The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-01

hats of the East Nv tha nrsasnt svssm or nractinn
is IN intolerabie BURDEN ma gross iniustice. We
demand n rioht TINT our nenls shsl he allowed 70
buy and ram i'm the marketa # the world nntrsn,.
melled by yexatious and onnressive arifs We favor
the speedy establshment Of free trade % the per.
msncnt cSmmerois1 roIicv ~ thi. comntrv. - -
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Third-We demand the thorough revision OF our
patent laws to the end that the innocent purchasers
Of manufactured articles using the same in good
faith shall be protected from hsrrassing and oppres-
ave quits for tho infringement OF patent rights.
E0urth-Wo hold that gold and silver coin 10 tho
money Of the constitution. That all paper currency
should at al times be redeemable In coin at the OPP
ton Of the holder, and the volume thereof should DO
regulated by the business wants Of the country.
That We favor the unlimited coinage Of silver coin
and its immediate restoration % s Original place -
money TUG ssmo % you.
fntn-We favor genuine reform m tne owl ser
vice OF the country 10 me enc mat nonesy ana ei-
nclency snatl sone % tne tests OF puohc employ
ment. Sucn REFORM 70 De pef1nsneht snould not
only DC put INTO tne iorm or aw oat saou!d aso m
cluoe Tue SpoAsnAohS VI .utefnuous oMces anu suo0
Wholesome reduction OF salaries that the expenses
OF Parusan c"nnos Ds pau out % Tue pun
40 o', oy tas ais' eno" VI po'0o ssse
mente upon otncis! incomes.
AZ, ei1n-We nota " tne ota Uemoorauo MAXIM tnst
tnst 9oVernn.entn oest wnlon governs IeasEWhcn
Desws upon tne c.u1on tao 8testost PeIsonal Aoety
wnlle " anofds iun Rtoteouon 70 hte ana property
leaves the creeds, habits, customs aud business OF
the people un1etered by sum tusry laws clsss egls-
lation or extortionate monopohes ,....,,
seventh-We demand free ballot and an honest
count OF the votes CAST at IN oecuon ss Inc anena
BILE right OF American citizens. The presence of
armed troops O. tGe polis upon etecuon Gay, ana OF
partisan omo1ss closneo WIN sroatrsry power 70 IN,
umdate arrest ana imprson voters wltnout legal
process Is htoeraole IN iree country, drect Dlow
at the rights OF al adopted citizens and suited only
TO the scnemos OF desperate parry oetefnnneo 10
mal 1 IT'S ponucai power 81 AZ nazaras. Never
aealn ny !rAu1 or1orce sna tue WI % tne people,
sonsble oonsniyaev Of nnsc.nnnons nsrssns ne
PDo,uod Th.f ~ onorPoNs a.pparaa at..a,
~, W ~ o1t oApo.ee a't1 ~, t,e
Tue 1unls'taaon y. tue olate government ny the
rt;n 20 IL th4,httI n;+ins ~S ,eat't; .sa
S 49, ~ ~ S; thNhI ~ an ~ . .1en u,
s S ss tnc,s.; ~. sy.. .S pS.y "r III
9st ouat S ~ ~ ~ y, .e
s'a.e sosefnuel' sno 'nS n.n'e,ance o1 the puono
creut, 70 wiring trotn Tug Asaus OF the struggnng
setuers ana producers OF our frontier State more
IMAM nan 1or the purpose OF govern
ing less tnsn d'ooo,oo o. ue most orderly aud law,
should receive at the ballot box such rebuke ss viii
preSe1t al po . Parues hereafter from any at
We demand that the railroads which tho people
nave @ ana WIN vast ana
~ their rni And wa afrn, - ~ % % no not
importance that the Office Of railroad conriso1as
in this State should no longer be politic snecnre
but should be entrusted to a man of unchallenoed
capacity who is allied to the interests Of the peopie
That while we fully recognize and respect all the
ne's ahu pIavneses ieeay Pet'anlne 10 the railroad
and wonIS dscao a1s A' .,v ~ o. uns ssate,
unnecessary AGITATION thereof va rt%"1as ~, W
ieve the time has come when the doctrine Of the
sovereignty Of the people corporations, as ex
pounded by the supreme court of the United States,
snouid ma expression IN such just and appropriate
Leg egs!aslon as WIZ iuy prosect dly duas and local.
nstions and th e leus1are of diseri
take such action in this behalf as viii efectuaiIy re-
heve the producing interest Of the crushing burden
now imposed upon it.
Kesotoea, inat We condemn the manage
menu o. our RaDn 1 msnt9uens, and especially the
bv the tstees and oicers ~ te Me aa squa5aerea
f. Peter az veil as the cowardice Of GnVernar Ps a.
bury in declining to remove those officers when their
incapacity and 1nsmanagemeut was reported to him.
and we also condemn the action Of partisan legisla
lure IN refusing 70 pass pl TOT their removal We
tee Of the leeis,atnre IN " e psrsan c9mmt
of the deficiency Of ooO renoraS h the saneta
committee on the payment of Sao0s ~ 'A' oen"'o
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thS ao'SASoh'
For governor the only candidate named was
Edmund Rice of Ramsey. The call of conn.
ties showed 202 votes for Rice and IA for Nc.
Nan; The nomination was made unanimous
cn1n Iat IN me sSsslGn ne was orought IN by
being introduced to the convent;on said. ~no
Mr.. President and Gentlemen If tha 0onvar.
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