The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-01

9NlN 2lhNitH AutuWuble institute,
Rochester, NJ Y.
publican press would only tell the
tsuth In regard to what happened and
tile reasons for IL much GOOD would
result IN the final vote on the SUB
stitWr every republican memhor and
all Of the democratic mombers voting
on tEc subject, except two voted fol-
the substitute II Il seldom that thr
entire administration Of State rc
.ceives such commendalion at the
hands Of It's political opponents
Who b attacking the constitution or
this State2 fho ls responsible fof
the murderous onslaughCs upon the
Magma ChAta? less than z months
ago President Taft IN speech al
PheouiN, Atiz attacked the document
adopted by the citizenship Of Okla
homa, declaring Il 70 bo Geological
garden of cranks and dcnoIuring ID
.and every feature theron imnedod l0i
The bettetnant OF tAe entire people oj
tn state Closely following upon this
opening gun in theiI campaign. in
junction suits We're flied in the led
eral courts TO restrain thp State Cor
poration Commission from enforcing
the reduction in freight rates and lt
orders OF regulation OF corporations
The two cent fare clause 81 the con
stitutlon, Of much Importance to overy
citizen Is HOW a subject IN the iedcral
courts The collection Of gross rev
erpe and ad yaofeu taxes IRON the
corporations II also being held al
through inlunotuns obtained III tre
tederal courts EYay effort lssbeina
tmade to pipe natural gas orr n ihM
state and efforts to restai snc
high-hndel procedure q blocked
through nlWlrtions hWols resD1ns
g.blc for these conditions? Who l.
behind these efforts to cake from tht
citizenship Of Oklahoma lheir rIghta
to conduct their own affairs Without
federal interference The people Of
this stale have but to refresh their
memory Of the speech at phneniN
Arizona and To rccall to mind the
campaisn which has beoa on eyer
since.
There are tae phrases which arc
worked overtime by tAe republican
press when publishing articles whca
are intended to reflect ON the dcnN
lcratic administrations they arc, y. g.
said, and 10 is run0red Papers
Hh1 publish the truth never resort o.
such combinations OF words. They are
The property Of those who have an axe
TO grind and one VIII be surprised at
tlie amount Of times they appear in
some publications who are autagou.
istlc 70 Che democratic party What
The people want Is tho truth aud not
iltiauatioaa Ia newspaper
Wile the hand played sweet music
and the big Corporation CommissioG
Chiei was leaslAng on Che good things
at the festal board Of Judge o Bryan,
the citizens ai Tho city were gathering
IN The ynrd anSiaaa that the BIZ chief
would appear and he dli Wen he
said it was O surprise 10 him. and u
sure was, sel that ia just the treat
imcnt That the folks out horc alwaya
igye their BIZ on Wo are sure proud
Of him
/ II was q good thiag TO hca- liis
voice agaln as he spoke The tender
words 0l appreciation and sounded the
note OF warning 10 ihe old boys OF
his early aoauaintaRce lle tod hhN
be had lived to zee little girls grow
into womanhood and The little boys 70
manhood, and how Whenever any
stranger came oyer 70 this country
and then back to the Capital that ihey
always brought hm The good nefs
that the folks over hore spoke "eil o.
him, ard how much be loved them i0'
lr. He said that ll}e people never tol'
any bad things he had done but tha
they always told the good things. H'
tod us that the situation IN this eof
eminent had resolved itself into tI'
proposltlon. Shall the corporations
run this government Or The people.
He said that the amendment propose
BY the railroads to Art 9, Sec w9ui
be detrimental 10 the powers and woi
Of the Corporation Commission Wei
We cheered Uncle Jack just like "
ought 10 have done. Feeling onrseiye
ven repaid ior being there e hea
aim we went On an way IeiNtf fip y !
the achievements aua cdurafr ~ Y u
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