Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-01
DOYLE WELL
RECEIVED IN!
ALL DISTRICTS
League Members Thank him
For Statements He Has
Made on House Bill "A.

Fargo. N. D., Oct. Is. ]. Doyle,
candidate for governor Of
North Dakota, today concluded the
second week OF his statewide speak
ing campaign. He arrived here this
morning In the best OF spirits, pleased
with the reception accorded him
throughout the entire territory he has
covered and confident that the voters
of North Dakota are deeply interested
in hearing the discussion Of the issues
involved in this campaign.
From the time that Mr.. Doyle op-
ened his campaign at Darlington two
weeks ago he has confined himself
closely to the text. He has laid be-
fore audience after audience the state
ment OF his own attitude toward the
various pending issues and has found
his audiences everywhere responsive
and seemingly interested in getting at
the facts. Z
League Mem Thank Him.
Cone Of the most satisfactory signs
I have observed in, my tour has been
the interest displayed by members Of
the .Nonpartisan league in the doc
trines enunciated in House Bill Al, In
that measure the men who are lead
ing and directing what they are
pleased to term the league program
have put into being exactly the things
they would do with North Dakota's
laws. Time after time I have been
approached by league members who
have thanked me for the statements
posals. TO hundreds whom + have
addressed the House Rfl "a, DOCTRINE
Is entirely new. Thew did NOT Enow
nor appreciate the sientficance Of the
very extraordinary provisions Of that
remarkable and unlawful bill because
I have said all along that h memhe
Of the North Dakota leeislat,1ra If
| 1917 who cast his ballot in favor ~
that bill violated his oath If ONCE.
he violated the very CONSTITUTION that
he raised his right hand and swore tn
support,
S.nrr rau
uha 1.a5s ~ - as..e poltticLail
tarn,ad th;s ~ ,uppos.soh iorGes nas
tss,,a -. .iivoivilis tne
To- aot is ~ r J;5di;iiaass versus, autocracy
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arein a.rn al ny;a rea ny anu w.inng 70
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They Don't Answer.
IT have now for two weeks called
upon the leaders Of that opposition. to
explain to the people Of North Dakota
why in attempting to revise he con
stitutioh they deliberately dropped
the command that patriotism and
morality should be organized ~ Z
l fundamental Of our school instructor
I have heardJno answer and the people
OF North Dakota are entitled to ar
Explanation. Is there a man or is
there a woman in North Dakota who
can object to instruction in morality
and instruction in patriotism? I thinI
not, and yet the chairman of the op.
position says the issue is between de.
M w. ana au.ocIacy, ano .aiis e
e 90 ~ me people JUS why M
sa.t..na lol soyernor went upon tne
.ossh - eetuae Llae pass leslstauve as
no ss.y ~ vi - tt Ha, ssa'1 p anu aovoca.eo IN
pin II, el.nlilaune
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us s sIatg masre .lne Iar!ners are JUS
ss.aDl!sliliis eheil notnes, Where tnsl
npro.vn ne ere leW anu ~ IN.
th ha .;anip seeiSious me questlon =
.ns SUITS III oec1!neS OF utInost I'M
Rpi.ance; us why tne amer o
1iouso oil - saouAo want 70 TAKE
49, .dai4 ~ on larm am
land ia inIead q fon,,ndr,,nn s,,re =,
the farmers of this western district
cannot be benefited by such a e