The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-01
Organization
Department.

direct communications, reports OF
clubs, ETC., for this column to the editor,
DR.. H. B. Fay, al Warrington avenue
south, Minneapolis, Mimi
No. 1.
E. J. White organizer and chairman;
Nov. 18, 1898. Morriston, Rice county,
MINI. Secretary, Frank Barnett; treas
urer, VIM. Leibrenz.
NO. 2.
Organized in sixth precinct. Ninth
ward, Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 49, 1893.
Chairman, VIM. Koehner, 73I Van Buren,
street northeast; secretary, Nicholas b.
Beck, 7o3 Third avenue northeast; treas
urer, Thomas Scanlon, IIo3 Central av-
enue; two judges of election, H. Smith,
700 Van Buren, street; T. H. Quinn, coz
Van Buren, street.
NO. 3.
Organized in town IoI, range 80, coun-
ty of Mobiles, Jan. 4, 18oo J. Q. Larson,
organizer. P. O. Box A, Round Lake;
chairman pro tenn, Gust Nystrom. Box
542, Worthington; secretary pro tenn, +.
O. Johnson, Worthington Mimi. B. b.
Bilston, Box 40, Worthington; E. Nord
quist, GA, Worthngton; ]. A. Saxson,
! Box 185, Worthington.
nv. 4.
! Organized Jan. co. 1890, in eighth pre-
cinct, Ninth ward, Minneapolis, Mimi.
H. G. Thiessa, o4I Polk street northeast,
street, secretary; A. l.. Anderson, III
Pierce street, treasurer; Gust Johnson,
452 Pierce street northeast. Judges OF
election)
CLUB MEMBERS OF CLUB NO. 5.
H. H. Kravig, Otto J. Westby. Ralph
L. Brook, Emil Lilleby, Thomas Daniel
| N. w. Brooks, Ed Okins, L. L. Rudi, 0.
| @. Enestvedt P P Olson, Gust Edelund,
| Henry Lilleby. George B. Burch.
OFFICERS.
H. H. Kravig, chairman; O. O. Enest-
vedt, treasurer; Henry Lilleby, secre-
| tary; Otto J. Westby Emil Lilleby.
judges of election. P. O. address of
above men is Vicksburg, Renville coun-
| ty, MINI.
Organized in the sixteenth precinct Of
the Fourth ward of Minneapolis, Mimi,
Feb. 10, 1900.
Temporary officers: Chairman, H. B.
Fay, NJ D., Al Washington avenue south;
treasurer N. P. Pearson. 80 Washington
avenue south; secretary, Robert {. Dan
| ielson
Organized in Eyota MINI. Members:
Geo. H. Nichols. " D. Nixon. w. R.
Delawater, John Behrens, s. A. Johnson,
Olof Swenson. VIM. Reynolds. l.. P.
Smith, A. F. Purves c. W. Nixon. VIM.
Busiar, J. Dowghertd. J. c. Harlan.
IN OTHER STATES.
Pennsylvania, Wyncote. JAN "a. 1900.
Officers: Chairman, Samuel H. Barker;
secretary and treasurer. Folger Barker.
Maine. Carroll, Jan. I, 1900. Officers:
Chairman, J. F. Richardson; treasurer,
Aurelius Cushn1an; secretary, Albion
Gates
Florida, Sneads, Jan. 80, 1900. Presi-
dent A. T. Watson; treasurer, James w.
Hordwick; secretary. w. r. Shields.
Oregon. North Eugene, Lane county,
Jan. 7, 1890. Officers: Chairman, c. A.
McVay; secretary, L. B. Rosman.
Florida, Sneads. A. T. Watson, chair
man: James w. Hordwick, treasurer; w.
R. Shields, secretary.
Ohio. Lima. Jan. I, 1900. D. J. Dan
aher, $40 St. Johns avenue. secretary.
Iowa, Alta John Anderson, chairman
]. Wagner, chairman; Fred Hunt,
secretary; Adolph Benson, treasurer
Geo. Smith and Geo. Mckay, judges OF
election.
New York Ticonderoga Louis A.
Favre, chairman; Geo L. Washburne,
secretary; R. c. Catlin, treasurer.
CONSPIRACY UNEARTHED.
That the Buffalo conference is fusion
scheme to delay the reorganization OF the
Peoples Party-not the Peoples Party
of Butler, Allen ct al. but the People
Party OF the rank and file-is still fur
Their proved by the following correspond
ence Therefore let all true reformers
without further delay organize and report
their respective precinct clubs. Don't
wait to see what your nelghbors are DO
ing. If you do YOUR part, never fear
but what before the end of this year
you will have united club membership
OF some 400 1000 able and resolute men.
These men will stand for equality OF op-
portunity; while both Democratic and
Republican parties already torn asunder
by internal dissensions are alike and
equally controlled by the money cliques
and transportation and industrial corpor-
ations. We can win if we work to win.
I LET our clubs smash all selfish monopol-
istic individual States" and arise in their
might to assert their own choice OF presl-
dental and vice-presidential candidates.
In answer to the following questions, ad-
dressed to men that Mr.. Pomeroy quoted
as endorsing that Buffalo conference, we
have received such further replies as
these. The questions were:
l. Did you authorize the use OF your
| name as one Of the committee issuing tha'
call, and do you intend to take part IN the
! proposed conference?
2 Are you in favor of the stabilshmen1
Of a new political party at this time me- ano
| would you support its nominees In l900!
| g. What in your judgment. SHOULD DC
the leading principles of that party?
| Chicago ILL.,, Feb. %. 1899.
Editor Organization Column:
In reply to your communication 10 JONI
| p Alteeid in reference to conference to
be held in Buffalo, N. Y, l beg to advise
| YOU that 1 have had several communlca-
lions from Mr. Pomeroy, which We're duly
Mr.. Pomeroy (the secretary of the move
ment( that the governor was now in the
midst of preparation for his mayoralty
| campaign and was unable to look into the
matter or even to read his literature. MI
PomerOy, without authorization, put the
| governors name on his committee but, az
ter the governors explanation and state
| ment that he was unable even to read
| his literature, he promised, and, In fact
advised that the governors name had been
taken from this committee. He is. there
fore unable at this time to answer your
questions very feSpe ". F. GROWER.
Chica1o Ill Feb 25 1899.