The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-09-21

II r. OASAOAAcsA 1CQI0SSut8tlOu~ ON on
ticket. as shown by. the precinct lclu
vote. Allow the party in differer
states organizing the largest club men
bership the right to the ticket. l
: South Dakota. the Peoples party; i
Ohio, the Union Reform; in New Yorl
the Socialists, ETC.. Exclude both oil
parties. The national chairman Of eac
party should have over those state
which bear his party name, the jurisdic
ton, but over no others. Yet all worl
together for one candidate for presiden
and vice-president, for congressman
state and legislative tickets.
1t Is not the right time to organic,
now after such plan; but later, afte
the Democratic party has nominated it,
candidates. Then we can win in a bat
tie. It must be a charge.
! THOMAS THOMPSON, JR..
IBEG.
! Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 8, 1899.
| Populists of My Jurisdictions: Nv
daily correspondence. is increasing SC
1ast, especially since the late Demo
cratic compromises with the money
power, that the cost of postage alone is
seriously Gripping my own meagre per-
sonal funds. l must let up. do not
mind the loss of time, but must have a
little aid on postage, If you desire to
help me continue this good work. By
mailing me few one-cent stamps you
Will indicate that 1t is not best to let
matters drift by themselves. I will re-
port to you, who thus aid the work
whenever you call upon me to do So
Just how the account stands.
NOTICE.
10 anyone in my jurisdiction who will
mail me postal, pledging himself not
10 vote next year for either the Republi-
can or Democratic candidates, l will
send free some such reform literature
as Ten Men of Money Island" "The
Peoples Cause" THE New Monetary
System" Gold Facts etc., FIRST
COME FIRST SERVED.
We hope to receive many letters like
the following to print in this column.
Any letters which give figures or facts
regarding farm or industrial life are
most valuable.
Holdfngford, Mimi, Sept. 10, 1899.
organization Column: Have been
very busy harvesting. We have had so
much rain and changeable weather it
has almost doubled our labor. We will
be compelled to sell our wheat for one
half and one-third less than we got last
year. To illustrate this, let me add
that two weeks ago purchased nails at |
hve cents per pound, for which one wear |
ago only paid three cents per pound.
also purchased a small pair of hinges
Tor very light door and paid 20 cents
or same Last year the same kind sold
It 10 cents per pair. '' '"''
hope that the "shipl,es;y7 type go Of fu-
'ionists" yod wfote ab6dt last week will
these facts before going into a
to nominate Bryan, who has
'een making all kinds of deals since
S96, regardless of our Populist prin-
iples, in order to get for himself the
presidency. A sti1e wound up does not
now where it viii stop. -eniot read
ng the letters in your column from old
lme Populists. Your friend,
A. G. BARRETT.
IN my column of last week the printer
mistake made me say In one Sentence
ne opposite from >wffar 1 meant. The
entence should have read: Follow no
ne who refuses to swear that he will
VI vote for the candidates of either
the two old parties-as Lind or :
ryan"
Steffenville, Mo-, Aug. "a, 1899. {
Dear DR.. Fay: l read your trnmnet /,
notice in the Missouri World. In nv ]
God there is not drop of fusion pois- /
q. L nave no love for the old fraud '
arties. l send you nickel. Helm me 8
this noble work. I have been the c
lily Populist in our school district. '
Ut, praise the Lord, the new edition of !
ne Missouri World has just knocked J
e senses into at least two Republicans r
my neighborhood. One of them is q Z
'ry prominent Republican, too, and a
lie worker. He is throwing fire brands Fl
ouno him. Populism is growing. It a
right. No argument can down It. fl
l am A years old and left the Demo- t
attic party 10 years ago. Have Won s
er read Morgan's History Of Hardy f
rkansas?" know it nearly by heart t.
ID 1t does my soul good to enlighten t
y nelghbors and see them gradually r
lmbing over the barriers of party pref o
lice into this great reform movement 90
ould that some watch dog on the &c
her side of the fence would drive more h
leves who support the plutocratic C
rites out of the garden that belongs Il
wealth producers! Here is one for D
lrker and Donnelly. 9.
'@ Yours truly. O
Jack RIZER.
'enda, Republic Co.. Kansas, Sept. / Il
Dr. Fay: Enclosed find nickel for k
ur Organization Column. Your burg D
In the advertisement is, 1. trust RI
altering sparks which will consume