The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
REFORMS CALL.
Address by the State Central Committee
Of the Peoples party Of Missouri.

"NA'SSS W H0 ~eosS ~S""o' ~V""'"esSS
Of the Peoples party Of Missouri.
To the People Of Missouri: The
Address promulgated by the St.
Louis Industrial Conference sounds
the call to action Of all citizens who
loye liberty, home and country. The
representatives Of said Conference,
acting in conjunction with the
National Committee of the Peoples
Party, designated.
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1892
as the day on which the people who
endorse the Platform adopted by that
great assemblage Of industrial repre-
sentativcs are urged to meet in their
respective townships and precincts
and raiify their action. The State
Committee desires to supplement this
call by urging upon all friends Ut
Reform IN Missouri to observe the
above date in an appropriate manner:
Where township Unions are organized
hold open meetings anil cordially in.
vIte every body TO come, read the
Address, Platform and Call and urge
a united endorsement. Where town
ship Unions are not organized, meet
ut your respective voting places,
satify the Platform anil elect three
delegates to attend the county con-
vention to be held at the county seats
Of the several counties Of the state
on Saturday. April ?, said county
conventions 70 elect four delegates to
the district conventions and three
delegates to the safe convention (tbe
time for the meeting Of district con-
ventions and the time and place for
the state convention will lie announc-
Ell later) The place for holding the
convention in the several districts OF
the state will be selected hy the dis
tr:ct committeeman. When the Dist.
conventions meet they will elect four
delegates to the National Convention
which meets at Omaha on July i.
When the state convention meets il
| will elect eight delegates for the
state at-lar,e, making IN all sixty.
eight del gates to which Missouri
will lie entitled in the national con
venti"n. At the township meeting
ON March &c a township committee
man should be elected When the
County Convention meets on March
26 t Go. Central Com, composed Of
the several township committeemen
should organize by clecting Chair
man, Secretary and Treasurer and ar
Executive or Campaign Committee o.
five members. These instructions de
not apply to counties and township.
already organized under the People
Party. The names and addresses Of
AL county committeeman should b,
ieinrtc,! to the Secretary OF Stat.
Committee as sooh rs they are select
ed.
The worlds first great industrial
Conference has given to America .
platform around which all indepen
dent, fair minded citizens can rally
a Platform which should enlist OH
~armest sympatllles aud heartics
support. Our duty is imperative.
great work is before us-tllat O
integrating every element Of strength
enlisting in our ranks every citizc,
who wants relief from the financia
oppression created and fosterct
through the misrepresentation Of tn
two old parties. Agitate, educate
organize, begin now and falter not i,
the good work until American libcrt
is redeemed and our Second Decla
ration Of Independence made reality
This is a peoples fght-banks, con
porations and the pampered pets O
class-iegislation will not contribut
one cent for its advancement. Al
Of the expense incidental to organ
ization, employment Of lectures
printing, correspondence, arranging
FIR conventions, ETC., must he pro
, vided for by the voluntary contrib,
tons Of the friends of Reform-th'
nickles, dimes. quarters and dollar
they can afford and are willing t,
give in behalf of Our cause. TIL
State Committee is without funds an
. is unable in consequence to do tin
work winch should he done. 1t
hoped that all district county an
township committeeman, aided by Il,
Reform Press of the state, will tax
, this matter in hand and render a
| possible assistance. Ali contribution
sent to the Chairman or Sccrctar,
treasurer will he acknowledged b
publication. Missouri stands in tn
front rank of our American galax
Of states in point Of intelligenc,
, wealth *nl resources-let us plat
{ her we'll to the front in the gran
march Of Reform.
NJ. v. CARROLL,
Ch'm'n State Cen. Com, Butler, NJ
q C.E. GARDNER,
Secy-Treasurer, Mar-hall, NJ