Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-21
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anu Charles 81. pies II railroad and
,ss,re house comm s>soner hal no oppn-
s,llon whatever AMI We're nominated
= acclamatlon.
Coles cory robbed the Iversoa-
Haiden Fl mt of the interest which it
promise ! to arouse The north was
50 50 .ltfed at landing the head of ticket
that Halden was quite forgotten ex.
crpt by Henneptn, Ramsey AMI St
Louis counties, all Of w'icn gave him
!. majority OF their deleg lions.
I re country stood bv Iverson; and
itZss the country delegates and them
tlone he has TO thank for his signal
victory s
Ont Of the l ,os9 ballots cast Iverson
secured 695, against 1874 fer Halden.
George z. Wilson Of Minneapolis
moved the Endorsement Of Senate,
K III Nelson for re-elec ion. There
was not an opposing voice, and the n.
dorse,nent was seconded by mum Der
Of counties before Chairman Sivrignt
dec AIRED the Endorsements G osed.
There is no plank in the p atform OF
she repub lean state party advocating
the extension of the primary law to
aominatinys ate officers. An attempo
was made on the floor Of the conven-
on to raise the issue but the dele
gates were not in the mod and the
question was summarily squelched
without de bate. #5 5l4
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The Republican Party of Minnesota in
following declaration of principles
We approve and support the distinctive
ana progressive policies of the present ma
tional Republican administration as ex-
emplified in the messages, the acts and
the achievements of Theodore Roosevelt,
md we hereby endorse his consistent eff
5orts to enforce the laws against trusts,
.':onopolies and combinations in restraint
% trade. FIR
We approve the action of the national
administration with respect to the Panama
the greatest utility in furtherance of
commerce and the worlds advancement
We believe in free anu open competition
the development of our country and our
resources, and the protection of private
and individual rights . So, .S2
g. The OFFICES Of President Roosevelt in
erecting the cessation of hostilities be-
tween Russia and Japan, not only reflects
great honor upon this country, but will
llso exert a powerful influence in main
tanning the worlds peace.
The Republican party of Minnesota re-
aftrms the policy Of protection to Amer
-c2q labor adna ana in American ne INDUSTRY.
wisdom can frame a tariff measure adapt
I'd to all time and conditions, and that
the schedules, must from time to time be
revised and we believe that the time is
low ripe for revision. ~
we recognize the necessity of cooper
alton in order to meet new conditions in
the INDUSTRIAL world and to compete suc->
c SSfully. for the worlds markets, but the
COMPUTATIONS which stAe competition, limit
Production, control prices or unduly in
cease profits or values and especially
"hen the prices of the necessaries of life
are raised. are opposed to public policy
and should be repressed We favor leg
iSlatlon, national and state ito prevent
such abuses, and secure to every citizen
a square deal. a :: 81 Z.
IT, Republican party now stands where:
Il has always stood in favor OF, the gold
standard as the best basis for a firm and
-t;lhie currency, thereby insuring safe,
"ciaDle medium of exchange. sa .l"g
TIE adultcrationH of foods is a crime
1.-2inst the peo!le and we therefore rec
omnlsnd such Hesitation as will properly
wi the vigorous prosecution Of all Of
.~nders. H., $50
e. Re favor tho election of United States
We bc ny the o.
noi:cy ever advocated by the Republican
la,.ty in recognition Of the services, of
~s''ve express again our confidence in the
jterllng character distinguished ability
md invaluable public services of the Hon
liable Knute Nelson and the Honorable
y oses E. Clapp, senators from this state.
During their entire congressional career,
tk;v have reflected honor upon the state.
md nation. We hereby nominate Honor.
5Gp!e Knute Nelson to succeed himself.
The public services of our representa-
tives in the lower house of congress ara.
:EE r"by commended.
continued exodus from the older counties;
and the gradual decrease of rural .popu-.
.ation and many of them without any cor
spending advantage to the vast and fer
tia territory in our state still unsettled,
AID we, therefore, pledge the Republican,
arty to the adoption Of a vigorous land
syste matte policy of state development
We. hereby pledge ourselves to further
promote the devel opment of our landed
'asourc~s by providing for a comprchnn-
;s,vo system Of. drainage Of the state lands
ara q more effective exploration of their
mineral resources and the proper safe
guarding, Of the rights of the state In its
mineral lands. 5.5s iG5
The nolicy of the Republican party in
stata is witnessed by legislation regulat-
y TIC INSPECTION OF grain, the estab-'
,is..ment of a twino plant, the protection
e tee farming End dairying interests, thu
:"arag &c STATE lands, the encourage
~1ant of Immigration, the protection of our
'crests, the education OF our youth and
5ho care OF the wards Of the state. fs5
~"es e.vor the tax Hcnen lment, to be
,-ot =. on at the next election and we urge
&c next legislature to revise and improve
- tax laws 50 that all property will con-
.~ioute, it's just share to local and state
7"xueditures.
Y II eavor a reduction in passenger fares
MS per mile, the abolition 4. Of tn
ri ion ana' favoritsm in the furnishin.
I'D hauling o. cars Z and s,-chE a read
rst1asrt Of. freigizt rates and charges as
SCI afso"G to every producer, shipper an {.
t.f;yls.l;a, 1r the impartial services of th@sa
.l.C# hirr>-!-avS. s az s55s ,+3 @8s
5gaizns the value Of forestry fo,
,,;. state and rec nlrnend LEGISLATION to
}r1E.ote reforestatibn IF vast non-agri-
41,Eat laa77s #w',ers E,er practicable.
&C IN 'lsrlGi, most heartily, the prop
~, to c5-,l-1 o-,lora tein 1908 the semi
cEnt 1nial Of Minnesota's admission into
| Ne Union. 5tsf| slss H.
We heartily approve the amendment to
tbe state constitution passed bv the last
legislature, THE purpose Of which is to
oerrnit market gardeners and farmers to
sell or peddle their produce to consum-
II view iof the fact that some other
| states have established state printing Of
| Gees, we recommend an investigation by
| the legislature of the question whether OF
not the state of Minnesota shall adopt the
| policy Of doing its own printing.
/ We favor S1lcht laws as will secure bet