The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-20

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2.-That the constitution should
be obeged in regard to Miss Melon
aid, that she is not and cannot be
State Lecturer is breeding dis
cord with the very best blood of the
Alliance" Also objects to Gen. Bak-
er, unless he has changed his views.
Also objects to R. j. Hall, Albert
Warren, Geo. Sprague, T. c. Hodg-
son, Eric Olson, or J. B. Hompe.
J. R. Steel, Pres't. Jos. Stringer,
Sec'y.
A. P. Onsdorff, of Henning, Otter
Tail Co., writes masterful letter on
the forfeiture matter, in it's favor;
says some strong things-which will
come into force at the next election.
Another report Alta Vista:
In regard to purchasing the GREAT
WEST, the Alliance says it is not in
favor because 1--WE recognize under it's
present management a bold, fearless
and uncompromising journal, whose
principle is, "Hew to the line, let the
chips fall where they may. We rec
ognize in the editor of that journal a
true Moses who is slowly but sure
ly leading the oppressed and down.
trodden people out of the wilder
ness" etc.
Alliance 1913, Tracy, sends roast
for C. 81. white, in the present legisla-
ture, and appeal to Mr.. Donnelly to
assist them.
To the application to lecture in
Wabasha County we will say that
DR.. Fish's health will not permit him
to enter the field this season. Last
year completely 'broke him up''-
and he is now paying the penalty.
Geo. Mackin, OF Wheaton, writes
that the whole country are up in
arms on the possibility OF the repeal
OF the forfeiture law. Nearly every
man in his township signed a remon-
STRANGE against repeal. He hears
good words for Canestorp on every
side. He sends splendid list for the
G. W.
Bro. Longs poem has been long
delayed-but it will "get there
some time.
The citizens of the Town of West
Albany sent word to Mr.. Donnelly
that at town meeting they de-
nounced the attempt to repeal the
forfeiture law. They endorse "the
course taken by our esteemed and
noble defender of our rights, the Hon.
Ignatius Donnelly." One hundred
and fifty farmers passed the resolu-
tions unanimously. Fifty OF them
were members of 11OS.
James Munro, Sec'y; John Munro,
Pres't.
Milan Farmers Alliance, 80 strong,
sends word that they are unanimous
for the forfeiture law, and they thank
Mr.. Donnelly most heartily" for the
tremendous battle he fought for the
farmers in the conflict. owe love
you for the enemies you have got"
G. 0. Christianson, President.
W. R. Holly, OF Willard, Pope Co.,
in the name OF the farmers, sends
thanks to Mr.. Donnelly for his
''heroic fight in the senate "Stand
to your colors, my dear Sir. Do not
sheathe your sword while there is a
foe in front, or a sneak of an alliance
man on your flank. You have the
eternal gratitude OF every alliance
man in the State"
camp Release Alliance, 56l, Monte
video, resolves,
THAT the Lectureship being va
can't it should be filed by the Elk.
Com.
2.-Against purchase of the G. w.
August F. Schulz, Secretary.
No. 1888, Wergeland, sends a full
endorsement of the course of Mr..
Donnelly in regard to forfeiture.
Isaac Anderson, Pres't, John j.
Bergum, Sec'y.
Mr.. Parrott, of Marble township.
Lincoln Co.. sends a demand that
the senate shall not repeal forfeiture,