The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-06-15

yet devised. and all Populists should
rally around it il they want to see q
rule Of, by and for the people estab-
lished.
am positive that Kansas could be or
ganized under this plan il only the
some $4,000 Disguised with fusion did
not go to the polls at all, and a lot more
voted the Republican ticket to down flu
sion, and they did do it, and in fine
shape, that made John Briedenthol
stand in ppep mouthed establishment
You know that Briedenthol was one of
those who felt so elated when the But
lerites run oyer the mid-roaders at Oma-
ha year ages
you can fool all the people some OF
the time; you can fool some people all
of the TIME; But you cannot fool all the
people all of the time," said Lincoln
once, and that is true with Populists.
They have been, fooled once but they
will not be fooled again, at least not all
of them. Some, of course, will, and it's
only natural that they should be for
where would all of our fools come from.
So give them that pleasure they are
happy in it, and could not live with
out it. But let us do our duty and
organize into precinct clubs and thus
form into formidable line, so that be-
fore the first gun of the battle of 1900
is fired we may be thoroughly united,
and thus be able to turn the guns on
the common enemy in the most effective
way, and fill our enemy's camp with
grape and canister.
Fellow Populists, organize, 1 say, for
united we stand, divided we fall Or
ganize today; do not wait to see how it
runs, for if you wait to see someone else
run your part you will live to see your
part never run. You need not expect
that Shylock will run your part for he
never will. but lie runs his part and runs
it so well that you can see it by the
patched pants and by your mortgages.
and, on the other hand, by the increase
of multi-hnillfonaires. Organize while
you can, for after bit you may forfeit
even this liberty. Do not wait until
you will be obliged to tear down the
statue of liberty to make cannon balls
out of it,, toawin back once more your
liberty. DO not wait until Patrick Hen
ry will not have rest in his grave and
be obliged t." once more come into this
miserable world and shout in thunder
tones, Give me liberty or give me
DEATH This is no time to fold your
hands and wait. Now is the time to
act. The cause of the Peoples Party is
your cause, and righteous cause, so il
you want to be helped, help yourselves
and stop this forging of chains upon
yourself and the posterity. What will
you leave as a heritage to posterity? Is
it to be chattel slavery worse than
death itself, or shall it be liberty and
equality; the brotherhood of men. 1t
is at your discretion whether you should
die in peace leaving as a heritage tc
your children and your children's chill
dren the blessings of liberty or curse
of slavery. Aye, it is left for you to
decide whether you should die blessed
by your offspring or cursed in the grave.
Now then, wake up and do your duty.
Let every man turn to the wheel and
keep his post until the race is run and
God will help us, for as J. A. Edgerton:
of Lincoln, Neb,. says:
Earth is far too wise and old,
For lordling or a slave;
For to heed ring of gold,
On forehead of knave,
Far too old for war and hate,
Old enough for brotherhood;
Wise enough to found a state,
Where every man seeks each others
good,
We have followed self too long,
Let us try better plan,
Keep the right, subdue the wrong,
Down with mammom, up with man.
Yours for victory in 1900.
4 ANTHONY DOLEZILEK.