The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1894-01-12

or against Donuelly" And with the clappers, and
the shouters, and brave to stand up and face all
facts all corruptons all history and all deviltry and
men hitherto respected to pay" them by resgning in
Donney's favor it hard to vote against the seeh
hog who plants ruin while he lives, and will coquette
the devil out of his throne when he dies All honor to
the 81 who voted against the putrd traitor and faced
that influence It was sad trial. It was performed
in silence And when the 81 stood ut5 as against 3d.
and every one knew that the awful fact existed,
AND THE ALLIANCE CRUSHED,
not voice was raised to cheer, not hand struck
to hand Joy. But cried while their eet-and
gloom settled over the body. When, five minutes
passed. the vote announced, few clappers-tried
to arouse the fervor of old-and it was dismal
ghost Of the one-day summer-tde OF victory. The
effort faded amid signs. Donnelly to thank
them in a speech-and scarcely cheer was heard.
Here he said he would resignl But when? Oh, at
the next annual popust convention Alas, but did he
not send out his man Poore last year, with the same
promise? Yes, Poore pledged his word that Donnely
would Immediately resgn-he wanted the vote for en-
dorsement only But when did Dohnelly resign?
Never If he resigns next it will be because he
sees the wreck of the alliance lifting it's wthered arms
to him. and
PLEADING FOR DELIvERANCEl
There was little Improvement in the other officials.
Long has been highly regarded as State Lecturer We
have believed him to be true Perhaps he still
u.s. but his Judgment has been overborne Donnely has
"overborne' the judgment OF good men for thirty
yearsl His splendid language his fervent promises;
his wonderful skill in hiding his relationship to Mr..
Merriam, and the democrats, at the same time his
tremendous assertions of innocence-have beguiled
T. TOnU nd 7 a-whO
wanted Office, but we're OF fair average truth and
honorl And Donnelly will beguile others-the deep,
wicked consummate scOundrel.
Geo. W. Day was made Vice President for the 9Th
District. This Day is recently from Mcleod County !
How many delegates there from Minneapolis, o:
the 5th District who voted for Day? Were there any
Others besides Day-and who were they? Day lives in
Minneapolis now. Gentlemen, do not ask to lay
bare the record We gave man in work, once,
three weeks to leave the state and he left. We don't
want to duplicate the business. Write to Mcleod Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT see if we are mistaken! Perhaps
we are-f We love the sacred cause of man, and love
home and children, write-write to friend or foe.
sECREsY AND DIVISION.
But we have another chapter to wrte-one which
EXHIBITS the work of master-hand in webby craft.
The vast alliance OF Minnesota, which two years ago
numbered 400 alliances is today under the complete
control, for purchase or sale, of three men, These
three
Ignatus Donnelly, who took 50 500 from the Mer-
Ram gang in 1888, tried to betray all the ticket but
himself in 1892, and did betray us afterwards that
year. man who shut off the light to prevent us from
giving the facts from off ia records OF his being hood
led.
Hendrickson, his tool
c. Long, the father OF the tears shed at the fun
eral OF the alliance.
These three men-Donnelly and his two worshippers
by the constitution revised for the purpose at the
uneral-are the executive committee to sell, BUY,
bargain or be true. The executive committee has al
ways buried it's secrets 1t will still do Chas John
son. of Pipestone who has been vertable plague to
Them as watch dog for justice, is cut Off This is
the most remarkable ring within ring we have ever
known. 1t is an
IMPERIUM IN IMPERIO
And it seals the doom of the alliance There is but
chance for it's salvation One hope alone remains And
that
ONE HOPE
that this vampire who has sucked the life blood
from every movement he ever ATTACHED himself to-and
that means all that would take him, aud find men like
us be deceived by him)-this vampire may be made
feel the OF wrath from insulted body and
be compelled to resign Then the cause will uplft and
become as of yore-ifi it be not too late.
Even S. NJ. Owen felt the outrage upon the alliance.
He told men in his Office to go forth-go forth as
duty to the cause-and remove Mr. Donnelly from the
control 1t criminal to let such control ruin the
great cause And he bade the four or five men to go
forth to the work OF putting in new men, And they
came forth inspired to obey. and worked iaithfully
The pail hangs over us. The betrayal is accom-.
plished-by 81 men representing over 1900 (which
would be full representation Fully 600 alliances
exist within radius of 100 miles from St. Paul. And
yet SO or so men represented them-sOme put in with
out vote of the alance 1877 represented the entire
5OO-or 434 alliances Sad is the story. But it is
true. Elsewhere will be found the oi the out
rage upon Dr. Fish, and also the adavits of Donnelys
crime, which the gang refused to hear.