oui iu me liurry to get it ready for
the mail, I forgot to say some thing
tliat I wanted to tell you. I want
to thank you for your "kindness in
sending me The Caicasiak, and
would say that I like it so well that
I expect to take it as long a I can
raise money enough.
We fell out with you last u miner,
or spring rather, because you did
not, at ouce go ahead, after the SL
Louis conference, and organize the
State, in the interest of the IVoples:
Party, but we all see now where yon
were right, and we were wrong, you
were not iu aitiou to know, being
Pres't of the S. A. and said Alliance
having not adopted the platform, and i
you could not adopt it for them.
I am glad to tell you that you have
a very warm place in the hearts of
the alliauce people in this part of
the county, now, and I think that
Col. Polk s mantle rests upon you.
and that ere long you will be called
to take up the work that he left tin-
finished.
1 mustsav that you have a jrreat
work beiore you and 1 hope that you
will continue to "turn on the liirht."
The action of the legislature has
waked up some Alliancemen, who
were asleep, they know now that thev
are Alliaucemen, but I fear that
some had forgotteu it before.
1 hnd a great many that would
gladly subscriln; for The Caucasian
but they say they can't spare the
money, many of them are in debt.
1 will do the best for you and The
Caudasiax that 1 can, will trv to
use every opportunity to sjieak a good
word for you and The Caucasian.
