The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-07
HARMOA'S ne ELECTION
GENERALLY CONCEDED
People FInIcky Over IallfI-
Insurgents Looking for
Fighting Leaders

Cleveland 0 Sent 3-"All ahol 70
pieces was The way veteran Renun
lcan politiclal Of the Old school sum.
mel up the Republican sIimtion IN
The tate iha morning Harding Il
4 good man great c1mpagner
they all make that point wiil muen
enthusiasm and the cahvenlion
w~aiei him All reht Hut dou't BE-
heye here iG much aope'
Here he paused 20 pui nard % his
cigar two or three tines and puIl out
the smoke.
there's iusl one thing could beat
harmon Tor reelection as governor
and even that migat not anu lI.g gay
II won't happen
What J. thai
Maybe Ro lsevelt Could
m Theodore Roosevelt wauld comn
nto the state an make 4 few speech
es for the ticket We might pun him
through hut he wont 'fhata the
only feasoa we conalderTJlm Garfield
and Nick l.ongworth Tor governor We
dldn't want EN- bull we figured that
Ii one u them was nominated Roose'
welt would have TO come into OAic
ana make a Campaign Iut the con
YentiCn wouldn't see 1t thai WY and
/ guess we're licked Say what 10
that rampant Ko0gh Rider going 70
do to us anyhow Is he golng TO ful
AGAIN
That represented the machine view
Of the situation The speaker was a
.ountry banker visiting in Cleveland,
Ind opposed to Roosevelt as men
ice to business" as well as ON politi-
al grounds. Then he vent on to ey-
press his views of presideat Tait =
"a good man, deslrous not 10 disturb
business, but q misiit IS president
TOO easy going,
And he was under no Illusions a. 10
the shape OF the party In the state.
He couldn't see why, but the tariff law
had just raised Nei In Ohio Some.
nov people were getting finnicky, ne
said
A year ago, just after the Wlnona
speech o reporter for the Star visited
this city and Columbus, and reported
that the talk vas JUST 4 insiiigent as
aas 10 be heard Ia Kansas Ia the IN
H. yening year the 4ilustlcn from the
) llar teAihicat .-sndpoint haa
grown worse.
An insui3 gent state
Il am Republican coctor re.
marked On the street car thi5 morn
Ing, but I'm dead sore I'm goIns TO
gote for HIrmol and don't happen 10
know any Republican among nay ac-
quain,anee3 wn1 ISN'T
That Is the soIt Of talk yon hear
everywhere Ohio Is Insnrgent An
important Democratic newspaper it
is related. notified shnie OF The party
leaders thai 1t vas ready To support
an ir5urseni iur governor even
sganst Harmon
SO there - 4 lui Oi disgust express.
"a here abOul8 over The illntre OF tle
Insurgents 90 make more oi Stir Ia
The party convention
They lei lhemeelyts get licked loo
easily" an ObeGli0 college proiesso
esid today "G3ngreasman Iiowland
OF Cleveland was the insu gents flooI
leader IN the convention lle got cold
ieei and we're all cnssng him said
he had done everything that could
be expected OF him. and quit Thf
regulars didn't know there had beer
"a fight you don't see Ballinger anc
Cannon and those fellows quitting tina
way They stick We nceIi some figh'
ers here IN Ohio | think Harmon
belong 70 the cid school | believe ht
would put property rights over hum
an rights Bur I am going 10 vote io
him mal the same
No, ONO has about the same polt
ical creed rs Kansas. But II dldB'
have stnbbs aud Brisiow and Murdoch
aud Bill White % write the platform
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