The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-04-01

we will be prepared to make the Jubilee
Week FESTIVAL a grand success with, or
without. them, and also take part in the
convention con Of the Peoples Party or any
other enterprise that will be for the good
OF the party. But we will say to the City
committee in passing that the Jubilee
Mse1 com n,nr OF the Peoples Party
for the 10th of April and we reserve the
right to grant the use CT our hall to any
one for that date outside of ourselves. And
at this writing there does not seem much
prospect to grant the hall to hold a con-
vention nor anything else. And we see only
one alternative at this time for the con-
vention to take place on another date or
another hall on the same date.
Our Jubilee Week Entertainment" prom
ises to be the most successful in financial
and artistic way of any like entertainment
to our friends the most novel, artistic, orig
inal programme ever presented at politi-
cal gathering. And in order to impress al!
our prominent Populists in the State what
the possibilities and significance of this en-
terprise, we will elect the State officers of
the Peoples Party League Clubs. the mem
bers Of the State Central Committee the
Congressional Committees of the seven dis
tricts and such other prominent Populists
as we nav deem proper to be vice presi,,
who will be furnished with complimentary
tickets and an invitation to attend the
festival" We will reserve place for all
our out-of-town guests and their comfort
and pleasure will be in charge Of a com
mittee expressly appointed for the purpose.
And when the festival is over we hope to
be able to hold a meeting of all the off,
GERS of the State League who will outline
a plan Of campaign for the future guild
ance of the Jubilee Week Enterprise" In
vtations will be sent out through the week
and we would like to have responses from
as many as can be present on that occasion.
Our Glee Cub is now thoroughly organized
and rehearsing regularly, and we can state
with considerable pride that they will ere
when they are heard. Great credit is due
to Mrs. NJ. e. Koen for her faithful and
pa1ns-takin trouble in drilling and rehears-
ing the Glee Club. This club will be soon
able to fill engagements when called upon
TO go out into the surrounding counties to
organize the counties under the State Or
ganizer Their stock of Populistic songs
is whole entertainment in itself. Mr.. J.
F.. White has charge of the musical por-
ton of the programme and it is safe to say
that he will acqut himself creditably.
Through the kindness of Market Master
Wheelock the free use of the Market Hall
is given to our Glee lCub for rehearsals
in the afternoons.
We would now like to call for volunteers
for a fife and drum corps We have a
couple of drums and one fife. We would
ike to have corps of at least twenty.
we could give the corps plenty to do now
as they could be employed in the different
wards at political meetings that will soon
We would like to see NJ E. Murray "come
out Of his hole" and declare where ne is
at"
eve desire every one to have a hearing.
and therefore take pleasure in publishing
The folowing.-Ed. Rep.)
Knowing that your newspaper has the
distinction of circulating very generally
among Peoples Party advocates in this
state, and also throughout the United
States; and believing that your ST Paul
tive.y inexperienced member of our party is
not being conducted in manner calculated
10 further the party good we respectfully
ask that this brief statement be published
in your columns
The proper city committee of the party.
duly elected in the convention. has been. and
is now. engaged in attending to the duties
IN behalf of the entire party. Your ST. Paul
'olumn has intinated very frequently that
our committee does not do its duty. We
cannot claim, and do not seek to avoid
people that the vituperation of zealot
who was last year known as one thing po-
itically. and is this year posing as some
thing else. and is always known as a polt-
ical marplot is not calculated to advance
party or any other good interest. The men
ne criticises are known to us as Peoples
Party workers and voters and as such, we
ask that they be respected and not abused
SO good comes of intestine feud. We trust
The Representative will not continue tc
oountenance it by allowing to this over
Jealous comet who writes your st. Pau
articles the license to incite strife and i'll
will among Peoples Party men who have
always been and should continue to be al
lowed to remain earnest workers in the
cause for which our party is fighting. We
have work enough to fight the common
enemy. Let us prove ourselves sensible
and refrain from intestine brawling, such
as must result from the continuance of per-
sonal abuse INDUCED in from week to week
by your ST. Paul editor.
This is authorized and secured the sane
ton of our committee by unanimous vote
John F. Kriege. Chairman,
M. r.. Murray, Secretary.