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NtwArN V y Jane -i;A '~T-
10 The ssn,hrrs k~euary, bsIia<
pEAs SIR-l am one Of the Ns
t,cs'ai com m,pe-ss~n ~ y ,. 10 ,He
Fru1ies rAsty NaticsaAi eemasilts>-
sas delegate Ia the -. LOU. oon
sen'ioh and VA. . middle of. 4 A<
road nan, voted for M BupAss Gee
rce. frrsidrni Aod iss Col Nsssor
Tor President and for Mr. Canpion a
Maine, for the permanent chairnian
! make th--s statesnept. so shaf you
can s~~ the siAndpolns from Which !
| write
l was Also rhA,sman ~ the sch can
\ miLre which drafted the rsi~s sad
regulations uud~r which the National
committee. the fx-cu,iye committee
and che enlcers of the I'~opi-. farty
wefe chns<n and Arc working ana
| wish 10 call your attention 10 too
things about those rules.
lot. Each m~rnbrs Of the Nsiioasl
committee Is chosen by the delegates
10 The National convention To hold of
Hce nil bis successor is chosen which
ans regular Peopi~s party eonye n
tion can do NJ any time. II my CON
stituents do not Ike the xay fui.
| tiHsd the trost they have put In me
they can cal convection ard xst nd
OF me NJ once. But the people of Tex
- NOV any other State cannot get ms
\ oil the National commIttee cave. st,s
Populnts in New Jerssy.
| and. The National chairman, S~cr~-
tary, Treasurer and Executive cum.
miit<e are ei~ct~d TO heiA fsir. tii
their successors are chosen which th'
National COMMITTEE can do at ah,
time. And any three me mb~ra ~ In,
National committee. can eend . re-
quest 10 the National chairman fol
any action or the National Committ~,
and lie sends it out and the spemeer n
OF that committee vote on it. and q
the quorum vote On 10, and IL . quo
rum vote II Is the act ION Of the Nation
al copmittee. Thus il I want jobs
smith As National chairman in III,
place OF senator Batl-r, [ get ~,
other members Of the committee q
sign request for the election o
John smith in the pace af senate
Butler and senator Bptl-r As Nations
Chairman has got To sspd that out an
II quorum vote anueA majority yo;
in favor Of John Smith :aen Mr.. But
Ter IL no longer chairman p.: IohI
Il ID b..
. tune. lf can be done about ANY otbe
, matter.
These two things make IN. rnachin
, err Of the Peoples Party, the mo.
. Democratic-tbisw word is used in III
|. sense Jefferson used il and does nc
have the party meanng ng-possiible.
am proud of having . share in getiin
them passed, and Ienciose the Ser
|, tember ID. J.. Record with these rule
in fun, Moreover il understand any
thing about the Southern's States
rights doctrine these rules embod
!. that in the fullest manner possible.
j have read Jour paper and severi
Others and Am sick and tired Of tn
. slyappipg at the National officers.
= you do not like your Texas members
O the National committee, superset
them. IL you have not got an ea.
method Of calling q State copyeatio
v and your officers won't call euch
= convention for the election Of ne
? National commjtiemeu, that is yot
: fault. Change and make more Dem'
= cratic your OVID State methods. Ifyo
!. do not like the National officers or II
a Executive com mitter. get thr~e men
!; bers of the National COMMITTEES
Il sign q nomination for Others 10 n
!. place them. You can do this and con
) pletely r.consfitute the National OF
|. oeYs'r and Executive cemmitte
5 Reservisg ihs right tn vote a
: other way, aud TO oppose "a
nomi nation il Tsee fit, wi
!, fdgn any nomin nations you wi,
! 60 make. 4 Wontd do this that Y
p might test the matter in . pure Dsr
! ocratic way. But when there "
n clear, plain, easy method of making
change. do not 20 around howling b
{ cause some one else VII nos do Ne y,
n wish. II you are notwiIIing - ssbm
a to the majority Of the Peoples Ia
!. ~, then get out OF it and do not q,
/. Yourself member OF IL.
a Further, the Nashville onf~reu
=, cannot replace the present Nation
~ committee of the Peoples Party nor
)" officers. Should IL attempt TO ] wou
say such an attempt was uridpmocr,
:, iic-and the Peoples PARTY .. no mo
-, Democratic than the sO-caiIed Deu
70 cratic partyTout OF accord with y
principles OF the Peoples Party and
u would make me dIsrrust the men wi
>, dad IT II would be . mort revoiutio
- airy and unjust proceeding. 1 tsu
- the conference may b- Of good in hs
monizing differences and inspiring
further work. fwrise this b~causs
y recognize the vslue ofyous s0yscss
"a direct Iegislsf ion and ell ,oiber, I
:" forms, and J vi.h you euccess in 50
work. Very truly yours,
"7.!i "''' Z" PLT~EsD PcxkroS
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