The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19


fthis league goes on and nominates
it's candidate, it will hurt the demo-
cratic party 1T Hearst continues to be
the leader OF the league. In my opin-
ion Hearst is the vniy man in Ameri-
ca than can control and does control
the allied labor vote. What | am stat
| ing in this article is not guessing hVt
plain statement OF facts. All inter.
sts In the country Will take q part
and big pne ia the coming campAign
/ Roosevelt i'm all his hypocrisy kyill
sand behind TAFT screaming sqeare
deal" and down with trusts" andfwill
tnus try to mislead. the people who
seth to have confidence in his leader
ship. At the same time the corpor
ate interests OF the country will be
,ooth and toe nail for Taft because
they know he is their friend and al
ways has been. The reason that
| Taft Is gaining such strength and
will secure the nomination upon the
first ballot is that the politicians. the
trust magnates and the old senate
/ clique of millionaries at Washington
are afraid that If they do not nomi-
nate Taft on the first ballot, that
/ Roosevelt will be nominated for a
/ third term Bryan wiz be nominated
on the first ballot at Denver Since
I 1896 he has grown greater each year.
| rhe reforms that he has advocated
bave become the leading features Of
/ The present republican administered ton.
There is not man in tho United
States that does not believe that Bry-
an is sincere and honest that he
would make a great president and
tnat in his keeping the Interests OF
\ the people would be sacred and well
! guarded II Is the duty of the demo.
5ratic party 10 choose as leader Of
shis campaign, | mean by this word
leader manager. who will htelli-
/ gently conduct the affairs of the Gam
)aign. A man in whom every interest
| that is honest and sincere can have
| confidence ! have in mind man
Who Is eminently fitted for the place.
His actions as Governor have made
Tim already national figure in
| American politics. He has said to
The public interests of this country
hat every just right OF theirs Shall
be protected and saleguardod. he
| las told investors of money that every
ollar that IS looking for honest in
5estmcnt will receive just returns un-
Ter his administration of public af-
airs. A year ago he reached out his
hand TO the common people, TO the
arnycr aud Union labor and grasped
heir hands an dtold them that every
right OF the people would be protec-
ed A year ago he stood as the lead
ar on the floor Of a convention that
wrote the greatest constitution in the
world. lAfter this conydntlon was
over his friends insisted that he stand
or the nomination for governor Of
the great state of Oklahoma and in
me OF the most magnificent cam
paigns / have ever seen he gained a
Grand and splendid victory. AS a poll
tlcian he takes' advantage of every
honest method to win and when he
las won, as a statesman, he stands
jupreme ] firmly believe, and the
elef has come to me after much
areful study and reasoning that With
}ryan nominated for the presidency
he people love and trust him, and
with man like Douglas of Mass. for
ice president, with the great allied
business interests of the country
tanding behind him and with a man
cad the campaign in whom both the
people and business interests have
he greatest confidence that the demo
ratio party will gain grand and
signal victory in the coming election.
The time has come for honest and in
elligent party reform Blatant demo
gogues OF the JEFF Davis stripe must
e muzzled and IL they get active at
al it must be within the precincts of
their own state. Our country has be-
,ome too grand and great to ever
axe a backward step and the demo
ratio party must convince the people
hat it stands for a greater aud grand
ar nation. If tbsy do this, success
will crown their efforts. Bryan and
Douglas for president and vice-presi
lent and Governor Chas. n, Haskell
Of Oklahoma To. manage the greatest
political campaign ever conducted in
America. and the democrats will again
come into their own.-CLlNT WOR
3AL, in the Hobart Chief.