The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26
Organization
Department.
WANTED BY THE PEoPL]

WAN ELL TEOIAE.
"a Letters in answer to the follow
ing questions.
This means YOU, reader. II each O.
you will report for your own locality
we will have knock-down argumen,
against plutocracy. Your single care
less commission prevents it.
90 Postals, asking for some speaker
OF your own choice to visit your county
this winter.
This means YOU, reader.
90 Postals, telling what amount OF
money you can raise and pay direct to
the speaker of your choice when he
comes ..-...... ......-.
This means YOU, reader
"a Postals, telling how much
money the men of your own county can
raise for posters or other printing, to
be paid direct to any printer in your
county this winter
This means YOU, reader.
90 Populists, aware of the fast-fly-
Ing time, we have but two months more
in which to raise money to print our
referendum ballots. Send a postal i'm
mediately stating how much you will
pay for this purpose on Jan. 1, 1900.
This means YOU, reader.
CO. Postals, telling what you have
done since the last election towards re-
pairing the damage done the Peoples
party by ofice-seekers, acting through
committees and conventions. What you
will do. What you can do.
This means YOU, reader.
CD Patriots, to state to your neigh
bors that ours is the most democratic
party that ever existed-at least on pa
per. Then make it real. Send a nickel
and by reading in our organization
pamphlets our state plan, you will find
full power rests with the precinct clubs.
and remains inside your own county.
outside of which you need not send a
single cent or receive a single order
Send a postal indicating that your
county will not secede from such a
grand union of all the other counties.
freedom to the humblest voter.
This duty is YOURS, reader.
II you fail to act NOW, on these
points, you deserve to be "roped in by
the office-seeking politicians. who are
laying their own wires while you trust
others to lay yours. Did you ever think
tnat Aeke Austin, whom you all abuse
by looking after his own interests in
building for himself an appointment"
at the expense of the Peoples party,
may, after all, be no more selfish than
yourself, wholly devoted to the building
OF house or cultivating your farm to |
the entire neglect of that same party?
YOU HAVE RECEIVED AN APPOINT
MENT.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. %. 1899
Al Washington Ave. S.
My Dear Reader: BY the authority
vested In me, l do hereby commission
you TO- execute the above mentioned
1uties. Try it at least until Jan. 1. 1900.
Then resign If. your enlightened con-
science permits you. But, sir, assure
7ou this is position more honorable
nan any Gov. Lind can give you. ANY
hing he offers you puts a premium on
and strengthens the Doodle |
democratic party, that always breaks I
Is promises to the toilers 1 call on
'ou to rise to the occasion. Bear to
our neighbors the only known PASS
'oRT, through our national and state
eferendum system, to their industrial
nd political freedom. Write your ac-
eptance. l have the honor to be
Your obedient servant,
HENRY. B. FAY, M. D.,
Organizer for the Northwest.
Secretary Mimi. State Cen. Com.
Direct all letters to Al Washington
venue south ,
CIhe following questions will not be
epeated. Cut them out and save them {
ntil you send me your answer.) !
QUESTIONS.
l. How does the yield of wheat or =
Their farm products compare in amount ,
nd prices with last year? Compare s
ages Also
2. How do the prices of what Won
eed to buy compare with prices of
st year? -a-
8. Deducting your expenses from :.
our receipts, about what profit can Won
port for yourself and neighbors, as e
le result of your labors the past year 9
two?
4. What class of men about you seem 7
be the most prosperous? VI
.. About what proportion of their s
me do farmers or other toilers con- y
me in labor? :,
How much in pleasure and what
nd? =
How much in mental Improvement q
I'd in what way?
g.. At what age and with what IL
udies does the average farmers child n
ave school? ~
Z. Report how we'll these present a,
nditions satisfy yourself and neigh 7;
rs. n
In what way do you think the present p
should or could be i'm r
owed?