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

W. H Jones' Of Glendale, N. d. writes us
as follows I'VE are going to try to make
up a regiment of readers for your paper.
co cone ayerAs1 First a North Dakota Velun
teers.
w. G. Seeman, Mappleton, Mimi, writes:
II think The Representative is the greatest
reform paper in the world. read my paper
and then give 1t to my neighbours.
H. M. Hogenson, Rindal. Mimi, writes:
II ought to have paved this long ago, but
times are hard and money scarce. But
am bound to have The Representative. even
if it takes my last dollar
Enclosed please find draft for 1892 to
pay for one hundred and four names for
three months. We procured the names on
this list by advertising in the Glendale
papers; two out Of three of them being Re-
publican. The notices were to give anyone
your paper, free for three months. Now one
of the grand old parties the Glendale Lead
er, claims that you and have paid for all
these papers by the plutocrats in the silver
party. We herewith enclose you what they
say about us. But as we are so accustomed
to their blaguardism l guess it will not
harm us much"
S. D., says II suppose that perhaps you
have forgotten me, as l have not seen you
for long time But have not forgotten
yore, when you published the old Anti
6aSe saeredy Kept ever "a am ssd
to see you in the reform work yet. 1t
gives me pleasure to send you club for the
bault, MINI. If you would send me few
sample copies of The Representative I will
put them to good use. in getting up another
and larger club, for your paper. 1 will help
push for the $4,000 before July. / am doing
all that I can in the good work.
M. A. olds. president .Priberg League.
Rumsey, MIMI writes; You will please
may send your valuable educator, The Rep
resentative, to the inclosed list Of fifty
names; This money was raised through our
town league. We have just ordered twenty
Coins Schools to circulate to the hard
shells few weeks ago. When we organized
at a low ebb in our town. but it is so easy
to make Pops now. You can now count
our town as the center of Populism in Otter
Tail county"
j. Mole johnson, Current Lake, Mimi,
writes: AS l see you intend to apply the
pruning knife next week to delinquents,
which means to leave me with the two old
rotten parties; but this will not be the
case; for l now inclose twenty-five bushel
of oats to pay one years arrears and one
years subscription in advance. Please say
every week letter in the Forum. Yours in
the last number was O. X"
J. H. Lachey, chairman Peoples Party
Committee, Clarissa. Mimi. writes: Find
Enclosed list of eleven names as per your
10c three month offer. / wish l could get
The Representative into every house in
Todd county, before the campaign opens I
consider it our greatest campaigner. Success
gracing the chair that Cleveland now dis
graces before his career of usefulness is
finished"
John Sheridan. De Graft, Mimi. writes:
Enclosed please find $1.O0 express money
order to renew my subscription. Some I'M
known friend sent it to me for three months
and now can't do without it. / hope the
party will triumph. 1 am sick and tired
voting for the rotten old parties. l have
given them my last vote; and l wish every
farmer in Minnesota would join hands with
me. If they ever did us any good | would
like to know what 1T was Wishing YOU all
the success in the world, 1 am respectfully
yours
A. B. Peterson, Rothsay, Mimi, writes:
Enclosed please find postal order for 81. 90;
one years subscription for The Representa-
tive. | hope the Peoples Party and the
Sllver1tes can come to an agreement at st.
Louis; at least on a candidate for presi-
stick to the Grand Old Party, while the
surrounding towns are Populistic almost to
man. but unorganzed.'
A Republican friend in Duluth writes us:
Il hand you with this the money and wish
you would send The Representative to my
father, for three months. He has
ridden so long the old machine labelled RE
publican Party" that he is 10th to get off.
still having foriorn hope that It will car
hope Of the Republican party is as good
as no hope at all: and man without that
is the most forlorn creature in this world.
- have been Republican all my life; I
love our Congressman from this district and
must give him my support; he is still a Re-
publican and l have left the party. and
don't know where to go. There are dozens
to join the Peoples Party just yet, although
we are willing to join hands with them on
the silver issue.'