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Musical and Literary Recital.

The BoIl1nger Conservatory Faculty
viii appear ar The opera hoase II Van
B1ren, Tuesday. Dec. 9. 8.
The faculty consists ot the foIIowiuz z
well known zrtiztz. Samuel G. BoIlin
ger. director Bruno Michaelis, violin
ist: Mi.s Sadie Dove, vocalist, Mrs.
James BrizzoIzra, elocgti0uist and drz-
naric art
The violin selections By Mr. Michaelis
vii b. revelation 70 ozr people de
hzs been giving concerts in the Euro
pesu cities with great success. and is BY
far the finest violinist in the west His
playing alone will Be worth the price Of
admission
Miss Sadie Dove has fine coutralto
voice, and has Just returned from New
YORK, where she studied with Carl
Al7es. the ceIebrated teacher Of voice
culture Her singing viii be treat tc
our music loving people.
Mrs Brizzolara (aee ZanOueJ Of the
Bolhngsr Conservatory Faculty. Is well
known 70 or people as an actress Of
splendid ability having been connected
several years with the Chas. Frohmau
Theatre co. New York. Her recits
tion vii Be one of she gems Of the even
inz and literary treat.
The B0IlinZsr String Qusrtette vii
make its frat public appearance at thi.
coucert- Il consists of the following
members. First violin. Bruno Micha-
els second violin. Miss R0siua Locke
viola. Henry o B0llinger. cello. Mis-.
Lillian Bollingsr-
Admission. Sd ceuts. Tickets OF sale.
aad seats reserved a. Marsa furniture
sore
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Polite. His Cur.s.
Fr1m rhe Araaa caaausaaaa

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b. has been nlslsd and 1-ceived b. TIE
poli-!eisls from rEs hrst. For the sake
u politics 1e wa s1rn-f against biz
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try P1lllics' Where is there nezrD
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-11
THE CONTENTION

Elswhere in the Leader appears the
proceedings and platform Of the Logan
County Democratic Convention held in
this city at the opera house Saturday
afternoon.
II was the most harmonious conven-
tion ever held in the county, and from
start to finish its proceedings were
characterized by degree OF Demo
cratic enthusiasm rarely seen in any
convention Of any party.
The resolutions relating TO federal
and territorial affairs, and the plat
form upon which the party win make
the canvass have the true democratic
ring, and will meet the approval OF
the Democrats and all opponents OF
Republieanism throughout the terri
tory.
Like all political conventions il had
in il few disgruntled political min
compOops with u grievance who usual
ly get themselves elected for the pur-
pose of airing their personal spite and
inborn littleness, only 10 be uncere-
moniously sat down upon.
II viii be seen that the convention
adopted the unit rule, wise and
thoughtful thing under the eireum-
stances, and the eleven delegates must
vote upon all questions before the ter
ritorial convention as a unit
The convention from the start was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-11
WTLL NOuIN1TE A DruOCRAr.

There is W but little doubt that
the Democratic territorial convention,
which meets at Oklahoma City, We'd
nesday, will carry out the recommends
tions of the El Reno central committee
an 1 nominate Democrat for congress
one whom the free silver forces OF
the territory can heartily and cheer
fully support. With few exceptions,
the Democrats of the territory believe
the time has come when they should
assert themselves and demand the re
cognit'on due them and which was
youchsafed TO them by the Populists
two years ago. There is no need OF
unseemly jansling and jarring at
oklahoma City, and there should be
none. All the Democrats so far an.
nouneed for the congressional nomina-
ton are good men and any one Of them
couldcarry the standard OF Democracy,
free silver, free homes, honest govern
mentand statehood to victory. The De
mocracy has but one duty b perform
That is to select the best man, one
who combines business ability aud
loyalty to keen political aeumen.
When this is done, the Populists will
endorse the work OF the Democrats
aud the voters will do the rest at the
polls in November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-11
PAr REVOLUTIONS.

The resolutions passed by the De-
mocracy of Logan county Saturday
have the proper ring. Free silver, free
homes, honest government aud state
hood as the Democratic slogan this fall
cannot fail to win. The clause per-
tanning to the present conflict with
Spain has the proper, patriotic tone,
aud nothing 50 loyal and ennobling
can be found in a Republican platform
OF any kind. The reference to the
present trrito lal administration is
timely ami to the point. Political
skulduegery and wantonness rolls in
the wake OF the Repub lean machine,
aud the Dem, ),rsts will see to il that
rank hypocrisy and misrule receive a
evere jolt and setback The Demo-
rats OF Logan county are all right,
md the present sp rit and energy sus-
tanned throughout the campaign means
irty success in November
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-11
Yo,n Friends Ia the Army or Nary.

Do you want picture Of their ships
or the cities they attack. You can Sc
cure ull this and more by pu chasing
the newly issued series Of portfolios lin
fifteen partsl entitled .The American
Navy, Cuba ana hawaii" Nearly ESQ
large half-tone pictures Of warships'
cities (Hsvana, Santiago, Honolulu
etc. forts, harbors, batteries, rivers,
plantations-in fact, the very places
where our men have been and will be
lighting. Also excellent portraits of
Dewey, sampson, Schley and Lee. All
pictures accompanied by full eXplana-
tory text and maps. Single parts lOc.;
fnll{set $50. Call at Santa Fe ticket
office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-11
REPUBLfC4NS dFRATD or FREE
TIOMFS.

HOMFS.
Last week the Enid Eagle had this
to say Of free homes
"The Eagle believes the question OF
free homes is dead, therefore
will have no further interest or care
for the howl Of the demagogues or the
wall of the blatherskite over free
home.
Blatheskite Demagogue Indeed !
IL a wall for free homes makes Of a
man "demagogue and blatherskite, 8"
then in fact and in deed the Republi-
can party is made up Of such.
For the last four years the Republi
cans have made their campaigns on
that cry but it is not tive demand for
or advocacy Of measure that makes
" demagogues and blatherskites OF
men it all depends upon their sin
cerity. The imanor party that cham
pious a measure and afterwards repu
dates his own utterances is dema-
gogue and blatherskite Of the blackest
hue. Such man is a hypocrite and a
party composed Of such men can be
organized for hut one purpose-plun
der and to live on the people through
fraud and deception. 90 Enid coming
Events.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-11
oUBA SH0ULD BE OrRs.

In the early stages OF the war this
paper asserted that the Cubans left to
themselves, would never form an inde.
pendent Rovurnment with the elements
of stability about it. 1t asserted that
their inherent proneness TO revolution
would never permit them TO be satis-
fed with any government established
by themselves, however liberal and
just in its provisions, and the recent
indications at Santiago bear out the
truth Of this contention in this respect
The whole history Of the Hispano.
American governments in the Latin
states Of this country abundantly prove
this; and more especially is this fact
in the Central American republics,
which lie almost alongside OF Cuba
and from which each other imbbe the r
notions of obedience to C instituted
authority, which notions find no higher
aspirations OF patriotism and love of
country than some self styled chief
who for some imaginary cause assumes
TO head revolt.
When Spain is driven from Cuba the
island should be declared part OF the
American domain, to be governed by
the United States under her laws and
institutions, just as our own territories
are governed and controlled; and our
government will find that any other
course will prove disastrous as well as
most expensive experiment.
Congress based its declaration OF war
upon the broad principles OF humanity
TO the Cuban people, and like prin-
ciples will dictate the policy we have
suggested,