The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-29

tanned such articles, and for other
false and malicious articles published
against the farmers organization. it's
officers and members, and for its at
tacks unfair, unjust and untrue state
ments against the Nonpartisan league
representatives In Bismarck, who we
believe are doing their best to carry
out the wishes Of the people OF the
state as expressed at the polls; and
further that we particularly complain
OF one certain article In the issue of
that paper Of January %. headed:
House Members Act Like Sheep"
Vote Like Sheep" and that same is
an insult to, the farmer members of
the legislature and to the farmers Of
the state, and, :.
| Be it further resolved, that We have
every confidence in the league mem
bers OF the house and senate, and in
their ability, and in their sincerity in
carrying out the wishes Of the $1,000
voters who voted for the enactment
into law Of the league program; and
further that we have every. confidence
in the officers of the Nonpartisan
league and its president, A. G. Town
ley, and his workers, who are
working for the interests Of the pro-
ducers Of the state, and, -.-
Be 1t further resolved, that we do
hereby declare ourselves unanimously
in favor Of House Bill A, which would
submit to the people Of the state this
year a new constitution, enabling the
legislature to carry out the league
program, and we do further by this
resolution, urge upon and demand that
Senator Paulson support and vote for
said measure in the Senate body, and,
Be 1t further resolved, that we de-
mand and insist that Senator Paulson
should represent the citizens and
farmers Of Trail county in the senate,
rather than to support the activities
Of The Grand Forks Herald, which we
believe to be a publicity agent Of.
big business interests outside the
state; and we further wish to remind
Senator Paulson OF his oath OF Office,
his pledge OF represent his constit-
uents in Trail county, and,
Be 1t further resolved, that IL is the
sense of this mass meeting that in
case Senator Paulson is obligated to
business concerns within or without
the state which make 1t impossible
for him to serve the farmers of Trail
county, 1t is the desire of his constit-
uents. and it is our request and de-
mand that he resign as our represen-
tative in the senate body, so as not to
stand in the way or delay the en-
actment into law Of those measures
which the people OF the state have
long demanded, and,
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