The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-25
NO DISRUPTION AT BALTIMORE.

NO DISRUPTION AT BALTIMORE.
The attention of the public has beer
drawn from the prize ring tactics OF
the republican convention just past,
in Chicago to the meeting CT The ma
tional democracy in Baltimore.
The transition from storm and tur-
mol and strife into the peace and
quiet of the well regulated democratic
household in ,he old city, is like the
drifting of a storm bufeted vessel
from tarpon swept wastes of the south
Atlantic into the still waters OF some
mighty Sargosa sea, where, protected
from the waves of destruction, the
ship of state will quietly float until
such time as the steady hand Of well
qualified helmsman sees fit TO bring
her to the home port.
After months and months OF bick-
erings and bluffs and buster; after
months and months of sCurulous
scandal, vituperation and insult; after
months and months of listening,
the part of the public at large TO the
personal attacks Of the republican
candidates upon each other, the public
can not bring themselves all at once
to believe that really and truly so
perfect a system of harmony can exist
as is at present existing among the
ranks of the countrys democracy.
AS the air becomes permeated with
the electrical fluid in cyclone, or
a thunder storm, so have the nerves
of the people of this nation become
filled with the spirit OF unrest, OF
ruin and strife which has ragged ram
pant across this land for the past
several months and as the man who
has recently gone through the hor-
rors of a devastating cyclone sees in
every little cloud, or hears in the
sighing of every gentle zephyr, the,
destructive cyclone so are some of
our citizens today seeing and hear
ing the first signs and notes of trou-
BILE for the great democracy, even be-
fore the first steps of organization
are taken.
The rallying Of the advance guard
at Baltimore, the assembling of the
forces of the separated candidates
from all over the country now marks
the mobilization, not Of the forces OF
two elements, one OF which will rule
to the ruin and downfall OF the other,
but the gathering together OF a |
mighty congress of democrats work. |
ing an earnest and honest endeavor |
10 eliminate, before the calling to-
gether OF the delegates in convention,
all past acrimonious filings, settling by
arbitration all former dissensions,
leading to the turning over TO the con-
yention Of party of harmony and a
party that will go the limit for the
welfare Of the country.
The republican Who sees in the com
ing TO Baltimore convention of Will |
liam Jennings Bryan, the sure sign |
OF democratic disruption and disquiet-
ude only lets his material eye create !
illusions which his sub conscious eye
wishes 10 see.
Bryan ,on three several occasions,
has been the leader OF the great party
OF Jefferson. On three several times
he has gone down TO defeat before the
money bought votes of the trusts and
their minions, but he is today the
same peerless democrat that ne was
when the leadership of the great party
first fell upon his shoulders at the
Chicago convention sixteen years ago.
The talk that Bryan has gone to
baltimore 10 engender trouble to
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