MARCH 9, 190C
The Commoner.
Primary Pledge Plan
As this copy of The Commoner may
be read by some one not familiar with
the details of the primary pledge plan,
it is necessary to say that according
to the terms of this plan every demo
crat is asked to pledge himself to at
tend all the primaries of- his party to
be held between now and the next
democratic national convention, unless
unavoidably prevented, and to secure
a clear, , honest and straightforward
declaration of the party's position on
every question upon which the voters
of theparty desire to speak. Those,
desiring to be enrolled can either
write to The Commoner approving
the Qbject of the organization and
asking to have their names entered
on the roll, or they can fill out and
mall the blank pledge, which is print
e d onthis page.
E. S. Bishop, Van, Va.I believe 1 1
have read every issue of your valu
able paper from the first number pub
lihsed to the last issue, and I approve
every principle it advocates, and am
interested in increasing its circula
tion, for I sincerely believe that upon
the success of the principles of the
democratic party depends the success
and the perpetuity of this govern
ment, for every day we see new evi
dences of the corruption of the repub
lican party. So it behooves the people
for our self-preservation, without, re
gard to party lines, to rally to the
cause adyocated by The Commoner,
and do all we can to aid in the battle
waged .by our great leader, W. J.
Bryan.
John Headrick, Alexandria, Nebr.
Find enclosed primary pledge signed
by 38 names. I went o"uton Commoner
Day and secured 24 of them.
J. P. Cooley, Brownsville, Oregon
Find pledge signed by sixteen staunch
democrats who will stay through thick
and thin.
Levi R. Chaney, Stella, Nebr. It
gives me much pleasure to do any
thing that will tend to advance true
democraoy. I have had the primary
pledge properly signed by thirty-five
good democrats.
T. B. Clark, Otterville, Mo. En
closed I send primary pledge with
thirty-five names. I am too feeble to
get out much. I went to a public sale
and got the list filled in short order.
I have always worked for the demo
cratic party and have never lived in
a voting precinct that was not safely
democratic. .
Jacob Welch, Kansas City, Mo. -Enclosed
find forty-one signatures to the
primary pledge. I am pleased to be
able to help in the primary pledge
matter as I am a democrat first, last
and all the time. I cast my first presi
dential vote for James Buchanan in
1856.
E. H. Bond, Cooper, Texas I send
ninety-five signatures to the primary
pledge, all from my own voting pre
cinct. v
J. 0. Wright, Sterrett, Okla. I here
with enclose a list of seventy-seven
democrats who have signed the pri
mary pledge in our town. I got this
list up in a short time.
Dave White, Peck, W. Va. Enclosed
find primary pledge and five signa
tures. May the good work go on.
James Owens, Manila, W. Va.I
shall fill a primary pledge and mail
to you in a few days. Please send
me some more blanks.
G. W. Dillon, Fostoria, Ohio En
closed please find primary pledge
signed by thirty-five Andrew Jackson
democrats. ,T
F. J. Flannery,- Missouri City, Mo.
Please find enclosed two primary
pledges.
C. l! French, . Porr.yville, Mo. In
reply- to, y'buK -request 'f or names or
parties to circulate the pledge. I have
arranged with the editor of the Sun
who heads the enclosed list, to pub
lish the pledge in his paper and urge
democrats to fill out and return same
to his office. Later I will take copy
of signatures and forward same to
yu-, We believe in this way we can
get the most pledges. Hope this plan
will meet with your approval, and that
our next platform will be democratic
and merit success, for I can not and
will not support a straddle.
E. H. Mills, Colorado Springs, Colo.
I am. heartily in favor of the pri
mary pledge inode of; organization,
it is a winner. With the enormous
circulation of . The Commoner, and
starting out, at this early date, will
leave scarcely any territory unorgan
ized in the United States long before
our next campaign opens.
J. M. Haverfield, La Monte, Mo. I
enclose twenty-one pledges secured in
a few minutes. I wish to congratulate
you on the work you are doing in
bringing the democratic party together,
which in my opinion, is the hope of the
country.
P. H. Tallon, Park City, Utah En
closed find primary pledge signed by
sixty good democrats, all Hip wav
from twenty-one to sixty-five years of
age, and all reside in the same ward.
I am going to work for the next two
weeks all my spare time to get new
subscribers for The Commoner on a
sixty-cents per year basis, and I think
the time well spent.
D. S. Maynard, Gaston, Ind. I will
enclose twenty-two names to the pri
mary pledge. I approve of the'primary
pledge plan, and' think that this is the
greatest time for democratic awaken
ing there has been for eight years.
What democrat could get discouraged
when we Refi fiVfirv rtnv mnro nnrl mnro
,of democratic principles endorsed by
iwwuiwi uu iiio icuuiivauoi rut
myself, I am" more encouraged today
than ever."
H. W. Frazier, Kimballton, Va. En
closed please find five subscription
cards. I think there is no better plan
for organizing the democratic party
than to. circulate The Commoner, for
it does not require a pledge from a
reader of The Commoner to get him
to attend all primaries of the party
and cast his vote for true democratic
principles. I hope every subscriber
to The Commoner will sacrifice a
small portion of his time at least and
send in a few names, and by so doing
help the party on to victory. I will
endeavor to do all I can in that way
for the cause.
A. J. Slavey, Henderson, Ky. En
closed you will find the primary pledge
with forty signatures. Send me an
other blank and also some Com
moners, and I will do all I can for the
success of the primary pledge organ
ization plan.
W. B. C. Kendall, Mannington, W.
Va. Enclosed find primary pledge. I
think this primary pledge business
is a good thing and all democrats
should whoop it up.
W. B. Chapman, Washta, la, En
close my primary pledge, a pledge
which I shall keep sacred. I am de
lighted with Mr. Bryan's letters. They
are models in simplicity, style and
"modesty. In The Commoner for Janu
ary 26, D. M. Hall, Washington, D. C,
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Send Postal For Catalogue No 245
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