The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-09-28

BILE palaces.
Today one Of their children, Countess
Castellane. shouts in Paris, AZ sh,
waves the flag Of royalty. Down Will
the common people Another child
Vanderbilt, washed himself OF the mora
and physical Nth Of American toilers
slaves Of his own trusts, in order to en-.
terrain royalty on his yacht in differ.
emit European ports.
Greenbacks laid aside for free silver:
| free silver for Eastern islands Of an
other race-a vital question. affecting
the whole American people, ditched into
the Philippines, that a few COIN
lords Of Lombard and Wall streets may
revel in regal splendor.
No wonder immortal Lincoln had q
melancholy foreboding Of evils greater
by far than he had seen hanging over
the country for which he died!
The evil. the economic poison, has so
permeated every vein Of our body DO
little that no national leader now of the
two old parties even dreams Of opening
his mouth to the real dangers, THE
TRUE ISSUE, as did they of 1S61-'62.
1t Is the comatose stage of our country's
disease.
1gnatius Donnelly, so far from erring
by being personal, shows his intelligent
steadfastness by standing where Lin
coin stood for greenbacks. Well that
at least one man dares, when necessary,
go for the personalities roughshod,
when the particular personalities in
terfere with the success of great prin-
ciple!" Well that the last chapter that
shall forever settle the false claims of
Shakespeare Is to be finished this
month! Now turn your splendid
powers, Mr.. Donnelly, sharpened in de-
tense OF Bacon, to the defense of Lin
coin, whose mantle, the foolish, mis-
led, vacillating voters are ridiculous
enough to say has fallen upon Bryan.
On your Southern march to the sea
show with your marvellous power the
real difference between the men who
stood for greenbacks with Lincoln, like
Spaulding and Thaddeus Stevens. and
such men as Lind, Pettigrew, standing
with Bryan for the COIN" money of
aristocratic bankers.
We would be glad to lay down this
hight, gush over returning fusionists,
and humbly work under their leadership
when any Of them preadventure march.
as Lincoln marched, forward and up
ward. Otherwise, we have a more i'm
portant duty to perform than to fawn
over disappointed office-seekers. From
that duty, until death, no enemy of
mankind. by naughty names, as, HE is
a bolter," or "He is too personal"
shall in the least divert us from doing
our full part in not only teaching the |
undying principles of the Omaha plat
form, but also how these principles may |
be obtained, through the adoption of the
in. our party, and by doing
away with Doodle conventions. These
principles, Mr.. Donnelly, will be we'll
established facts, not a little due to
your self-sacrifice and ability. when
your petty caluminators have crawled
away into forgotten dust.
Philadelphia. Pa, Sept Is, 1899.
Dr.. H. B. Fay. Minneapolis, MIMI
Dear Sir: Enclosed find 10 cents
sent by H. G. Roberts, Priest, Tenn,
or organization blanks, which kindly
Onward and oblge. Things are shap-
ng very fast and have never looked so
we'll since the Cincinnati convention.
That made the turnihg point, as all
here thought it would, and we can 20
IN to victory next year with proper
organization and determined work from
IL hands. Tennessee Populists are at
york preparing to thoroughly organize
he state under your club plan.
Yours very truly,
THE AMERICAN.
BY Samuel H. Barker.
IDAHO POPULISTS.
Will greatly expedite the organiza-
ion of their state by sending addresses
Popullsts at once to Johannes Han
On, Southwick, Nez Perces county. :
laho.
Hinesville, Ca, Sept. 10, 1899. :
r. H. B. Fay. ,
Dear Sir: Enclosed find stamps for a :
'py OF your organization pamphlet. 1
am glad that the sky is Frightening r
1T west The South is looking to
1estern Middleroaders to stamp out
lie fusion devil before she can give the
ord forward. We want no more such
limitations as we had in SO. Georgia
i'll be all right for Barker and Dom
ely.
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