The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1894-01-05
confined at the asylum. w tink he is doDe sDlendid-

confined at the asylum We think he is doing splendid
J. Mcdonald, Chicago. writes how his relatives 81
was not satisfied with the existing order Of things The
whole letter ought to be published
From Daniel Jackman, Cosmos, subs. Of Oluf Rund
VII Ramona, Sherman, 75c.
Such letter from s. w. Powell, President Washing
ton Co. Alliance, makes us think that We are once
more under the peach trees Of summer Cline eating
pink fruit without taking hands from our pockets
He encloses $2oOl What for? His subs ii paid more
than year ahead He says, 1.-THE other dollar ia to
pay your expenses to our county meeting if you wish
to come Otherwise put the 81 in your pocket and saw
nothing about it. It's one borrowed Of q national
bank, and some one must return itl' Wegoi
Bro. Gray, of Sank Centre sends us 7Oc
A. B. Walter, OF Princeton, sends us his own sinh
scription and two more.
B. W. Hubb Duluth enclosure recd-answered bv
A. T. Emily, Dakota, Mimi, says sRather late.
Doc, but better late than Times are hard with
us, and if the old party monkeys keep grinding the or
gan times will continue the same"
From H w. Norton, two subscribers.
S. J. White, Plymouth, writes: II am still in the
fght in fact have been in favor of financial reform from
the very day the o. s. forced the Goddess of Liberty in
to unhOly and unnatural alliance with Mammon to
conceive an offspring that at it's birth should be brand
ed with the mark OF legtimacy. But the prescribed
Mr.. Day, Freedom, Ind, says 81 will do the best
to get subscribers for and get your paper es
tablshed in this community"
Alex Duncan Bruce: "Please accept nv thanks for
the great Efforts you are putting forth in behalf of the
producing and aboring class. 1t does me good to see
how you can show up the traitorous doings."
I. 0. Bergland, Crookston, is set ahead one year
and with him comes a subscriber.
From Cotton Greek, Col, comes brother who says:
81 shall do all possibly can to get subs for you do
like your paper. These are the hardest times ever
saw, and can't look for any better under this ID
administration. I am true blue for the peoples party
until DEATH"
81. Hilton, 81 90 for sub. and book, from Kenyon
D. B. Crowell, Flandreau, $11O Thanks.
T. s. Bond sent two subscribers, as noted last week,
and good words for the cause. He says:
81 believe we should organize Industrial Legions at
once and all the time this winter SO that will have
power in the next political campaign 1t is certainly
the best of all organizations for this purpose 1t pro-
vides for funds to carry on the work also for crcu
latng library, that "Reform Education may be dissem
mated Let establish these legions where fathers
age, meet and agtae the great and vital questions
of reform in government. Where libraries filed with
good reform books will be made to advance the public
sentiment that these political reforms may become
reality
C. A. Lindsay comes again, with Montana subscri-
bers.
another, Mr.. Larson 81 cannot get along without
your most valuable paper. Give it to them Dr.l We
are with you. We haven't seen you do anything wrong
yet You will find a friend here as long we ve!''
.! want it spread on thick on to Cleveland-you
can't hurt hm-hes too tough to hurtl So says Isaac
Smith, Of Fowler, Cal.
Two 25s reed from Levi D. Wait
Amos rs Prude, Galesburg, 81 90. Fifty cents too
much We send the "POwer" He says: "Some people
say we should not pitch into corrupt in own
ranks. Then what are we here for? Dr. if Donney is
corrupt man, and believe he always was Why strike
him down if it takes all summer and winter
Porter B. Martin, the Hermit of the ZumbrO'
writes CDR Fish, you old Trojan for the veal wrong
ed humanity please find an editorial cut out of the
North relating to mortgages. 1t gives the impression
doors smiling without the grim mortgages frownl l
would like to write column of gratitude to you for
your toll for the welfare OF your fellow men,. (Artce
from North will probably be in next weeks isSue)
Harrison Daniels. ppntpcOat n ndinpa
subscriber observes that money is scarce but what is
worse still, men are SO deep in the rus. They don't
know what is going in the world But OF them
are pnched SO they begin to squeal. Now, Doc to
that old dead dog OF Donnely-but you know best
whether 1t will pay to waste any more powder on him
should think that every BILE popuis would be
satisfied after he has cast himself headlong the
political precpce and all his inwardness gushed out
But II the devil is using the loahsome old hypocrte
stoolpigeOn, why, bang away
An extra subscriber comes with j. B. Brinleys sub
from Wichita. He says: "The Power Behind the
Throne is a power sure enough, and will have large
circulation He suggests that 1.-The Facts in the Case
be issued as separate pamphlet
Fred Olson, S. Oak writes "Power Behind the
Throne is good-cannot say too much in it's favor"
Horace Beals, Aberdeen thinks it advsa BILE to pub
sh all of the Poet Lathes and Daisy Covers writings
in book: So do we! Wonder if we could do SO.
Our Friend Mcdonald writes that some one suggest
ed that the two poets were one person. He said he
knew better from editorials in the G. w.. but that he
thought 'the two ought to be one" All, Bro. Med
Mr.. Lathe is q man OF family in Wisconsn-with q
young poet therein-promsing to excel his father
And Daisy-brght Daisy-one of the grand young spir
it's in this revolution, is an Illinois schoolmaam!
Mr. Messer of Verdun, sends us two Wisconsin SUBJ
,cribers, and writes
81 was back to Stevens Point. Wisconsin, on visit
and was surprised to good, intelligent voters far
u the dark in regard to our party They thought
only consisted of few stragelers from both old par
les We used to call those stragglers Coffee coolers in
the army-they put US on the level. Well sent
some OF the GREAT VESTS to friends and they read
hem and said, bully for the GREAT VEST send us some
norel'''
f. j. Larson says: money is always too short for
ne: send the q. WIS out again missionaries-the
more radical the better Send such premiums suits
infdes.
E. B. Cantleberry Berkev writes: 81 see Won are