The representative., 1899-11-30
Organization
Department.

(Direct letters for this column to Dr.
H. B. Fay, Al Washington avenue south,
Minneapolis, Minn.)
Many a time have you freely burnt
dollars to no use. Now spend dollar
for THE REFERENDUM, that fusion
lists and their children's children will
never forget.
Send me your address offering to for
ward these ballots.
THE REFERENDUM.
have been surprised to learn that
some people do not understand the
referendum we are to take. l am asked
by Hon. P. H. Rahilly, chairman OF the
state central committee Of the Peoples
party of Minnesota to explain It,.
Blank ballots are to be printed. A
bundle of these ballots will be sent to
the organizer Of each county. He will
subdivide his bundle, sending to his as
sistant organizers equal divisions of the
same. These men will then still further
subdivide their bundles, sending
bundle to each town organizer. The
town organizer will divide his share as
convenient, directing those to whom he
gives portions to Distribute them In
their different sections of the town.
WHO CAN VOTE ON THESE BAL
LOTS? All voters who, by eschewing.
both old parties, with their candidates
thus become members of clubs OF the
PEOPLES PARTY, or MID-ROAD
POPULIST PARTY. ALL VOTES
WILL BE COUNTED, except any cast
perchance for Democrats or Republi-
cans.
BUT WHAT NAME? Never fear but
what our principles will prove our
name 'Tis fusionists who are mar
ried too often to remember their names.
WHAT WILL THE PEOPLE VOTE
FOR ON THESE BALLOTS? For their
candidates from president downward;
also express thereon their judgement
on the leading questions of the day.
HOW INFINITELY BETTER THIS
THAN SENDING DELEGATES TO A
PACKED CONVENTION CONTROL
LED BY BOSSES IN THE PAY OF
THE CORPORATIONS. The decision
of these referendum ballots will be final
Who dare oppose this? Certainly no
true friend of the people, or Peoples
party man will dare.
THIS is OUR DRAWING CARD
THIS IS THE ONLY WAY TO UNITE
TRUE MEN. The people all over the
state are taking to this. politicians
will oppose it,
Any man opposing this is working for
a deal; is not asking what the people
want, but there is someone with ''in-
fluence" wants: or has an Office in view
for someone, cries: Live monarchy;
down with a free republic."
DIVISION ORGANIZERS superin-
tend different counties.
Bird Island, Now 2O 1899.
DR.. Fayi Bryans conduct in siding
with Goebel in Kentucky would indi-
the success of the Democratic party.
and the election of Bryan as president.
He acts like he thought it would be
death to reform to recognize true re-
formers, or he has fears he could not
ride in to the White House on reform
principles, but must cling to the worst
form of corruption to insure his politi-
cal success. l admire the mans ability
but damn his application of it.
Yours truly,
HAMLIN v. POORE..
That's the way fusionists have been
talking, trying to make people think
that reform is dead if the old Demo-
cratic party is not reelected.
Southwick, Idaho, Nov. 10, 1S99
Dr. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear Doctor: Your communication of
Oct. "a was received by me week ago.
duu L OuSuI 10 nave answered at once
but my time was otherwise occupied
and | now hasten to get this off as
quickly as possible for it will be almost
another week before it can reach you.
You appointed me a division organ
izer Of the Peoples party. Well,
thank you for the honr, for as such
consider it to be selected as one of the
band of active workers in great
cause, upon whose faithful labors will.
to large extent, depend the success
that our party shall be able to achieve
in its fight for the principles, so grand
and noble, upon which it was founded.
Yes, l accept the appointment, we'll
knowing that it opens before me a wide
field of labor, and also we'll aware that
the task Is a hard one, in this state
especially, for the one idea: free sill
ver,' has almost blinded the good peo.
pie out here and seems to have hidden