The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03
REPUBLICAN PLArFORM

Resolved, the republicans In North Dakota. i'm
e9nxsnnon assembled. re.afiirm the declarations
We nearby endorse the wire and conservative
administration OF President Harrison. We also
In.y snproye me Si.e action Of the republican
coinage Of silver; the revision 81 the tariif, The
passage Of the federal election BILL the disability
Importance. That the thanks Of nation are due
the republican congress and Speaker Reed for
amending the rule OF the house 70 that the bnsi.
spr aSs By as
democratic party in their claim that members
Of congress may be absent In u parliamentary
tam doing aGr TIE 81 defeating
physically present to further obstruct tile public
business, a. revolutionary and . wantOn disre.
GARD q the duties for which congressman are
insist that the duty OF congress 10 faithfuiiy
carry out the declaration Of the national conyei;.
n9n o. the republicans; that II will provide for
stsrsionai district Of tie United States 70 far S n.
% secure 70 every citizen, rich or poor, white OF
black, native Or foreign born, tile right 10 csri
t.se s and = have that ballot duly
should be allowed to stand in the way of PROMPT
and enectiye legislation TO secure the integrity
and purity Of the election Of members Of con.
| sou, every constitutional power should he ex
ercised to make this right secure and TO punish
fran. nd upon the ballot We demand pr' tecioi
| the most favored manufacturers OF wool. so Inn
in due time American wool growers will sunni,
gil wool Of every kind required for consumption
| In this country.
Resolved, that We favor such legislation b,
congress, and In this state as will practically en-
courage, protect and promote the Interests or NJ
ifa as h n a., al ils Department. Projection 81
to toll, Its full and just awards, il among III.
obligations Of the government
.hesolyed, that We commend the action of lii,
y-nrst congress In removing the duty OF sueaI
snd reducing the duty on binding Irvine from
~ to ik cents and believe such reduc tions to Il.
IN IN me interests Of the northwest farmers.
congress BY our fellow citizen, the lion. ii. {
Resolved, that We heartily endorse the rcpub
,;1 SSSngtess IN passing tho disability pcnpiol
the same, and regard 1t US an act Of Justice, tor
long delayed, because Of the opposition to al
19.t pension legislation by democratic presi
regard It rs the full recognition OF the great DAN
q obligation which the government Of The moo
PIE one to tiiose heroic men, by reason Of who's
sacrifices and devotion, the Union was saved. nm,
| the government restored ''''>
Resolved, that the republican party liz oppoge,
70 "a monopoiies or trusts, and favOrs the regula
non OF the tolls OF the common carriers by inter
state, BY the legislation Of the state, in such
view to tllegitimate exactions OF interest there
itrent individuals or localities, and ut the sam
| ume secure TO the employment of such carrier,
just return for their labor.
Eufthef, the republican party pledges itself 4
endeavor TO recure the passage Of such luws n
NIL gG,s ,i the people Of the state, the fire
sn IN Of their producer
monopolies and the unjust exercise of corporni
franchires and especially 10 sccure the Reduction
OF Sates on Lumber, coal and grain.
D.Fota iis! s 5spaS s party Of Nor
by M. Blaine, and approved by the amend
| Pierce. '' ''s'e' ny M'
Resolved, that we approve of the Wise and cou
SENTATIVE administration Of Gov. John Miller
and especially do We, the people Of North Dnko
g. owe him 2 LASTING debt Of gratitude for til
dsinxp s se.. II SpeS'Sg The
q the State q North Dakota and We believe elm tin
his name viii go down in the history Of the stat
a. mat o. Honest John Miller"
| kesolved, thst We, as republicans of the Stat
| Or N0Itu Dhkota, are emphatcally opposed L
legallznY lottrtes In our state, and Tint NC fuyo
IN amendment to the state constitution foreve
Further, that We urge upon our delegation 1,
congress to secure, If possible the massage of n,
act forbidding the use Of the United Suites mail
The peope Sofyh Gn, nISy,s s0%mpsns
tne complete determination of tho saloon, TIN
republican party. in this struggle, renews ii
o oi sf Riss 0nS the friend. o
GUS enforcement OF the .prohibitory law. vi
favor such legislature on the part OF Congress, a
shall protect the police powers Of the state, Il
snelf enofts TO regulate and prohibit the publi
bar, and TO empower every state 10 enforce IL
local laws. relating TO the manu- facture and mi,
81 Intoxicating liquors, in accordance with tn
lh.ens ana purposes with which they were III
| e'"oou. y. T.SATTERTMwAlTE,
Chairman
j. F. ELLSWORTH.
OLE DISCARD.
JESSE A. FRYE.
W. II. R0BINsoN.
y. A. WILLIAMS.
II. G. SoUTHARD.