New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
MAKING 1T KNOWN TO BR YAM.
THE NEBRASKAN INFORMED OF HIS
NOMINATION AT ST. LOUIS.

THE HEAD OF THE TWO TAILED TICKET Is TOLD
THAT HE Is NOT EXPECTED TO 1NDoRsE
All. THE PoPuILsTIc NoTIoNs-TEXT
OF THE LITTER TO BRYAN
Madison Neb. Sep. Ex-senator Allen, chairman
IF the Populist Committee to notify Whham d
prvan of his nomination for the Presidency to-
n,rbt gave out his letter to the nominee. The full
text follows:
Madison. Neb.,. Sept. "A. 1896.
1 Dear T Sir: At Convention Of the Peoples party
held at ST. Louis from July p 10 Is OF the cq Pre
dent Of the tinted states = be voted for at the the
approaching general election It was kn9Tn =. me
cratic party al its Convention held at Chicago a rev
days before that time and that y9S orm MAUD ma IN ar
ne PsSRss ,B parry yoS was ~er not
Popss or sS hat WON You acseped ali the de-
aTed by the St tO sh aney QUESTION Tai ds the
shadowing political Issue OF the age. and because
fsarless advocate OF the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver and gold on terms Of equahty az the ln,s
s9sES{d aSD 9 ea' " ali % oe and the
sulting you. Of placing your name before the peop's
The Convention was in doing So guided by deep
solictude for the common welfare and acting on
about the best attanable results So much has
said respecting the rehabilitation OF silver by
again placing II in coinage acts In the position
il occupied when stealthiy denonetized by the act
Of 1873 that 1t would be Idle use TOT US 10
guage OF the St Louis platform that the Conven-
,s Sn of the day and because Popuists believed
that you in accord with them on TINS question
YOU will receive their ballots in November .
has time been xpeced or is It nov 6 tsa
you will abandon your adhesion to the Chieago pa
form nor that you will accept all that Is declared by
the Peoples party PLATFORM however NOR. grat'y
ing the latter would be 10 all Popuists IL m1st or
little OF loyalty It's principles. We have declared
ourselves in favor of many important reforms and go
m ber hap
forms in our judgment essehtiai 10 1e i'm
win the RTeGeds Son of T 0gT P no6
nation. We shall not send committee accordihg
Mobilization Of the great honor that has Justly been
conferred on you by party II is needless Tor us
to ssur of yGp '9 onr Sspendt abts known
tegrity competency and eminent hness TOT no ,ns
pSo s ION Ju staiiesmen Of the Nation
feel that in the event OF your eect nn syec
ton the principles of monetary reform to the enc
ana tna is not anticipated that this be
done with undue haste or 90 suddenly as to wrench
but that II will be done gradually, and In way
TO infuse confidence and hope OF better cohouohs
The Peoples party VIII ex%G o Of D KEY no pTamiss
qThs Than thG5 n @ dvted 70 the welfare Of
the race will ask you 70 abandon me parIy
inatton our party has risen above mere partisan
surrounding adoPHS hsh oI plane vS OF rcsn; IN
| believing a
he election OF William Mckinley. the foremost ad-
Vocate OF a deeply burdensOme and unnatural TAXA
Hon and the criminal policy Of the single gold stand
srd resulting ultimately. II not In some manner
grafton Of our form OF government. 49,.
+ Your elevation the chief Maglsracy OF inc
Nation would be regarded vindicaton OF the
right OF the people govern. and we entertain
no doubt that YOU will prove - worthy successor OF
the Immortal jefferson and Lincoln. and that your
public lie Ike theirs will illustrate ne pVvrly
and loffIness American craftsmanship. J our
extensive and intimate knowledge OF public ahairs
and the duties the Office Will impose gained In a
/ ne that has been devoted to unfolding the cause
of the people. well your k~er insight INTO me
7 condition Of country in our judgment hlghlE
qualify Won 20 bring about a change In a way tnat
will work injury none and Justice TO all. thus
,rakinp our C;oVcrnmcnt In fact. as II II now In
form only a government of. by and for the peo-
We have the honor to be your most obedient SER
J wants. ,.,,-,c,-r ,rrr-N ,.hotr,,or
Tho names OF each OF the members OF the Noti-
! attain Committee follow that OF Senator Allen.