The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
SENATOR'S oErTINo MEWs

3ENA ORS GE LING NEWS
That ninety per cent Of the Demo
cratic 20 eH o. this country arc
agreed with Mr. Bryan and Governor
johnson upon the revenue status Of
saslff enactmentH. is not doubted. The
qnestion of leadership does not enter
Into he case. Mr.. Bryan stated the
position of the party on the tariff
question, stated Il succlnctiy and as
true 10 tenc q as possible. II bears
She same sort oi message borne By
Colonel WatteFson. Governor Harm.
qh and niher distinguished Democrats,
may be tTifle more oi a revenue tar
IL han Is qereed to by Ex-Governor
Douglas OF Massachusetts. OF Mayor
George ., Mcclellan of New York
city.
The dissenting Senators may rave
aud rant They never found 80 much
comfort. however. on the ranllng ex.
pediiion as expected Their refer
entc 10 the three campaigns made by
ar Bsysn and the lhrec defeats which
followed his various candidaces.
sounded we'll from a sehool-boy staad-
poIiil hd. made distressingly poor
Impression upon the people Of these
United states.
Again. the man who led his party
+ III contest between he second aud
ihird campaigns Of Mr. Bryan for the
Presidency, Judge Alton Brooks Peril
eF. does not agree with the protective
voting Senators aud does not hest
tate 70 so state. Judge Parker has
hec0me cne OF the powerful leaders
pf his purity He was falsely assail-
"a when an asplrant for the Preslden.
oy end Misrepresentation allowed
him 20 sustain very severe defeat,
fiiizis sifuitt fuitt that that es ;.paign and since
sbai lime his conduct has been that Of
great man--one who accepts defeat
*Eth grace end whose mind has been
arliye Fnr the good Of bis country.
fudge Hshflief claims only those Dem.
anrats who informed their constiiu-
ents ihey were for certain protective
aieasureH while candidates have the
sight 10 80 vote.
HAS any Senator shown the con.
lIary ia be correctg If SO. who2
Perhaps Senator Stone can shbw
sHat II was agreed aB to the party In
Missouri. but that too. Is doubtful
Those Democratic Senators who
aIaceG asiiish local lutesestH agalntt
- opportunity % be- Of great service
8 lheir country and make The party
namh stand for an honest revenue
IaN as IN ihe giantperlod Of Springer
Morrison Csisp. RecS. Hurd and Nor.
san. have not only driven themselves
into ah lndefensihle position. but have
dano the Democratic party great harm
suffered tina Republic 20 be imner'
led by further collection OF toll fiom
the producing and CONSUMING MISSES
Tor the enrichment Of a few bcnefie-
laflee Who baee already received too
much toll ior ho services they have
rendered society
when one reads 1T the heroic ei-
soft made by Western Republican SEN
atora th.uks Of this pair from Iowa
qlrfFlmeHrditlon and The strongest or
kaulzaii0n any political party ever
had welded together: those two. Dol.
liver au'l Cummlns, lifelong enemies
+ politics but standing shoulder to
shoulder fighting the battles Of 'he
soDple. the action Of some Democrats
from tie West make zeal Democrat
Nant to shed tears.
nthera there are Of the Republic
Ell party who denerve as much credit;
come oF them having sounded the
ae0ple'e battIeory prior 60 the Iowa
Senator's. Uuf ihnse two demanding
saehl aai defylng wrong make repre-
I'm alton i6f staAe taat will 1--we w
history ana be credltable % fepresen'
latlves and N0nstlluenls alike.
Aud le / Il be reiterated again ana
nKain that the people Of he country
wesi Of the Mississippi river are go
lng Ia SPOT those who bow At the
shrine OF Rhode Island That time
'aas ceased 10 be when q man can
hide behind his party and demand s'
ieglanee because Of partisan name
The Wasf demands thrift revision
downward. Thase who oppose that
h@lslon viii have to get their votes ~
the slaIe east OF the Father Of va.
lers-th1y can not get them out here.
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The Memorable Hedad Bygad pfJni;
lnent Republican, has not been hea q
grum on that election law, i is prob