The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-29
POPULIST POWWOW ENDED
Leaders Express Big Hopes for the Fut-
ure, and Then Disperse.
Manifesto Issned Asking Legislators Of the
Faith in Western States TO Stand
BY Their Colora

The work which called the State and ma
tional Populist leaders to this city was
completed yesterday afternoon. The prin-
clpal matters under consideration yester-
day were the Instructions to State organ
izers and the selection of the organizers.
Henry Vincent, of the Non-ConfOrmist,
will be the organizer for Indiana.
Alter the national executive board
had adjourned yesterday the Indiana In
dustrial Legion was organized. The or
Ranization of five counties. by the terms OF
the constitution. entities q State to q State
organization. IL was shown that Indiana
had the requisite number, Jay county
leading with five legions. ALI the Indiana
Populists present were told TO return home
and zach was authorized to organic o
legion In his locality.
z. +. Taubeneck chairman, and j. II.
Turner. secretary of the national commit
tee, left for Washington yesterday after
noon. Turner Will 81 once occupy himself
with the printing of the revised constltu-
ton, many thousands of which will be sup
piled to the various States.
Commander-,n.chIef Vandervoort will
leave for Chicago this morning. and will
go to Omaha in q few days. General Van-
dervoort said to q Journal reporter, last
evening, that it would probably be Q week
Deiore ue nau Dis ilst OK Stote oiRansZsEs
complete, since the greatest care must be
exercised to select the ~best-duaif-
fed men available for the work.
He, with the other leaders, expresses the
belief that tho Industrial Legion 10 to have
q phenomenal growth, and that it will ex-
ercise q potent influence in swelling the Pop
Mist vote. The last act of tho national sx-
ecutlve council. previous to its adjourn
ment, yesterday afternoon, was the pro.
mitigation Of the following manifesto:
To the Peoples Party Legislators Elected in Ne
braska, wyoming. Montana. California, North
Dakota ana other States:
We hereby request that all and each one
of you stand firm when it comes to ballot
ing for United States Senators in your
respective States. We caution you against
fusion with any Of the two dominant parties.
Make a square fight for our principles; vote for
and defend them In the United States Senate.
We have arrived at a period In our movement
where We must make a square stand-up
fight for principle. II the two dominant
beat US let them do SO. The sooner they do that
the better IL will be for rs. You cannot AFFORD TO
consider the personal interests of any individual.
No difference how good or great he may be. that
will leave a tinge OF barter, traffic or compro-
misc attached TO our party or principle.
The people look to you TO carry out the prom
Use made In the last campaign, and unless you do
your utmost In that direction you will fall TO do
your full duty.
We also kindly request that the Peoples party
State. county and local committees in every
State In the Union do all In their power and lend
q helping hand TO organize the Industrial Legion.
precinct and school district In the land.
H.. e. TAUBENECK, Chairman.
j. II. TURNER, Secretary.
M. G. RANKIN Treasurer.
WITHOUT doubt the most wonderful remedy
for min is Salvation Oil. II sells for 25 cents.