The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26
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broaden the horoscope Of the aver
age farmer"
VIM. Parrott, the solid alliance
man OF Candy, writes that his alli-
ance, in Lincoln County, sends q del
egate instructed for Donnelly for
president, Eckford for Secretary, etc.
"The only thing to do is to place the
alliance in the hands that made it,
He further says that the Watch COM
mitteemen will stand no show in the
Lincoln County Alliance.
Ulrich Sem, ST., $50, writes q let
ter which makes the heart thump.
He made it lively for the Daily News
lin the stove! And oh, but that
Industrial Age gets a dose-says it
is put into st. Paul to kill the G.. w.
and it is true, too. "Now go on,
you and Donnelly, have a glorious
future OF usefulness and kill the trail
tors on the Both of Dec.
Ladislaus Tyszkiewicz, a grand
brother of Silver Lake, one of the
talented members of the alliance,
writes a good word for Mr.. Donnelly.
Renville surveillance, Renville coun-
ty, instructed it's delegate to vote for
Ignatius DonDelly.
Sacred Heart sub-alliance, same
county, No. $50, elected P. P. Dus-
trand, as it's delegate and K. H.
Holian as alternate. Instructed to
stand by DonnelIy "6rst, last and all
the time.''
NJ. Cutter, the old-time alliance
leader of Sumter, Mcleod County,
writes that they had a big meeting of
their sub alliance, and it was unani-
mously for Donnelly-no other name
was even mentioned. He adds: II
know of six alliances in this county
and one in Sibley that are for Don
nelly, and he will get several more in
this county"
The County Alliance of Mcleod
County, Mr.. Sumter tells us, passed
q resolution instructing it's delegate
to vote for Mr.. Donnelly.
The Lexington, sub-alliance, No.
1865, of LIE Sueur county, elected
Martin Benjick as their delegate to
st. Paul, and on motion OF R. Kendall
he was instructed to vote for Mr..
Donnelly for president.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
The meeting of the County Alliance
of Blue Earth county, at Mapleton,
was a big affair. Twenty-three SUBJ
alliances were represented and there
were sc delegates in the convention.
John Diamond presented the name
of Hon. Lysander Cook. for delegate
to St. Paul, and complimented him
for the effective service he had rem
dered in the recent campaign.
Mr.. Thomas O'Connor advocated
the sending OF a delegate to St. Paul,
who was opposed to both factions in
the Alliance.
Mr.. Cook made a speech in which
he said "that if elected to represent
this county he would vote for Mr..
Donnelly for president. He had
known Mr.. Donnelly intimately for
more than twenty years, had served
in the Legislature with him, and he
knew that he had always labored
persistently and earnestly for the
people. He declared himself Don
nelly man, first, last and all the time,
as things now stand"
Mr.. O'Connor explained that he
was not opposing Mr.. Donnelly per-
sonally.
Mr.. Diamond argued that "there
always had been two factions in the
alliance and probably would be. He
had fought Mr.. D., in the past, when
he differed from him, but there was
no disputing the fact that he had al
ways fought the peoples battles. He
believed that the men most bitter in
their opposition to Mr.. Donnelly were
not members of the Alliance"
Mr.. Cook was elected the delegate
to the state convention; and a
strong resolution was passed endors-
ing Mr.. Donnelly for president of the
Alliance, without a dissenting voice.
We hear that all the sub alliances
OF Marshall county are instructed for
Mr.. Donnelly.
Comfrey Alliance, S72, Brown Co.,
elects delegate and instructs him
for Mr.. Donnelly.
1t looks as If even Otter Tail conn.