Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

of Little Falls, and Victor Himsl OF
Royalton,
After the report Of the COMMITTEES
on credentials was adopted, the re-
solutions were presented By the COM
mittee on resolutions. and adopted:
The Democrats OF Morrison coun-
ty, in conventien assembled. do
hereby ereafirm their allegiance to
the fundamental principles Of democ-
racy, as exemplifed by Jefferson.
Jackson and Bryan. I:.'''| &c.
\ We believe that the last national
platform OF the Democratic party
should be the charter 81 the party
until a Democratic national conven-
ton frames q new one. We believe
that the Kansas City platform, on
which the Democratic presidential
nominee received more votes than
were ever before cast fora Demo-
cratic nominee, embodies princi-
pies which make true Americanisn1
and stand for the perpetuation q
the republic. 49, ! u I E
We denounce the Republican ma
tional administration for DESERVING
the principles of the fathers Of the Re-
public and carrying on war Of con-
quest and subtugatton in the Philip
pines and: we believe that a SELF
governing republic IN the east, under
the fostering care of the American
people, would be a nobler spectacle
than a colony. governed by carpet
baggers and subjected to exploita--
ton. =. =. =: :. IAft 4 I
The Republican party Ii the hand
maid OF the trusts. We point to the
payment by the president personal
representative In Cuba, OF money to
the representatives Of the sugar
trust, as proof OF the: alliance be-
tween the Republican administra-
ton and one of the most vicious
trusts In the country. No corrective
legislation: can be expected from a
party which refuses to modify or re-
move tariffs which enable trusts to
prosper. - e.
We believe not only in free lumber,
but in the removal of the tariff OF
every article made or sold by a mo-
nopoly. T. ia,>a'::: > ~ y :: y
We instruct the delegation to
be selected.by this coventton to vote
first, last and all the time, for John
Lind for governor. With John Lind
no spectaeular !. assurances; are
necessary. u The9people knowhe will
guard theft rights. - :.' >.
We further instruct all delegates
to the state convention to support
no man for office who; did, not II
1900 support the Democratic ma
tional ticket. :; =. -.
A committee: to select. dolega to.
was appointed as follows: Messra
i Gross, SchmoIke, Vernig, Buelow
Weidenbach, Sullivan, Webster, Col
=. Inns, Rasicot and Boehmer. TT
. The following were selected for de
= leeates by the committee, the con
vention declaring the persons g,
named the delegates to tht state con
,avention: %Tn #@
. j.. Gross, F. W. Lyon, G. E
Vasaly, B. B. Cox. 4, Pretzel, F. E
Hall, D. NJ. Cameron, Theo. Muelle,
Chas. Gravel, Gilbert Smith, job,
Smoke, M. Yiechorek, John Stump
R. 8. Clarke, E. signor; E. W, Collins
B. B. Cox was elected as represent
alive Of Morrison county on til
state central committee, and Cha.
E. Vasaly was reelected chairma
OF the county committee. i:.&s. IT..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dewey vel
hosts for lot of young people 8
their hospitable home on the We
side Friday evening. Mr.. and Mr.
Dewey are recent q :quisitlons to o,
city from Iowa. The guests we,
splendidly entertained. Il
John Greer was bound over to Il
grand jury by Justice Dragoo, !.
Royalton Friday. David Jeffel
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