The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-01
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.

General Weaver, after visiting hi.
home at Des Moines, Iowa, has departed
for the South. He will speak through
Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi,
Alabama, the Carolinas and Virginia. H9
will return to Iowa early in October and
devote the remainder of his time to the
Northwestern States.
Mrs. Lease, the cyclone orator of the
Peoples party, says There are more
people homeless to-day in this country
than we dream of, and there are more
evictions in New York in week than
occur in landlord cursed Ireland in a
year. ="
A. w. Lindsey, just from California,
informs the Silver State that there is
general uprising in California for Weaver
and that the belief is prevalent that he
will carry the State.
Judge Il. D. Wheeler, one of the great
orators of the Republican party in Cali
fornia for thirty years past, is out in
letter announcing that he will support
General Weaver and the Peoples party.
The San Francisco Bulletin figures up
200 votes in the Electoral College for
Weaver.
The Salt Lake Tribune is informed by
gentleman from Colorado that "a kind
OF rage has gone over that State; that in
very many towns the people will not per-
nit man to make Democratic or Re-
publican speech; that the idea is to vote
for General Weaver simply as a protest
against both the old parties, and without
caring cent what the result will be, ex-
cept that the vote will be a record of
their protest. He says that even Senator
Teller, who in times past has been kind
Of an idol with Republicans in Colorado,
was Kissed at public meeting in Denver
the other night"
Kansas has 1876 Peoples party news
papers.
Georgia has the Peoples party organ
lied in 100 counties.
Fifteen towns in Michigan recently
elected the entire municipal Peoples
party ticket
1t is admitted by prominent Republic
cans that the Peoples party will carry
Nebraska by 10000 majority.
The Texas Peoples party State Con-
vention represented l43 counties by 1900
delegates.
In Arkansas 90 per cent of the sub
Alliance, with $1,000 members, favors
the Peoples party,
Mr.. Burkett, one OF the Democratic
electors at.large Of Mississippi, has re-
signed and joined the Peoples party,
Senator Mann of Florida says the Peo-
pies party will undoubtedly carry Flori-
da by 5000 to 10000 majority.
Congressman Springer says "the PEG.
pies party has following in the West
and South sufficiently powerful to defeat
the election of both the old parties.
Jerry Simpson has opened the cam
paign in West Virginia. At meeting
at which he spoke the other night over
800 joined the Peoples party club.
Four daily papers-the Detroit Even
ing News, the St. Louis Chronicle, the
Cincinnati Post and the Cleveland Press,
combined circulation 100000 copies
have joined the Peoples party within
the past few weeks.
The breaking up of the solid South
during Presidential year is one of the
most remarkable political phenomena Of
the present age. says the Denver News.
l. seems almost incredible to see Alaba.
ma, Texas and Tennessee revolt in one
month.
In an interview the other day, General
Weaver said that "in Colorado we will
secure four out of five votes in Nsvads
We have the only electoral ticket In the
field; California is in the midst Of pc.
litical landslide which will be very dis
astrous to the old parties; Oregon is with
US with rush, and Governor Pennoyel
writes me that he is with US in this FIGHT
body and soul All other silver Statel
are on our side by big maiorities Then
we will secure Nebraska, Texas, Arkan.
sas and big portion Of the electors in
oil the Southern States. This is cam.
paign Of education. The breakup will
he worse than that Of 1860. It's wal
Of the people against the corporations; q
war Of the right against those who have
been and are in control Of the national
and state governments.
The National executive committee OF
the Peoples party have opened an east.
ern headquarters in Boston. 1t has also
been resolved to put up full State ticket
in Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Connecticut. New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland.