The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-08
REPUBLICAN LEADERS TALK.
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Tuesdng poi6ca upheava. shows
conclusiroiv .ha, not good Tor Dem
ocrats " stand alone u showed sew
crnl other things, gernanc 10 The sub
jeci and otherwise. but that is neither
pro nor con. or here nor there. What
led tsDemocratic defeat, from an Ok.
lahoma Republican standpoint, will
perhaps be OF interest THE LEADER
man yesterday interviewed a number Of
the brightest lights in the Republican
party ia this territory, and briefly
noted the stands "they iooked" The
men herewith interviewed are the
flower Of Republicanism, not only in
Guthrie, but the whole OF oklahoma.
They possess the money, the pull and
the brains Of the party, and are une-
quivocully aud anqualihedlv the
dictatos and patronage dispensers Of
the territorial G. O. T.
Hon. w II. McCarver, judge. was
the frat person accosted
Judge. what is your opinion OF this
Democratic defeat?" was asked
The Judge pulled mp like hotel
waiile and replied:
"The result is emblemaiical Of Re
publican success. forestalled the
result This age is too fast. we must,
perforce, esehew aristocratic propensi-
ties and quell our epicureau desires.
On me troth, Republicanism is the Di-
ana Of the Ephesians."
Judge Adam Portwoodw -"The Re-
publican party has been singularly
successful in amalgamation. | attri6
ute our success to the brother in black.
Were il not for the negro we would be
minus > party of the second part.
"a Kentucky tho Democrats owe thei.
defeat 80 the Judge Perkins stvle Of
cratorF The Kentucky Democrats. Z
cpile, aro troubled with wuui ,u
.rauch j. recroed sang froid, aud also
l1 trrir hn de steele proc vities.
Judge Jupn CauerS--" Serving The
city in an official capacity By holding
the Office of alderman from the ffth
ward, mcthinks | should not speak,
but, howsomcver, ! lnustinot be dilia-
tory In pronOuneing il grand Repnb-
cred America there was no one here
but slow transition from sad TO CAV
has ensned and Romulus, standing on
Pisa's leaning tower, was not corrupt
politically. ! think us Republicans
should assume the better part OF valor
and heed not the siren song. That is
all have TO say"
Judge Argyle-'I am unreservedIv
gratihvd with the resultn
Judge G II Shields Cannot ex-
press my feelings. win mail them to
Tau1y."
Judge Burke, member board of edu
catiOn-"I has saw never anything
like IL. We has win stupendous
battle. We has done gone and did IT
again. Us educntors should look at II
as value TO the education OF chill
dren"
it, N ''"'
Judge Jake Carter-"When Helen Of
Troy went out one night in a dap a.
nous robe she got caught in snow
drift. Ringing in rush" police
alarm, shr WAS delivercd-from the
ia Ys OF death The illustration may
be- pertinently applied TO great pohti
cal parties of the day.
NANf ~ 'rs - tAAAiiAAr-- l4tA Ailt HAlltfl
iades winch. we care not for Plato's
idioms; Gallleo's philosophy or Ito.
meric odes They got more than 81 a
head for ms Ia Kentucky"
Judge Palmer-"l expected the re-
suit II reminds ms OF biblical quo
tation: 'Whomsoever will may come.
and also, DO not covct thy neigh
bors,' etc. However, Thanksgiving
VIII soon bc over and the feathers
will be buried"
Judge Jackson-"well pleased"
Judge Faubion-"It twas famous
victory"
Judge Geo Russ-"Dennls Flynn did
IL"
Judge Potete-"Gone to the dogs.
Kindly elucIdate my idea"
Judge Rastus Magill--''The result Is
lmmaterial 10 me. Some men will