The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-08
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terror populist journals, The Mankato Journal:
SPEAKING DIR. FISH.
What shame the DR.. and Mr. Donnelly could not
have gone down on Pigs Eve bar, other local
ity and had their troubles according to Marquis
OF Queensburys rules other standard of hsti-
culture instead OF loading down the reform cause by
their light as exhibited in their respective papers, We
always have had great admiration for Mr. Donnelly
and Dr. Fish. We admired their brilliant talents But
every county it the same old story that the war
between Donnelly and Fish has hurt the movement"
When leaders make out each other such consrmmate
rascas Immediately following such large doses of taffy
as had been mutually given by both only few month.
result can be looked for For we hope the matter
may be settled, and be forever forgotten.
Now Mr.. Morrison knows that there can be-and
there ought not beany peace between Ignatius Dom
nelly and DR.. Fish, Any man who seriously says 80 il
moved by misjudgment.
1g. Donnelly accused us OF money-corruption and
treachery Immediately after we had finished the most
gigantic and setsacrifcing campaign ever undertaken
by human being-a campaign in which we gave to his
cause 857 in cold cash. refused all remuneration aud
poured the most terrific shot into the ranks of the re-
publican party He accused in language secret and
public, OF the most violent and positive character In
one letter he wrote II know, Know KNOW" that he
the Dr. received pay for article in the GREAT WEST
against taxing railway landsl-when that identical ar
ticle was written by his $2Oa-week hireling-
was reasonable that had it rewritten The re-
writing Donnelly did not know until after his damna-
tory falsehoods had gone forth
Now, if am guilty, Mr.. Morrison knows should be
cast forth, miserable dog.
He knows that that fusionreptile has schemed to
ruin the great stawart aborer in this state with
his past record of corruption, Huntingdon FUSION Bill
Merriam and ahe ought be burned at the stake by
some legal process.
We have given the evidence of every charge against
him, and exposed sixteen distinct and malicious lies
like that Of the 'vaut the 'barber" and the "board"
Insults. We have offered $500 to the party committee
if he would show up the MSS, Of Donnelliana in our
writing which he claims to haveand he has his ownl
We have demanded-over, and over, and over again,
one scnta Of evidence Upon which he based his char
es. We peaded-we demand now-we shall demand as
long the vile carbon of ingratitude and pollution
lives on earththat he gives at least some slight ever
so slight, testimony Of our weakness and shame.
The awful wretch, who betrayed the Labor-Union
party In 1888 for Merriamgold, cannot do it. He
knows the purity Of our life. He is wretch He is .
plotter His home is in the deep Of secret
communion with the old parties.
afsHe challenged us into court for libel. Yes-in .
democratic court house where his was Asst Pros
Atty and republican; where his sons brother-inaw
prosecuting atty in state where Dr. Fish il
the who has friends at court in any conn
try-and he Donney, was the pet Of both parties by
his legislative iniquites.
1t is said Donnelly has done much for usi Look at
the facts he produced in the legislaturel Where did he
get them l-every onel Out Of purse and our mid
night work Look at the forfeiture speeches four years
ago" Yes, but who awoke the state, and poured the
demands in upon himl
Where his work outside Of secret cabal and fusion
ruin? Echo answers-sno- where"
Donnelly and Fish parted friends before the Con-
venton when he tried to hire to 60 CASTLE Baker
and another man to fuse democracy at the sacr
de Of the rest OF the ticket He has been at our
home since-and yet did We let up that memorable
campaign
Either Donnslly q Eth = poisonaanged rpptllss
onl oaCuM r. GO fnftb. We ~ - have Pn0Yin hln
t. Nov ~ ~ ~ 90 lietle $50 n1c1