The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31


The Mlnue sofa State Grange, which
met at Mankato, two weeks ago, adopt
ed, among others, the following resolu.
tons.
Resolved, That the present State
law tor the regulation Of railroad, is
expensive ana useless to the people
and yexatious to the roads, AID We de-
mand Its repeal and in the name Of 20
900 voters. We demand the passage
of law that shall guarantee cheap
transportation for the productions OF
the farm; especially wheat.
Resolved, That Ninnesota's true
out let for her productions to eastern
markets is via Lake Superior and We
call upon the Legislature Of the State,
at its coming session, to make an ap-
preparation for survey Of the water.
shed between the St. Croix and Lake
Superior to ascertain the best route
and the lowest cost of a canal between
them.
Resolved, That we especially endorse
the project Of opening the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, thereby giving the
Northwest an opening by water to the
lakes. We bid the memorial now be.
ing circulated on this subject for pres.
entation to Congress our hearty God.
speed, and commend it to the careful
consideration Of our representatives in
Washington and to the nation at large
as representing the desire of the entire
farming interest Of the Northwest tol
cheap means Of transit to the seaboard.
The following State officers were
elected:
Master, Sam'l E. Adams, of Monti.
cello, Overseer, Lysander Cook, o.
Blue Earth; Lecturer, Ebenezcr Ayers
Of Washington Steward, j. Ii. Thorn
as, of Carver; Secretary. I. 4. Smith
Of St. Paul; Treasurer, Lorenzo IIoyt
of St. Paul Chaplain, j. NJ. Westfal
Of Olmstead; Assistant Steward, Mr.
Holmes Ceres, Mrs. J. A. La,imer, o
Faribault county; Flora, Mrs. P. A
Pickon Pomona, Mrs. W. Il. Mayhem
of Blue Earth; Lady Assistant Stew
ard, Mrs. &. &, Chamberlain, of Dako.
ia; State Agent, j. o. Milne, of Min
neapolis.
It was voted to hold the next annua
meeting at Minneapolis.
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