Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-29
Hon. Andrew Grindeland.
Primary Election Sept. 18th, 1902.
Polls Open from a. to p. m.
Resolutions Passed BY Citizens Of Warren Endorsing the
Candidacy Of Hon. A. Grinde1and for Member
Of Congress

WHEREAS, Hon Andrew Grndeand of this city has
nounced himself candidate for the Republican nomination
for member congress from the ninth district
of minnesota; and .#s.s4
WHEREAS, he has resided twenty years,
ing which he has galne the full confidence of the
muny by the exemplary character OF his life his
rghtness in all his business affairs, his faithful and
ous discharge every public duty that he has been called
upon perform and the intelligent and pubic-sprted
he has pursued all matters affecting the welfare and
prosperity Of our city and M .6E
WHEREAS during year represented this
in the upper branch legislature he has
only this the district Justly
proud; and
WHEREAS, his whole public without spot bem
commission omission having tanished it's
Iustre sulled his good name; and
WHEREAS he has been at all times and under all
loyal and consistent member OF the Republican
party ardent believer it's doctrines and effective ad
vocate Of it's principles and policies and
WHEREAS his possession OF those qualities that mark the
shown by his ability discover the needs
Of his constituents and devise and the adoption OF
legislation adequately supplying them exemped partc
uary in the OF 1892 popularity known the Grndeand
Commission Law, and the Drainag Act OF 19O1 and
WHEREAS rendered valuable services the producers
Of the joint senate
and house which, during the session of 1899 conducted
thorough Investigation into the administration Of the laws
governing the inspection OF grain by the grain inspection
partment and the OF the plant
result which investigation better system Of DISPOSE
product Of the twne plant devised many
abuses that grown up the inspection department.
out ably seconded Representative McCooms
successful fight behalf Of two introduced by the
latter compels railroads provide patformsor
loading purposes all their stations this state
other bsing the board of grain appeals: and
WHEREAS he has been the aggressive and orcefu cham
pon popular education rightly believing that the safety
perpetuty of free institutions depend large
upon the general dissemination OF knowledge among the
children and youth of the land and while he chair
OF the committee Normal schools that the
policy naugurated OF increasing constantly and
the condition of the states finances would permit the
for the benefit of the high schools and
the graded semgraded and district schools throughout
Minnesota the urtherance OF which policy he gave
cordial support and assistance and #I3@#8
WHEREAS his record legislator still further proves
that he been the subseryient tool of corporate
interests butt on other hand, he has used his
his the side OF the best interests Of
his constituency and the whole state therefore, be it
Resolved that his fellow townsmen, in meeting
assembled bearing testimony to his sterling qualities Of head
and hear esteemng him einent qualified represent this
congress- and reposng full confidence in his ability
integrity and patriotsm, unanimously and unquaedy
his candidacy and pledge ourselves all honorable
towards securing his nomination.