The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-16

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county. Iowa, writes us the following
sensible letter:
Please find two dollars enclosed to
set forward my subscription to THE
KEPREsENTAT1vE,and l hope Brother
Donnelly will hold the Fort: '-and |
hope too that all persons who favor
Blmetalllsm at Is to l, irrespective OF
party will all unite on the same candi-
oates for President and Vice Presi-
dent. Anything short of this union
Will fail to elect those officers favor
able to the restoration Of silver to its
proper place. After that is done what
force will hold together to effect
other and wholesome legislation need
ed 1or the prosperity of the people,"
VIM. Riordan of Hancock, Mimi,
writes us:
II was very sorry to read the lead.
Ing article in the last issue of your pa
per; DO hope that no such calamity
Will Defall us as to loose the only
friend and adviser we have got to in
struct US. l enclose one dollar to pay
up, and [ will chip in again if neces-
sary to uphold the paper. We will call
county meeting little la tier and
then l will expect to be able to send
you large list of name accompanied
by the dollars"
Jesse White, of w. T. White & Co.,
Omaha, Neb., pays ahead with a three
dollar draft. and adds:
dollars are larger than cartwheels
and hard to get; all that monopolists
have to do is to keep the wheel rolling
in the silver standard direction q
while longer and the boomerang will
return in way to surprise them.
We trust that THE REPRESENTA-
TIVE may long show the good results
OF its labors. The people need its
help and they should certainly do all
in the power to help sustain it,"
Thomas Morris of Virginia, Mimi,
writes us:
"Please credit me with the enclosed
years subsrri ption, and don't you dare
to stop my paper or suspend publish
ing THE REPRESENTATIVE, Get aft
er the delinquents, like myself, with
sharp stick. and prod them hard;
but don't weary Of well-doing and fall
by the wayside, dragging thousands
with you. Remember that The REP
RESENT ATIVE is fOrce-a power for
good, and that it is the strength an d
support, in these evil times, of those
weaker than you are: and if some of
us poor devils don't get to the 'front.'
and on time, why just give us h
hail Columbia, but don't for PHYS
sake quit publishing The REPREsEN-
TATIVE,"
E. F. Carlston of St. Paul, writes US:
DEAR FRIEND DoNNELLy:
''EnclOSp0 n1aaSo tipN a dollar tn q n
ply on my subscription. My wife may
have to stay out of church few Sun
days to save up another but The Rep
resentative' N uSt not die.
For the sake of our poSterity. if not
ourselves KEEP 1T ALIVE, and don't
extinguish the last ray of hopes from
our vision"
And here is letter from the Mayor,
of La Crosse. Wis:
"Dr. Frank Powell, requests me to
state that even on matter of bust
ness he hates to dictate letter to
you, and l briefly give in substance
the gist Of what<he asked me to say
before he left here for an extended
trip: in word he wished me to send
you a letter filed with the kindcst
thoughts and the sncerest best
wishes.
Enclosed you will find an express orr
der from DR.. Powell covering his ac-
count up to No. 49,"
j. M. Jordan, of Red Wing, Mimi,
writes us as follows:
II send one dollar for your paper |
hope you will be able to pull through
without suspending your publication,
for it would be great injury to the
new reformation III you should let go.
| served in the Third Minnesota
Regiment and it is wonder to me
why so many old soldiers stick to the
old parties, for l think as they put
down one species Of tyranny with the
sword, they should not hesitate to help
put down this later tyranny with the
ballot"
E. Cox of Marquette, Mich, writes
us:
Il notice that you have reduced the
size of The Representative. All
rig hit; if the people for whom you are
tigh ting do not support you, reduce
the size again and again. There will
always be Spartan band that will be
true to principle, who will stand by
you to make new ThermopylB if
need be. We must fight the devil
with fire, and since Donnelly's lance is
tipped with Greek fire, we cannot afford
to lose his aid, just now when the
freedom and the fight is on to finish
Do not let The Representative fail
us, even if it is reduced to by9
sheet. Ii the people let your paper
perish, they are not worth loving; and
the best we can then DO to get even,
is to join the Republican party, and
'whotp her up for monarchy, and
HI in general Then it will be fun
to see the dullwitJed knaves, Chat
did not know enough to support a
good thing when they had it), scurry-
ing off to their holes, when my Lord,
the Duke, comes with troop Of
Myrmidons at his back"
Mr.. James 6. Clark, the great poet
of the Financial Revolution, whose
genius was lately the subject OF
powerful article in The Boston Arena,
writes us as follows from California;:
II must write just few lines and
tell you b. W much enjoy the weekly
visits of The "a pa
per that represents more reform
lightning to the square inch than any
other sheet published.
Minnesota and especially Mime
apolis, are to be congratulated for
sending forth two such papers at The
Representative and The Progressive
Age,-both unequalled in their way"
Mr.. D. NJ. Vess of Rockford, in the
state Of Washington writes US:
Enclosed please find two dollars to
pay for The Representative to the
following named persons: D. M. Vess,