The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-06-25
woR1HNc7oN MihhEsorA FRIDAY JUNE as. ls75.z

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First. When members Of the same politica
party are radically divided on any. question 4
becomes impossible Dr that party to live posi
tive ana effective legislation on that question.
BS00iid.s The members oil the Repnblioei
and Democratic teg,are ra(iioa divided al
all que1tions CONCERNING tAeliquoE traffic, $ Esl
- Third. .Therelolp,itj js3 tmp1ssihe for, Ithest
parties to 1--WE positive aud elective leaisla ator
on that:question, ~; ,,... i.f,. .
"A We thernfDr. reach This t=@fS ittsE |}sfs5s3E
- -: 80. - ~ ooNGLUsioN. *t ~ -
ri That WAKREAs, The allowed public traffic
IN ~ atSonotG the relation
d;ret%I cSSsG1;ts,,fs T. '.l4fnr a. ala aaa fts
.force| to all .temSeranoe
agencies, the entire business being not only
!!9toseEeply immoral, producing Ignorance,
,,ns;.;ss ,u1sa Meoaucnety anG c5ame, D9t Is Also
tafinn nf tl,e so,,;5 ,.5.o;,,Ios ~ .aI:E - w
nr,,vsss - .e.-,,o, IL. eG
aud snnnlies 10 rool demcnd rs soo;o.,1 49,
hence s n.o;nS;o;sI.4 n,..... L:eav "n9
government. and
WHERn Connp1ofa 1oun1 nno1,; ,;%;n,,- -r
the aforesaid useless and harmful branch Of
trade is the only proper and adequate remedy
for the manifold ana serious evils which It
ihnlcls upon soclety, ana to secure such legis-
'ss,oa. ai,u 70 Ienoer u enectlve; involves the
..5 1;ne:,.s, " f'ASy, ...1~
nolicv @ '9 amI 'on'n''''eo 10 Tue p"on'o''ofy
WHEREAS. Neither Of the other no1;t;ca, or.
ganizatious either can or will accept this cues
ton as an issue therefore
Resoued, Ihat it is the duty Of all good cit,
to th.. ,sior,o ,'o,+v a s:u pE1'a M
working zealonsly for it onlv until its v;ctorv
is complete in ali parts of our State and ma.
ton.
PROF. HUMIsToN FOR GOVERNOR.
Two ;,c>rr,.1 h.u.4 ,:,A IT,.
corer,nr "" s'i ,"ara Ia "d''o!s tot.cana'aaec io5
that Ex-Governor Austin would not &C.
ccpt u nomination. and Mr. Rrown das,r.
;nr to w;th,ra~ On 1 t,.a ' er'+ ntJw 1,ot ues'f
tca wao.e @ number 1''a Of votes was 49, distribu-
ted as lolloWs:
Il; D: Brown;.. go. ........... 80. 20
w. w. Satterlee ...... go. ...... ...... go.
R: F. Humiston .... go. ...... 80. go. 6
Horace Austin ...... ...... go. ...... 900: s
): : pl!lsoury 80. 80. ...... go. ..... 3
~ ~ A'oSA'o '''''' '''. ...... l
Mr.. brown wished to withdraw in favor
Of Prof. Humiston, and the second ballot
resulted:
Whole number ofvotes ...... ...... ...... 40
rr91. r; +. H'Am'ston ...... %
II. u Brown. .... ...... ...... 80. 20
MIR. Brown moved to make the nomina-
;a ;aot;.r' .''''''u"s' ~ .wn'ch some 90
i ,.,oa o."us
cont Int fno,1,, ~ ,,,at;a >s:, "ou a.
or,,rn ro,',, ",n,1P r Pe'"''0u'
The Co,von+;on .hnn ..oSs' an"n"",.,
plcte n State t;clot ard nom;,"teJ ~In 49,
follows. ''' %
For Iieutenant Govarnor T T,,.+,. oe
Anoka county. " '''~ -
For Secretary OF State, John H. Stevens Of
hennePin H Pines county:
,onutv mt on'el 'os''ce' SHERMAN rage OF mower
For Attorney General. C.. M. McCarthv ri
Ramsey county.
For State Auditor, Asa B. Hutchinson of
"GheoS Hoe Ste:n county:
horn co"ntx wE A'e'''"'e'' II - nfo"n u rfee-
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court, P. A. Jew
ell Of Wabasha county.
e F9r Railroad Commissioner, A. M. Greeley
u nenneph county
c4. C CENIkA'. - COMMITTEE
~ 9 g, 1va.. oene'al % Uolnihl.tee: authorlzeo
" sI,a,'ia n a'.S ae" III INC aoovs 'lcseu' II any
ioa'a. Wun "aS W aPpo1e1 1 "a as io.lows'
Henne,in: 7 1,F,Irs1i i a. R,,nse,,: w o, g." VI
,rs, OF Anoka; J. c. Erwin, Of Ramsey.
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