The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-01-14

20 Resolved, That we ask for thorough Of
fetal Inv estigation OF the wheat combine in the
OF railways we demand legislation, state and
natlonal, making it obligatory upon ali railways
to furnish side track facilities at all stations
sufficient to accommodate all parties or part
nerships desiring to erect aid maintain ele-
vators OF warehouses of u capacity OF not less
than 5.OUO bushels each. E 81 sf Is 55
3O-Resolve, dThat We sympathize 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 project settlers
who have received patents to their lands, as we
believe that a government which does not stand
by It's own patents is unworthy the name Of a
RESOLVED. That we demand OF the con-
gress OF the United States to take steps mmedi-
ately to forfeit every foot OF unearned railroad
land.
32-Rssolved, That we favor such changes in
the laws OF the state will relegate all questions
OF local concern and the raising Of revenue for
thus relieve the state legislature from the vast
mass OF local legislation that now hampers it's
action and prevents due consideration Of mat
terS OF general interest. 55
33-Resoiyed. That we oppose the erection OF
$".O OO.OOO capitol building at the present
time, and that when such q building becomes
necessary thas it be removed from the metro
politan cities, and that the matter of occupying
the Kandyohi capitol lands be seriously consid-
cred by the people OF this state.
34-Resolved That In view OF the fact that
the actual attitude of our legislative represent
atlves Is unknown to the people; and inasmuch
as the daily distorts the proceedings of the
legislature purposely, we demand hereafter the
employment OF stenographer and the publca-
ton OF complete reports, after the manner OF
the United States congress. a
36-ReSolved That the board OF management
OF the agricultural fair should all be operative
farmers, and said board should abolish all
gambling and saloon interests therefrom; and,
That we demand a change in the laws to secure
that end. .. .'4 ~,
36-Resolved, That we demand the repeal Of
The law relating to Incorporated villages. which
gives them the control of all MONEYS derived
from the sale OF liquor licenses, as all such mon
eys should go into the county revenue and gen.
era! funds. to help to prosecute the crime ac-
cruing from the sale Of the same
37-Resolved, That we favor the submission
people;
3S-Resolved. That we demand the abolition
ofrailroad passes in all forms. n.
,39-Whereas the treasury notes issued under
the authority OF an act OF the late Republican
congress. July "a. 1890, are not legal tender
for all debts, public and private. when other
wise stipulated in the contract; therefore, be it
Resolved, First, that any legislation that
authorlzes the Issuance OF any money for the
public and private, but demonetized in effect as
We're the sreenbacks in the exception clause
thereon. and the silver coin under the acts of
1873 and 1890 and the treasury notes now be-
lug issued under the act OF 1891, are gross and
objectionable crimes OF federal legislation.
RESOLVED. second, That we demand of the con-
ately repeal all acts OF legislation that tends in
any way to disturb any OF the full attributes OF
money, aud that a copy OF the above resolu-
uon De sent to each OF the senators and repre-
sentatiVes in congress from the State of Mime
sota - - :.
4o-Resolved, That we favor an amendment
to the federal constitution empowering the peo-
pie to annul ali special franchises. -- -
41-Resolved, That the liquor traffic of the
country be Mathematical according to the idea of
Mr.. Washburn OF Massachusetts. ... .-