The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26

GAINESVILLE Alliance sends DON
nelly delegate.
Witoka Alliance, 451, sends J. A..
Brown as delegate Donnelly. So
writes Mr.. Fellows.
L. J. Page, of Faribault, sends in a
club, and says: Il will do all I can
for the G. w. as long as I believe it
is straight; anyway want paper
to have the get there with both
feet and no shutting"
Our respected friend, E. E. West,
manager of the Pope County Press,
and one of the fathers of the reform
movement, is a delegate from the
Westport and Leven Alliance. He is
a Donnelly man, and says he hopes
the true alliance men will stand firm.
The Plymouth Alliance of Parker's
Lake Hennepin county elected Hon.
Jones, H. Howe, as their delegate.
Mr.. Hove made speech in which he
said he would vote for Donnelly if he
had to vote alone.
Becker Alliance and Big Lake Alli-
ance instructed for Donnelly.
Bloomfield Alliance, sends o. P.
Hadland, instructed for Donnelly.
Friend Carpenter, OF thesTribune,
sends us complete report of their
enthusiastic County Convention. held
at Pennington, instructed for Don
nelly, as noted before.
C. W. Ward and I. Berfeld sent
from Mcleod. Donnelly.
Langola Alliance, 1135, (Rice Co. }
instructed for Donnelly, and send W.
S. Adams and Jas. McCulick dels.
W. S. Adams writes: "We would like
to see the g. w. made tine alliance
organ"
Bro. Hynes, of Adrian, writes that
A. D. Hosmer and Mark Graves are
sent from Adrian Alliance, 555.
"First, last and all the time"
Bro. 0. P. Hadland writes from
Hurdal, Fillmore Co., that Bloom
field Alliance, 242, elected Mr.. Had
land and Ole Terbinson-"Hon. 1.
Donnelly is the unanimous choice. F."
"The Alliance can afford no more ex-
perimenting." Grand good letter.
Hon. j. o. Barrett, writes us from
Browns Valley, about the resolu-
tions passed at the Co. Convention
(Trayerse Co.. The Alliance wished
them published this week. They on
ly reached us as we 60 to press.
Next week.
Andrew Richmond, Sec'y Washing
ton County Alliance, kindly sends us
full report OF their grand meeting
too late to put in type. He says the
resolutions denouncing Hall were
passed unanimously.
Friend Westling, of Wyanett: Your
letter will probably find room next
week. Excellent sentiments.
Mrs. L. J. Page Faribault: All
right-your letter is highly appreci-
ated. Hope to hear from you again.
Communication Immediately after
convention.
Becker and Big Lake Alliance send
Pres't VIM. Shinton for delegate.
Donnelly with enthusiasm. II know
the devils are guilty of anything. ]
believe it possible to excommunicate
Lathropfrom our assemblies" Good
letter-must publish all of it.
Gilbert Fish, certainly Bro.
through Adam, writes from Rice Co.;
saying Home Alliance is all right and
so is the County. Letters and en-.
closures received with great thanks
just what we want. More hereafter.
From Slayton we get the good
news that the county alliance was
"solid for Donnelly."
Appended to an official communi
cation, a Secretary writes a private
note, as follows:
"Look out! A delegate should not
change his opinions in St. Paulv
This sentiment shows that our ALI
ance men throughout the state are
thinking-and are aroused to the i'm
portance of the coming convention.
FOR l. DONNELLY.
Lowry, Dec. 18th, 1890.
Last Saturday w. D. Brainard was