The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26
STAhDPATTERS FIGHT
WITH Desperation
INTERESTS USING ZIG MONEY
E"o REsoRTIsS 70 ssY MEANS
- EFFORT 70 HlS.

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Go-ge1 with po-e-. he generals Of
ne as.z1dpz:" forces have for years
-.s-eza-de5 the zsl.a-e q tie whole
people 11-il ,odzr --e parry Of Lin
co,, Of Grant, 0: Garfield. Of McKin-
.ey. j. confronted With revolution.
The American people have az last
awakened. and for the first time in
la.f century concentrated effort
lr being made 10 throw Of the shack
els Of blind party feal,y. which have
70 long held in .hraHom the real
desires Of the American people
The ammunition Of this great
"standpat' army has always been
drawn from the money vaults Of the
great corporations, which have since
the days Of high protection sneeren
at The men who fought in the ranks,
while openly pTaising their patriotic
and loyal devotion to duty when the
battle Of ballots was on.
The great republican army this
year however, IS being rapidly thin
ned by reason Of the large Dercen-
tage Of desertions from the ranks,
while panic-stricken the standpat
leaders, entrenched in their high cita-
dels Of protection. are preparing for
a long seige.
The corporations of the country.
which for years have been enriching
themselves at the expense Of the re-
publican voters. Who have hereo-
fore rushed pell nell like sheep after
the bell whether of the flock to the
slaughtering pens. are now thorough
ly alarmed, and a goodly percentage
OF their ill-gotten gains which have
been 20 carrIessly wrung from the
struggling masses for 10 these many
years. is now being piled into the
breach In a frantic effort to retard
the political tidal wave that Is sweep
ing the United States from Maine 20
California and from Michigan 20 the
Philippines, and which will not sub
side until both branches OF the ma
'ional CONGRESS become democratic
and the people come again into their
own
The Interests were first amused
ar the revolutionary antics OF La
Toilette, Beyeidge. Cummins and
heir republican compatriots; their
amusement turned 10 amazemen' /
when Speaker Cannon was partially
shorn Of his czar.like power as die
ator Of the rules OF the house OF rep
which made It impossi-
bic for the people 10 get any remedial
egislatIon The Interests then
sought, by means Of ridlcule, 10 stop
he onward march OF the insurrec.
ionists, but when Hale Of Maine, Al
lrich OF Rhode Island, Flint OF Mich.
gan and Piles Of Washington an
lounced their y1.untary retirement
rom the United states senate, which
lody they for years had so arbitrarily
uled, the utter seriousness OF the