The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-20

srs' Alliance aAd Knishtsi os IAbee IA eooyen.
ton assembled. DO. adopt - . platform and
q claration of principles the pletform oe the
National Farmers' Allianss end Industrisl
Usion aad Knishta q Labor, Substantially e.
adopted ct their 6t. Louis conveution In Deceu.
bsr. 1889. y q tbs 6ta4ef AlliSnce Of e0uth
Dakota.
I. We demand currency to b. Issued BIZ The
general government. 70 b. full legal tsudsr, to
increase in'vo!ume with The Increase ;oe bust.
ness. 70 b issued directly to productive Undue.
tries without Intervention Of banks Of fssue.
q. We demand railway transpottaion, tele.
graph and telephone service s& actuel eost. and
that the Government shall own aad operate the
same.
.. We demand the frss end unlimited eoinaes
Of silver.
Z. We dsmand the adop4ioa Of an absolutely
secret voting system. both stete and national.
9. We demand the most rid economy con.
etstsnt with the satsty Of our state and nation
In the admtnistrattoa Of every branch Of our
government.
9. We demand the passaeo Of laws prohibit
ing the alien oWnslship Of land, and that con.
sress take steps to obtain lands owned by
altsnt . foreign isyndieates. aad that lsndS
now held by corporations In excess Of such ~ IL
actually used and needed BY them bs reclaimed
by the government and held for actusl eetsi, "a
only.
A manifesto to The people elainsd that
the wealth producers we're becoming dssti.
tuts aud that . plutosrscy was forming.
Having appealed to the old parties In vain,
It was said to b tine 10 form . new inds.
pendent party in the spirit Of levs aud
Justice County conventions will bs held
July 3 aud the STATE convention July 8 ct
Huron.
Most Of those attending Tie farmsrs' a..
lance and third. party convention have 70.
turned home. A special train was sent
vest With delegates living on the Miivau.
kes road. A general feeling of satisfastion
with what had been accomplished was APP
parent. Disposttion IL shown 70 wait
patiently for . ticket to be nominated here
July 8. before many will commit them.
selves to support the third party move.
n.ent. The state central commit 90 will
o holda conference to formulate . pro.
gram for the canvass Of the state In the
interest Of the nsw party.
The following are the names Of the
members OF the state central COMMITTEES
chosen BY the new Independent party:
Brookiugs, E. b. Goodlsllow; Bsadle, A.
N. Brootsh; Brown, r. B. Bentley; Butte,
SseNos O0AeNp 01Us0s GluAeg 6C0ultZ ClAtE,
j. Carrier; Charles Nix, Leroy Walker:
Codington. D. G. Disbro; Campbell, J. j.
Finnelan; Custer, John Htratsr; Day, w.
E. Fisk; Douglas, Lyman Hsen;
Deuel., A. g. Warren; Edmunds, b.
B. Grifath; Faux, G.. W. COL
Inns; Fall River, Horace Crockett; Grant.
John Burrel; Hanson, ]. B. White; Hand.
A. Kirkpatrick; Hamlin, A. o. A~r-ason;
Hughes. Chas. b. Travis; Hyde, q. L. F.
Robinson; Jerauld, w. N. Hin; Kinesbur,.
8. J. Hoffman; Lawrence, A. T. Adams;
Lincoln. Sorry Gehon: Lake. N. E. Hart;
Miner, J. L. Bureh; Meade, Manly Dunc-
kel; McCook, E. E. Cramble; Marshall, s..
h. Burtch; Moody. B. F. Rice; Minnehshs.
J. o. Laneler; Potter, II. W. Cosand:
Pennington. n. N. Lssby; Suny, ]. III.
Moore; Sphinx. T. B. Spooner; Stubborn,
s. J. Mitchell; Union, James Jordan:
Wslworth. I. D. Sudan; Yankton, Julius
Berkly.