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POPUlIST FACTIONS
MAY GET TOGETHER
Address Is Put Forth and Conn
mittee on Organization
viii Be Formed.

DENVER, July 2S.-The conference
of Populist leaders, which has been in
session the past two days, adjourned
sine die this evening. The resolutions
committee reported an address to the
public which was adopted, declaring
that all differences between the two
factions of the party have been settled.
1t is expected that the two national
committees which meet here tomorrow
will ratify this action.
The committee appointed to select
the members of committee Of one
from each state on organization work
in connection with the national COM
mittees, was unable to complete this
work, and it was by resolution en-
powered to complete the committee at
it's leisure. The gentlemen to whom
this work is delegated are ]. A. Edger-
ton, of Colorado: lTilton Park, of Tex
as; ]. H. Calderhead, of Montana, and
c. @. DeFrance, OF Nebraska. They
are to be members of the larger COM
mittee when it is completed. The ad-
dress follows:
"The manifest unrest which everywhere
appears in the nation demonstrates the
dissatisfaction of the American people
with the present management Of govern
ment and argues the necessity of the re-
form forces coming together In united
action at the ballot box to obtain proper
legislation whereby the right of the peo-
pie to self-government may be had for
themselves and their posterity.
United States having this day united
forces with the distinct understanding
be and now are permanently settled, and
experience has demonstrated the futility
of any attempt to secure the enactment
of legislation embodying our principles,
either through the Republican, or Demo-
cratic parties, We believe the time is now
at hand when the United Peoples party
should declare itself emphatically OPP
posed to any affiliation with either of
these parties and unqualifiedly in favor
of national political action.
Our fundamental principles are known
to all Populists and are nowhere better
stated than in that immortal document
enunciated at Omaha July 4, 1898 How
ever, for the benefit Of the uniformed,
We declare our unyielding adherence to
the demands for (a) money, whether
stamped on gold, silver or paper, to be
coined and issued exclusively by the gov
eminent and made a full legal tender for
all debts, both public and private; (b)
a system of transportation and the trans
mission of intelligence, owned by the
public and operated by the government at
cost of service; Co land for use rather
than for speculation, and abolition. of
alien ownership of land; CD American
ships for American foreign commerce,
without 1 cent of subsidy:
"And as an open door for all economic
reforms We urge the rule of the people
through the optional referendum and in
itiative and the recall of derelict officials.
Confident in the justice of the prin--
ciples here set forth. firmly confident
that their triumph in government would
be for the best interest of the people, we
call upon the patriotic citizens of this
country to join with us in bringing about
their enactment into law. With these
principles firmly. established, equal JUS
tice would prevail, special privileges would
be eliminated and ours would be, as
patriots everywhere desire. a government
of the people, for the people. by the peo-
ple.'
The address is signed by William v.
Allen. j. S. Felter, ]. M Mallet, DIR. R
II. Reemelin, A. POINTER and Frank w.
Ownes, members of the committee.