The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-13
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HEARST MEN FAIL
TO GAIN CONTROL
Three Minnesota County Con.
Ventions Refuse to Support
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RED WING, Mimi, June 12.-At the
Democratic county convention, held
here yesterday, an uninstructed dele
cation of eleven stalwart Democrats,
headed by L. A. Rosing, was selected
to represent the county at the Du-
luth convention.
The convention adopted resolutions,
presented by a committee of which Mr..
RoSing was chairman, as follows:
We hold these truths to be self evident:
That all men are created equal; that
they are endowed by their Creator with
certain unalienable rights; that among
these rights are life liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness.
That governments derive their just
powers from the consent of the governed
The United States is not to hold de-
pendent colonies. Territories in possess
sion Of the American people must either
be on their fair way to statehood or we
must at the earliest possible moment bid
Trusts have power to Cypress chiefly
from tariff privilege and railroad favor.
Cut off those privileges. And give the
proper tribunals power to establish just
rates and prevent ana punish railroad
determinations.
Grating must stop. The protective tar
iff is gigantic graft that stinks for cor
rection. Where it gives shelter to mo-
nopoly it should be revised with an ak.
Reciprocal treaties particularly with
Canada and Mexico offer a quick way of
relief from its Sillest structures, until
American free trade, as Jefferson foretold,
expands in commercial union over the
Western world.
Extravagance must be checked Rev
enueS raised by taxation should be linn
tied to the needs of the government econ
omcally administered.
The nation should mind its own bust
ness. There should be navy ample for
defense. And not another ounce
Laws of legal tender should be confined
to gold and silver. The government should
not extend the sanction of its credit to
any currency based on hot air, fresh wa
ter or fiimf1am.
Constitutional amendments should be
submitted for direct election of United
States senators and for an income tax.
The nation is going right ahead with
the Panama canal. only sorry that the
way it was got mars a good stroke.
President. courts and people are under
the law and only in fear of the law is the
republic safe.
The executive has to enforce the law,
not to manipulate it.
Courts are to determine the law, not
to decree it. Process by Injunction must
not be allowed to SuperSede the law.
And let allthe people look to it that
they heed the law.
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81. HALLOCK, Mimi, June 12.-The
Democratic convention held here yes
siastic and harmonious.
The delegation, consisting of w. F.
Kelso, A. H. Anderson, E. M. Engel-
bert, Fred Mackenzie, E. F. Atwood,
Andrew Carlson and J. E. Bouyette,
We're instructed to vote as a unit for
John Lind and L. A. Rosing as dele
gates at large, and for w. F. Kelso as
district delegate to st. Louis.
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BUFFALO, Mimi, June 1.-THE
Democratic county convention was held
in Buffalo yesterday for the purpose of
choosing sixteen delegates to represent
the county of Wright at the state con-
Vention at Duluth.
The convention was organized by
electing DR.. T. ]. Catlin, of Delano.
as chairman, and H. T. Moland, of Buff
falo, as secretary, who were afterwards
chosen to act as county chairman and
secretary for the next two years.
The following are the names of those
chosen as delegates: S. ]. Mealy, ].
III. Kennedy, F. Martin, Fred Brandes,
John Nugent, J. F. Mcdonald, DR.. T. j.
Catlin, c. A. French, c. E. Jude, James
p. Maddigan, Charles Bugbee, J. H
Wendell, William Tubbs, James Nc
Donnell, Joseph Reems and Frank Nc
Knight