THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT-
MARCH 24, 1904.
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THE ST. LOUIS ADDRESS.
We are fundamentally opposed to
the present unjust distribution of
wealth, that creates a system of so
ciety in which the few get, without
working, while the man work with
out getting; a system which must re
sult in either anarchy or despotism,
and the total destruction of our re
public. This condition is due to the
monopoly of natural opportunities and
the creation of special privileges by
law.
We maintain that this government,
which was dedicated by the fathers
of the republic, to freedom and equal
ity of opportunity, shall fulfill its true
mission. We Jemand die opening to
all of the opportuuities of nature and
the abolition of all special privileges.
In both of the great political parties
of the nation are to be lound two ir
reconcilable factions, one Jn favor of
governmental usurpation, tending to
the establishment of a new feudalism,
and the other standing lor Industrial
and political llbeity, f
In the people's party of the nation
iies the only hore of che perpetua
tion of popular- institutions.
We , ratify and reaffirm the funda
mental principles of the platform of
the people's party adopted at it3 na
tional convention in Omaha In 1892.
Free speech, frcs press, trial by Jury
and the rights of the people peaceably
to assemble, are the . constitutional
rights of everj American citizen. We
oppose their violation by injunctions
issued by courts of equity.
We hold that the right to issue and
coin money and to regulate the value
thereof is solely a function of the gov
ernment. We demand public ownership and
operation of those public utilities
which are in their nature natural. mo
nopolies, such as the railroad, tele
phone, gas and electric lighting. As
to those trusts and monrpoues which
are not public utilities oi natural mo
nopolies, we demand that those spe
cial privileges which they now enjoy,
and which aloe enable them to ex
ist, should be immediately withdraVn.
Corporations being the creatures of
government, should be subjected to
such governmental regulation and
control as will adtquatciy protect the
public. We demand the taxation of
monopoly privileges, while they re
main in private hands, to tre extent
of the value of the privilegeb granted.
We favor the initiative and referen
dum; the former to the end that the
people "may compel the enactment of
good laws; the latter to th? end that
the people may veto legislative meas
ures. We favor the direct nomination of
candidates for slective pvblic office by
direct vote of the people, and the elec
tion of the United States senators and
federal judges, by the people.
The platforrr. of the people s party
made at Omahajn 1892 was originally
made in a conference ca.led and held
by the labor organizations February
22, 1892. Wc vherefoie invite the
wealth-producers lo take part in the
primaries that shall choose delegates
to our convention, guaranteeing mat
the influence of '.his party shall be
given to advance the Interests of or
ganised labor by the recognition of
the union label on manufactured piod
ucts, as well .is in legislation, which
at last is the onlj? hope of just con
ditions for labor.
Wo criticise as. unfair, illegal nd
unjust, those 'ecisiona of the courts
declaring the labor law unconstitu
tional, and we demana a constitu
tional amendment authoiizing legis
lation requiring the state, ixtunlclpai
itles and public franchiic-owing cor
porations, their contracors and sub
contractors, to pa workmeu tno pie
vailing rales of wages, and that upon
public works, oiKht hours shall con
stitute a day's work, and we demand
the abolition of the contract system
upon public work.
We invite the co-optration of all
reform forces believing in tht'abovt
piinciples.
The Call.
The joint committees of the refotra
fortes, represent Ins the o-ople' party
nf lie United fkates, as cmUed lu the
city of St. Louis. Mo., on the 22nd,
23rd, and 24th days of February, 1304,
hereby call a national convention to
meet in the city ox Springfield, 111., on
Lie Fourth (4th) day of July, 1904, at
12 o'clock noon of said day, for the
j.urpose of nominating a candidate for
the office of president of ti,e United
States, and a candidate for the office
of vice presiden of the United States;
for the purpose of selecting a national
committee of said peopie s party; for
the formulation of a national plat
form; and for the transaction of such
other business as may legally come
before It
. The basis of representation shall be
one delegate frorri each congressional
district in each state, with an addi
tional delegate at large for each 2,000
votes or major traction thereof, cast
for Gen. James B. Weaver for presi
dent in 1802; the jndian .-.Territory and
Oklahoma Territory 5 delegates each;
and 3 delegates from eac'i of the other
territories, as follows, to-wit;
A'abama 52
Arizona 'A
Arkansas 13
California ..... ')
Colorado 30
Connecticut b
Delaware 1
Florida 5
Georgia 7 .. 32
Idaho ,6
Illinois ... 36
Indiana 24
Indian Territory 5
Iowa 21
Kansas 83
Kentucky 23
Louisiana 20
Maine 6
Maryland 6
Massachusetts 16
Michigan 22
Minnesota , 24
Mississippi . . 13
Missouri 37
Montana 5
Nebraska 48
Nevada 6
New Jersey 10
New Hampshire 2
New Mexico 3
New York .. 45
North Carolina 32
North Dakota 11
Ohio 28
Oklahoma 5
Oregon " 15
Pennsylvania 36
Rhode Island 2
South Carolina 8
South Dakota 15
Tennessee ... .....22
Texas , 66
Utah 1
Vermont 2
Virginia 16
Washington 13
West Virginia ..; .
Wisconsin 16
WTyoming 5
Total 927
It is recommjnded by the .national
committees that the call for a state
convention in each state shall be
made by the heretofore wing of the
people's party recognized under tne
laws of such state as a political or
ganization. In states where both
wings have an organization, it is rec
ommended that . a joint .rail be issued.
And in "states where there Is no legal
organization of the peopte'a party, it
is recommended that the national,
committeemen representing the two
wings issue a joint call for a conven
tion. JO A. PARKER,
J. II. EDMISTEN,
P. J. DIXON,
C. Q. DE FRANCE,
MILTON PARK,
I. D. BURDICK,
Joint sub-committee with plenary
powers.
By order of the comm'Uceg aforesaid.
The Independent wan ? it distinct
ly understood t'-at theie will b jop
ulista nominated by the national con
vention to convene on the Fourth of
July next, for president and vice
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