Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-10
LOOK ro TIN rrrrnr. NOR THE FAST.

@LWAYS idle r not absolutely foolish, to speculate
as to Ia, causes C election surprises let us rather
INI look to the future than the past The result OF
e. Tucrdoys voting first OF all rcbukc to the
Republican party this be admitted crst rather than
last We msy then if We desire, debate It out whether
OF not that rebukc merited Considering the propo-
ston from the average standpoint ana further
considering the paucy of which he could put his
only weapon tbs ballot believe the robuke jus-
fled Understand these observations apply the nation
ot large and in sense to Oklahoma
The record OF the last congress could not soon be-
forgotten "Thc Republican party is divided The op-
rostion had pathway made smooth 'rhc result was
meutablc--has been inevitable for many weeks, The
World considers the less valuable the country att
brge than 10 the Republican party
What viii the Democrats do with thc bear now that
they have caught him? There's the rub Running to-
gother and fun the of the chase n
perfect accord but only because of that lust the same
dscordaut End hopelessy divided elements that worred
during the tariff session Of the congress The country
the Democrats the victory in order to rcbu,e the
Republican olgorchy but the country expects the Demo-
cratic party to its yicoy the country desires
Can II dc it? can champ clark and Fitzgerald ever
line of legislative action? can the Democrats
of Missouri Nebraska and other states of the West and
Central West come TO accord with tn forces of wall
street and rammaul l.uo can Bryan and his famous
SIX million ever bring themselves to stand in harmony
with Morgan and Mutphy2
Those .rc she Gucstons Pig rusuess financed
Democracy Tues,ul wan undervrittcu every
bond the party doatcd during the last campaign The
organization thai offered bryan the nation and per-
mltted itself for sixteen years be guided by his
sells in 1910 calmly tool, board directors the
forces that Bryan spent his stewardship fighting This
is the price paid for victory Principal has boon traded
for power patriotism has been sold Ior pclL aud the
political market place of wan street Democracy has
hrazcnH traded its traditions In order to become the pro-
tector Of those special interests against whose improper
activities tho American people are thoroughly aroused.
The opportunity presented the party OF Abraham Lin
coin grand has the opportunity far doing that
which could have done while holding the rcins OF
power and filled with the JOY of victory ognng itself
sQuarely ana fairly with the American people
OF no avail to say that the rcocuouary element of
the Republican party has brought the organization to It's
present plight although that the simple truth. The re-
Octonares would reply that insurgency ull The
fact remains that the dominant orcuni@lon in the party
had become scondaously allied with certain interests
honest great principals could not re.
ss the demand OF their conscience Insurgency resulted
Then came the fight IN the opon; the attempts whip
somebody into line. regardless OF principal; acrimouy
chaos route defeat II may he worth while TO obser,c
that insurgents" were defeated Tuesday. and from
that draw lesson Invaluable to the orderly COM
posing of Republican differences prepare ror
two years hence Those who believe the people win bel
ready to swing TO the rcaotonary position two years
from now harborug dangerous auitous thought
II will be The opportunity offered the Republican,
party be embraced in that manner Big Business
has made cause with Democracy In that con.
don exists the Republican partys brightest hope
The very best of the election was the announce.
,hatt tho tio hntaI
that work Wl begin Immediately
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