The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

BY the state Demucratc conNcntVil
IN Oklahoma City. August III:
Mo endorse oul Democratic seua
tors and repreAeniatyea in 'ho cor
gress ol The United states And IA
View of the pending Investigation I"
indian affairs we express our con
tinned confidence in the honor and
integrity al 3enatoi Gore and eorp
mend his cnurAzeods stand 10 the in-
terest III fair leatins Tor the Indians
and Tor honesty Ia the government
Oh this the thiesh6i az the thiri
state caInpaigt Since entrusted with
power, the lle 10 fatlt party of on
lahoma greGta he citi2enanlp nf The
state ana nation, eXuliant IN the tfi.
umphant SUCCESS OF its advanced
principles of modcrn government anc
progressive craftsmanship uDSis
mayed hy the aspersions and assaults
oi the representatives OF special Id.
terest AZ home and abroad, Il greets
| the people OF the State and nation
with It's constltution. It's legislation
and its candIdafeR. proud and trum-
phant over every opposition and yig-
orous In It's patriotic purposes. It
again invites the cooperation Of all
lovers Of good government
I Ci Janic Law.
Alter prolonged period Of misrule
the hopeless people Of the two terri
tories avniled thmselyes Of the earli-
est opportunity to be relieved OF the
buldens under which they Travelled
1 IN Int a "a
fldently entrusted TO our party the
duty Of formulating It's organic law
and vltallzIng II by appropriate legis'
latlon. The marked success achieved
has been due to the active co-opcra
tlon and sympathy OF the honest peo
pie OF all parties, and in spite Of and
over the malignant slander OF yena
: organization and press representing
N its purpose the destruction OF the
good achieved We deplore the In
jury real or seeming, this organize
Ion has done the business and othel
interests of the state. and AS evidence
OF It's hypocrisy, point 10 the fact tina
while condcmnlng the constitution
II has never assaulted Il BY any pro
posed amendment We congratulate
The citizenship Of the state IN tho fac
that every pledge made has been lul
iilicd, every duty assumed met. an
that though chargcd with the respUn
sibilitv Of four great Legislative ~
semhlles. deDllng with plenary pnwe
with the great monicd interests o
the states aud nation, 40 agency ba
yet had the tnInerlty 90 charge an
one OF them OF ANY member thetoo
with dishonesty, bribery or graft
Faith in Party.
We r,aifirm our faith Nv and at
herence 10 the fundamental principle
ol the Democratic party as proclalu
cd by the founder oi the party an
adhered 10 by ai lovers ci good go
crnment
We endorse Tic wise leadership {
Gov c n iiasiEeft tha admnistrntio
IL public affairs ia this state by n
Democratic party. In the ieglslatlN
executive aud Judicial branches
government. as able and economical
No party In the history OF the cou
try is capable ~ showing rccoI
OF achievement mich surpasses Il
state since statehood. Every pledl
made TO the people has been fully :
deemed In substantlatlon OF IN
statement We point With pride to Il
fact that among the pledges made
the people 10 our previous platfor
may be mentioned the separation
the races hi schools and In traveliI
improved revenue laws sale OF part
the public building lands, banking le
,a isiatlon. fee and salary leaislatio
j. good roads legislation, laws Whit
q. preserve the natural gas OF our sta
ar end encourage the development
Is the oil Industry aud protects the
ta dependent producer. and likewise Il
n. islation promotlve of the interests
ar the agricultural. labor and busine
nj inid1ests Every one Of these ,
ae mands have been enacted Into la
"a and the Democracy OF the state stan
r.. pledged for the continuance OF the
policies.
We submit. therefore, that
Democracy OF this state Is entitled
the continued confidence OF lts G
,u zenahlp because IL has fully kept fa
:" with them.
Labor.
Ic The man who lnbors Is entitled
- the first and highest conslderati
Without labor there Is no progr'
and the Democratic party OF this 81
has demonstrated that II can be
oel pended upon to conserve the rights
~ Oklah0ma's ;oilers. Enumeration
y. its benef.cent laws on the subject
!, unnecessary; in both CONSTITUTE
'n and statute they are recognized
an the nisst advanced OF any state In
all nation: we pledge a continuation
The righteous policy producing th'
and in keeping herewith approve
= precedent set by Oregon and Hin
to a maximum work day OF ten no
, In occupations other than domcl
\ and agriculture.
Agriculture.
No single interest Of our ST
; stands higher IN importance than !
Of agriculture. And We pledge
Democratic party 10 continuance
the advanced policies which b
marked ityshiBtory TO this time.
{ We favor The Oklahoma agrlcul
' aI and Industrial system oi educati
the continuation Of all the laws l
ID force governing said sygien;
preservation OF tie prescul pow
Of tho board Of Agriculture and 90
cd Of olectng the same AMI . "a
eient appropriation 10 euah!e
tinua,iun Of the whoiesJne Torf
said hoard
Banking Law.
We fator the rgnrr4 On al Ions