The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-02-08
Organization
Department.

(Scnd letters for this column to DR..
H. B. Fay, Al Washington avenue south,
Minneapolis, Mimi
Report local conditions of our party
that may write suitable address for
you to distribute in your neighborhood.
State on what subject and in what Ian
guage you desire it, and for what kind
Of readers. Send to treasurer, Peter
Max, 453 Carroll street, st. Paul, two or
three dollars, according to how many
addresses you desire printed.
MAJOR HOTCHKISS AND ZEKE
AUSTIN.
Populists are writing for our opinion
of one Major Hotchkiss and his pal
Zeke Austin. Time is too precious to be
consumed by letter. The information
desired is too important to be classed
as private. Our knowledge forbids
placing confidence in them as Populists.
They are adroit disorganizers. 1t is our
conscientious belief that they are look
ing for something from the Tammany
and Bond-Bill Jones leadership of the
Democratic party; that they are desti-
tute of political integrity; that their
profession of Populism is a sham; that
they are hired "fusionists," pledged to
do all they can to divide the Peoples
party; that no one but an impracticable
crank, an unthinking enthusiast or an
1mbecile is excusable for being mislead
by them. II you are a Populist keep
away from such disrupters of the party.
Turn your back upon all men who are
trying to use it for their personal ag-
grandizement. 1t is doing grand work
and must be maintained as distinct
organized force for the protection of the
right of every citizen to life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness
Maple Plain, Jan. "a, 1900.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Dear Brother in the Cause for HUI
work have done since l saw you in be-
half of the Peoples party. l must say
that l am astonished to see the willing
ness of the people in my own neighbor-
hood to take hold of our principles when
presented to them in manner they can
comprehend. / have spent what time /
could in canvassing near my home and
will say that every man to whom have
talked cannot say word against the
cause.
| am almost sure every farmer in our
town of Independence will enroll him
self in our club membership. l cannot
be away from home but a short time at
once, as l have my chores to look after
and my health is so poor l dare not be
away from home over night.
Oh, how l wish l was young and able
bodied. / think l could make things
smoke little. Well, think if every
one does his part from now on we will
be able in the future to make a mighty
showing. This is the way / put our
cause to the people, if we do not look
after our own business others are not
apt to do it for us. Then I say that by
direct voting We can have any law we
will vote for and not be jumping jack
for all other parties. That idea seems
to take right hold of the people, and so
the cause goes with me this far, at a
.: 40 rate Yours,
EARL HOISlNG TON. !
Minneapolis Mimi, Jan, IL, 1900
Mr. johannes Hanson, Chief Organizer. /
Peoples Party, Idaho
My Dear Sir: / have attended the I
held in this city opening the /.
campaign OF Bryan, Lind ana Towne> I
men who have never been popnlSs1s.
the TWO laUrer OF whom are ashamed. as
well they may 10 confess 4hear real
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