Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-06-25
ALLIANCE NOTES.
NEWS OF THE ORDER AND ITS
MEMBERS.
What il Being Done In the Various
Sections for the Advancement
Of the Great Organization,

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PAIGN.
Alabama-Bi Birmingham, July 81; Hon.
Jerry Simpson. Montgomery, August
15; Senator W. A. Peffer and G. w.
Macune.
Arkausas--Arkadelphia, July 25. Nc
NELL, July %; Hon. Jerry Simpson.
Florida Monticello, July 80, De-
Funiak Springs, July 25; Gainesville,
September %; Lakeland, September 80;
Hon. L. F. Livingston of Georgia, aad
Mr.. ]. w. Stokes, president of the South
Carolina State Alliance, will attend the
meetings at Monticello and DeFuniak.
Georgia July IA; Atlanta,
July IS; Athens, July 16, Rome, July
IS; Hon. j. B. Weaver of Iowa, Hon.
Jerry Simpson, DIR. G. W. Macune, and
Col L. L. Polk will address these meet
ings.
Illinois--Virginia, August 6; Spring
field, August 10; Senator PETER, DR.. c..
W. Macune and National Lecturer ]. F..
Willetts viii be present and address the
meetings.
Indiana-Rensselaer, August 4 New
castle, August 8; the speakers will be
Senator PETER aud Lecturer j. F. Will
let's.
Kansas-Horton, September and 8;
Copcordia, September and 10; Hutch
inson, September IA and Is; Chanute,
September 16 and II; President L. l..
Polk. Other speakers will be assigned.
Kentucky Grand Rivers, July 2;
Bowling Green, July a; Mt. Sterling,
July 6; Catlettsburg, July Z. National
Lecturer Willetts will attend all these
meetings and President L. L. Polk will
be at Mt Sterling and Catlettsburg.
Louisiana--Shreveport, August IS; Baton
Rouge, August 20; Hon. Ben Terrell will
attend both meetings and DR.. c. w. Ma
cune will also be at Shreveport.
Maryland-Annapolis, August %; Mr..
]. Brad Beverley of Virginia, and other
speakers will be present.
Mississippi Holly Springs. June II
and IS; Durant, June 10 and 90; Hazel
hurst, June % and 3;'Meridian, June "a
and %; Tupelo, June &c and 27 All these
meetings will be attended and addressed
by President L. L. Polk, Hon. L. F.
Livingston, Lecturer j. F, Willetts, Mr..
J. H. Mcdowell, president of the Tennes-
see State Alliance, and others.
Missouri-Sedalia, August IL; Chilli
Gothic September @ Senator PETER will
be at Sedalia. Speakers for Chillicothe
are yet to be assigned.
New York-Machias, July II; Pen
Yam, August 10 and 49, President l..
L. Polk and Mr.. Ralph Beaumont will be
at Machias and Senator PETER and Hon.
Jerry Simpson will attend the Pen Van
meetings.
North -Goldsborough, June
2T; Charlotte, August 20. President
Polk and Mr.. Mann Page, president of
Virginia State Alliance, will be at Colds
boro. Speakers will be provided for
Charlotte later on
North Dakota Valley City, July %;
Grand Forks, July 80. Hon. j. w. Har-
den of South Dakota, and Hon. Van B.
Prather, lecturer of Kansas State ALI
ance, will address these meetings.
Oklahoma Territory Oklahoma City,
July A. Mr.. w. N. Wilkins, of Kansas,
is the visiting speaker.
South Carolina Florence, July 8
Greenwood, August 2S. Lecturer Will
let's will be at Florence. Greenwood
hpo NV yCt bCCu liOfiutQ lOT.
Tennessee-Knoxville, July A. Presi-
dent L. L. Polk will be present.
Texas-Austin, July SO; Sulphur
Springs, July % to 81; Fort Worth, Au-
gust 5. Senator PETER will be at Austin
and Sulphur Springs, and Hon. J. B.
Weaver, of Iowa, will be at Fort Worth
Also Mr.. B. E. Kies, of Kansas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July 80; Roa-
noke, September 23. Lecturer J. F..
Willetts has been ASSIGNED FIR Staunton,
and other speakers will also be sent there.
Roanoke will be provided for later.
West Virginia Charleston, July 8:
Martinsburg, June 20 and "a. Mr.. Ralph
Beaumont aud Mr., j. Brad Beverly will
be at MaItinsburg; Mr.. Beaumont will
also attend the Charleston meeting.
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WORKING FOR THE THIRD PARTY.
Five Of the seven members of the ex-
ecutive committee of'the peoples party
met at 81. Ionis q few days ago Those
present were: II. E. TaubenecK. Of
Illinois; George F. Washburn, of Massa-
chusetis; J. B. Weaver, of Iowa; A. o.
Williams. Of Kansas, and NJ. G. Rankin.
OF Indiana. Ingatius Donnelly, Of Min
nesota, and Mr.. Davis, the seventh mem
Der of the committee were absent.
Reports were received from gentlemen
representing different parts Of the
country as to the outlook in their section.
General J. B. Weaver, Of Iowa; G. A.
Gather. of Alabama G. Fl. Smith. OF
Kentucky; M. w. Wilkins, of Kansas,
and Mr.. w. ]. Kline, Of Illinois, and
Others, reported that the prospect for
success in their states is most favorable.
In Kentucky and Ohio special fight
will be made, and the active work Of
preparing for the campaign is left in the
hands of Taubeneck and Robert Shil-
ling, the secretary. The secretary was
instructed to establish literary bureau
to furnish items of interest t. the reform
pres, which now numbers between 600
and 700 papers. A weekly letter is 10
be prepared and published by those
papers. A medal was ordered to be
struck, commemorative of the party's
convention at Cincinnati on Ma, 10Th.
The medal is to be made Of aluminium.
and is to be distributed to different ALI.
ances to be sold, the proceeds to be de.
voted to campaign purposes next year.
A constitution was adopted for the peo
pies party clubs. The committee agreed
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