New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13

Fifteenth A. the improvement al tho public
niGAWays y 81 the most vital Importance TO all
the people OF the state, we therefore demand an
Immediate reyasion OF our road law; and as an
aid 70 such improvement. without increasing
tas isrmers ta - NE favor the
licenses 40 long a. such laws exist and a state
tax oisinheritanees for the benefit of the fund
sixtaantheWs hold the var Mar for the union ia
OPPOSE iores hilis. and al other messarvs cals
or renew maternal strife.
SEVENTEENTH DO net heliye that the Union
soldier shpnld receive all reward IN gratitude.
tender care for hia illustrious services.
Eighteenth.We favor the naturalization OF
the liquor traffic. the cooperative union OF all
the agricultural and laboriug classes in this
state and nation Tor the purpose al carrying
into effect these principles, and we call upon
every thouehttnl and conservative member OF
The Alliance IN minnesota To assert his manhood
and preserve his consistency in standing by the
old and approved PRINCIPLES for which ne has
hitherto so molly eontended, and thus again Sc
nre success and save the Alliance from desuruc-
ion by internal Toes
CARNEGIE HELD RESPONSIBLE
Gen. Baker had additional resolutions to
offer touching upon the present difficulties
III the afternoon aud adopted. They were
as follows:
Whereas, our fellow-laborers at Homestead.
Pa have been shot down by hired Pinkertons
while engaged IN q strike for living wages,
Whereas, Carnegie & Co.'s conduct in the
affair il in keepng with the policy of The entire
plntecratic ring OF the country; and
Whereas, The strikers had exhibited long
suffering farhearanee, seeking to adjust the
pending difficulties Without loss of property or
HE, until II breame necessary to defend them
selves AGAINST the armed detectives; therefore.
Resolved, That we hold Carnegie q Co, re-
aponsthle for this bloody ARRAY
Resolved, That the event, deplorable As it is,
but reveals the stern fact that aomething la
wrong III the relation OF labor with eHDif al
that IT becomes the duty OF orderly people. ire.
spectiye OF party, to dispassiunately inquire
INTO the cause OF such trouble, with a view to
adjust them Without recourse, if possible. to
arms,
Resolved, That in the event OF a strike or
lockout the state or national government
should take possession of the property involved
SO as to prevent loss or bleodshea, leaving the
ctvil authorities to settle the troubles salts
laetorily to all parties concerned.
BAKER NOMINATED.
This brought the convention face to face
with the great question whether il should
proceed to the nomination of state
ticket. The delegates were not prepared to
air their views in open convention, SO after
few moments of hesitation, one anti
Donneliyite moved that the convention
take recess for three-qnarters OF an hour,
which meant that the entire convention
should go into executive session in a back
room. The recess was ordered, and tor
over an hour they remained in close con-
terence. The discussion was general and
each delegates was given an opportunity to
express freely his views on the situation.
They paid their respects to Donnelly for
his departure from the iaith and de-
nounced his policy and his leadership of
the Peoples party, When the question
came to vote all except four or five were
IN favor OF making nomination Tor gov
ernor.
1t was nearly 6 o'clock when the confer