Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-05
Green Lake-John Dalziel, Nels Olson, James

gare, N. W. IeJerSOH,. denfy bOeSe, OIe "A.
Christensen, N. o. Ruden, G. A. Glader, L. F.
Davidson.
Holland Gust Anderson, Henry J. Roelofs,
F. H. Knott, Aug. Falk.
Harrson-Henry Feig, John Feig, Paul Muh-
ly, p. ID. Ringstrom, VIM. Rieff.
Irving-Erick Ellefson, Anton NJ. Anderson,
Peter Hagen, Gilbert Erickson.
Kandiyohi-S. A. L1ndholm, J. A. johnson,
P. E. Lundquist, A. O. Johnson, K. T. Back
lund, Chas. Johnson.
Lake EiiZabeth-FranZ ROsenQuiSt, JOnn A.
johnson, Hans A. johnson.
Lake Andrew-Andrew RailsOn, G. S. Sol
berg. Refer Thorson Ole Halvorson.
Lake Lillian-Olof Strandberg, A. e. Ander-
son, Ole E. Erickson.
Mamre-O. o. Bergstrom, H. P. Lofgren, N.
j. Stjernlof, Alfred Holmgren, G. Danielson.
St. Johns-P. w. Strand, E. G. Freeman, P.
G. Greenfield.
Roseville-W. A, Libby, S. A. Susag, Archie
Pelky.
Roseland-Aug. Carlson, Olof Mattson, Joe
Feiferick.
Whitefeld-Sam Nelson, o. S. Rasmussen,
Erick Falk, J. Ed. Nelson, Otto Lindquist.
Willmar-lst Precinct, Martin Jorgenson,
Samuel Olson, NJ. ID. Manning, J. S. Robbins,
Branton, O. p. Rice; End Prec: ct, A. O. Mas
set, L. A. Wold, Knute Smith, A. H. Roise, W.
T. Marlzhus, w. J. I'inney, O. K. Omlie G. Hen
nings, Ben Williams And. Hidahl.
New London-J. o. Estrem, C. E. Monson,
son.
Norway Lake-P A. Gandrud, John J. w eek,
o. E. Rime, H. c. Rustad.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following as the majority
report:
RESOLUTIONS.
We, the republicans of Kandiyohi county, in
convention assembled, reiterate our endorse
ment of the national platform of the republi-
can party adopted at St. Louis in 1885,
We also endorse the platform of the late
republican state convention. We congratu-
late that convention upon it's choice of candi
dates, particularly upon its unanimous endorse
ment of Senator c. X. Davis for reelection to
the United States senate, and we hereby in
struct the candidates nominated by this con-
vention for senator andrepresentative respec-
lively to vote for and use all honorable means
to bring about Senator Davis reelection, in
the event of their own election.
We desire particularly to endorse the nomi-
nation Of William Henry Eustis for governor
His splendid scholarly attainments, his great
knowledge OF governmental affairs, his high
character and unchallenged independence to-
gether with the sense of justice and love of
country and commonwealth vouchsafe his en-
inent fitness and qualification for the high
Office for which he has been nominated. To
the other candidates on the state ticket, and
pledge our active support.
The nomination OF Congressman Eddy for q
third term emphasizes his popularity, and the
fidelity with which he has served the district.
We pledge him our support.
We are pleased at the unanimous nomina-
tion, as associate judge, OF our esteemed fel-
low citizen, Judge Qvale, and heartily endorse
the action Of the convention that nominated
him.
We favor the amendment of our primary
election laws in such manner as to encour-
age the attendance of all voters.
We demand the amendment of the prison
twine law in such manner as to properly
carry cut it's intent, viz: to sell twine at cost
of manufacture and handling.
We reiterate our demand for a reasonable
and gradual reduction of freight and passenger
rdIeS, plfGlcularly Gne IOrInef
We demand the speedy termination of the
so-called Steenerson case. If the courts fail
to uphold the railroad and warehouse commits
sion, then it becomes the manifest duty of the
legislature to bring about these reductions.
A great many complaints having been made
| OF unfair and incompetent inspection of grain
at the terminals, we demand rigid investiga-
tiOn of these charges at the next legislature.
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interest to six Co. per cent.
We rejoice on the general return of prosper
ity to the people of this country. 1t is pleasing
to realize such a splendid fulfillment of repub-
lican prophecies made in 1896 A republican
administration is surely and safely bringing the
nation back to it's normal condition. It has
been a difficult task to undo the harm done,
but President Mckinley and republican con-
gress are showing themselves equal to the
task. -
We also rejoice on the successful termina-
| tion of the war. It has been another splendid
exhibition OF American manhood, American
patriotism and American valor. While we
glory in the achievements of our great military
and naval leaders, We are not unmindful OF the
| thousands of privates:on land and sea. They
deserve the gratitude of a generous people.
lucy SuOuu AdVc dill tucs COmlOTtS IuaL clYu-
lied modes of living require, which the circum-
stances permit, and which the whole people
are anxious they should have, and any short.
comings from this rule by any officer or official.
high or low, should be followed by immediate
dismissal or impeachment. -
They were adopted as read. 49,
The following resolution was sub
mitted as a minority report: \. :s5
Resolved, that the members nominated by
this convention to the legislature be required
to2give their pledge to this convention, and
hereby stand pledged, to oppose any and all
form Of civil service in the state government
OF Minnesota. II *z i$Es M i4 E 5.s !. ss
The chairman called Refer Thorson
to the chair while he defended the
minority report. Refer refused U
serve, and Olof Olson relieved the
chairman. Mi. Railson said: 1--WE
don't want civil service. We think
we have men il Office that should not
be there. n ., we do not want any
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