The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-13
WANTS ANEW DEAL

mr jean Kirby, 'Jr., is the author
q . neFfdeal; rather what he wishes
70 proclaim as such. Succeeding the
late editor of the American, Indus
tries" after few months ,pf trial 10
9ead the world to his waytbf fhffik, i,
ing, With ntlsf failure wrNHp A@&a
ssch EFFORT Mrs Kirby has conclddkd
he wishes for new POLITICAL sub.
division. and intimates that. inasmuc,,,
A. the average man has little ability
and less courage. he might be induced
70 lead the party to a land Of milk
snd honey, where special privilege
pasons might basque in the sunlight
and be overjoyed because Of the prof.
its' steadily incoming.
J notwithstanding that Kirby is not
iaree enough to be taken seriously.
4 y well he be considered. He rep
fteents an element In American DO
lhcaI life that Is just awakening
those who imagine they are always
r'eht; transcendantly proper and.
therefore, whose disagrees is an extra
ordinarily bad citizen.
+ I4N American Industries, calling at.
tcntlon to the new deal, says:
-s'* In message to the business
I men or the country. appearing in
y. this issue. Mr. Kirby calls atten-
tion TO the present grave condf-
tioIl Of political unrest, and the
apparent trend Of extremists in
existlng parties toward the enact i,
ment OF radical. un-Amefican and
pefnicious class legifialion In
\ asking Then has not the day
-daFned Ter The formation Of
new political party? Mr.. Kir-
BY emphasizes the fact that thest
conditions warrant the serious
consideration by both the employ
er and employee OF such course
as. rebuke to demagogic politi-
clans Of all political organizations.
Mr.. Kirby also pays tribute to the
many strong, patriotic men In
: congress who strive honestly to
do their duty, and adds. Were Il
not Tor such men as Speaker |
Cannon and others of his kind. !
2 vicious class legislation would be
!, limited only by the desire Of ;
willingness Of petty politicians to
introduce H. K
Naturally. Mr.. Kirby is dispIeased
because the American people do not
ialaam him az the forerunner of good
md prophet OF the innumerable good
lcaIs u come. Many men are thus
Stacked in patriotic efforts to SUD n
,lant reason with their own half J.
,aked opinions. 4
However. II the distinguished young o
ran will but gather his wits about o
i'm. he Will not long be unmindful |,
4 the fact that free government al II
ows little more than two ideas OF h
xpfession n
One OF these allows the individual sl
be greatest possible liberty in the la
eneral aHairs Of state In,
The other allows much liberty. but Il
usikts upon the paternalistic control te
hroigf the Federal power. (,
The iirst is Jeffersonian, Or Demo- "a
ratio: the second is Hamiltonian or h,
epnblicsn m
Kirby Is not different from many
fher. amateur statesmen-tbey gel ~
pmewhere and somehow an idea h,
dyed and. because there was never n,
ne there before. think they have dis HI
,vered the panacea for all states "a
anesaue ills rY
Afferwhile and after being initiated. q,
lev will know more and say less and be
i rili be well for them. Meanwhile. 10
e will rock the cradle OF National 7e
,oRress and continue to advance. IN ~
lite OF new reformers with old cure ar .,'
Is In their carpetbags. IN