The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
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THE REPRESENTATIVE
PEOPLES PARTY NEWS.

Democrats Of Ninth Indiana district in
dorsed Populist nominee for congress.
BY vote of 10 to 8 the Democrats of the
Seventh Iowa district Endorsed the Populist
nominee for congress. IL
Nevada Populists nominated full state
and congressional ticket, Notwithstanding
the so-called Silver party. II
Chicago Record admits that the Populists
will have 20 to % members in the next Hi
nois legislature. None there now.
Columbus Populists are active and hust-
ling. Organized four clubs last week and
now have 3S7 voters enrolled.
Socialist congress of Sweden decided to
inaugurate a general strike unless the gov
eminent granted universal suffrage.
There are four magazines in the country
that give working people a fair shake, and
they are Donahoe's, the Arena, the Cos
| mopoitan and the Review of Reviews. All
others practically nonopolistic.
Since the Patrons of Industry secured the
balance of power in the legislature of On
tario, Can, the Labor party will amalga-
mate with the Patrons, which will mean
powerful political combination.
The New York Sun, leading organ of
plutocracy hints that an organized at
tempt will soon be made to reduce wages
still lower, and that it will be successful.
Now is the time to organize. Stand together
and fight the SINNERS.
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notoriety by attacking Prof. Ely through
| the Capitalistc press, charging the latter
with being anarchist and other awful
| things because he sympathize with the
modern labor movement, is a dead duck
politically. Let it be said to the credit of
| the Democrats of Wisconsin that there was
| not one delegate in the recent state conven-
| ton who was bold enough to mention the
| name of Wells for denomination as super
| intendent of schools, although nearly all
0fY,n toll Tod
| Another traitor has been shelved. In 1892
| Marion Cannon attended the Omaha con-
| vention as a delegate from California. He
| went back home and was nominated for
| congress by the Populists. Endorsed by the
| Democrats and elected. Then he entered
| the Democratic caucus, voted for the re-
| peal of the purchase clause of the Sherman
| act and was a Cleveland cuckoo generally.
| The Populists read Cannon out of the par
| ty several months ago, and he returned
| home fully expecting the Democratic NOM
| ination, but even the Bourbons could no
| longer stomach him and he was turned
| down.
| sents the miners of Hooking Valley, will
| have to fight for reelection this trip. w.
| H. Crawford "the strong man" among
| the miners, nominated by the Popu-
| lists. Crawford is a member of the L. NJ.
| W., is a good speaker sing like a.bird,
| and is known in the Hooking district as
| the "Sockless Simpson of Ohio Word
| comes that the Democrats have Endorsed
| Crawford.
| We note the following new accessions to
| the Peoples party: Pierre Is. d. Review,
| Republican,; Argentine (kan.) Eagle, Re
| publican; Wier City Kan) Citizen, Re-
| publican; Daily Workman, Elwood, Ind.
| the Searchlght, Michigan City, Ind.
Daily Populist and Evening Telegram Sac
ramento, Cal. Dayton Ohio Sentinel; the
| People, Detroit, Mich; also new weekly
| papers at Lynchburg, Va; Carthage ILL.,,
| and st. Paul, MINI.
The reformers of the Erie, Pa, district,
will run Hon. Joseph c. Sibley for con-
| gress, despite his declination. In address
ing large audience on Labor Day he
| gave the Eastern Insurers an unmercful
| scoring, and also roasted the pulpit for
| it's cowardce in disregarding the labor
| question. He Endorsed industrial co-opera-
| ton and was very radical.