The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-07-06
POLITICS.,
Democratic Scheme TO Control Iowa's
Electoral Vote.

Democratic Scheme 10 Control IoIya's
Electoral Vote.
Dies MONIES, July 5.-An effort is be-
ing made to unite the Democratic and
Peoples parties in this State by giving
the Peoples party the Electoral ticket
and the Democrats the State ticket. The
object is to help throw the election into the
House, which would elect Cleveland
TAMMANY's ENDORSEMENT.
New YORK, July 5.-The Tammanv
Committee to-day Endorsed the Chicago
platform and pledged an earnest sup
port to the nominees.
PEOPLES PARTY.
OMAHA (Neb.), July 5.-The National
Committee of the Peoples party this
afternoon organized by eIecting the iol-
lowing Executive COMMITTEES: II. Z. Tau
beneck Of Illinois, Chairman; J. II. Tur-
ner of Georgia. Secretary; j. III. Davis of
Texas, George Washburne of Massa-
chusetts, Y. O. Stricken of Nebraska.
Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota, G.. +.
Gather of Alabama and NJ. c. Rankin of
Indiana.
The Peoples party National Committee
also adopted resolutions calling upon the
reform press to use all its influence to the
end that upon the 9th of July, or earlier,
every Peoples party club and labor or
III Iu6 country Will meet and
collect campaign funds for the national
campaign expenses, and that they then
adjourn, to meet again on the 10th of Au-
gust, the anniversary of the battle of
Bennington. Meetings on that day to be
held in every township to collect funds
for the national campaign. The address
declares that the people must sustain this
campaign with means as well as with
votes, or 1t may tail, and with it the hopes
of the people for justice and prosperity.
All the moneys collected should be at
once transmitted to Nj. c. Rankin of
Terre Haute, Ind, Treasurer of the Ma
tional Committee of the Peoples party.
1t is further requested that at each of
such meetings committees shall be ap-
pointed whose duty it shall be to make a
thorough canvass Of the township or pre-
cinct for contributions. In addition to
the above method the National Com
mittee establishes four funds, to be
known as the ''ten-dollar'' CAMPAIGN
fund.- the 'five-dollar campaign fund.-
the ''one-dollar campaign fund.-" and the
"hfty-cent campaign fund.-" and requests
ali the friends OF the cause who are able
to do so to send their names and contri-
buttons directly to the National Treas
urer to be published in the reform press
of their respective States, providing con-
tributors to these funds shall be allowed.
II they desire to do so, to pay in monthly
or weekly installments.
The address also urges every speaker
for the party to take up collections for the
national fund at all meetings. 1t urges
ladies in sympathy with the party to
form clubs for the collection Of funds and
forwarding of the work
The address concludes as follows: "The
National Committee of the Peoples party
say to their friends that there is reason
able probability that the party will sweep
the country, and elect their candidates
for President and Vice-President. if thew
are given means enough to put speakers
in the field, and supply the people with
campaign literature. The Peoples party
OF the United States earnestly requests
the women of the country to organize at
once, and help us in this contest. because
we are fighting to save not only them and
ourselves, but coming generations from