The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26
The New Life of the Party to Come
From Them
First They Must Prepare Themselves B!
Education
Then, Says Young Republican," Will They Become the
Invulnerabe Leaders of the Party

! pId'll'dI We seek only prartlcal meth
ODDS of learning. Clubs. organized so
cintics concerted action, offer tn,
only avenues to us.
/ Who will take the initial step
Who will call upon the young Repub
lican 10 unite into a band whose oh
ioct is TO rise to the front by fair an,
upright means. and take our place,
at the head of the political move
/ mouts of the day As we have beer
led by old managers. let some younl
Republicans rise mp and take theil
/ places. We must have leaders
/ History is sparsely dotted with natu
raj leaders Leaders who led by al
vine inspirations leaders like Lin
coin whom Wattcrson says was di
yInoly inspired These men are not
ordinary beings no human ma
chination can stay their destiny
They are beyond human reach and
human interference They are car
riod ON by q rcsistloss flood of events
and circumstances which they ar,
as helpless 10 control as those who
follow after Those men are few
But the artificial leaders. or those who
are selt.mado men. solfmado leaders
are plenty The field is larger and
needs more men because il is aut
fetal These strictly human leader.
never become quite perfect hence
the greater room az the top for aspi
rants Whenever the exgoucy has
required man of more than human
wisdom history forcibly teaches us
that such a man has arisen.
Whether the advent of the young Re-.
publican upon the political markets
of the economical commerce. will de-.
mand or require more than "a hu.
manly wise leader is not thus early
known. but it can Doe remarked with
some elements of the truth. that the
plans sought after the height the
young Republican sets his standard
will largely determine whether h..
aim fs bryopd human r.,J.rsh,,.
The records or these dNury br.
slowed leaders of men tend tu prov.
that when tho misstnn ppnu y.b..,.
they came was ended. they too
drupprd from IN. .,oIt.J ,,.i,.,,
We. as ordinary I,od.rs and .,h.r,
crs. have our usr4 and or. ms ..s.n,f,r
as the ompr WHOM tho ,r,,.i,,.
arises which We find is b.y,p5 nu.
knowledge and iptrl.p.p,. r.,.r
fear but some man. from .om,,b.r,
will arise. PhopniN.ihr from tb, ,,r
mon walks of life. seize opr tr,iir.
standard and lead MS am D., ,i,,n,,.
have dvrlt upon m. np,sti,n ~,
leadership bpcaus, il is op. ,r r.
most formidable arrum.pts ,.,i,.,
the yuuug and rpw R.ppIr,.,r D..
cwt Th, older heads r.,nIy.. sI,,I,.
as far around as tbry ,,u ., ami.
back agaDu when You suggest thar M.
power tp r.sp up out ot lbs fallen rnu.
diuou will also have m. p.,..s,,,
quality to carry t ON II is .,f1 ~,
us that W, must have our leaders fran,
the ranks of the old wb,.rbors.s
But here lis whore We Mill d.mop.,r.,.
the beneficial results off our orr,pi,.s
study ur political rron,my H.
will appear the fruits of our v,rg in
our clubs our societies ann .o,r,.
alons individual lines II w. b,y.I
been faithful workers We Min h,,.
within uur own ranks an IN. noe.
sary timber 10 10 forward with n.I
work started Sufficient strenptb ,,I
carry 10 Co successful and harm,
1ious degrer. where 10 wm ba,. ,,.I
llghyst position. rank and s,s,,,r |
Every rnou will Dee made 10 INNS.
uto this progressty, movement some |
II thr wine" OF the old workers |
icrms our rapid strides. once Ne arsI
lr-aui.gd and sgt ip r,,,.,..
hr old umrrs Will attempt 90 com |
.|tIr. Many Will lf.r .l,..