The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
The Fsr,ncrs, party.

The following are the names Of the
members of the state central commit
tee chosen by the new Independent
party:
l:rookirga, +. II. Gr"ri.c!,ow: Bra9le. \. NJ.
Ernu,sli: Brown, Il. II. ~is.n,i.y. Butte. James
unlan: Brute, Elmer Schultz: Clark. j. I. Car
ri"r: Char!rs aix, Leroy Walker: Cod:ngton, u.
{. bis''rr: Campbell, j j. tinnalan: custer.
John ~:>trit'r: Day, w. 4. Fisk: Douglas, Lyina:
llc'n: Deuel., a. q. Warren; I.dmunhs, II. u.
Griffith; Faux. q. W. Collins: Ft.i. River, Her
ace Crockett: Grant, Jni,n Barrel: H.,:aon, j. II.
White: Hand, \. Kirkpatrick: l,.mlin, \. ~.
-Arneas"ts: Hughes. Ni,as. II. Travis: Hyde. Ii L..
y. !:o''in-"i: Jc.nnl1. ". y. ii;ii: ki..sShury.
Sd. ii"!fiian: La" renee. a. 4. Adams: Lincoln,
Jerry C,hon: Lake. NJ. T.. Hart: Miner, j. l..
linrch: Meade, Manly Duncl.i: McGouk. u. T..
cra.nble: Marshall, s. ii. Bur,c!.. Moody, II. +.
Rice: Minnclaia, j. u. Lanrl.r: Potter, II. w.
cost,nd; Pennington, IL NJ. Lc.'.e: Suily, j. 81.
Moore: sphinx, Il. Il. Si,"oncr: %sanborn, Sd.
Mitchell: Union. James Jordan: wr..nrth. 1. IL.
~Snyiam; Iaukton, Julius Errkl,y.
y committee appointed for the pur-
pose presented the following maiiifcs-
to:
We. The committee, pursuant to an-
tliority given 10 MS by am asSeml,lagc of
people from all parts ofSorth Dakota.
convened in the city of Huron. $. d..
June g, 1880, and who in this sovereign
capacity have authorized us to prepare
and issue to the pcoplcof South Dakota
an address which shall in IL few wolds
set forth our grievances and demands,
approach our task with an abiding
Faith in the people. believing that they
will see It's reasonahl.nc,, and the ne
cr-sity of looking beyond party lines
for relief.
We believe that our nation is the
sole arclitcc, of lis own destiny and by
lis W acts brings either veal or wo.
upon itself. Surrounded and confront
ed Ivy great evils which If not removed
will bring retributinns. murmuringso OF
discomfort are heard on every hand.
wealth producers are becoming dcstit.
ute ina land of plenty. while the wealth
OF the country has been concentrate,
in the hands of IA few. thus building NJ
a %plutocracy which is rcpugnant TO tn,
very foundation principles OF our GOV.
ernmcnt, and under which the nassc;
are suffering beyond endurance.
Feeling these expressions. we hav,
appealed in the past i'm vain TO the po
@litical parties who have had control OF
tile government for relief: therefor,
J we deemed ourselves bv necessity an(
duty compelled to form the ~indrpcnd
cnt party, which has accepted the mot
TO, I'm the spirit OF love and Justice Thu
people rule
Therefore we appeal To you. tho poo
: pie of South Dakota. to rally aroun,
our standard as promulgated in Thu
city of Huron on June q. ls9o.
The manifesto was adopted, ana witt
other literature will he sent to ever,
VOTER IN the state.
just before the close of lie mcctin:
this resolution was introduced hy +
+. Meyer, of Sanlorn county. 1T wa
adopted and a copy Forwarded to tn
Bankers Association.
WHEREAS. We haze been informc,
' by the last confidential circular" tina
: the bankers of South Dakota hav
9 spent 5000 TO defeat bills No. - an,
l 12.s: therefore,.
HssoIro3, That we, the South Dakot
Farmers Alliance. abior The action %
the bankers in defeating Just lcgi>la
1 ton. and we. The alliance. will see to
that legislators BIZ elected who are ne
in The market at reduced rates.