The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-05-30
BOOKS TO READ.
The National Committee Is Prepared
to Furnish 1t at Very Reduced
REFORM LITERATURE

to Furnish 1t at Very Reduced
WASHINGTON, April II, 1894
Mr.. Editor-Enclosed you will find adver
tisement of. speeches delivered by our Pop
ulist senators and representatives in con-
gress. We are preparing this literature for
circulation among the people at cost, in
obedience to the following resolution passed
by the national committee at it's recent
meeting in St. Louis:
Whereas, The Peoples party sena tors and
representatives have agreed to furnish any
and all their speeches to the people, pro-
vided the cost of paper press work and
other incidental expenses be paid by those
sending for same; therefore, be it
Resolved. First, That the speeches of no
senator or representative be sent out as
campaign literature from headquarters at
Washington, unless he is a Poplist.
Second That no speeches or books, PAM
phlets or documents of any kind be sent
out from said headquarters as Peoples
party literature unless it is in accord with
the principles OF the Omaha platform, and,
be it further
Resolved, That we, the national commit
tee of the Peoples party, kindly, but earn
estly, request the reform press of the Uni
ted States to keep a standing advertise
ment of this literature in their columns
containing each senator's and representa-
tives speech and the price of same as fur
nished by headquarters, so that the people
can send for any and all they like.
By the cooperation of the reform press
we can circulate thousands upon thousands
of these documents. Will you help us by
keeping this "ad' standing in your col
umns? Will send out news items from
headquarters from time TO time, and your
paper will always be remembered. If you
will call attention editorially to this mat
ter you will greatly oblige, and do our
cause a great service. Yours truly and
fraternally. H. E TAUBENECK.
Chairman National Committee.
analysis of the Money Question" by
Senator John P. Jones, 4sS pages; single
copy, % cents; five copies, 81.
1.-The Science of Money" by Senator Will
lam NJ. Stewart, SO pages; single' copy, s
cents; % copies, 81; so copies, s1.S5; 100
copies, 49,
"Coining the Seigniorage," by Senator
William M. Stewart, Is pages; single copy,
cents; 25 copies, 40 cents; so copies, IS cents;
100 copies, 81.
Issue and Sale of Bonds" by Senator
William V. Allen 80 pages; single copy, 8
cents; % copies, 65 cents; so copies, $1.15; 100
copies, 81.
Money Question From a Legal Stand
point" by Senator William V. Allen, "a
pages; single copy 8 cents; % copies, 65
cents; 80 copies, $1.10; 100 copies 80
1.-THE Money Question" by Senator Will
lam A. PETER, As pages; single copy,
cents; % copies, 50 cents; 80 copies, $3.50; 100
copies, $3.50.
THE Income Tax, by LATE Pence, NJ c.,
Ga pages; single copies, cents; % copies, IS
cents; so copies, $l.60; 100 copies, So.
Free Coinage of Silver by LATE Pence,
M. C., 16 pages; single copies cents; rs
copies. 40 cents; 50 copies, IS cents; 100 COP
les, 81.
Sound and Stable Money" by John
Davis, M. c., 40 pages; single COPIES. 4
cents; % copies, SO cents; so copies. $40.
100 copies, $3.50.
1.-THE Money Question" by Jerry Simpson.
NJ. c., IS pages; single copies. cents; Is
copies, 40 cents; IS copies, 81.
The above is only a partial list Others
will be added as soon out. These
speeches are furnished at cost, and we
earnestly request that all state county and
local committees, also all Peoples partv
clubs, legions. and Peoples party voters
assist in circulating this literature 1t is
the best plan to advance our cause vet
adopted.
A catalogue containing complete list Of
reform books, pamphlets, newspapers etc
VIII be sent out from headquarters at an
early day. Send 1-cent stamp for same.
Send all orders to- j. H. TURNER,
40 pennsylvania Avenue