The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-06-17

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Cook for advertisements on the program
and which cost our committee nothing.
Stereoptcon views to pay for out of the
amount which he receives from COM
mittee. which he will turn over to our COM
mittee and will become the property of the
committee
We have on hand q uniforms for the Glee
Club, stereopticon views music, song books
and pharaphernalia aggregating over one
JP. WHITE, feS'oe'''
Since the above written are in
formed that Mr. Koen has received about
$1,000 on his bill and Mr. Beardsley has re-
ceved s375 his bill. with some returns
yet to hear from. which they will accept
In justice to the other members of our
committee whose names do not appear as
selling any tickets we will say that the
whole committee was associated with US
In selling tickets on the committee of which
we were chairman, and all are included in
that item.
In presenting the above report we are In
duty bound to apologize to the Jubilee Week
Committee, who. by resolutions passed at
whole matter out of the newspapers, as it
would have bad effect throughout the
state and appear as though our meeting
was a failure" 1t was our intention to
abide by this resolution. but when we found
our character was assailed In the daily press
of this city and suspicion was attached to
tainment 1T was time for us to speak or
stand condemned.
attempt was made by three malicious, jeal-
ous designing creatures to besmrch our
character, by presenting a report of GEN.
sure. which. IL it's contents were true. would
make Harry Hayward a saint compared to
us The malicious hate contained in that
report so astounded our committee that the
gravity and intensity of the moment over
awed all those who did not expect anything
of this sort 1t so happened that the chair
censure had also placed his signature to the
report of the auditing committee above
O. K.'ed by them.
The righteousness of the report was so ap-
parent that to do justice to two of my en-
emies they repudated the contents of said
report as expressing their views. and one
of those mems name signed to the re-
port, and he disclaimed having any connec-
ton with getting up such report. The
one charge and that was being correspon-
dent of the st. Paul column in the Repre-
sentative. There were three votes recorded
censuring us for the articles which have
appeared in the ST. Paul column, the balance
voting solidly against even this. During the
progress Of the meeting the person who pre-
sented the. report was seen secrettng the
report in his pocket and the indignation of
the committee was aroused to such pitch
property of the committee and that the same
be burned, as it was unfit to be seen by any
civilized community The motion passed
unanimously and was burned in presence of
the whole committee. We find a couple of
individuals still busy circulating ISLANDERS
about us. and should they continue in their
malicious ISLANDERS We may be urged to
put the matter in the hands of the prorer
authorities. Again we arologize to our read
ers for being obliged to impose on their pa
thence in listening to the recital of things
Of this kind
John c. Hanley Editor st. Paul Column.
If you will allow humble citizen to SUBJ
NIT some Of his thoughts to the people
through your column In that great
newspaper, I would thank You AS the time
is near at hand when the People's PARTY
will make selections from its ranks to rep
resent them in various official capacities
I would humblv ask you to allow me to sug-
gest that the ones selected shall and must
he patriots. and sec to it that there is TO
doubt about that, either. That is not so d'f-
ficult as it may seem. Go into their stock
of pr'ncinles that thew claim they and for.
and If those principles are in line with the
princnles set 10th hy the People's Party:
and If they know what the said PRINCIPLES
stand for and what effect those nrincin,es
would have on our country and the rights
Of all the people If they were put into use
bv legislation. Lock into their prevfous po-
siticn in puh'ic matters ard If ven find them
right select them and nlace them in office by
your help and vote. Now. Mr.. Editor. the