The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21
Pop CONVENTION,
Ut Resolves in Favor Of SuppOrttny
the Government and Placesu
Ticket in the Field


inviting Abraham Lincoln republicans
aud Thomas Jefferson democrats 10 par
ticipate in the councils OF the party com
posed OF patriots and not of plutocrats
and monopolists, as the other parties
are
After Asa's effort II T. Rawson was
nanimously elected temporary chair
man OF the Abraham Lincoln republi-
can and Thomas Jefferson democrat anti
plutocratic convention, and M l.. Ecker
WAS made temporary chairman.
Upon motion The usual committees
Credentials Amsden, H. Van
du,en, II S. Roberts, j. G. Stanford,
John Hostein.
Permanent organization %. 3. For
nell, a. A. Story, A. IL. Horton.
Resolutions f. McKenna, J. P.
Croal, Bert Let's, VIM. Shartf, <. I.
Dixon.
The committee on credentials reported
the following as delegates, and the re
port was adopted:
Twin B-ooks-Julus Fenner, A. A. Story, 7.
A Falls and Joseph Rickel
MiIhank lst ward L. Robe. Il r. Dixon and
J j Lehman.
second wu,d-Nm Tombs. A. T. Horton and
George Fanset.
Third ward--M L. Ecker. Is. >. Henly, Johh
uanmcrrrern and ID. Staats
Adams@J ohm kvienhery, j E.4 Street and ).
+. oroal. a,
gates and NJ p. Moe as alternate.
Maaison-Louis Schroeder Lee Ans sden, Johh
| Hedman and John Nord. Aternntes, Geo. Nah
nlng WA. Schroeder, h. > I"eedt ana Ahate"
Nofd u,
Bloomins Valley -Gustase Janowaka and Aer
| Reade.
Mazeppa pa-Mlchaei Leuuft 'oteieiD
=. p,a s,ont. Nels johnson, Chas S. Brown.
| Alban-John Aedlcr, r. u. IroTofid2e, Joseph
| Ede and ii s. Rouerts.
/ q G.orgia-Joseph Eliason, John Holsteh Aai7 :
| Norling and Henry Nelson
oseeela-II d Berg authorized to cast whole
90 ...,t canter-c. Foss g. A. Bower. J c. Stan
ford. p. L. Beardsey, w. A Martens and Henry
| isedlke r,; Tan Ia,ts
on s,arkh.ln-o b. Folnell and Joseph Hedinan
Merose-H. I Rawson. ,'has Hart. 4 L.
Van Dusen and j. 4 Gaynor y.
kilborn Henry Wildly, Wm. schuier ana : 7
II Bio .As,t,, stone Clty-R Grandprey and A. ",
/ MoYius
Permanent organ;z ltion committee re-
nortad in tagor OF making james Cors-
l,,e permanent chairman and NJ. =.
Ecker secretary and the report was
adopted.
The committee on resolutions during
tho recess of about an hour had been
il an incubating state, and when they
rn, nff the nest this is the bird that nap
nod its win IS in the afternoon suniishl
peao,yed. That the peoples party. IN county
| convention assembled do affirm our allegiance 70
| ,ha government of the, Y. >. aHd the state -
| snn1h DAKOTA and belief in the prIncip-es ennn-
| '.n II the national platform OF The peoples
I a.rtv ns adopted at Omaha III lsy2
| pWa sndnrse the state platform and he work OF
the etate convention OF the peapie ~ paI,y ~ ~ 1904
SUI. SUI 10 - n,.dge our support 10 the nominees on
| fhe peoples party state ticket. ..a,
~ We endorse the action ofour popuiist reprasen-
| ,otinn in Congress and Will use every hoho'"oie
| means to augment their strength.
| We denounce the republican party LOT tne.I ny
| oc,tical pretense Of free vote and iar coun.
| - mnnhndinp the democrats In ffalulent counts ~
| fha etate election IN Io9~ anu AoS1 - 1
and other southern statcs - ~,
own state for their deceitful mctnoa o' yns ys,
obtain independent votes by placing 1tee s'ssi
4 ianh in the platform while the hhtiona' poIcy
pr,hc r,nnblcan party is for gold and dominateo
| nv the dictates Of Vail street.
| &c. Stanford and VIM. EIDE were ap-
,o;n,ed tellers, and Charley Foss one OF
tho statesmen from Grant Center offer
al are solution requiring all candidates
TO publicly pledge themselves 20 support
| ,he ticket and the party principles ne.
fore hains voted for. The resolution
| was seconded;by J. G. Stanford ~hc
na,ronizingly referred to it as product
81 Gran, Center intellect and statesman
ship.
The first nomination was for senator
and there being no other nominations
made r. NJ, Kaercher. stated thai
he was on the Grant Center platform
hnt didn't desire the nominationif there
was any other material in the party. A
,hara vas not lie was unanimously elect
ed the nominatee.
For representatives John Hedman, I
NJ Trowbridge and VIM. Sharff wer
,,,acod in nomination. After the form
Of voting had been decided upon wit
considerable trouble. as q number OF III
dalevates wanted to vote for all three
and it took all the efforts Of the chair
man 10 head them Of from this doini