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APRIL 21, 1904.
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
1, Pembina 1. Counties, 3 out of is,
three Old Guards. .
OHIO: Adams 1, Columbiana 1,
Crawford 1, Cuyahoga 1, Hamilton 3,
Montgomery 4, Preble i. f,,'
Stark 2. Counties, 9 out of 88, UiU
rtTT a TirT a T?laine 1. Canadian
VlVilCXlJlVi'"-
SOOT THE SEED
3, Custer 1, Day 1, Garfield 1, Gieer
11, Kiowa 1, Lincoln 34, Logan 1,
i PavTiP 1 Woods 4. Conn-
io f or,, nid (luards. GO.
UKS, 1 UUl ui , o T olio
OREGON: Grant 1, Jackson 2 Laue
t i i . Hfollionr 1 POlk 5. VVasri-
inston 1. Counties, 7 out of 33, U.u
Guards, 15. '
.tirnvT irMU TCprks 1. Craw
ford 1, Franklin 1, Huntingdon 1, Ind
i xTvnhorinTK5! 1. Phnadei-
phia 1, Susquehanna 3. Counties, 8 out
of 67; Old Guarns, iv.
ntrnnf TCI A MTV Nothing.)
SOUTH CAROLINA. (Nothing.)
SOUTH DAKOTA: Beadle 1. Da.i
, inv6r 1 Meade. 1. Hem
mington 1. Counties, 5 out of 53, OW
1 c
TENNESSEE: Benton 2 X3annll
f.fa 19 r.iav 10. Gibson ,
Henry 1, Jackscn 2, Lincoln 0 Mc
Nalr 3,' Madison 4, Montgome ry 1.
Moore 12, Obion l, "HP"" o, ""
son 1. Counties, 15 out of ; Old
mmvAC AnflprRfin 1. Arkan&dd i
T.n m -nnvov 1 nnsnne 1. Burnei 1f
Callahan 10, Cherokee 7, Collin 1 Colo
rado 2, Comanche 2, Cooke 1, Uosby
o n.nno 9 rupijpnci 1. Dimmit 2, Don-
ley 1, Eastland 2, Fayette '1, Met-
stone 1, uonaa , wus
a rinvp 1 Henderson 1, Hiu &,
Hood 1, Jack 1, Johnson 4 Kaufman 8,
Lamar 10, Limestone 1, Llano 3 Mai
lon 1 Matagorda 1, Menard 1,. Mills L
Montague 1, Nacogdoches C, Navarro
1, Nueces 1, Palo Pinto 1, Parker 3,
Polk 1, Red River 9, Robertson 1,
Tcir 19 Ran Saba 3. Scurry 10, Smith
1, Tarrant 4, Taylor 2, Travis 1, Vau
Zandt 4, Williamson 9, Young 2. Coun
ties, 50 out of 246; Old Guards, 17L
ttt ATI Davis 1. Uintah 1. Weber
1. Three counties out of 27; three Old
Guards.
VRiiMONT: Franklin 1, Wasbin
ton 1. Two counties out of 14; two
nirl r.nnrrls.
VIRGINIA: Richmond Co. 1, Fitt
" sylvania 5. Two out of 118 counties
and cities; 6 Old Guards.
WASTTTNfJTON: unelan 1. Dou
glas 2, King 5, Kittitas 2,' Klickitat 1,
Lincoln 1, Stevens l, wnitman i
rnntitiPH R out of 36: Old Guards, 11
wrst VIRGINIA: Hampshire ,
Hardy 2, Harrison 7, Jackson 1, Lewis
2 Marion 2. Monroe 5. Ritchie 1,
Roane 1, Wetzel 1, Wood 2. Counties,
It out of .55; Old Guards, 2i). ,.
WISCONSIN: Iowa 1, Oconto 1,
Outagamie 1. Three counties out of
71; three Old Guards.
WYOMING: Sheridan 1.
RECAPITULATION.
. statPR and territories represented,
44 Unrepresented. Connecticut, Dela
ware, Maryland, Nevada, Rhode isl
and, South Carolina. Total counties
-anrl'narishes. 4'J'J, omitting New Mex
ico. Indian Territory and District ot
y and Vanguards, 1,429. There are 2,720
counties, parishes and counties anu
cities (as in Virginia) in the state3
and territories wherein the Old Guaid
enrollment extends into 499 counties;
' hence, a beginning is made in a ht
tle better than 18 per cent of them.
S M. Roach, Grayson county, Tex.:
"I like The Independent and love to
read the Old Guard letters. Don't see
why all of the populists don't enroll."
Loyal Readers of The . Independent at
"Work in Every Locality Preparing
for the National Convention
TTnr veara the interest in political
affairs has not been as earnest and
deep seated in the convictions oi me
people as at present, ah reauze lucti
there are perilous times for the re
public, the times for which Lincoln
feared when he said mat ne ieaiLu
mnvp for the remiblic when corpora
tions should be, enthroned than in the
darkest days of the war.
The crcat corporations are now in
control of every branch of the govern
ment and the people cverywnere are
feeling1 the weight of their oppres
sion. All are turning to the Spring
field convention to point the way for
relief. . .
Tndenendent readers are more ac
tive than ever, sowing the seed cf
populism and pushing the educational
work in every locality. The citizen
who gives time and attention to pro
blems of government In time or peace
is as truly a patriot as he who fol
lows the flag in war.
The citizen who "dont care" about
politics is of doubtful patriotism. He'
is the nolitical rogue's delight and
they only wish that his kind may in
crease. He growls a little, out pays
the bills and does nothing to check
the robberies and polilical extrava
gance.
if vtm hpi eve in the nrincinies ad
vocated by The Independent the
principles of the people s party it is
your duty to help extend its circula
tion and influence in order that thocc
principles may be made law.
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mpnt ns tn asRist. in extending the cii
filiation and inliuence or 1 he lndepen
dent. Men who read it may De de
pended upon to vote and vote ngnt
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T. J. Guice, Longstreet, La.
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A M. Hood. Point Isabel, Inu.
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J. R. Keithlty, Urowmng, Mo.
John Salzman, Omaha, IeD.
J. W. Whipple. Stiles. Wis.
T. M. Henderson, Paris, Tex.
Henry Rhodes, iJisgah, Mo.
C. It. Robbins, Kirwin. Kas.
I. J. Teagarden. Hamilton, Mo.
Geo. W. II. Kennedy, b'helton, Wash.
L. Darling. Sedawick f.'do.
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Jonathan 11'prI.ih Cambridse, Neb.
K. P. Bruce, Bruce, La.
Capt. G. W. Loyd. New Rocholle, N.Y.
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R S. Gilbert. Gilbert's Ilace, Nch.
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J. H. Davis, Grapevine. Tex.
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Jolm Harrison, l.arscu, Wis.
Edward llotihUi;, S.nUle, Wah.
W. W. Finlev. n mnio. Mo.
John Salzman. Omaha. Nib.
J. M. Day, .laclc , Tinn.
S. W Provolt, Stroud, Okla.
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lit, A. Wrlebt, SpnnKf)i.d. Mo.
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