The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-07-26

be done by the PaopI4s party or some
other reform party. npd rs there is no time
to wait for new party then let's go to work
and pray God to hap Us remove the ras-
Gals in time to saw tbd government Here
souri, World. May souf ali live to accom-
plish the good work $50 faithfully per-
formed dan and may ths People Be able to say
Here is an item from the Missouri
World which speaks for itself:
Find enclosed stamps for the World. Let
her come; we are in the fight till Gabriel
blows his horn. Purified Democracy with q
Grover kite tail tied to w. J. Bryan won't
do to bet on. Can't run that scheme on q
Middle Road Populist. We wanrno SKINNED
milk; all cream or no butter. We tried in
SO to churn butter out Of SKINNED milk and
got no butter. The people are looking out
to see where they are "at." / think by next
November they will see, and we will poll
the largest vote in the United States that we
ever polled. Give them shot and shell till
the victory is ours.
Hurrah for Barker and Donnelly!
D. H. WEIGH.
And then read this from Kentucky:
Dear World: Please find $3.50 for 20 names
have secured, complying with the offer
made to send the paper 10 weeks for 10
cents.
None of the names are professed Popu-
lists, but the way they talk l think that thew
will all vote for Barker and Donnelly in No
vemDer The laborers of Louisville know
but little of our principles, and 1 take a
eooi zeal or pains to explain the principles
to them and they say THAT suits mel
am tired OF the two old parties" 1 am
very much encouraged. I have been work.
ing for the cause for the last IL years and
viii say that never since 1 left the old
!raud, the Democrat party, have l. in all
the IL years, been so much encouraged. In
deed In talking to the people, 1t looks, like
all are Pops, or will vote that way in No
vemDer. You know all about our troubles
IN Kentucky 1t seems now that the mob at
frankfort has given it up in keeping off an
election this fall for governor, Is they must
know that We have no governor, and such
Delng the fact. 1t could unite all opposition
70 tne Goebel law, we would beat the So
CARED democrat party from rs, 900 to 100 900
votes. l nope that we will effect a union of
an parties and adopt platform against the
Goeoei law and let that constitute the plat
FORM l think that we in Kentucky could
t .nen snow the so-called Democrats so deep
again. and then hope we will do the aame
way to them in the nation. Then it would
De an easy matter to beat the Republicans
the undoubted plutocratic party.
we are trying to arrange to have a big
barbecue In the city on the LIST of August
- ~ sA0 uoJ OuT chairman mas called
convention to nominate candidate for
governor: We want to have a dinner and
get all the speakers that we can get to-
gether, with our candidate for president.
mr.. barker, and our vice, I. Donnelly. We
expect big time. 8 RORERTc
CHAIRMAN OF the Fifth Congressional Dis
tIlct OF kentucky, Louisville, 1924 Rowan
LOOKS like the Pop boys who have been
Wiling 10 1use with the Democrats are not
willing to completely surrender to them. The
leIusai to select fusion Pop for vice-presi
cent, and the almost unanimous turning
GOWN OF Towne, who was unanimously nom
Tame oy the fusion .Populists at Sioux
up With.-.Missouri World. p'~
Who' In the face Of such evidence as
this dare talk of being discouraged?
l. D.