The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-11
Names OF the Men Prominently
Connected With Farmers
Alliance Politics.
Text Of the Manifesto Issued By the
Committee---Additiona Reso-
lutions Passed.
Blind Boss Buckley Likely to Be
come q Tammany Leader---A
Long Political Jump.

HURoN Z. ID. Jane io
The following srs the names OF the
members OF the state central committee
chosen by the new independent party
Brookings. n. H. Goodfellow; Readle, A.
MI. Brootsh; Brown, r. b. Bentley; Butte,
James Unlan; Brule, Elmer schultz; CLARK,
q. I. Carrier: Charles Mix, Leroy Walker:
Codington. ID. G. Disbro: Campbell, J. y.
Finnalan; Custer, John Strater. Day, w.
E. Fisk; Douglas, Lyman Heen;
Deuel., A. q. Warren; Edmunds, n.
n. Gri6ith; Faulk, @. w. Ool-
Inns. Fall River, Horace Crockett; Grant,
John Burrel; Hanson, j. X. White Hand,
A. Kirkpatrick; Hamlin, Al, O. Aresson;
Hughes, Chas. II. Travis; Hyde. @. L. n.
Robinson; Jeranid, w. N. Hill; KinRsbnry,
q. J.. Hoffman: Lawrence, A. r.. Adams;
Lincoln, serry Gehon; Lake. NJ. Il. Hart;
Miner, y. L. Burch; Meade, Manly Dune
ksI; McCook, e. T.. Cramble; Marshall, b.
II. Burtch; Moody. b. II. Rice; Minnehaha,
j. O. Lsnelsr; Potter, II. w. Cosand;
Pennington. II. NJ. Leeby; sully, j.. III.
Moore; sphinx, T.. II. Spooner: Snnboras
s. j. Mitchell; Union, James Jordan;
walworsh, /. d. Su, dam; Yankson, julius
Berkly.
A committee appointed for the pnrposa
presented the following manifesto.
We. the committee. pursuant toths authority
given 10 us BY m assemblago OF people from Al
parts OF south DAKOTA. convened In ths city 81
Huron. .. d.. Juno Q, $500. and who IN tnzs
soserel9n capacity have authorized Us 70 pre-
pare and Issue 10 tha people Of south Dakots
On address which ahaif Ia o few words set forth
cur grievances and demands. approach our tast
with an abiding faith IN the people, bsiiavinz
thas they will sea les rsasonabisnsss and ths
necessity nf looking beyond party limo for reiis
We believe that our nation IL ths sole archi
tect of its own dsstfny and fortnns and by ~
0wn anes brings either veal or woe upon ITSELF
Buxsonnasd and ocnfrcnted hy great nv13s
which, IL not removed, VIII bring rctribu<ion
mArmurings OF discomfort are heard ON ever
hand. wealth producers are becomirg destituts
IN land Of pisnty, whiis ths wealth q ~
country has bean concentrated into thS heudI
ii . tow, thus buaiains mp phseocxaey whiol
ID rnpuRnanf 10 thn very aozznasxAxn pxfnelH1sl
0f cur government and under which kaae mneass
xre suiferins beyond fnrthor endurance
Feeling these oppressious we have appeaisd
III the pass in vain 10 the political parties whe
hAvs had controi Of the governments fox relief
therefore ws deemed ourselves BY necessity and
duty compelled 70 form tho independents party
which has accepted the motto, I'm tho spirit d
love and Justice tine people rule
Therefore we appeal ~ you, the people oi
south Dakoea. 20 rally around Our standard II
promulgated In the city of Huron On jane 8
iseo.
Just before the close of the meeting this
resolution was introduced by II. n. Meyer,
OF sanborn county. II was adopted and q
copy forwarded to the Bankers associa-
tion:
wHEREAs. We have been informed by the
slAst confidential circular that tins bankers oi
south Dakota have spent s30o to defeat bills
No. sa and 1a8 therefore.
Resolved, That We, the South Dakota Farm
era aIiisnce abhor tina action Of the bankers IN
defeating just legislation. and We, the alliance
win sea 30 II that legislators be not elected whS
are I'm the market at reduced rates.