Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-21
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4 l.. L OuHr ~IDF Il O'HeV genera!
ana Charles + st ptes n railroad and
"trehou,e comm s>,oner hal no oppo-
A,tlOn whatever AM were nominated
: acrE,mat,on. j..
Coles .orv robbed the Iversoa-
11aiden Fl yht Of the interest whc it
promise to arouse. The north was
30 'luei at landing the head of ticket
that Halden was quite forgotten ex.
cept by Henneptn, Ramsey AMI St
Louis counties, all Of which gave him
Il majority OF their deleg .t,ons.
TIE country stood bv Iverson; and
it rs the country delegates and them
tione he has TO thank for his signal
victory
Oat Of The 1859 ballots cas-, Iverson
secured 695. against 1914 fer Halden.
George z. Wilson of Minneapolis
moved the Endorsement of Senate,
K u e Nelson for re-elec ion. There
was not an opposing voice, and the n
dorsenent was seconded by mum Der
If counties before Chairman Slvr,gnt
Gee AIRED the lndorse 'nents osed.
There is no plank in the p atform OF
he repub lean state party advocating
the extension of the primary law to
aolnlnAting ate officers. An attempv
was made on the floor of the conven-
on to raise the issue but the dele
gates were not in the mo I'd and the
question was summary squelched
without debate.
The Platform.
The Republican Party Of Minnesota in
state convention assembled, adopts the
following declaration of principles:
We approve and support the distinctive
tional Republican administration as ex-
emplitied in the messages, the acts and
the achievements of Theodore Roosevelt,
nd we hereby endorse his consistent eff
forts to enforce the laws against trusts,
.:'nopolles and combinations in restraint
>. trade.
administration with respect to the Panama
canal as it's construction will prove of
the greatest utility in furtherance of
commerce. and tho worlds advancement.
we believe in free anu open competition
IN all industries as the surest road to
the development of our country and our
resourGis; and the protection of private
The offices of President Roosevelt in
cffecting the cessation of hostilities be-
tween wv russia and Japan, not only, reflects
'llso exert a powerful influence in MAIN
tanning the worlds peace.
me Republican party of Minnesota re-
':ffrms the policy of protection to Amer
-cslH labor and American industry
1t recognizes the fact that no human
wisdom can frame a tariff measure adapt
"a to all time and conditions, and that
The schedules must from time to time be
revised and we believe that the time is
-lHW ripe for revision.
we recognize the necessity of Cooper
nr,Eln.
tn Industrial world and to compete sue
rsfully for the worlds markets, but the
COMPILING lions which stiae competitions limit
'oiucton, control prices or unduly in
EA"n the prices Of the nCcessaries of life
re raised are opposed to public policy
station, national and state. to prevent
~HcA abuses, and secure to every citizen
! square deal
- Republican party now stands whore
< las always stood in favor Of the gold
.1@n'ard as the best basis for a firm and
~" currency. thereby insuring a safe,
x itDle m Gium of exc,?ang"
= /" adult ration of foods is 4 crime
'1st the nto.l~ and we th""nfore 7. c.
'Hl'n nd such legislation as will properly
~ - I'D tn" people against such evils
ava ing vigorous prosecution Of all Of
H,icrs.
,.r favor tho election Of United States
scn2tors by dir,ct vote Of the people:
M e S odv t2t 5f by S the R efnff
,a"ty in recognition of the services of
III old soldiers, sho'''a be maintajned
: = xpr> IS again our CONFIDENCE in the
it,vilng character, DISTINGUISHED ability
nj invaluable public services Of the Hon.
liable knute Nelson and the Honorable
oses E. Clapp, senators from this state
s!..v have retl"cted honor upon the state
nd nation. We hereby nominate Honor
Sc Knute Nelson to succeed himself.
The public services of our representa-
in ho Of
=. -"by commended
cannot view, Wltnou. concern, the
:2n5inIed exa5us rom the older counties
.4tiOn and many of them without any COR
" spending advantage to the vast and fer
II! territory in our state still unsettled.
SYST matte policy of state development
"To hereby pledge ourselves to further
promote the devel 1pnent of our land 4
"":>ourc~s by providing for a comproh"n-
~" system of drainage of tho state lands
a'''' nor" effective exploration of their
;1,ar5:ng Of the rights of the state in its
nj, -ru. lands.
TIE nolicv of the Republican party in
:".,nncing the industrial interests of the
49," TIC insnecticn of srain the estob-
!:~:::::nent Of a twin" plant, the protection
:" e far-'!ne md 1airyin ti Interests tn
9:ests, the education OF our youth and
III ca"n of the wards of tho stat~.
~ Cor the tax men lment, to be
-ot- > on at the next election and we urge
9 naXt legislature to roy ice and improve
tax lows 50 that all property will con-
~i)ut~ it's just share to local and state
:reditures.
"ovor a reduction in passenger fa~~s
rs per mile. the abolition OF tn"
re ia1s OWL tho a!>olit1on Of d;@c~''l-
r." IN? and favo"itsn in the furnis'oic:
~" hauling % cars ard s''Ch a read
,'c'-,"rt Of fr"i: rates and charges as
- ,fcy"H to every prodUc"r, shipper an2
,,n:E1o DO impartial services of tn
clg~izN the valUo Of forestry 70!
~. cat" and rcc~r'n"nd loTsation IT,
,!;r:ota refocestltiIn IF vast" non-agci-
:. II !a1's w''er. ''nr practicable.
- c2nl ", ri, most hoarti,'', the prop
i'or, to cHrl7?" -olorat" in 7o'9 the semi
, Mt nr.ial of Minnesota's admission into
10 Union.
We heartily approve the amendment to
tho state constitution passed bv the last
legislature the purpose of which is to
permit market gardeners and farmers to
sell or peddle their produce to consum-
In view yof the fact that some other
states have established state printing Of
fees, we recommend an Investigation by
the legislature of the question whether or
not the state Of Minnesota shall adopt the
,,o1icv Of 6Oiner ifs own printing