S.A. HEDLUND,
WILL. FARUP,
J. ANDERSSON, Tenhuset,
J.E. ERICSSON, Alberta,
PER PERSSON,
F.F. BORG,
J. JONASSEN, Gullahs,
C.J. SVEN'S,
A. TH. WAYLEN'S,
P.M. LARSON, LA,
P.G. PETERSON,
ARVID GUMOELIUS,
J. JONASSEN,
ERIC OLSSON,
J.A. ERICSSON,
LARS NILSSON,
C.G. OTTERBORG.]
[Footnote 19: Taken from the following communication:
At a meeting, March 31st, 1883, of the Association of members of the
Storting, a document was presented, being a motion in the Second
Chamber, No. 97, respecting the Neutralization of Sweden; which
document was sent to the president of the meeting by a Swedish M.P.
In consequence of this the following declaration and resolution was
voted unanimously: Recognising that the neutralization of a single
country is in the interest of universal peace; that being secured
from foreign attack by stronger nations, gives ability to use its
own resources and develop its institutions, including its defence,
according to its special requirements; that the condition and situation
of our country give equal opportunity for working for this object,
and facilities for its attainment; and that the action taken in the
Swedish Rigsdag upon the question, seriously calls our attention to it
on the ground of the constitutional relation between the kingdoms and
their union in war and in peace; a committee is requested to take into
consideration, how the question may be subjected to further attention.