The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-14
LIKE TO SEE BAILEY
RUN FOR PRESIDENT
HOW a REPUBLICAN LOOKS AT
TWO PERTINENT POLITICAL
QUESTIONS.

In vew OF the fact that the Com
moncr appears to be trying 20 read
senator Bailey. of Texas out OF the
democraticy party the question has
arisen In some parts rs Mr.. Bailey
"A Democrat" II will also De interest.
ing to know how a republican looks
at the democracy of Mr.. Bailey, and
the question was put to Judge George
Il. Walker today. He said:
Yes Senator Bailey Is a democrat.
Bryan cannot read him out OF the
democratic party. Bailey is the logi-
cal candidate of his party for the nom.
nation tor the presidency.
The republican party is the rad.
cal party. The democratic party is
the conservative party. They should
be- organized definitely and front
each other with strong wholesome op'
position. Organism is the radicalism
of political degeneracy. 1t is not nor
NAL
Bailey is not a populist. He IS
not a socialist. lie is not a mossback
Bailcy's head is not full of mush. He
does not belong to that unfortunate
class who never change their minds
Bailey is democrat of the old school
lie draws his inspiration from the con-
stituton. His eye is ON the future.
He negatives the position of the re-
publican party. lie easily leads the
thought of his party He is the great.
est advocate of his party The dem
ocratc party will look to the south
for it's next champion.
Before the war the south furni sh'd
ms share of the leaders The south
is good soil on which to grow lead
crs. II is the division of the United
u States where American devotion hrs
, made a demon-tration. II is the di-
= vision. where Amercanism has been
undisturbed by foreign contact. 1t is
II the sactuary of the ancient ideals of
our country. Senator Bailey has not
u been running for president all his
= life. He has been living a progres
" sivc life all his life. There may he
~ Inconsistencies in his career. | do not
10 know. There were Inconsistencies in
u the career of Gladstone. There were
10 Inconsistencies In the career of Web
stcr. Clay Grant. Blaine, ConkllnG
There are Inconsistencies in the
~ growth of all things in nature. II
the oak from the acron. The rost
from the bulb. The ocean from tn,
:, straight line to the sea. Ideas pur
, sue tOrtuous journey 20 ideals M'r
- of genius are swept by their mighty
80 energies far out of their course. Bu
n. men of genius have a compass. They
10 find their way home. Bailey is {
r. man OF genius"
-. Judge Walker also took occasion tC
h, deliver himself of "A few remarks OF
N the proposition of Taft's breaking the
sol d south From republican view
point as Is OF course Judge Walkers
II he said:
a. The solid south Is not solid. Thai
is "A pipe dream Time has healed
the war wound. 1t takes time to hea
up a deep wound The north die
not make the scar. The collision %
g. the north and south was an incident
IT, in the political evolution of our coun
IL try The advance OF industrialism into
the south is the last straw No NOR,
II. tears for the past. The victory of tn,
/, present and future Is the slogan TIL,
i, south is not solid for free trade. Th,
south is not solid for tariff for rev
cnuc only The south Is approaching
solidarity for the principle of protec
H. tion for the protection of American
at labor and American capital.
Here is the proposition that WI
,, break the south into the two parts
~, Bailey will lead one part. Bryan vii
, lead the other. Taft will have pow
crful ally in the part of the soutl
lead by Bailey
Ia Taft is not running for secon,
Us term Taft Is doing his best to max
er good president. He has set hi
heart on winning the south. so tina
the south shall find itself POLITICAL
' Industrial. The president conduere
the Orient with his courtesy. lie vii
influence the south by recourse 4
the domain | call the OVER EQUITY
wherein lies new thought In Amer
can politics that viii establish pur
fraternity throughout the country
The president will go Gen. Grant on
better. when he handed back the swor