Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04
K.eEardins the WORKING Man.

Workingmen defrauded out OF their
WaSe nave been given relief and sup
#r9fs and their wages have been collect
ed for them. $1,000
The Women wage earners have been
given attention and protection such as
thn a9yy IN n,ever.had before, and many other
the working classes by sympathetic
Democratic administration. 80
M, we pttedSe the y w WORKING classes Of
is placed in control Of the gov ernment
ct OF this state we Will correct the de-
fects N existing laws which. do not
their limbs any thei isei itve eelr W eeaifhf
strengthen the child labor law so that
daa &c sSea S awa M sa snd
tect all men and women wage earners
In following their daily tasks.
sfand S4@R5ssa 20 Gsmesnss
ton Act that will justly and fairly
compensate without delay every person
whether he assumed the risk. eentribu t.
through the act qt a fellow servant
Governor Johnson which inaugurated
the movement Of this kind Of Iegisla-
ton. and we pledge cur. party to bring
me both ass ar
sire to do each exact Justice.
Vicious Legislation Deplored.
The aggressions ct monoponsric and
ace to the state and nation. Fostered
| gvsss the y unaus
producer Will. an1arra a se raising AZ ing
hs them G1 vt sss the
courts are threatened and our legisla-
lures are debauched; the heritage Of
esoeaf tho 5ss'S h5 5rYRR Rave ts1 peaS
g gs1!i8ns, qSnfssSs edE pSYittsz and I'M
p povtf n 1 the people. The Democratic
deserved adSentags t gixen lf by ls sWem un
MAKE N pubis sSn
ocratic, practical and eficient, and Of
fer opportunities for every boy and
Egi In ii bsSs 70, Ss the IN
lie school are established. ~ ZIG poD~
We strongly favor the establishment
agriculture, manual trainins and do On
nestle science in all state high and
graded schools. We recognize the de-
the rural schools, and pledge our sup
rural school to higher T plane ta' Of t efz
tranHE a ana T %ake y the means
and intelligent interest in profitable
farming.
On Rural School Consolidation.
We favor the granting OF special
state aid to encourage consolidation of
rural schools, thus placing them upon
broader basis where their work may
result in higher conceptions Of the
equality of all classes, whether agri-
cultural. commercial, Industrial or pro-
fessional.
We recognize the duty which rests
upon the university and state normal
schools to make added provision for
training teachers for the practical work
which IS demanded of the public schools.
Provision should be made for closer
supervision of rural schools. for an edu-
cational standard for the Office of coun-
ty superintendent and a more liberal
compensation for their services.
We favor the levying of a tax on
state lands for the purpose of local
improvements.
We hold that all questions affecting
the moral, political and economic wei
fare of the people should be directly
subject to the conscience and will OF
the people.
To this end we demand of the in
coming state legislature, regardless OF
the political affiliation Of it's members
that it submit to the voters of this
state at the. next general election a
constitutional amendment providing for
the initiative, the referendum and the
recall -e5
We hold that with this instrument OF
funda mental democracy at their com
| mand, the people can settle all cues
lions in accordance with the viii so1
the ajority.
We pledge the nominees of this con-
vention and the Democratic members
most in support of this policy.