The representative., 1900-04-05
Call for South Dakota POpullsts-Ol
to Cincinnati.

Call for south Dakota Population
to Cincinnati.
The call Is hereby issued for all true
Populists of South Dakota to imme-
diately send in their referendum bal
lots to the undersigned, expressing their
choice for delegates to the national con-
vention, Peoples party, to meet in Gin
cinnati, Wednesday, May 9, 1900.
Should any voters still have doubts as
to whether the Cincannati or Sioux
Falls convention represents the bolters
of the national committee that met at
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 10 and 20, he can
receive the printed proof by applying
to the undersigned.
BY the number of votes cast at Lin
coin, by every parliamentary rule, by
Justice and principle, the Cincinnati con-
vention will be the real Peoples Party
convention, the Sioux Falls convention
merely bolt to the Democratic party.
There is no intention to dictate to a
referendum party who the delegates may
be. All Populists are eligible so long
as they stand on the Omaha platform
and action independent of either old
party. But owing to our disorganized
condition it has been thought advisable
to suggest the subjoined names as avail
able men, although the field is open to
all.
Taking the presidential vote of 1924
when the Populist vote was over 26 900,
South Dakota is entitled to II dele
gates.
South Dakota papers please copy.
Address for blank ballots.
E. j. TRACY. State Organizer,
Sioux Falls, s. D.
NAMES srfGg srED.
A. ]. Plowmal paada sod; A. J. Nc
Cain, Rapid Cit III z Wynn, Yaxk-
ton; o. G. Potte ezs..@ Ham Kautz-
man, Yankton; r.. 4 1T 9acy, Sioux
Falls; John o. I.sngness, attic; Henry
Solen, Baltic, Willia4S Thompson,
Hitchcock; Walter Price Milford; r.
w. Haire, Aberdeen; George Patterson,
Lilly; Frank Leavitt, Worthing; L. T.
Norman, Togstad; D. E. Tromble, Spen-
GER; p. o. Peterson, Brookings; H. L.
Stearns, Brookings; H. Washburn, Re-
villo; P. Carrothers, Hetland; E. D. Full
ler, Cavour; A. Mcclellan, Clark Co.;
]. H. Fay, Clark Co.; H. Roper-B -Barsch,
Bangor; John M. Pease, Mt. Vernon.
Populist Meeting for South Dakota.
SOUTH DAKOTA PAPERS PLEASE
COPY.
Milbank, Friday, April 6; Webster,
Saturday, April Z: Britton, Monday,
April g.; Aberdeen, Tuesday, April TO-;
Redield, Wednesday, April IL; Clark,
Thursday, April IL; Brookings, Friday,
April 13; De Smet, Saturday, April IA;
Huron, Monday, April 16; Woonsocket,
Tuesday, April II; Mitchell, Wednesday,
April 1s; TyndalL Thursday, April 49,;
Yankton, Friday, April 20; Vermillion,
Saturday, April 81; Elk Point, Monday,
April %; Canton, Tuesday, April "a;
Sioux Falls, Wednesday, April 25; Bal
tic, Thursday, April 26; Dell Rapids,
evening of Thursday. April 26; Flan-
dreau, Friday, April q; Madison, Satur-
day, April 2S; Howard, Monday, April
30.
Capt J. r. Lowe, of Faribault, Minn.,
formerly president of the South Dakota
State Alliance, has consented to fill the
above appointments under the auspices
of the national Populist committee.
It is expected that the friends of the
cause will meet him at the depot and
make all proper arrangements for meet
ings. 1t is expected that meetings will
be held in the court house, as general
rule, but if other arrangements are de-
sired the local committee will look
after it. H. B. FAY, M. D.,