellion.C3T The 18.000 Union printers of New York City will not support nominee Iteid of the republican ticket. He fought the Union up to a few weeks before his nomination. and then dismissed his rat printers and made love to the Union. It won't work. Printers are uot so easily fooled.131- Out of the 700 delegates and alter nates present at llie Rcdfield convention, there was not one single case or even intii cations of intemperance in that grand body of honesi. determined men. Such a magnificent exhibition of Christianity and munhixal was even a surprise to XIrs. Craumer of the \V. C. T. U.A gavel was presented the republican national convention at Minneapolis cut from a tree grown on the first homestead entered under the homestead law. Daniel Freeman of Beatrice. Nebraska, owns the homestead and he is a thorougly earnest peoples parly man. The Minneap oils limber was stolen from his farm.ZW A train load of delegates atWoon socket, returning from Redtield, assembled on the depot platform and gave three rousing cheers for Honest Abe VanOsdel and the peoples party. Gov. Mellette stood 011 ihe edge of the great crowd a silent chagrined unwilling witness. Mellette looked sad ami lonely, not a man spoke to him.EgT As one of the train loads of delegates returning from Redfield, halted at Alpena for the departure of the Jerauld delegation, about 300 willing voices gave three cheers for Jerauld’s gallant boys, at that moment Auditor Taylor stood in the station door. When he discovered who the boys cheered for, he looked sad and pulled his hat down over his eyes. He saw the hand writing on that train.The LgADEn wishes that the people of the state could have been at the Redfield convention and seen the harmony and determination of that great big convention: Ihe intelligence and ability displayed; the manhood and sobriety of that grand body of men; the individual ownership of every vote cast, and they would have seen such a convention the like of which has never been held in the state before. The convention was a victory in itself.C3T Sioux Falls Argus Leader; The Independents have put a full electoral, congressional and slate ticket in the field, and strange as it may seem. Senator Pettigrew admits that the ticket may carry the state.Right you are Mr. Leader. Ii does seem strange that Pettigrew would admit the truth when it means defeat for his party, but Frank's party has been ruined in this slate by the bossism of Mellette. Moody and himself. The people are determined to rule and only seek justice at the hands of ihe lawmaking power of Ihe nation. Who would deny the great laboring and producing masses simple justice.
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Canton Dakota Farmers Leader
Canton, South Dakota, US
Fri, Jul 01, 1892
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