St. Paul daily globe., 1892-01-08

upon all railways to furnish side track facili-
Ties at oil stations sufhcient TO accommodate
all parties or partnerships desiring to erect
and maintain elevators or warehouses of
capacity of not less than 5000 bushels each.
30. Besolved That we sympnthize with
the citizens of North Dakota and Minnesota
who have been ordered from their homes by
the Great Northern Railroad company, and
demand that the national government shall
protect settlers who have received patents to
their lands. as we believe that a government
which does not stand by Its own patents Is
unworthy the name of free government.
81. Resolved, That we demand of the con-
gress of the United States to take steps i'm
mediately to forfeit every foot OF unearned
railroad land.
30. Resolved, That we favor such changes
iuthe laws OF the state as will relegate all
questions of local concern and the raising of
revenue for local needs to the people of each
county and thus relieve the state legislature
from the vast mass of local legislation tina:
now hampers It's action and prevents due
consideration CT matters OF general interest.
33. Resolved, That we oppose the erection
Ola 100000 capitol building at the present
time; and that when such a building be-
comes necessary. that 1t be removed from the
metropolitan cities; and that the matter of
occupying the Kandiyohi capital lands be
seriously considered by the people of this
state.
"a. Resolved, That in view of the fact that
the actual attitude of our legislative repre-
sentatives is UNKNOWN to the people, and,
inasmuch rs the daily press distorts the pro-
ceedings of the legislature purposely, we de-
mand hereafter the employment of STEM
ographer and the publication of complete
reports, after the manner OF the United
States congress-.
35. Resolved. That the board OF manage
mentor the agricultural fair should all be
abolish all gambling and saloon interests
{ herefrom, and that we demand q change in
the laws to secure that end.
38. Resolved, That we demand the repeal
10 0lQff TO &0I
villages which gives them the control of all
moneys derived from the sale Of liquor
licenses. as all such money should 40 into the
county revenue and general funds to help to
prosecute the crimes accfuing from the sale
of the same.
81. Resolved. That we favor the submis-
sion Of the question of prohibition to vote
of the people.
3S. Resolved, That we demand the apoli-
ton of railroad passes in all forms.
39. Whereas, The treasury notes issued
under the authority of an act of the late Re-
publican congress, July IA, $780, are not a
legal tender for all debts, public and private,
when otherwise stipulated in the contract;
therefore, be 1t
Resolved. First That any legislation that
authorizes the issuance of any money for the
people that is not legal tender for all debts.
public and private. but demonetized in effect
as were the greenbacks in the exception
clause thereon and the silver coin under the
acts OF 1873 and 1899. and the treasury notes
now being issued under the act of 1891, are
gross and objectionable crimes OF federal
iegisla ton.
RESOLVED, Second, That we demand of the
congress OF the United States that it imme-
diately repeal all acts of legislation that
tends. in any way to disturb any of the full
attributes OF money, and that copy of the
above resolution be sent to each of the SEN
ators and representatives in congress from
the state of Minnesota
40. Resolved, That we favor an amend
ment to the federal constitution: empowering
the; people to annull all special franchises
Al. Resolved, That the liquor traffic of the
country be nationalized according to the
idea of Mr.. Washburn, of Massachusetts,