

- That the people have the right to elect their own Legislature.
- That the legislature have the power to pass all laws local to the territory over the veto of the Executive by a two-thirds vote.
- That no action of the Dominion Parliament (local to the Territory) be binding on the people until sanctioned by the Legislature of the Territory.
- That all sheriffs, magistrates, constables, school commissioners, etc., be elected by the people.
- A free homestead and pre-emption land law.
- That a portion of the public lands be appropriated to the benefit of schools, the building of bridges, roads and public buildings.
- That it be guaranteed to connect Winnipeg by rail, with the nearest line of railroad, within a term of five years; the land grant to be subject to the Local Legislature.
- That for the term of four years all military, civil, and municipal expenses be paid out of the Dominion funds.
- That the military be composed of the inhabitants now existing in the Territory.
- That the English and French languages be common in the Legislature and Courts, and that all public documents and acts of the legislature be published in both languages.
- That the Judge of the Supreme Court speak the English and French languages.
- That Treaties be concluded and ratified between the Dominion Government and the several tribes of Indians in the Territory to ensure peace on the frontier.
- That we have a fair and full representation in the Canadian Parliament.
- That all privileges, customs and usages existing at the time of the transfer be respected.
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