Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-08
POLITICS.
The Knights of Labor ao;.]
Work in the Politica, p;a']
Here and There,
And They Will Probably ,rov,.|
a Observation-Disclosures, s.,]
and News.
workine,nen Taking pm.

~, "'"s Political A..
The = workinsmen throughout ths
are talking u great deal ab,nt na,.
ton, and will no doubt do better ~
have done heretofore in tha. d.
The 10000 signatures in favor ~
GEORGES candidacy for Mayor
York have been secured, convan.
nominated him, and his frienfs
ers are making n vigorous caT,vos w
A cisarmaker and Grecni nrta or1.
nominated for Congress- at An Ia
The New York State Comm;, ,aIiS
Greenbuck parry met at ALBANY &C.,
mated candidate for Judge o. ill., ". y
Appeals. Gideon J. tucker is th.s
The New Hampshire GreenI"ni.
Convention met with the MIA.
OF the State, in convention. At W.
ter. The labor men and the ta va
people at Toronto will Try to torm
party. The worklngmcn of ALL
County, Pa, are arranging to take q
in politics, a full labor ticket will
III the field at Evansville, Ind. m,
trial Labor parry of Baltimore lus /
cand dates for city councils. A lnI y
vention at Richmond has nomino,'
District Master Workman for c"1
In some districts the Greenbac)' h
Republicans have fused, and ;nI
ers the Greenbackers and DEM
have joined hands. Tie PHI
tNa.> Republicans have nom na,]
Knight of Labor for Congress
milwaukee Knights expect 10 c]cc.
bels of their order to the LcpislanI
labor convention was held at Fot h
The party there is called the Anti. n d
lypa,ty. The Gleenbackcrs and |
Gratis have joined hands in the Eirs,
and Fifth Districts of Kansas. anal
Harper is working the State. The I'd
and wage workers around MINI. n, ii
working on the same platform. !;
OF Labor has been nominated for C,r
in Muscatne. Iowa. and will lie s,,, :
by the Republicans. Two Rlchm,n,,
egates at Trenton will be run for,I.
Jersey Lee islnturo. The Dcmocro,s
knights OF Labor will unite on nm
in the Salem, Mass, district. I: 10
mated that the labor organizations #
York will cast $1,000 votes, and
George may probably be elected May,
Congressional Nominations.
Ninth Illinois District, L. e. Pa
Republican: Tenth Missouri, M. j. /
ford, Labor; Twelfth Pennsylvania
Lynch, Democrat; Fifth Illinois, q
Wheaton,, Prohibitionist; Third Lon
Z. j. Gay, Democrat; + irst P,nns,
H. H. brigham, Republican; S
Pennsylvania, Charles 0 Neil, lcl
can; Fourth Pennsylvania, w. D. i
Republican; Fifth Pennsylvania, !
Hammer, Republican; Sixth MARYLAND
tor Baughman, Democrat; Second N,
ka, James Laird; Fifth Miss urj, "
Warner, Republican; First New J.
Geor,e Hires, Rel ublican; First Mar,
Thomas S. Hodson. Republican,; S
MARYLAND, w. NJ. Matlne, Repub
Filth Maryland, w. C. Tuck, Rvpub
Seventh New York, j. f. Storey, lN
zionist; First Connecticut, J. r. Buca
publican. Fourth Wisconsin, john
DTmocrat; FIST Wisconsin, IL. Is. C.t
Republican,; First Michigan, II. A. b
son, Republican and Labor; Ninth
ana, B. F. Ham, Democrat; Eiel
Michigan, S. G. Motfat, Republican;
Wisconsin, Hugh j. Gallagher. DEM
Seventh Wisconsin. S. N. Dlcki
Democrat; First Nebraska. Church t
Republican; Second Min sofa, Q
Bulls, Democrat and farmers; Twept,
Pennsylvania, 6. 7. Railelty. DEM
Seventh Missouri, John T.. Hutton, J
crat; Third Iowa, j. G. Cook, Dem
Third Tennessee. j. T. Wilder, l.
lican; Eleventh Texas, S. w. 7. Lnn
Democrat; Fourth Alabama, j. +,
Dutfee, Republican; Eighth Ill
Hiram II. Cody, Democrat; bird lnt
J. X. Marsh, Democrat; Dakota Ten
0. S. Clifford, Republican; Culpeper
district, w. II. +. Lee, Democrat.