The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-02
The OUTLOOK ENCOURAGING.
Pspulists In Every Locality Aors In
thusiastac Than For Several Years.

NOTWITHSTANDING tuos sAAAS ~ 49,
busiest season of the year for farmers
and the greater number OF popuilsts,
the educational and organization work
continues to spread rapidly. In al
most every state the populists are
more active than for several years.
They realize that with the Hill-Cieve-
land faction gaining in strength in the
democratic party with possibility OF
securing control and making that
party again subservient to the corpor-
atoms: with the republican party IN
every state absolutely under the con-
tiol Of plutocrats and trust magnates,
that the time has come when the peo-
Piles party must push forward with
greater zeal than ever before. Anti
monopoly republicans and the liberal
and independent thinking democrats
ere looking to the Springfield conven-
ton to point the way for relief from
trust rule and corporate domination.
II the democratic party returns to its
yomit and restores to power the lead
ers of 1892 thousands of the rank and
file of the party will join at once in
supporting the Springfield nominees.
The anti-monopoly republicans are
waiting developments to determine
which course to take. They will never
support a democrat will the Cleveland
brand. Unless the democratic party
remains true to the platforms of 1886
and 1900 they, too, will join in sup
porting the Springfield nominees.
Fer these reasons the peoples party
must see to it that no mistakes are
made at Springfield in the adoption
of the platform and the selection of
candidates. Every state should be rep
resented at that convention with full
delegation of the bes. men. Every
populist should be at work to this
end There is no more effective work
you can do than to assist in extend
ing the circulation Oh The Indepen-
dent. Those who read it can be de-
pended upon to support the entire
ticket. 1t makes populists Of them,
the kind that stay made and work and
help to make the party grow. Why not
join in the work today? Send in
club of or 10 new readers from your
neighborhood. To make 1t easy to
secure them we have made a special
educational rate Of months for rs
cents.
Here are the names OF those who
have sent in long lists and TO whom
The Independent and peoples party
are indebted for loyal support and CO.
operation:
Milton Zimmerman, Rulo. Neb.
j " Doak, Republican City, Neb.
H. j. Walker, Belvidere, Neb.
--- Bertrand, Neb.
VIM. Hess, Milton, Ill.
A. Hogg, Shelton, Neb.
s. p. Peterson, Huntley, Neb.
s. w. Howerton, Silver Creek, Neb.
J Jas .. Seibein, Salmon, Idaho,
J. W. Buffum, lecumseh, Neb.
Vim. Fessler, Garrett, kas
w. A. Reese, Sterling, Neb.
John Buchanan, Valparaiso, Neb
D.. J. Gates, Albion, Neb.
Otto Bolt, Columbus, Neb:
John N Seavey, Patriot, Ind.
J. A. Moline, Ogalalla, Neb.
+. E. Burrows, Beatrice, Neb.
c. Jussel, Havana, Neb.
Aug. Honeke, Hoskins, Neb.
"A. r. Randall, Proctor, Tex.
Anthony Dolezilek, Silver Lake, Kas.
+. p. Beyer,l Chappell Neb.
N. J. Madison, Minden, Neb.
r. NJ. Edwards, Madge, Okla.
J. G.. Wolfe, Almira, Wash.
r. Donovan, Havelock, Neb.
G. Sorenson, Dannebros, Neb.
A. G. Leeper. Auburn. Neb
S. w. Provolt. Stroud. OKLA.
w. II. Shoemaker, Cheney, Neb.
q. F.. Schmidtlein. Woodville, Ore.
J. w. Stricken, Bertrand Neb.
G. II. Pegues, Alto, Tex.
J, G. Ranger, Salem, Neb.
S. A. Wright. Springfield. Mo.
NJ l.. Mcdonald. commerce, Ga. M
J. M. Day. Jackson, Tenn.
J. 8. Hill. Long pine. Neb.
A. Norelius. Kiron. la.
II, M. Anderson. Auburn. Neb.
Mm. Allerton. Rosenberg o.
-.--- -, Strafton. Neb.
NJ. II. Plnkston. View. Ca.
~ Bradford, Nashville. Ark.
John Salxman. Omaha, Neb.
w, N. Brown, Rrownlee. Neb.
IT, II. Woods, Burweli. Neb.
WIN. Lee. Roll. Ind.
a. H. Smith, Lithonia. Ga
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