The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-13
VAR AND DISSENSION
the Agricultural Organ.
ZatiOnS of Illinois
ADDING FUEL TO THE FLAMES
streeter and Taubeneek's Address-Thex
Denounce Moore and COckrell-Gsueral
Palmer Defines his Position.

oPRINGFIELD, H., March 12.-War an,
dissension are rife among the Agricultural
organizations of the state. rT,ba aloo+i.r1 a
1enera! rainier by the votes of Represen-
taA.Ves moore and Cockrell, has caused n
DIVISION among the Farmers Mutual Bene-
he association lodge of Illinois. and thu
oreach will be widened by thu sddrass i
sueo Tonight by A. ]. Streeter. the racer,
senatorial candidate, and Rspreseutsti,,,
Isuoeneck, the single Farmer member ,vbo
leLnalneo true to the independent candidate.
Iney argue at length to show the incon-
s!SCency OF Moore and Cockrell's vote re-.
| ciGing now IN the Farmers conferences n
snort time ago both men declared them.
selves perfectly satisfied with Srreotor,.
promises TO the Republican steering com.
nlftee and asserted they youId nat,s5, 49,.
lof Falmer. Streeter told the ReniIbliCs,I
ccHHlLtes that he would maintain fba -;
clp!es OIL the Farmers Mutual Rena5F o.
soclatlon and other agricultural and Isbor
olsanlzaGlons; but in consideration of the
1 TSGtppore Oh tAe Republicans, should be az
60 ~ 'ote Win the latter on other is
sues; MS tariff views, he said are tba
result OF thought and inyesriga}ion o14
are nearly IN harmony with tbosS
VI Inc Republican party. His exnerisrce,
haS made known to MIN that in same Of
Ine states there Is need of a law tn r,rotecs
s4e people IN their right to free ballot ana
aisIr count, and ne would be glad TO sun-
a th Guy reasonable measure to that end.
Az thls same conference Cocktail told ~ o.,
interview he, Moore and Taubaneck nod
~ Gn fsinler. They talked over the hard
sHips OF the farmer, and Palmer said ba
otu not KNOW remedy, but that the vouno.
Men now coming on the stage of action
Woul9 nave to lind it later on. s1Tbat,5
Sor SocKfell, rs what this man,
ion m tn l had great opin-
the pcople OF this country as 4 senatoriaI
Tanalaate and man to support. was oh.
iigco 10 confess. This is the man wbor,
1Iey are ASKING three men representing tbs
aSricuiLnral classes of this country TO sur
port Inc only remedy ne has gotis a lit
eIe le9uctlon or the tariff and free COINAGE
NJ Ud s.IVer. After this talk, Taubeneck.
MOORE ana myself" said Cockreu. 'sasreed
I Inae We never could support that man for
United States Senators
otfeeter submitted all this, and the sinh
sequent switch to Palmer without snf-
nclent reason, to the public, and asks then,
To arsW tnelr own conclusions.
a ueIeSatlen OF East st. Louis live stocly
tneh presented Palmer tonight with a
handsome nall tree, composed nripcira11T,
OF the horns of Texas cattle.
In a speech Palmer, referring to his eisc.
Iion' SAID the people will realize one resuIt
accomplished, If not more-that the r1Ie of
tne caucus IS ended in this state; they viii
realize that IN his case there was no traG-
ing or purchasing OF votes; they will find
ne nas not pledged himself to act with
eltner OF the great parties of the country
having well defined opinions of his oIy1
ne mad stated those opinions to the people
o. the state ana asked them to support him
II they agreed with him. Having been
elected oy the people OF the state. he desires
70 90 hls utmost to carry out their wishes,
not as the representative OF caucus steer
tns oLLnnlltIee, out responsible to no other
Illinois. 9'1so "a