The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-11-02
Organization
Department.

ORGANIZATION
Department.
Direct your letters for this department
to DR.. Henry B. Fay, Al Washington
avenue south, Minneapolis, MINI.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION COM
MITTEE.
Milton Parks, chairman; Dallas,
Texas.
Frank Burkett, Okalona, Miss, for
Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee.
10. A. Parker, Louisville, KY, for Ken
lucky, West Virginia, North Carolina
and Maryland.
10. label, Petersburg, Mich, for Wis
consin, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
California, Oregon and Washington.
l.. C. Bateman, Auburn, Me-, for
Maine, Massachusetts. Vermont, Con-
necticut New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
New York, Delaware, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, Mimi, for
Minnesota, North and South Dakota.
Idaho, Iowa, Wyoming and Montana.
Paul H. Dixon Chillicothe, Neb., for
Kansas, Nebraska. Nevada, Utah and
Missouri.
Clarence Nugent, Stephensville, Texas,
for Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas
VIM. Phillips, Marietta, Co., for South
Carolina, Florida and Georgia.
Fast as clubs are formed report to the
organizer for your section, as given
above.
INDIVIDUAL VOTERS, WHERE
THERE ARE NO CLUBS, MUST, IN
ORDER NOT TO BE OMITTED IN THE
REFERENDUM VOTES TO BE TAKEN
REPORT THEIR ADDRESSES TO THE
GENERAL ORGANIZER FOR THEIR
DIVISION BEFORE JAN 1, 1900.
Without this trouble, costing but a
postal card no referendum can be taken.
Don't neglect this till you forget it,
Mail this same request to your acquaint-
ances.
DEPUTY DEMOCRATS.
"Will be in great demand the coming
year to bring friction and discord in our
ranks. They will be able to command a
higher price than usual to help out the
political trust. ]. o. ZABEL."
On Feb 3, 1892, Valindingham said:
Il utterly deny, sir, the right of the
federal government to provide a paper
currency to circulate as money"
What did A. Lincoln do to valinding-
ham? A. Lincoln said to him, New
York bankers may consider you, Mr..
Clement L. Vallandingham, patriot
But say, you are traitor Then A.
Lincoln fired Vallandingham out of the
country Were Lincoln alive today it
would be he, not the now numerous
fflce-seeking brood of Vallandinghams,
headed by Hanna, Bryan, Lind, ALL OF
WHOM DENOUNCE PAPER MONEY,
that would be driven away.
81 affirm that whenever a paper re-
ceivable in the dues of government had
anything like fair trial, it has succeed
ed. How can paper depreciate which
the government is bound to receive in
all payments of it?"-John Calhoun, in
the United States senate Oct. 8, 1887
WILL THIS MOVE FARMERS?
No, they will continue to bow alter
nate knees, first to the Republican then
to the Democratic party; both of which
assert that the people are not fit to con-
duct their own businesses for their own
interests, but should delegate that power
to the monopolists, who are robbing
them. Yet, here are facts. Samuel H.
Greeley, of Chicago, addressed the trust
conference as follows, as reported in
The Industrial.
bination is made up of English, New
York and Chicago capital, and is support
ed by the Western railroads entering
Chicago. 1t will, in measure, illus
trate the operation of others. The OBJ
jects of this alliance are:
Il. To act as agents of railroad in
terests to draw grain to Chicago, thus
preventing it's diversion at any inter
mediate junction point to some other
line, which might cut short the full
freight for the longest possible haul on
the original road.
''2. To mix, manipulate, sort and
manufacture untold quantities of in
ferior grades of grain into those i'm
proved grades which will apply on con-
tract under the rules of the board OF
trade, and to sell them for future de-
livery.
IS. To block the natural flow of com.
merce and hoard millions upon millions
of bushels at market centers to depress
prices; for, being carriers of grain fol
storage pending the time of future de-
livery for which the products are sold
it is evident that the lower they can ge,
the value of the crops, the less the in
surance, interest and other charges