Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-05-12

by the National Central Committee ofthe
Peoples Party Of sfississippi.
WEsT PorNr, MISSISSIPPI,
Arr;l "a 1902

WEST PoINT, MISSISSIPPI,
April %, 1892
To an Good Citizens Of Mississippi;
Pursuant to provisions made by the
great conference of the farmers and
Industrial unions held at ST. LOUIS on
22nd of February, 1892, the Natlonai
party for Mississippi, at a meeting held
a west Point on the 23rd day of April,
1902. resolved that a State convention
be convened in the hall of the house OF
representatives at jackson on Wednes-
day. the end day of June, 1877, and
that Wednesday, the 18th day OF June,
be fixed as the day for the people OF
the several counties to meet and select
their delegates, who are in each county
| to be double the number of its repre-
sentatives in the lower house OF the
legislature. Attention Is called particu-
Iarly to the notice required to be given
by county committees in regard to the
selection of delegates to State conven-
tions. The laws recently enacted con
corning elections should be strictly fol-
| lowed.
We call upon all good citizens of
Mississippi, regardless of former party
affiliations, who have the best interest
of the State at heart; who are tired OF
the deceit, the incompetency and the
violated pledges of the two old politi-
cal parties all who are sick of false
pretensions, false promises, of contin-
ually receding hopes and constantly
| darkening prospects-to join us In the
great movement of the people to re-
| lieve themselves from their unhappy
condition.
We ask all good citizens who stand
appalled, at the utter and inevitable
! ruin now flowing over the land from
the ceaseless source of reckless partl-
san devices and the rule or ruin poll
cies of the two old parties all who are
disguised with the combination which
they have finally made against the
| dearest and most vital interests OF the
great mass of the people; all who are
disheartened and indignant at their
practical blending into one for the
purpose of defeating all measures look
| ing to the reduction of taxes, the sup
pressing of monopolies and the in
crease of the circulating medium, to
buckle on their armor and help us.
| We invoke the aid of all good citi-
zens who are in favor of just, impair
tial and economical government, ema.
Mating from the people, administered
for them and controlled by them in
the interest and for the prosperity and
happiness of the owners of the soil,
and the sweating brows of honest earn
| ing the honest, intelligent and long
suffering labor that produces the
wealth and the worth of the land, but
which is now robbed of its just reward
by discriminating legislation and the
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parties, banded together and virtually
pledged to the same policy under the
| influence of Wall street and the money
power of the North.
We entreat all good men to join us
in this great movement of the people
to save what is yet left to them of land,
of liberty and of living from the grasp
of gold bugs. money lenders, monopo-
lists, office-holders and office-seekers,
We call upon all who are willing to
stand up once more for the rights OF
manhood; who desire to tread once
more the prosperous soil of freemen,
and who wish to secure to themselves
and their children the BLESSINGS in
tended for them by heaven, but of
which they are deprived by the in
trigues of avarice and the two old par
ties, to act with US.
Come out, fellow-citizens, from the
green tooth abodes of partisanism,
prejudice and poverty, turn your backs
alike upon the frowns and blandish-
ments of those who would still be your
masters. and come and sit down by the
great wide, warm, friendly fireside of
the people, and may God help us to
redeem our country and restore it TO a
state of happiness and prosperity.
JAS. ID. LYNCH,
Chairman.
Attest. n, w. BRADFoRD.