The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-12-07

racy of Jefferson and the Republicanism
Of Lincoln, and we herewith pledge our
sacred honor to promote by all just
means the enactment into law
LIST. The government shall issue all
money without the use of banks, silver
money of the present weight and fine
ness, gold money of the present weight
and fineness and paper money of suf-
ficient volume and convenient denomi-
nations for the transaction of business
and the demands sforH leans upon the
stable property securities of the people
and all money to he full legal tender
at it's face value for all debts both pub
lie and private.
I'd. The issue of interest bearing
bonds to be prohibited by direct and
unequiyocal repeal of all laws directly
or indirestly relating thereto.
Sd. In providing for the expense of
government we maintain that tax on
net incomes is the least burdensome
and therefore the most equitable and
just.
4th. The Peoples Party having
without division or hesitancy, cast all
is strength toward the adoption of the
principles herein enuncated we pleadge
,ur ballots and our influence at the
coming November election to the nomi-
nees of that party.
BLANK following for signatures.)
OUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Thanks to Joe Parker. of Kentucky,
Bryan's differentiation from Populists
is complete. No longer can that Demo-
crat falsely sail under our banner, no
longer claim, I'VE all think alike
Kentucky "Goebelsm' means that
three Democrats of that state shall sit
as greater than the supreme court of the
United States, over their elections, for
it is self-perpetuating body, whose
decisions and management of all cleo
tons is final. 1t makes the chairman
of 800 men in a convention guarded by
armed police, greater than $4,000 Demo-
cratic voters of that state. What does
Bryan say about it? | tell you nothing
but the truth, my readers. Bryan
says, Il am too great statesman to
reply if that is wrong, or even if the
means by which Goebelism is reached
are wrong. 1t is a fact and that fact
will give me Kentucky's electoral vote,
will make Kentucky for all time to come
reliably Democratic.'
l make no appeal to slick-skinned
lawyers, merchants, editors, ETC.. who
now say, the war is going to give the
Republicans next years victory, any
way. I'm going to take care of my
self. To HI with the hindermost
I've lost enough on reform Oh these
selfish hearts. Lost not on reform,
but lost in their expectation of fusion
Offices
TO WHOM APPEAL.
appeal to YOU. with patience to read
this through, to the honest toiler, who
will then lay this paper down, and
leave YOUR OWN battle to someone
else to wage for you.
/ tell you now, if you don't send me
a postal Immediately offerings to distrib-
ute YOUR referendum ballots, your bat
tie is lost. l tell you now, ANTI-Go-
ebelism is not enough. "Aunties" new
er win battles in politics.
OUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Is to out Goebel. Goebel. Do exactly
the opposite of what Goebel, Bryan and
Mckinley with Hanna are doing Dis
tribute referendum ballots in every
house in which anyone can vote who
wishes to become stakeholder in an
Independent party, that gives what both
old parties only talk about. THIS is
OUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY have
an immense correspondence to prove it.
Jones vote in Ohio also proves it, Lin
! coins Republican party proved it, by
taking the logically opposed stand to
both the old Democratic and Wing par
ties, neither Of which would, III their
conventions, plainly declare against
black slavery
| have lately, by trip into TONNES
fusion stronghold, learned that the peo-
pie will be aroused just the moment
they see YOU distribute referendum
ballots.
Up, boys. 1t is the rank and file, the
masses, the whole world-against the
politicians.
Wegdahl, Mimi, Oct %.
Dr.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, Mimi
Dear Sir: Below find answers to cues
lions in The Representative.
1. Small grain and corn about the
same yield as last year. Wages, Is
per cent higher.
8. Prices have advanced since last
year on nearly everything we buy
8. No profit on the average
4. Very stingy people manage to save
| little above expenses.
5. About IA hours for work daily. A
picnic on the Fourth of July and a
sociable at Christmas only recreation.
A majority keep weekly paper to read
evenings, if not too sleepy.
| 6. Leave school at average age of 16
, Attendance irregular. plenty nonsense