The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-05
Chicago.
GOLDEN WORRIED 'EM.
Oaice Seekers Case Assumes New
Phase.

The case Of M. Golden, late csndi-
date for the Usage Indian agency, has
assumed a new phase II appears that
Golden worked his candidacy on the
stock plan. After securing hundreds
OF influential Inducements and getting
cinch on the Job, apparently, he
formed a company which advanced SO.
600 TO him to further his chances In
consideration 81 this sum the five mem
bers OF the company we're TO secure the
Indian trading post, worth S75, 600 to
SiO0, 600 year 10 the Usage nation.
The money was paid TO Golden in
advance. When charges we're mad
against Golden he weakened an5blic
Guthrie company is left TO hr,,,.
bag. II is alleged on good = ""'0"
that Golden has made mend 10 con
sic, 600 on his candidacy that the
further alleged that his strsvenlsest
appearance from Wasbingto- -.
and that Golden is now in'ori,
playing the bucket shops. Use ~
Washington special say the presi-
Golden. Of Guthrie, wit will take a
quest for Office by
town, was no doufsone OF the many
knowledge that chH that are fretting
against him at th relations and hRr-
DharIeso N,l Domestic repose. The document
&lil not disAppointr those who deem
Mckinley too weak and amiable will.
oonsy 10 do anything for the public
LOT when IL threatened to arouse
are ~>z stimulate criticism.
ssentmente. ill be devoid OF posi-
The message " mite policy and
NV .Srsss,ve purpose, because .,S,c iuAl-
,l,. ssk.,J character is devoid Of 'hose y ,oov-
iey MS coun,rymeu, OF course, less .oU"
tiles. - - o,ve the keynote to congress
" ~ Cuba. on the currency on aos that
"a The numerous other issuss ..,ion.
saSe % sprung up since his inauE" 'l neeta
.Ase ",saS s Of meeting their eApeoso Pc
ous, a strong and aggressive eAf ,So
utive would DO ne W. ",'sau.ue-s .lity
N,.a,laers OF others teS6immit
pthHos@r.. '---.------..-eti tive anirAr,
Older horse more rawbone== DC com
right hind foot white stcrordt which
tie wsRk publRthsr bind hore danger
in is than the aggressiveness that de
lights IN combat
However much he may strive by q
negative course to preserve party har
mony and divide the responsibility
which belongs alone to him, IL is g
foregone conclusion that the presiden'
will have more trouble OF various
kinds on his hands before the session
OF congress proceeds very far than 1
positive and coherent policy woulC
have produced. For example, al
temper Of the country is ssd o. : :
1ay double pr.sel' for ibach on thu
retu,st is necessary tat Congress dar,
vvies, wI,s a. Sn~ES f6clined, ignore the terrible
,roat OF affairs in the Antilles BE
whs this active and assertive sent
nent Of the country, the senate
known to be ia no humor TO longe
temporize with the question and
likely to pass resolution for belligel
Vency stronger than the one adopted
the special session. Even the powe
full personality OF Speaker Reed car
Il be depended upon TO keep II
So 70 d6e bllenb hBhih as ~ NiN tN'N 49,
. mer Despite the presidents wish
al that score, the legislative authority
likely to serve notice on Spain and u
world that this country's patience
exhausted.
After congress has ignored the pre-
idenrs Cuban recommendation, 1t mi
then be expected to make more tro
bte for hlm on domestic question
Though he has no currency policy
n. offer, the Democrats will smoke
: party out on that question and prec
la Eap..s-a contest that will shatter u
Fl beautiful harmony so vainly soug
a. after by statesmen of the Mekinl
,school. He will have TO face and
Tknowledge the embarrassment eAus
for by the Dingley law. too, for eongr
NJ, ,ltAnnot get around the task Of prov
Eyng means to stop the treasury deh'
to atowever much the president may
Th.re TO persist in the foolish prete
iortAla at the Dibgley act is a revenue ,
sr
ChAndith such prospect ahead OF
feKnm, his party, 1t would seem 1
All hPresident Mckinley should Pre'ei
vlsitiAke the bull by the horns instea'
seekiittempting to keep the animal a
nes notsr ii,h soft words, But it would mo-
this trip inley.