People's Pilot, Volume 6, Number 34, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 February 1897 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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Ex - Govener Lewelling, of Kansas, has been appointed Railroad Commissioner. The Oregon legislature is suffering a, deadlock owing to its inability to select a speaker. Masterworkman Sovereign is speaking throughout tjie Northwest to delighted audiences. Postmaster Hesing of Chicago, Democrat, is an ardent advocate of the Postal Savings Bank. Populist Hargrave was seated in the State Senate of Washington versus the republican contestant. The Arbuckle - Havermeyer coffee war goes merrily on. Let the trusts u roast” one another—the people can stand it. Thatcher, Populist, candidate for United States Senator in Ut&h, has not yet been elected but his chances are good. John W. Bredenthal, after* a most successful and effective term, has decided to resign as State Chairman of the committee in Kansas. In last week’s editorial by a typographical error we were made to say that the vote for Senator Teller stood “61 against,” when it should have been “six against.” A Colorado man speaks out in meeting and says that the people of that state have about as much faith in Wolcott’s bimetallic mission doing anything for silver as they have in its “building a trolloy system to the New Jerusalem.” Heitfelt, Populist, was elected in Idaho, over Dubois. He is a farmer, a native of St. Louis, and lived for many years in Kansas. He is a capable wellbalanced man and much is expected of him. The republican legislature of Illinois returning a vote of thanks to the Populists legislature of Nebraska for aid extended the starving poor of Chicago, is the solitary instance of an exchange of amenities between the two elements. J. A, Edgerton. Secretary of the People’s Party National committee, has written a call for a National conference to be held at Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23, and forwarded it to National Chart man Butler, urging him to issue same. The N. R. P. A. will convene there the 22nd of Feb. The following is an excerpt from the Illustrated Amercian, a notorious gold-bug organ: 44 The essential principals of Populism were never more vigorous, They are the decisive issues in the mighty struggle for which we are now crystalizing the opposing forces of the nation.” Right! It is about settled that Chauncey Depew is to grace the court of St. James during McKinley’s misrule. Hanna has sent him a telegram saying, .“Canton would