The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-08

petuate his name and fame BY placing : statue Of this dis
vestisats : the probable cost Of the making and installation
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state shall duly authorize the installation by law and create
{ The so %restset Of e the sss cssito the Of i tSe Omitted Il st sS,spe'a'''' with
Dakota 10 nominate Carl Ben Eislson for a place in this
sons, there to remain forever as an inspiration to the youth
OF our land, and as an example Of sublime courage, high
cxcelled in the history Of our country. suggest that the
moderate expenditure necessary for such national commemo-
naming in the State Soldiers Bonus Fund and thus save the
general. fund from any charge on account OF such lnstaua-
ton and commemoration.
The foregoing statement is a brief outline of the principal
BE- S ! taken i IL order s@' e. p! !! ess@ for !sf fse needs ' Of the a state during se
other II b beneficial + lie legislation, on m numerous IN E GUS subjects ) which. /
trust. will receive favorable consideration: Conditions are
and social life q the people require constant reimbursement
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ciples in political science, but more often, the situation is
1 There i is little IL = new "Sn in I tSe tseory o. Of I sov s@n nsnteb but R'i there IS
much to be learned in the practice Of government. Every
BY the authors to represent new and progressive IDEAS. when,
in and fact ss,d shey ar ARE tS old, t. wern n out tut. theories s0d s:a often T. proven snrf false
such ill-considered and unwise propositions will be offered to
soa; Sc sen sse' and d ja saS% them aSs 'f in the : i 'iG light 81 that Sas'y VAST e !
pcrience which is already the heritage Of our country. Hold
ment is to protect the people by restraining unwise and evil
repeal the laws of human nature. nor to suspend the laws
o. Of e sfGnGT mics ,.t ANY LAYS Laws which i da are designed te ;sao even indirectly 9s;iay:
and their existence will cause an injury to the people. May !
bills presented, placing E always fans upon aa% the e. sponsors the he burden en-
Of showing that the measures advocated. are sound in prin
lated to promote the public welfare. Special legislation on
any subject is always dangerous and none should be sane
It viii be your privilege and province to legislate for the
mutual benefit ant nr0tQrfi0n Of a III h nQNNIQ n Qnv
class, section or group at the expense Of another. Every
o': itt Ss every line ne 81 BUSINESS b foreign sreiy 'e Of domestic i is' entit led
to equal protection and a square deal at the hands Of the law
Special privileges to none, and equal and fair treatment to all
is the basic principle Of the American system Of government,
gree in which we apply that that principle Of equality in n the s1 law
making and administrative functions Of the government;
The assembly convenes at a time when the country labors
under the shadow Of a nationwide and worldwide depression.
pie throughout the land are suffering; some from present
needs, others from that natural fear resulting from anxiety
these conditions, yet, I believe that we have much to be thank
full for, in that our lot is infinitely better than that Of those
Fl The pioneer o%a eG settlers OF S SsSfie D Bake sef hay yeeS witnessed nmss 1e MORE
serious periods in other days and have triumphed over them.
l am confident that this generation of North Dakotans has
solve the problems Of the present day, and to continue making nd g
noticeable progress in the building Of our commonwealth.
for sober thinking and Careful planning. It is a time for
stock taking Of the past and a period Of intelligent readjust-
we not be given a clear sense of vision and farsightedness,
remembering always that we are preparing for the next gen.
Grafton quite as much as for the next biennium. Time is
moving rapidly, on and the needs of tomorrow will shortly be
the needs of today. The laws that we adopt and the action we
take at this session Of the legislature will long have an influ-
ence for good or for evil in the future life of the state.
Members of the Assembly, in performing the numerous
and difficult tasks before you, may l pledge to you my in
dividual cooperation and that Of my executive associates, all
of whom, I am sure, are anxious to be of utmost assistance,
to the end that our joint efforts may produce lasting good
service of great Importance to the people. I pray that we
may have the intelligence and the courage to live up to our
responsibilities and opportunities, and that success, not fail
ure, shall crown our endeavors.