Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-23

seem right and reasonable that ma
tional and state boards Of arbitration
should be established before whom
any matter in controversy could be
submitted and settled. I am opposed
to. the immigration Of Orientals to
this country on the ground that the
immigration of such Immigrants is a
menace to the rights Of the Ameri-
can laborer, and for the reason that
such immigrants can never be assimi-
lated with the dominant race of the
United States. A rigid child labor
law should be enacted which would
protect the children and give them a
chance for their development and
education to which they are en-
titled. -s Il. II:
I favor legislation which will Sc
cure to- the farmer national inspec-
tiop for the weighing and grading
| of his grain at terminal points. y.
i Our state is treeless one We
need. trees to conserve the moisture
| of our soil and to beautify our coun.
try, and am in favor of government
aid to farmers and others for the
| purpose of planting trees which will
increase the wealth and the beauty
of our country. Clifford Pinchot, .,ie
government expert on forestry, says
that at the present rate of consump,
tiur our forests will be exhausted ii
% years 5 af N 5s. s52H
4 When the war was over and the
soldiers in '65 came marching home
mol place was too good for them, nj
honor too bright. Now the soldier j.
1 growing old and the ranks of the
4 Grand Army of the Republic are be
ing rapidly thinned by death l an
in favor of liberal pensions to tn.
old soldiers, who did SO much foi
our country and believe that we, Al
a great nation, should be liberal Will
them that they may pass the few
Years remaining TO them in peace AMI
/ comfort. s...139 I. IN. NJ. {
/ am in favor of the action takel
/ by the farmers in the formation o
the American Society OF Equity TO
their mutual benefit and protection
/ i do not recognize it as a new part
Tor branch of any political party, bu
as body Of citizens seeking to bene
i fit their conditions by cooperation
TT pledge my services in all measure
that may tend to the benefit of tn
farmers of this state. 4 am in favo
tof the. extension of the rural free de
livery of mail. believing that it j
one of the best methods of education
which has ever been devised. 1t help
!. to keep the farmer posted on tn
markets and in many other ways
II will do all that can to have
Il extended that it may keep step wit
!, the rapid increase of the populatio
of our state.
81 am in favor of the election Q
Il United States senators by a direc
vote Of the people. .'& q
i The. question of transportation i
. one which is vital to every person i
J, our country. To grant rebates 3
concessions to one and not to anothe
!; is wrong. / am in favor Of the regu
lation of our railroads by our GOV
4 eminent that equal justice may b
4 done to all, both to the railroads an
j to the people and believe that a con
7 missions should be named by tn
| president to place valuation upo
: railroad properties that we may hav
J. a basis upon which to determin
what are fair passenger and freigf
rates and also to assist our states
q the proper assessment and til
ii equalizing of railroad property Il
the purpose of taxation.