The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-05

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cers 70 be Instantly discharged Il til
! attempt to do either.
2. The organization at large to q,
ALL its efforts to education and unitfn
the people upon its declared planks an
10 allow people of any party to join i
; provided such members accept its priu
ciples, the organization itself to recoe
: nize no party.
.. AS soon as in any political div]
sion. national, state or local. the orrani
zation attains membership equal t
one-tenth OF the vote cast in the las
election, the committee of the organiza
ton In that division, to send out to It,
members In that division nominatin,
blanks. for all officers concerned in tn,
division, but to make no recommends
ton OF nominations, allowing any mem.
Der to nominate anybody, az in the
English system.
4. When this has been done, and the
ballots have been counted, the three or
-FOUR names for each once receiving the
highest vote to be announced. and tho
blanks sent out again for a more united
vote.
0. Inc candidates receiving the high
est number of votes on this second elec-
ZION to become the candidate of the or
eanization, and to be placed on the Of
nclal ballot according to the laws of
the Inherent states, which all in some
way allow of Independent candidates
3. The members of the organization,
not to be compelled to vote for snch
candidates, but, nevertheless, it to he
known that such are the candidates
CHOSEN and the organization to work
systematically for the principles which
the candidates represent
THE PRINTERS MISTAKE.
Last week the printer of this column
said: Information from the minds Of
UTAH especially desired" Old Young
OF Utah, called himself Brigham Young
years ago In honor of a distant cousin
OF mine, who had the family good sense
to refuse him. I, myself, have "the
best little wife in the United States"
Inc printer may desire information |
from Utah, but by the shades Of NV
ancestry, did not write "1Jtah" Il
IS information from IDAHO that DR..
ray wants. Henceforth, remember 7
am not responsible for any typoeranhi-
cal mistakes.
NJ. D. breaches TO D. D.. BEING A
REPLY TO REV. BLISS.
minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 1, 1899.
MY Dear Mr.. Bliss: Praverful consid.
grafton of your above propositions con-
lrms me that nothing can ever smash"
'artles. Certainly no easy-going. kid
'love arrangement of your paper will
yer do it. The only wav for ia tn
mash those two old rotten parties is
oulld stronger party. And this will
appen because the old parties are SUD-
orted by nothing but COIN dollars
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light, which is immortal. 9
Still, | rejoice that you begin to see
1e light, to recognize the need of some | t
olltlcal action Independent of either +
"a parties. AS a member of the Church
oclal union myself, of which you were c
leader, l dreaded to see you, with fl
ners like you in bad company. When b
III shall have still more closely follow 81
our great master, Jesus, you will Ii
tally substitute your sentence about is
u wanting to divide reformers (which p
true man does), to 'get thee behind ~
e, Satan" "Woe unto you Scribes and 81
J.;
l congratulate you on desiring to de- ri
Top as rapidly as possible an "inde- r
ndent organization pledged against
sion, founded on direct legislation n,
II, without running that idea into til
70, the Cincinnati convention has al b,
aoy prepared such a program for YOUR ar
I and friends. Those of you in earn h.
Will put it into practice. 1t is fully re
Scr1bed in our national and state lif
ms of organization in nickel pamnh- he
will mail to anyone sufficiently or
cere at least to read it. 90
tead 1t, and see with what full svn,. nv
ny its heart beats with the ideas adj HI
iced in the splendid address of Prof ali
IRON, adopted by your meeting at
halo. Read it and see how we. too
pair of the least good coming even ia,
m the Peoples party if rebuilt wi
alch it can never be). on the old boss Sill
den convention and committee svs- sni
/. Read it, and learn what direc+ mr.
station can be in practice. Read if 90,
complete your almost perfectly snf
med lesson.
E LAST LESSON FOR MR. RIIss no;
GU have yet fully to grasp the knowl- the
OF the foolishness of the initiative taxi
referendum without something to
N, OF the Standardization of an
of votes for any purnose II
, is not 2 n9rtv IF %bo