The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

a governor Of ouro~u. Applause.
Il wsat to tell sou. too, that ! have
learned euoug' o. the governor al.
ready this evening TO know that he
has no, oniy been helping Us but thai
he viii continue % help ~ Ia the fn-
ture 10 remove that great obstacle
which Is holding this territory uack,
the restrictions upon the sale q lands
and II he will show Us hos we can
throw a good strong club a. The sec
retafy Of the interior. We viii end tbs
club and The strength 10 WELD Il
~ now have tho sincere pleasure,
the delightful pleasure, Of introdue
lng 70 yea Governor Frank Frautz, of
the territory of Oklahoma lAp.
: piausc.
This sentiment was loudly applaud.
"a.
4 6ayenoF Fant1 IA besiniug his
speech, fewarked that since his asuv.
al be had been asked II he were going
10 rip anyone up 10 his speech lie
diselaimea ans sarh intention. aud 20
tllustats his point told a storl Of
man who laY dying His past bad
aeen n0t entirely along ths line o.
strict Blilcal requirements and the
thoagnts of hls past lifa and u llsc
coming world worried hlm. Finally
he was prevailed upon % send fas a
minister The clergyman laborea
/ with the dying sinner for some time,
but seemingly % 30 avail FINALLY
the good man said. All YOU need 70 do
brother IS 70 rsnoance the devil =
But, pastor. hlurted oui TIE dying
man, 4 AN DOT IN a position whste
can Afford 70 MAKE ans enemies
After th- applause eallsd forth By
this story haa subsidized, the governor
delivered MS spsech. which be rad
from manuscript as follows
BIT Chairman and Feliov Citizens.
We meet tonight under the auspices
of Tie Commercial club of finlta %
Join hands Ia the fellowship u 8 com.
mon cause good government IN the
nos siase. Il Is particularly pleasing
% me 70 - honaFed IN just this vay
and under jest these auspices Tie
government q this day and genera.
tion Is primarily a matter Of applying
business principles with honesty and
good sense
| THIS IS = commercial generation.
our problems are prc-emlneHtly those
of the market place and the counting
room Ne longer nssd We paris o.
speculate concerning tbe enduring
character of those original political
principles upon shlrh our foFeiathsfs
founded tilg Republic Political 10.
srtg, once a cherished dream happily
IS : dream 80 laagef, but 3 splendid
reality Freedom q spesch an.
lnmmels5 freedom of the press uu.
eensufsd. freedom q thought uuchain.
Fl. have eaffied alth them tie etsfn.
81 booa Of frqe ballos. and today We
lesi 4 glofloas pride ln this heritage
fought faf aud died ioI bY 3 pfeylaus
ancestry noubly Tiofioas 70 us N
The nes state the pfise se fesl and
shall soon fuliy feaIifs ln tie blessing
of the free ballot Thesa eternal
/ principles uf the declaration q ludet
pendence are beyond tie reach Of
harm Or Kalusay The whips and
acoFns of time. The contamely uf tlle
old world monafehies ard anxious
kingdoms. reading their Inevitable
doom 10 ne fair promise of oar skyl
the storms of vaF withouf ana asful
slFlie within. thess 81 have come and
IEone. s.d having bsalsn against tn
eternal Declaration o. our Besolu
tionerY forheanz have paszsd - ~
morning mist lifts from he lev "a
Iegs belofe he brightness q lha fislus
sun. Thesa precious tlieDfies ara az.
forever, thank God To-day oar dufI
j as clllxens q tie Republic and Of IN
naN state i 20 apply thesa efeal
theories 70 he plain business e escfl
dagl The daily operaflous bsfWeen ffsl
individuals N 3 Hefnelf eompelillsl
! society Can uo adIusk lheaa aaeia
relations satisfactorily Can - hrlns
e inst FzIa1lon capital and labor
lCan ue requisite and control n pre-
else corporations. tllai Is. eth luslle.
q ihsif rights and silIl pfolset IL
rights & the emnle9ee sa-czIIta
Can se Fcaulage fal|Foals aga hFla|
ta last HacaanIzalIon lha rights q t.
public II transportation fe1ssf i
sHorI. en- - premise laslIst beEsesI
/ man ana nan n anE daily business e
|al|oas as fEes individual elfpsnz ~
sHue s|.ss IHe promises vii Hsz|
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