The representative., 1899-08-03

SaulZallOn OF the MlQ-hOau fOQu1lSI
party of the Fourth ward, Seventh pre-
cinct, consummated June Is. The men,
bers indorse the Omaha platform, re-
iterated at Cincinnati last September,
and also the state plan of organization
adopted in st. Paul Jan. 3 of this year.
The watchword of our club is, "Reor-
ganize after the model Of the trusts, as
dictated by their attorneys" In this
way John Burnes, of England, is mark
ing out how the laboring men can
emancipate themselves.
Let us organize and dictate terms to
the trusts, even as the trusts now do for
us. Yours truly,
D. R. GRIFFIN,
Chairman.
M. B. AUSTIN,
Secretary.
THOMAS O'HARA,
Treasurer.
THOMAS ERNOUGH
P. C. MYERS.
COLLUM, Ala, July Is, 1899.
Dear DR.. Fay:
Please send us your organization
book with arguments, as advertised in
the American. Yours for Barker and
Donnelly and straight Populsm,
THOMAS B. PARKS.
ATKINSON, ILL.,, July II, 1899.
Dear Brother:
AS we wish to form clubs, send us
your pamphlet. Yours in the cause of
suffering humanity,
T. J. TREKELL.
Readers: I have before me dozens of
the above, from all parts of the country.
Our army is on the move Such men as
P. Sparks, Lebree, KY; l.. H. Hill,
Remlap, Ala; Jos. J. Afford, Sr, Wood
bury, Ga; T. F. Nugent, Alven, Tenn;
James w. Thomas, Thayer, Kas.; DR..
e. F. Wallace, Burgess, Miss; J. A. An
derson, Minden, Tex; J. A. Kraft, Shell
don, N. D., and hundreds of others
everywhere now using our pamphlets,
call upon you Populists who have not
yet signed our referendum clubs not to
fall in the rear. H.B
HOLDINGFORD, Mimi, July II, '99.
Editor Organization Column:
Krain Town club, organized on the
18th of July, 1899. Officers and men,
bers are as follows: Chairman, A. C.
Barrett; secretary, Patrick Scott; treas
urer William Carson, Jr.; judges of
of election, John Kiley, j. R. Carson.
These men are pledged Populists. They
disown any kinship tovany one pretend
ing to be Populist but trying to keep
himself in Office by selling the people
to either of the old parties All refer
endum Popullsts are. welcome to our.
club. Please find enclosed 25c for more
pamphlets and some Populist badges.
l am no prophet, but the state plan of
organization printed in the pamphlets
is THE ONLY ROAD FOR THE PEO-
PIE TO TRAVEL, before the common
people shall become masters instead of
servants. Therefore, for the cause of
the people we hope all Populists will in
terest themselves in this, their own
movement, and organize their respect
i've precincts. THE TIME is SHORT.
BOYS. UP, AT THEM, CLUB THEM
FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA!
Address, A. c. BARRETT.
Holdingford
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July %, 49,
Editor Organization Column:
The independents of this county held
a conference in this city last week, for
the purpose of arranging for an educa-
tional campaign the coming winter. We
shall put a man in the field this fall
who will make a house-to-house can
vass with periodicals and literature of
the reform kind. We had a good rep
resentation, and every one was enthu-
siastic. Fusion was voted down almost
unanimously. Yours truly,
C. L. SPRING.
The Joke on the Bride.
I'VE tried to keep the railway car
riage to ourselves, from Liverpool to
London" writes a girl, who can appre-
ciate a joke on herself, even when on
her wedding tour. "The steamer was
SO crowded we really had not moment
to ourselves. At Busby, l think it was,
the guard opened the door, and, in spite
of Ered'S scnMls lifted q small girl intn