The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-06-22

would not recognize them. They would
swear that had Joined the Socialists or
Single-Taxers. w. A. PETER.
AVON, Ark, June 1, 1899.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find five
cents in stamps, for which you will
please send me Populist book on plat
forms, argument, organization, etc.
Yours fraternally H. H. DARNEL,
Avon, Sewer Co., Ark.
June S, 1899.
Dear Sir Please find enclosed cents
stamps for will the People Eat or
Starve," to be sent as follows:
ROBT THOMPSON,
Pittsburg, Fayette Co., Ill.
ROSSVILLE, Kas., June 5, 1899.
DIR. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Dear Sir: Enclosed find nickel, for
which please send me those articles
enumerated and advertised in the Amer
lean. Yours for the growth of Popu-
lism, ANTHONY DOLEZILEK,
Rossville, Shawnee Co., Kas.
GARLAND, Tex, June IA, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear Sir: Please find enclosed five
stamps for pamphlet, platforms, etc.
Respectfully. J. K. WILLIAMS.
June IA, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear Sir: 1 saw your ad. in the
Missouri World, hence 1 enclose you as
directed. I had almost come to despair
though have little hope, and so will
try on while life lasts, as time works
changes, and as both old parties now
desert the money question, we may do
something. Please send your outfit and
l will try again to do all can. AS ever
in the cause of right, w. McCOOL,
Hemet, Cal.
ASHLAND, Ore, May 20, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find 10
cents, for which please send to me your
pamphlet containing appeal and plan of
club organization.
state, but l hope we are not past re-
demption. The fusionists captured our
last state convention but about 80 of us
bolted and retired to another hall and
nominated a straight Peoples party
ticket, and Notwithstanding there were
only three local papers in the state that
stood with us, we polled more than
enough votes to establish our party au-
tonomy, according to the election laws of
our state. Through the dastardly con-
nivance of our secretary of state, we
were forced to go on the official ballot
under the name of Regular Peoples Par
ty, but we got there all the same" The
fusion wing of our party fused with the
Democrats and free silver Republicans,
and nominated ticket under the name
of Peoples Democratic Silver Republi-
can. sacrificing their party principles
and party autonomy in the hope of get
ting to the pie counter, but they failed
The Republicans got all the pie
We are going to make an effort to re-
organize our precinct clubs. We recog-
nize Milton Park as national chairman,
and large majority of our mid-rOaders
are satisfied with Barker and Donnelly
as standard-bearers The darkest time
is often just before day. We should all
cheer up ana work for our PRINCIPLES.
S. II. HOLT.
STOCKTON, Cal, June Z, 1899.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, Mimi:
Having just read in Bro. Barker's
American of your offer to send little
book with arguments for our position,
platforms, national and state plans of
organization, with full directions for
forming clubs, hasten to send you 10
cents in stamps. l am taking the Amer
lean, also The representative and Chi
cagO Sentinel, and will send today for
Morgan's Buzz Saw. 1 am not truly
able to take them, but 1 feel deep in
terest in the country and people. 1 am
now 78, Or in my 18th year. l would
like to leave as good a government as |
the root of all evil. | have lost over
$1,000,00O in California since 1850, partly
by that arch traitor, Judge FIELD # ia
people had vote, the old corrupt fiend
would have been bounced long before a
just God called him. He died worth
$3,0000 900, but as that noble brother, T.
E. Watson, said, if he could take it with
him, it would melt in a minute. Judge
Terry had papers of impeachment in his
pocket when that black-hearted Nagle
killed him, hired assassin to travel
with Field, to do the cowardly deed.
Mrs. Terry is a raving lunatic in our
asylum today on that account So, dear
brother, please forgive me for intruding
on time and patience. My only plea is
my implacable disgust with the cut
throat gang of politicians of both old
parties. M. CRAWFORD,
533 West Washington street, Stockton,
Cal.
The initiative and referendum retires