The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 6, 1919, Page 12

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Despite. the fact that the legisla- ture, fearing action by the farmers, repealed the law and withheld it, by means of the emergency clause, from a popular vote, are going ahead with their plans to carry -the case to the courts and to the Whole people of the state. i The followmg statement has been issued by the Montana League offi- cials: “The time for action has arrived. Our decks are cleared and we are pre-. pared this time for a fight to the fin- ish. We are today serving public notice on the A. C. M. and all profes- sional politicians of this state that the voice of the people of Montana is no longer to be ignored. “We are determined to be heard, and all the wealth in the world can not stem the tide or becloud the issue which now confronts the people of thls state. “The first attempt to kill the pri- mary was made last winter when the legislature ‘amended’ the primary by taking it away from us insofar as state offices were concerned (although they graciously allowed the people the ‘privilege’ of choosing thelr own coun- ty candidates). . '40,000 PETITIONED TO SAVE PRIMARY - “This attempt, however, was SO raw that 46,000 people in 47 counties ex- pressed their vigorous dlsapproval by signing petitions to save the pnmary. -“It was “thege thousands of sig- natures that drove fear into the hearts of the officeseeking politicians of Mon- tana. They realized for the first time the tremendous power that lay with the people, and in order to prevent the people from coming into their own they determined to risk everything on one desperate move. So they called a special session of the legislature ‘to relieve drouth-stricken farmers,’ but when the smoke and smell cleared away the world saw what they had done and what they had failed to do! “The primary law was wiped out ‘body, soul and breeches,” and the drouth-stricken farmers got what lit- tle Johnnie shot at! “And then to rub the dirt in they passed a closed primary law and at- tached an emergency clause to it to prevent the people from having any voice in the matter.: “But there isn’t a court in the land that can prove to the satisfaction of the people that a closed primary is necessary for the immediate preserva- tion of the public peace, health and safety. “This emergency clause will never stick, but the people will, and the su- preme court of this state will very soon -have the opportunity to choose between the’ people and the powers 1 that were, but are no more. “We are going to circulate petitions ADVERTISEMENTS Simply un‘ Jour -!u mu to your h omo lt o“-hom Bull N\ We will send =W new pair FREE, Business Man's ~ Dress Shod N Only- $4.39 ONARRIVAL POSTAGE FRER Black D?ss lS!lm’J 2 %‘:‘ ro u. uyl I-------------l L L] Boston Mail Order House, Dept. 4! ston, Mns. 07-T, Send shoes on approval. 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