The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

] en- the SOublluupt of Red FpN" Int,
, his colleague. Hon. clint Graham
who Is known as the Rod Roos sfnr"
/ from the lOGth district.
Mr. LDGbottnr commenced his -u.prh
|h. fpllrr tho stDrs oft the Rcpub'ican
|mi Democratic pups pu sad. by ID uo,
| NuNIthsjaudiug jnc fact chat the -tu.
'r. is am old one. 30 took with t..|
|tr1vd
Tp" FIRST part of Mr. IyIh.tt.rs
..eyy1 was given tu thr denial lr .r.
.HuIyr and t"ui and misrp.rs.un.
| |UU1u placed uYn hm D., tho duuu..
.H sheet. thu NfImprp RrmNIi.lu
"H. speaker then told of how 20 few
/ 90. the Republican leaders uudcllur.J
to whircvash tine party and then after
Ian had tu p.t uu bonded knees and
|1.k thom r,lvJius to jro uoerocs.
/ %, com. back m again
often during Che evening whcuvy.
cr speaker would refer to the race
question he would be- applaudcd. lie
! spoke at some length as to what
sort of constitution ho would help
/ to write and said. Not one that
would cudtail the action Of % governor
and make him mere figure head
but such q one as would guarantee
everyone his liberty and constitution.
al rights. will give our governor
| the right to act. and frame such an
instrument as Texas on New York
has. ! will give Lee Crucc the right
to act when he becomes governor.
Il will be true to the trust YOU
have imposed upon me and believe
| Thc people of Oklahoma have their
eyes opened and will keep them open
| for long time and I hope that II will
| be thirteen years before Republican
will dare raise his head In the new
| state He can ro back To- the pie
counter for his fuud and not stay in
! iOkhhumu."
Following Ml Indhcttrr CITY At|
| |t.uuy Cad Bennett smoke.
! Nr Gcnuctrs speech was short aud
Irp'wrd lie said i'm part
"Thr victor. was not only great
one ,oI. this state bat the entire Unit
I,d States. The imported carpet bag
Iuur ia doomed to go. and then We viii
IIakc care OF tine great majority while
| the Republicans can do well To- take
Iclro of the minority.
The speaker paid a. fitting tribute
! 4fI n
! Hon. Ch9s ID Cur.,r. as well ds clint
! Graham the game chicken Guu Mari
Icra
Claa ID Carter. who PLAYED such am
Iactiyr part i'm tine councils or the uar
Ity during the cgmpaign was called
Iupon hy the crowd for a talk. Mr.
| Garter rospoudcd briefly and I'm short
said; This ovation Is gratifying to
| me. and is highly apprcciatcd cspec.
Iially since It comes from my own peo.
Iplc. but the peoplc to thank are the
| ones who went 10 the polls. II was the
work of the bows al the polls that
Itod Such work rs that done by the
| bovs who went To the ballot box
land cast an untrammolcd vote are
| the ones To receive the thanks of the
Iparty | feel suuy for the poor Re
Ipuhlicaus. they are i'm bad snapc."
Mr.. Carter thcn told The story
about the farmer who engpyed a car
! load of frog Iops TO a restaurant keen.
! or and brought only one. stating that
from the noise the one frog made i'm
| the pond he thought that there must
| be ten tons of them. Such is the case
of the Republicans. from the noise the
party made before the election we
were led to believe that they would
swcep us out of the state but since
| the election we cant find one. The
victory won cannot be attributed TO
one set of men. but to all, the business
man. the labor union man. the farm.
cr. the merchant. the professional
man It was a victory of the people.
and the race question played a part.