The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-14
HEAPS OF TROUBLE
FRONTS ADMINISTRATION
Democracy Does Not Plan
Any Days of Peace
for 6. 0. P.

washington Feb. Ill would hate
NJ be in the shoes of William Bryan.
pf Florida appointed 10 al the va
can v caused BY the death of Senator
Mailery This country is not really
big enough for two William j. Bry-
ans, and whenever the now statesman
from ofr southefnmost commonwealth
II mentioned in talk or print he viii
be- accompanied m a foot note or
parenthetical REMARK 10 the effect
tEat Il Is not the famous William Jen-
nings Bryan TO whom reference IS
made. but the new senator from Flor
ida, William James Bryan. Just think
of being q United States senator aad
having to carry 3otnotQ through Il
an IN order nstabisa your iaemlSyl
rov. Browsr Deed Men.
good so.y is told OF Governor
Brcward- OF Florida, in connection
with bis prompt appointment of Bry-
an as Mallory's successor. Mallory
died just after the holiday recess be-.
gan and Bryan or any other man
whom the governor might have ap-
, pointed, could not possibly take his
scat or attend TO any business before
he is sworn in next Monday, consa-
quently some sentimental friends o.
The late senator rather mildly protest
ed to the governor against what they
called his unseemly haste in naming
a man for the place
Well. Mallory is dead. isn't hc?"
asked the governor
20, yes the friends said "Ile IS
dead. hut
"Well~ intercepted the governor,
7 can't SEQ that ne viii be any deader
Il ; wait q week..
There was nothing more TO be said
Hep OF Trouble Ahead
The administration is going TO be
H. very maelstrom Of trouble from
now on until the election is over
rl.efs are going to be all kinds OF
Kilkenny fights withip The party Until
the ticket is named, and even bcn
there may be Instructions. Fora' RS
candidacy alone is trouble enough for
any orc administration. no matter
whether that candidacy is sincere or
8 blum II Il is a blum it is going TO
be mighty strong one. and the mere
calling Of IL a blrn is not gong 10
weaken ID any. Whatever Foraker
may be- and his opponents credit him
with heing a whole lot, he is fighter
and many kinds Of fighter lie
wceld make an ideal duelist Of the
cold calm. punctilions sort Also. like
Jack Tar 'his est is ever ready for a
lno.l,down blow Also he would be
bad man in "A lree-forall catch.as
Csteh-can chairswinging, gouging and
biting cough house, with this sort
uf a mDn up against you yon can be
always sure of a run for your
money"
Brownsville and Goldfeld.
Democracy does not plan any DAYS
Of peace for the 2 o. p II viii pro-
sAbly originate few tronbles as we'll
al aid and abci those already started
or which viii hereafter arise Of their
own accord Mr. Foraker can count
on the earnest assistance of the Demo-
Gratis la his Brownsville campaign.
Democracy doesn't care much for the
negro hut IL cares heap less for Mr.
Roosevelt AMI his supporters.
Goldheld troubles viii not be allow
ed to simmer dO8n and fan INTO the
Slnueh Of Despond Recent shaip and
pointed criticisms of the navy WI re-
ceiye the stndiOns and praycrful att
tention of NE followers OF Rryan (the
Rryan), Johnson, Judge Gray on who
ever may become tile standard-hearer.
Ms CortelyOu and his efforts 20
check the panic and restore conf
dcnce viii also be tor,hed np oceas-
icnaly with the hot END of a poker.
When the additional Appropriation for
tho isthmian canal comes Mp in con
gicss The democratic members Will
probably not remain silent
Railroads. Spring a Surprise.
A new trouble that win come up