The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-12

its continued support 10 encourage
all of thesc institutions. ard calls upon
on. adyersaries 10 point oni which
one OF the Institutions of this state.
created by the Democratic party.
which cares for ana guards the unfor-
tunate or educates our youth they
would strike dowa. abandon or cripple
II they were placed IN control Of this
slate government.
Law Enforcement.
The Democratic party has stood al
WAYS for q strict and vigorous enforce
ment Of all law and pledges rs repre-,
sentatlyes 10 continuation OF that
policy
Election Laws.
The Democratic party Of Oklahoma
stands for fair primary and general
election law, with all boards TO be
bipartisan and the members OF the
same to receive endora. neat OF the
Respective parties prerequisite TO ap-
pointment
Good Roads.
We call attention 10 the laws here
tolore passed providing for the build
ing oI good road and we promise to
pnrsue the policy thus inaugnrated.
Constitution.
We are proud oi lhe coasiilulion
which our party has given t0 the peo
p,e aud obligate ourselves 10 maintain
IL Il is integrity. The eaOrcemant
Of rs provisions should be- committed
10 rs friends who have steadfastly
npheld aud defended Ii and not sur
rendered INTO the hands Of It's encm.
les who have done everything pOasi.
bic 10 Il e.edll il aud render u IN
opera. yf
Corporations.
Ne recognize The fact that corpora
iions ere absolutely essential TO the
proper growth and development of
The state. and laws should be 80 fash
iCned and administered az 30 enconr.
&c lesiIimaI corporations 10 DO busi.
ness here. We realize, however. thar
corporations, like individuals. are eue
ceptble OF division into ESQ classes.
the good and the bad 10 an cofpora
lions honestly conducting tt ir bnsis
ness and faithfully observing Our
laws We welcome into our state and
pledge 10 them the protection Of ont'
laws. but 10 those who violate onr
statutes viii 6nd in tha Democratic
party an nyineiblr enemy aud an un
fonqnerable foe
Antitrust Legislation
The laws OF Oklahoma on Ills SUD
iect speak for themaelYcs Whore
laws OF similar title In the nation and
in many states are but an ineffective
theory. the antl-ttust laws Of okla
! ORA have proven Il reality.
we note the dpmesiieati0n in Okla.
foma Of TIE pipe line companies. ami
the successful prosecution Of trus.s
and nionopo,ies: and We point 20 Tie
facl that while the rights OF the peo'
ME are being protected. and embarl,s.
fne Obstacles incident 10 the first feg
years of law enforcement being r..
moved yet none Of our laws have
proven 70 be unjust or unreasonable
from thu standDoint OF the great lef +
timgte enterprises. and Oklahoma Is
rapidly approaching the realization %
the shirt OF state constitution
which gays tfat the weak and ths
strong. the rich and the poor. the II.
borer and the capitalist shall earn
have equal protection under the laws
The remocratic polcy IN Oklahoma
has declared the right Of every ela-
Tent Of ohy ctlzenship TO be hea
with naiIeni consideration by the reit
reseniafixes pf Bll claa<es and as 4
result af this poiiey. tiie agricultural
classes and tI4 Iaib0rlng rasaes IN
general n Oklnhoma have bad more
to d ~iil formulating The coDstilll
i;Qn and tlf laws 0f nur state than II
ny other contribution or code os laws
eef wfiitens ard vi We challenge
sur asserssfiss - ueIut tp ana one es
ths nnnierpus provisions for the pro
tfciion and beiieiii oi the toiIIhe MAS