The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-12

tenn So that this state shall stand 10
tine front rank IN the educational
column
Economy.
We pledge the people of thia iatn
to an economical and faifhful admin
istration OF its affairs and that the
stute taxea shall be- KS low as pos
slhlo for une conduct Of q state sogi
efnment properly administered
Separate Coaches
We approve the resolution on the
constitutional convention % March
1st 1907, pledaiug the enactment Of
laws 90 The earliest possible datc
during The first session OF the first
legislature rrCvidng Tor aepara.a
coaches or accommodations aud Wait
ing rooms FOR ulie negro race. We
pledge in Ike manner TO carry into
effect the provisions in the cQastllu-
ton for separate schools for the
gro race.
Prohibition.
Tho question Of prohibition has
/ been removed from partisan politics
anG has been lett 10 tho vote uf TIRE
/ people IN accordance with Che prin'
ciplea of the referendum.
FuhllmenS Of Pledges.
IN the constitution which we sub
NIT we call attention to The import
ant fact that we nave faiShfally car.
ried out every lNe4ge made 70 the
! people IN the LAST campaign. We
unrtseryedly endorse the action ef
the Democratic majority ia It's taith.
fu compliance in drawing the c0nstl-
tuition ia accordance With onr PLEDGES
to the people, and we believe that tho
Democratic party. x now entrusted
with power IN tho administration Of
the state governnent. will faithfully
enforce. execute and carry into elect
every principle OF the consultation ns
adopted by the people and a strict
enforcement OF every law enacted by
the people or legislature Of this
state
National Issues.
We hereby express our allesiance
20 tho great principles OF govern
ment advocated by the national Bemr
, ocratic party upon which wc believe
The future welfare Of the Republic
must depend
We reanirm our allegiance 10 that
greatest living exponent 0f Demo-
retic principles. William Jennings
Bryan, aud endorse him for our PRES
idontial nominee in 1908.
We emphatieally demand Che res.
sonablo and proper control of trans
1 pnrtatou and transmission companies
and ihe supervision and control of
+ Rll enterprises engaged Ia Interstate
commerce.
We favor the Improvement of TIM
waterways OF the Mississippi valley
aud lhe establishment OF water trans.
4 poriation wherever pracucahio
4 throughout laio Union.
We believe that the patriotic ela-
= ment OF the Republican party are
, no longer able 90 control or greatly
/, ia0renoe thgt great political organ
J, ism We believe that che machinery
= m That part ias fallen under the in-
< sidloga influence ~ the great pluto
! cratic powers and organized mOuopO-
= lies Of this nation
we denonncc and condemn the na-
iional Repuhlican party for the lay.
!, ish use of money bclpHHius ~ the
y people OF Oklahoma ga the rsclama-
I, tiou service IN other siafe3. and
i pledge our members IN our national
!. congress o. use their best efforts tn
I require the reclamation service 20
, use ihe money belonging 40 0klanoma
40 Oklahoina.
O. we pei aFe lh2t We f'l tpHi ,igA
h. lonh OF money ~ iAesr
y such power over the itepuoi's9n parry
N that @ remedy for national como ilon
under which tho people suner is im
possible through that party
We appraii theftipIe ~ eYety l''i''
~ citizen who places patf.oti'm apott