Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-05-28

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"A. y Westfeld.
Indiana--C. A. Powers, Leroy Tenn
pleton, J. ID Comstock.
Illinois 5. N. Norton, A. ]. Streator
II. Y. Taubeneek.
Kansas-P. L. Elder, Levi Dumbauld
1 r. S. Osborn.
Kentucky-D. L. Graves, S. F-smith
T. G.. Fallin.
Louisiana-J. J. Miller, DIR. r. B.
Paine, John Pickett
Massachusetts-G +. Washburn, T.
G. Brown, h. NJ Boynton.
Michigan Colvin, Mrs. S. Il. Y
Emery, John O. Seabel.
Minnesota-Ignatius Donnelly, g. N
Perkins, Andrew Stevenson.
MissOuri--Paul j. Dickson. j. W.
Rodgers, w, o. Alkerson.
Maine H. S. Hobbs, +. A. Howard
ID. w. Smith.
Nebraska II. Edmeson, William,
| Dysart, W. II. West.
New York-Jacob II. Studer, Joe j.
IIoyt.
Ohio-Hugo Preyer, J. G. II. Cobb
H. +. Barnes
Oklahoma Samuel Croeker, A. (.
Light, John Hogan.
Pennsylvania-R. A. Thompson, Z.
r. Agnew, Lewis Edwards.
South Dakota. w Hardin, III. N
Loucks, Fred Jeph.
Texas-W. II. Lamb, Thomas Gains,
J. II. Davis.
Tennessee-H. p Osborne, G. w.
Kay, John A. James.
Wisconsin-Robert Schilling, Alfred
Manheimer, A. J. Phillips.
West Nirginia--Luther G.. Schinn,
George w. Hammet, Thomas c. Kee-
ney
Wyoming Bretenstein, james A.
Smith S. d. Merritt
District OF Columbia-Lee Crandall,
S. A. Bland, II. J. Schulters.
The day after the adjournment OF the
convention the national committee met
and organized
II was resolved 10 authorize the chair
man and secretary to issue a call for
volunteer contributions, To be kept
standing in all reform papers.
1t also resolved that national execu-
tive committee be formed to consist Of
chairman, secretary, treasurer and four
members TO be elected by this commit
tee. The four elected are:
George +. Washburn-M Massachusetts
G. +. Gaither-Alabama
lgnatius Donnelly-M Minnesota.
J. II. Davis-Texas.
The committee ad djourned subject 10
the call Of the executive committee
This committee met Immediately after
ward and elected Robert Schilling per-
manent secretary and NJ. c. Rankin
permanent treasurer and adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas, IL is necessary for success
in 1892 that the entire Union should be
at once Systematically organized, there
fore,
Resolved, That the three members
Of the National committee OF the peo-
pies party in each state shall constitute
a state committee for such state, and il
shall be their duty 20 appoint a sub.
committee OF the peoples party in each
county In their respective states, 10 con-
sist OF not less than three members; and
1t shall be the duty OF such county com
mittee TO provide for the establishment
OF a sub committee OF not less than three
members in each township or voting
precinct in such county. where the same
is practicable.
Resolved. That the three members OF
NAi' NAAlNtAaAA NNlNMtAAft III EAIH NNdit
are requested 10 meet within thirty
days from this date. elect a chairman.
secretary and treasurer and proc cd
TO organize their states as provided
herein.
Resolved, That the secretary OF each
county and local committee shall. as
soon AS the same is constituted, report
the names Of the officers and members
of the said committees 10 the state com
mittee and to the secretary Of the ma
tional executive committee, Robert
Schilling, Milwaukee, Wis
Resolved. That the citizens OF all
states and territories which we're not
represented in the Cincinnati conven-
tion OF May 80, 1891. and who desire TO
unite with the peoples party are here
by requested 10 communicate With the
chairman or secretary OF the national
committee. And In the absence Of this
executive committee the chairman
ana secretary shall have the right 10
organize such state or territorial dis.
trict by the appointment OF state com.
mittee Of three members, who shall
p 'oceed TO organize the counties and
townships OF such state or territories as
herein provided.