The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
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The Leader Is confident the stdts-
tician vino compiled that list ef states
never giving their electoral votes tol
other than the republican nominee
was an honest sort of fellow and
lmeant to furnish his patrons the act
nal facts still when he allows the re-
publican party have electoral votes
before that party was born. ana gets
states with their votes over to that
party before the states were admit.
ted as such into the Union. we must
reiuse to accept the report as being.
wholly true
The Leader Is desirous OF giving 10
The followers OF the trust all that
belongs to them. bearing in mind
that the death watch Is the time the
authorities always commence TO feed
up the victim OF the hmgman it Is
not With a spirit OF malice, nor do we
ally ourselves with those having bad
objects in view when we asse1; that
The followers of the trust party are
feeding ON the tail end OF republican
success IN this country. The party
las dealt in the Industry uf feeding
infant Industries" restoring conf
dence,' lishoring in prosperity and
now comes down the pike en- the last
stretch pledging to carry ont the
policies uf The president"
AS The president has been repudi.
ated by his party and forsaken BY its
chiefs who but a short tire ago
pledged their unceasing loyalty to the
valuable democratic doctrines he had
usurped as his very own, We see NO
use OF being too quarrelsome with
The remnant of politicians who are
vainly attempting to make people be
ieve they have any worthy idea OF
overnment IN mind AS cfiice get
tens the parusans OF the once great
party have long befuddled the politi
cal water, but as representing an
idea that deserved to live an hour
they are barren, and the soil has SC
long been soaked with the bad ali
of insincerity there can be little hone
Of It's ever again being fertile, If fol
the hafitat of voters with patriot,
impulse.
The party offexpedieucy has abou
reached the end OF the tether. Il va,
| fortunate In bequathing the HarrissI
panic to the Cleveland administration
epd II had savior IN Marcus Hanhi
who made well OF the husk,
| Of business prosperlty created
by the wisdom of demo
ocratic president and aided great
1 y by the gold OF the Alaskan valleys
Il went about the country preach
ing OF It's good deeds, followed by Ia,
frauds OF the high finance GROVE
which snook the confidence Of III,
4 World In American institutions I
Il threatened the destruction Of ali be
het In American integrity, and tha
lack OF confidence was estcpped b,
ne heroic patriotism Of The. grea
\ democratic leaders who aided the few
republican officers not charged Wit
seme gigantic fraud or attempte
fraud. Half Of the men who const
lutea the leaders Of that party lei
years ago are either dead by snicid
CT fear of arrest, and the insuranc
captains and railroad mergers watc
he actions of the United states gran
Jurors as closely as the local boot
, leggers watch the action of the proh
Ditlon enforcement officials.
Let those who still foll5w the mart
nave their statistics and be happv "
! liitle while, for. the gods hav
ground around 10 the point when a,
: sfuotion awaits that party OF trust.
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