Warren sheaf., 1897-01-14

phasize my conviction that this s. State H can can
WISELY, wisely, expend more money for the de-
the establishment ef ne new branches "a of farm ig
Industry. and thus for fostering more ii-
on aha ahe rloSs
Tbee expoodss !! rK hs the
sSe tha IS eaSa aaam e to 5qkst feat
staples Of the farm that are exported BY
on e aars The sasar Se his
Tnyavn9oo krTGwn more h readily and more cheaply in
%snts oonstaer Under }Rs th,s ask e
SfSn oEst Eostef !fG@ fhe
they should be on "a. Sliding scale, and
same as soon as the industry IS made Mtn se1f he
snstain1ng nsta MI or i Is demonstratsd that the
:, The educational interests of the state
nave tG. ma materially advanced during the past
Of 5asinesss the In preye every
eehooY eehSn5Y enreent nsr9 sh9Mn
ic SCHOOLS. Including normal schools and
sefsaSSs f3H%
was 'hf roE Ean II to 49, g.
nEs. to:; .s.d Ihes ea school enrolment has, in
hsn 1aas Of and bao tns
property nearly. If: not quite. twice as
f. fss{ {be The aif incEeassi aXsrags atsndapee
Ssyss sapse9s seSoos eS r }sh icing sne% an
Labor Legislation.
IN tMiRnesota t1rs; was one ct the first II not
tie hours Of ali ber and i to restries 81 h that
Gf is,s wome1 %as And ehdren That iiIst law of
certain, provisions Of the penal e" CODE re- e.
stgE to the ot Rs %
la% that in most Of is pr PROVISIONS S placed laced
Minnesota in advance Of any OF her sister
sfem%9aTfahs fsV af Ge G the
been made most effective. and by methods
os sa5 hsyH Re lRaf is 10 efen
and that in stores nearly one third. The
M Il a. 99t as 6esn to
staded bSy Se ems mern cSa h0
Mss eaoS laboT sP9T
Gecomnsnds IDS that the law be furtheI
children under Il years OF age in stores.
and under ,s 1s years Of age at
prsSed: CAN e your 5 attentiony tiny to oe tbs his
aa maRPE a fhe
5SsS 5s5 rsSt 6stSfu and perfect
beneiicent in is tions: u.s. lssseeing lsh nae. se.
scores o nfE The % Gd 'o'fna {hat Gsa aet
cal done to lessen accidents in our mines
as well as In our workshops.
ton and Wording Of the ,bak keshop act act OF Of
posd 9d IT 5v pSesr hg 1f stee
these laws has been most beneficent, and
ceive consideration at your hands. s.. IN. IL
Antitrust LeEislation.
I have already. in speaking OF taxation,
ton called for by reason Of the modern
@ @ssaasnt & &$sveiopmsaR3t a3 q q ts tssoSporsts enter:
system Of taxation. but also for the more
s%S Of hs of
to Of 5Rs d9E dse
the power of trusts should be enacted into
law IN the interest alike of craftsmanship
and humanity.
Election Laws.
The subject Of legislation regulating our
elections for al offices has for the past
Of the attention Of the legislature Of Min
nesota. as it has Of the .iaw-masing ": 1Gal power
distinct advance over the earlier election
of the e state That bos y wgrfs H
RlHiyu a fRairy satisfactory al Sac W manner: amer there are
a number Of minor defects that have been
dssaa b nts is and esnscaS ns ts
he calling Of new eIeetions when ia the
mite result. should be considered.
Immigration to Minnesota.
In the earlier years Of the history OF
Minnesota the state maintained an imrni-
lions in striving to secure desirable set
aye ms tweve Years
state appropriations were abandoned and
an sne ena a5a.e rSeeae es}raerdinsry
our population that took place from 1870
% Seops SseSe hs s faea
sI II sas sses saans and rs
RH9r'Ir'S% tSeir srowth hn is warr$nted ~ core.
have thousands Of acres Of vacant lands
awaiting the hand of intelligent toll to
become sources Of wealth to the culti-
prosperity throughout our borders. One
year ago the, Minnesota State !mnigra-
ton, Association. was established by the
association has branches in. nearly all
the counties. and has accomplished much
within our borders. I respectfully ask
your consideration Of the request that
state cooperation and assistance in
proper ways be given in fostering the |
work for which this association is Or
ganized. g1+..$.sE E# |
- ,-Ets Conclusion.
in conclusion. permit me to express the