Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-23
LEGISLATIVE LETTER

LLulNLAIlY1 Lii IGK
CLASH BETWEEN EXECUTIVE ANE
LEGISLATIVE BRANCHES
pectively Over Other Bounty Measures,
e the Feature of the Wcak-May Affect
and Other Temperance Biiis-youn;,er
brothers Parplc--ScHator Sileehan After
Trust Companies, and Senator Miller
After tire E.egislaty. Jun'<et.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 21.-The feature C
tlssweok has been the contest over
bountiss and the accompanying clash
between executive and legislative
branches OF the state government. This
includes not only beet sugar and pig
iron bat also Eaany other matters yet to
come. and the bitterness growing out
OF it promises to extend throughout the
session and affect all sorts Of measures
Fer thrao daya tho house had been dis.
eusS:nS wiri1 considerable vigor the
Lay boara bill to pay a bounty Of SO
cents on each ton Of pig iroa ,nanufac-
1UTel from Minnesota iron ore within
tna state Eraits. Ca tas one side it WAS
argued that this wou!d result not only
III building up smelling indus
try with benefit to : the la
boz employed bos also that rs
81 direcS outs;rowsh Of cheaper pig iron
various AaanafActariss using the iron
p1oducs would locate all over tie state.
while those already .esta olished would
reap q direct bens6s anal facnAecs and
others using iyan in any form weuld by
better prices be also helped. On the
other haaa tha iron bounty. opponents
feared that Car2egla. Eeckefellar OF
so,ue truss might ,'rai!k" tho s:ata with
out any good rssuits. insisted that tho
state was rotzgsttng enough from thu
iron mines generally and: maintained
that some sneEs:,re for lawes ORC freight
rstes WIGS the first thing TO be enacted.
Tho friends OF the bill were sanguine q
success VITA several votes to spare when
GoTerno~ John Lind appeared on the
s.a,.a. ysi avail kn,vz, MAX +ba 1ac;z.
lat,,ra at four yaa.w ago nroyiaod for a
boua%y fec the manufacture Ct spgax
trozn bae!s ra;ael in Minnesota. Asa
rasrat az that isT. y Eac1cy has been es-
tsa4lasaca which has aaRea<y Hse&ssed
great aall cf ssassas alsA eaaale5 {. bouNty
vi nearly SsSQ.1s1 Fer IT, Davue.A a.
,;,;a h,nar..r ,cSsa,, vaa sssn;A.os +.
haxa ,,ses, s,,,,,ssA o ,,su vy,s n.aeaa
,,,;,lss;,sr the ust,:,aa as,,ro oviasor, r;Y,;c
li,{ x.ss n. tho haaz - ts,o .,sxarn.,r fe...
vxu,rova1 - .an ft "a vasa tho hi
ALL, ea,css, i. Nj u.as,..s,s s,a,r,v .ta.iD,
thai 81 va, - ifss. elx;xn aya;nss ths
STATS tasas ao,ual!.s ~ mid NM ii his Nv.
ru,uent la kaR .,ars: agas1..t 1oe,nn+y
la,rs ii as,aarsal &has, a;s.,t ths Nh 10
YVES yeto;ng. THIS veto aaess,-a was
presented 10 The heuaa iIsss ~ Nan volta
way sbout To IL, sa,-an en- tha ,iv
;r,,a bounty b:ll> There heinz. no
objection II, s..cl, ~, tho .va.o ,n,c.
sat.a vyas seal At ores bat not f,rth,7.
cors;deraa IN co,.nectio., with, tho sn,,ar
LII vt thas t:1rs. However 1ha ,,cs.
sa"s had aceor,,,7y,,;;is,,4.1 wroe,ay ;z,~nn.
tiol,a:iy o. not. t,has Jsceat OF the Inv
bol;~n bill. Tor 10 I1enor,o,s, 'wfn;a
votes had l,een ec.xo,rate:7 oo iu favor os
tbs Dir iro,, bo.1,iy ;;.,,gsaiate,v SWINE
i,ro linz AZ ahs ,roye:,,or's Iio+ AMI
voAsa asaiast tho bill. And tns,l there
,yas blue srno.s aud s.,;,Lnr su,e,!s in
tha cir. Even some who o,,.,aa1 th.,
rir iron bill looked on the simeiy-or
rnEi1aelr-arriyal of tho fe,c and tha
Decu!iar vori;,., Of t,,e. :ness,ea IA :,
branch. Nine, nlutt.rir., S:,:.s hoard md
the EXPLOSION came the next 1norniac
when Mr.. Henderson, called ,1p tl,e suzar
haas hill and ,,,;,ra.; ;+s ,,ass,rt over. tho