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rictea within the narrowest practicable

stricted within the narrowest practicable
limits.
Resolved, That inasmuch as the saloon
business creates q special burden of taxation
upon the people to support courts and jaiis.
therefore Q large annual tax should be
levied upon the saloons SO long as they con-
dnue 10 exist.
Resolved. That the electors Of each county
In the state and each election precinct ought
to have the power to restrict or suppress the
| liquor tranio therein.
Resolved, That the Republican party, re-
speoting the right Of petition and the will of
| the people, ought to provide for submitting
| to popular vete the question Of suppressing
the liquor traf3c in any state whenever one
| third Of the votes thereof shall so request.
Resolved, That the Republican party, when
ever and wherever in power, will faithfully
enforce whatever ordinances, statutes or
constitutional amendments may be enacted
for the restriction or suppression OF the liquor
traffic.
Resolved, That In order to make this move
ment permanent, this conference appoint
committee Of ten, whose duty it shall be to
{ present the action Of this conference to the
| coming state convention and to call a future
conference Of Republicans similar to the
present whenever they deem advisable.
The resolutions were adopted without
single dissenting voice, and the committee,
consisting of w. G. LIE Due, G. A. Buck,
u
son, appointed to name delegates to the
national anti-saloon Republican convention
to be held at Chicago reported as follows:
William Window, Winona; @. III. Chadburne,
Rochester; W. Fl, Laird, Winona; Milo White,
| Chatfield; A. O. Dunn, Winnebago City; DR..
L. T. Davis, MaRkato; Thomas Cochran, st.
Paul: Richard Chute, Minneapolis: William
Louis Kelley, st. Paul; A. B. Nettleron, Min
neapelis: Rev. Falk, G. J. Ertsen, Mnneapo-
| lis; Rev. s. G. Smith, st. Paul; J. de Laittre,
Minneapolis; w. B. Dean,St. Paul; Dr.. J. F.
Chafee, Minneapolis; @. B. Turrel!, Redwood
Falls; John d. o. Brien, St. Panl; William Le-
Due, Hastings: John L. Ames, Mortified; Prof.
Patio, Mortified; P. B. Nettleton, MOntevido;
W. w. Pendergast, Hutchinson; G. S.
Jacobs st. Paul; Frank Thornton, Benson;
c. H. Strobeck, Litchheld; T. S. J enseth,
Cannon Falls; W. B. Mitchell, St. Cloud.
| Upon the remonstrance of a colored gen.
| tleman the name of Rev. G. j. Jacobs. of
! st. Paul, was added to the delegation. A
motion to adjourn was then abruptly put
and carried to head off further remarks
from the loquaciOus individuals who SEEM
ingly desired the opportunity to shoot off
| long-Winded speeches on the temperance
question. An idea of the significance of
| the action of the conference can be gained
by perusal of the names Of those in
attendance.
! D. L. Kiehle, ]. E. Bell, M. J. Kelly H. G.
| o. Morrison, ]. f. Chafree, " W. Lathrop.
I John Douglass, w. H. H. Johnston, Rev.
Samuel q. Smith. st. Paul; Ell Terrence, G.
| Q. Jones, F. Fl. Everts, G. Fl. Miller, Charles
! A. Bovey, Rev. H. l.. Chamberlain, D. N.
Stewart, J. G. Sterling. L. G. Powers, E. A.
Harmon. Rev. NJ. Falk, G. ]. Ertsen, John
! Douglass, N. F. Hawley, Albert
Shaw. Capt. E. 4. Pratt, Charles
w. Johnson, W. L. Kelly, W. B. Dean, A. II.
Young, a. S. Hammond, B. F. Knerr, A.
Hadder, W. l.. Wilson, Albert H. Hall,
Charles A. J. Marsh W. T. Goodhue. c. H.
Chadbourn, G. W. Fertsworth, j. Fl. Stuart,
| L. W. Denton, E. L. Brandenberg, Rev. R. A.
| Torrey, John N. Murdoch, r. H. Cove, John
E. Dyer, Rev. G. N. Heard, ]. P. Rawley, G,
| A. Bracket.