The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-27
4 REASON WHY.


cock that all OF the New Englnad
states are for any Republican bears
message TO the people OF the great
producing states worth attention.
The average resilient OF New Eng
land has better tnan sentimental rea-
son for his allegiance to the causes
| represented by the Republican party
4 He IS too practical TO waste time on
party or a candidate who may prove
/ inimical 10 his best financial interest
The old time Yankee OF tne New Eng
land farm constitutes less than
tenth Of the population OF that coun
try known as New England. The
thrifty tradesmen. the artist wno
\ manipulates the brokerage houses,
and the various other component
parts OF New England population is
all but sentimental. and the old Yam
kee has ascertained these truths long.
long ago.
If the special privilege party bears
4 message OF advantage to the people
who manufacture the raw materials
grown in the South. Middle, West and
even in this Great Southwestern do
main. IL must mean those who ship
the raw materials there for manufac-
ture do all but safeguard their own
interests by reason OF the shipments.
1t must mean that New England's
great wealth, whereby the farm has
been deserted aud commerce come 10.
be but the trade OF the finished pro-
duct manufacturer with the consumer.
coupled with his deals for the raw
product. has all been due to the vast
iul policies Of the producing realm,
refusing 20 take care of that produc-
tlon. and allowing tne lions share Of
The profits 20 to those who had 10
commence with no further interest
than the nerve OF one who placed his
! dollars in the right place to start the
rivers OF commerce flowing towards
his receiving ocean.
The great railroads which haul the
produce from the fields 10 New Eng
l9nd fCr manufacturers bear itssti-
mony to the proAlgacy of the produc-
ing country aud now, when a cham
pion comes out of the West demand
ing an equal opportunity 10 advance
AMI fair distribution of legislative
enactment, brave enough and true
. enough TO bear the brunt of battle
for twelve long years, we are given
/ the cheerful message that New Eng
land Is for the Republican nominee
regardless Of his citizenship, his poll.
tics love Of country regardless of all
, else save that he be welded to the
fact that the Republican party over
! AMI above all Is predjudiced against
J that which viii do the most good to
the greatest number of people.
In a country so diversified in soil,
climate anl so great in area there
must ever be confusion of interests,
: and only the wisest and most careful
OF statesmanslip can prevent the one
community profiting OK the expense
of other parts II the people OF New
England have ascertained the Repub.
lican party is for them and that all
tneir interests will be conserved so
long as that party remain in power,
how foolish must the people OF other
sections be to continue that arrange
ment
The state Of Massachusetts Is so
small that II would not make a coun-
, ty in several OF the states west OF the
Rockies, and yet. with California rich
beyond description and larger than all
OF New England In area Massachu.
, setts Aas more dollars worth of prop.
crty than the three coast states on
the Pacific, Ary county OF Oklaho
. ma will produce all the cereals grown
in New EngIaud. AMI yet the wealth
OF any court house city Of Massachu.
, sets exceeds that OF any city in the
state of Oklahoma.
one county in the barren, bleak
hills OF Vermont furnished wealth
sufficient 10 feat the Inland Empire
oonds OF Idaho and Washington--act
ually bonded road with forty mil.
lions of cash--taking. as Is the Gus
tom down there the moiost tour per
cent interest--on $4,000 00O IN bonds
Just how long the flow of our IN
terest on New England principals will
, be maintained Is something no one
can tell7-no one cares so lon8 as the
deals are fair 10 all parties, But II
( th7 Republican party has no greater
I purpose than to see that the cards are
| shuffled. cut and dealt fol New Eng.
land interests, why not make AT least
3 . feeble attmpt 70 ask q cut Of the
{ cards beiora the drawgf
Z The civilization OF many decades
/ Is in favor of New England, Il Is true
, but until this great producing domain
5 was brought into being and the
! wheels OF commerce started, the
E Yankee was so poor that when he
} crossed the ocean, II he crossed at
4 al. Il was TO he sc0rned as a pauper,
I while now no maharaiah travels in
; ereaiar splenJor- being able 10
J purchase few titles now ani then.
4 Ana because great Creator Rave rs
!. nntold mlllicnH ~ minerals and allow
: "a fen ffom ne West 10 become
'ich in a night the hnsbandnlen ana