There isn’t much to say this month about circulation work except that results have been highly satisfactory. We appreciate the loyalty and energy of our friends, and extend sincere thanks for their help. January was our best month, but at this writing (Feb. 8) the indications are that February will be still better. A great many subscriptions expired with the February number. Some weeks ago we sent out a postal card notice asking for renewal and one new subscriber. The prompt replies to this card made us throw up our hats and give three cheers for the Old Guard. Nearly every one who replied sent one to four new subscriptions with his renewal. * * * * * Remember that the subscription price is now $1.50, but as a favor to our present subscribers we will accept renewals and new subscriptions at the dollar rate until March 31. Get in before the time limit expires. * * * * * I made reference last month to Mr. Forrest’s advertisement and the results up to January 4—only a few days after the January number was placed on sale. Since then Mr. Forrest has received several thousand coupons, and more are coming in every mail. He writes me that the conference is assured, and that it will be a grand success. Mr. Bentley’s club organization movement is going right along and he expects to call a conference at St. Louis about May 1. I have suggested that he and Mr. Forrest join forces and hold but one conference. I can give no details of Mr. Bentley’s work, except that he is in touch with Populists in 1,800 counties out of some 2,800. * * * * * Organizations on a smaller scale are springing up all over the country. In Pennsylvania the Referendum Party is beginning active operations. A preliminary committee on organization has been appointed, consisting of the following gentlemen: Clarence V. Tiers, chairman, Pittsburgh, Pa., Clement V. Horn, Wilkinsburg, Pa., H. F. Lea, Bellevue, Pa., H. W. Noren, Allegheny, Pa., Walter Becker, Allegheny, Pa., John C. Innes, Pittsburgh, Pa., George D. Porter, Philadelphia, Pa., John E. Joos, Allegheny, Pa., Nathaniel Green, Swissvale, Pa., J. Ludwig Koethen, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa., Hon. W. F. Hill (Master State Grange), Chambersburg, Pa., James William Newlin (Member of Constitutional Convention 1873), Philadelphia, Pa. Headquarters are located at Pittsburgh. Address communications to Lock Box 305, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Referendum Party requests the active co-operation and financial support of all who favor: First.—The calling of a Constitutional Convention to revise the State Constitution; Second.—Granting to the people the right to veto unjust laws or ordinances by direct vote; this right to be exercised only if a vote is demanded on any law or ordinance, by petition signed by two per centum of the voters of the State or locality affected.