The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
CHAIRMAN OF The DISTRICT Is
SUESA RINGING CALL FOR
ORGANIZATION
NAMES PRECINCT OR6lAIzERS
Necessity fsr Inne1aie Acfisa-Efer-
nal vig1ance The Price Of
Saccess

10TH RECORDING DIsTRIcT--Af-
Ter q delay Of ten wears. aud long
delay had become z crime. the
Republicsn party has granted state
4 hood 10 Oklahoma and the Indian
( Territory; but il admitting rs 10
the Union. the Republicans have
/ rot vested rs with the rights and
privileges accorded 10 the ciuzens
Of other states upon their adm.s-
sion. c,ngress has forced as to
accept and incorporate certain dog
mas Of driveling sentimentalists in
the Fast, whose misinformztion Of
1.-THE conditions in this country IS
exceeded only by that Of the pres
ent Secretary Of the Intezior.
The enabling act IS 50 framed
that all Of the election machinery
IS given into the hands Of few
Republicans, some OF WHOM are
noted for their INSCRIPTIONS man
lipulations Of elections held else
where. 1t viii not be a surprise,
therefore, that such a gerrYmander
will be made in the formation Of
the election districts as will greatly
endanger the success of the Dem
ocratic party. which has a conced-
edly large majority in the new
state.
The Indian Territory has been
misgoverned so long by the agents
Of the Interior Department, the
courts and deputy marshals. that
all good people viii rejoice that
We are to be given a senblance
at least Of selfgovernment. As the
Republican party of this Territory
which. in the main, consists Of Of
fee holders has been CONSPICUOUS
in the effort to deprive us Of our
liberties. in order that it might
have an extension of power and
further maraud on the people, every
patriotic citizen Of the new state
should voice his condemnation Of
its methods by voting the Demo
cratic ticket.
The Democratic party is now,
as it has always been, the cham
pion and defender Of the rights of
all the people. 1t believes in the
perpetuation of these rights. 1t
believes in such taxes as are re-
quired to support the government
and no more. II believes in the
abolition of the trusts, in the regu-
laiion Of railroad transportation on
a basis just to all concerned. in free
schools for rich and poor alike, and
above all, it believes in local self
government.
Eternal vigilance is the price
of success" at all times, and espec-
tally is this true of the Democratic
party in connection with the CON-
ing contests. The fact that Con-
gress mas practically delivered US
into the hands Of the enemy IS an
additional reason for precaution
and hard work on the part of the
organized Democracy. In order
that the party may be properly or
ganized for the coming elections,
the Executive Committee of the
Nineteenth Recording District has
named the following persons to or
ganize Democratic clubs in the
communities where they reside.
These appointments are only TEN.
pOrary, it being expected that the
clubs will elect their own officers
when organized.
George W. Barefoot, Ctickasha.
Jules Cunter, Minco.
W. T. Cloud, Amber.
Frank Ikark, Brushy.
Chester Minter, Pocassett.
Tom Campbell, TuttIe.
William Lentz, Ninnekah.
W. B. Alexander. Alex.
]. B. Pilgrim, Naples.
chas. Kirkland, Lucille.
A. ". Easley. Bradley.