The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-17

StltuentS. They condemned his &C
tions, and proposed to relegate him
to private life.
Sec'y N. A. Narum writes us that
the Walworth Alliance, sol, elected
the following officers:
President.-Louis johnson.
Vice Pres't.-N. P. Jensen.
Treasurer.-A. o. Marker.
Secretary.-N. A. Narum.
They resolved thatinasmuch as the
money raised for the Campaign Com
mittee at the State Meeting was rails
ed on a direct promise of an itemized
report, given by the Chairman and
the Secretary, phelps and Warren)
and no report had been made there
fore they demand, in fitting language
that that report be made forthwith.
It also resolved,
Whereas, the Constitution of the
State plainly declares that no person
shall be eligible to any Office in the
State Alliance, unless a member OF a
subordinate alliance, and as Miss Nc
Donald was a salaried reporter of the
St. Paul Globe, q political sheet that
has misrepresented the business
transacted by the late State Alliance,
and not a member of any subordinate
alliance,
And Whereas, She isnow apparent
~ trying to block all progress in the
alliance movement, by her continued
warfare on members of the Executive
Committee, especially upon the Hon.
Ignatius Donnelly, President Of the
State Alliance, Therefore,
Resolved, That we demand of the
Executive Committee that they de-
clare the Office of the State Lecturer
vacant, and proceed to fill the same
by appointment.
They also denounce the Stanford
Land Loan Bill and endorse the
Featherstone Bill. ,.r
Copy sent to the GREAT WEST for
publication.
N. A. Narum. Secretary.
Iona Alliance resolutions were
mislaid. They condemned the State
Meeting for casting ballots for an I'M
constitutional lecturess, and declare
the Office vacant.
Our friend Anthony N. Disch is
Sec'y and Mr.. Ole Martin, Pres't.
Another warm epistle from Bro.
John Copeland. He says he thinks
the alliance will grow stronger year
by year. The plutes east have called
themselves together to discuss what
the movement will amount to. Some
think it will be shortlived, but it has
the old parties pretty well ratified.
See how they are using the peoples
money! John is indeed true ALI
ance Bro.
Samuel C. Dixie writes: s'I am lone
" since my 6. W. stopped. I received
a sample copy of that valuable pa
per, the State and it nearly done
me up! I think if I take the GREAT
WEST in weekly doses for a year 1 will
get entirely over my indisposition.
Enclosed please find $1.OO tor the
medicine!" That's a Jolly dose!]
II. R. Keller, Secretary, writes that
Diamond Lake Alliance (Warren's
membership is there) resolved,
Thanks to Pres't Donnelly, and al.
80 to Hon. Orrin Mott for vote on
usury bill; also to send resolution to
the G. w.
Ole Kron, of Evansville, writes in
regard to Mr.. Donnelly's letter, in
which he stated that they had done
all they could to prohibit double tax.
alton of the farmers, and wants to
know where their Senator Crate was
during the vote? That there is no
use of electing alliance members il
they are not on hand to vote on such
important measures?
VIM. T. Vickerman, of Jasper,
writes us that when q man goes to
the bank now to get loan they
shove out to him pamphlet defend
ing usury-the same one that was
scattered through the legislature, for
lobby work, without q signature.