The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-28
Judge G. B. Stewart, Of Oklaho.
ma City, Addressed the Viii
son-MaFshall Club at Meet
ing Last Night
SUMS UP POLITICAL
SITUATION CONCISELY
Thinks Sherman Anti Trust Law
will Be Swept from the Stat
ute Books If Taft or
Roosevelt Els cted

Had the people Of chickasha known
Of the treat that was furnished the
Wilson-Marsnail club at the city hall
last night instead 5f the scattering
crowd that hardly half filled the lower
floor Of the auditorium, that edifice
would have been packed 70 its capac.
ity The treat was an impromptu
speech By Judge c 3. Stuart OF Okla.
homa City IN lsllch he summed up the
present situation Of national politics
In a manner probably never surpassed
in this city.
$. q DurbIn, tho speaker Of the
evening, sent word that Il was impos-
aible Tor him to appear, and upon the
suggestion OF Judge Frank ". Bailey
delegation was sent to a local hotel
10 invite Judge Stuart to address the
Wilson and Marshall club. TO which be
kindly consented.
In his opening remarks Judge Stuart
said that this was a year when the
people can find all sorts oi a man TO
vote tor rio three prasidestial cam.
didaies. Taft Roosevelt and Wilson,
represenl three men hsld.ag three
separate and distinct IDEAS He said
that Taft represented the privileged
class and yet had been repudiated by
a part oi his own party, that when he
stepped before the American people
four years ago be was the best
equipped man Tor the presidency I'm
the United States, having a record as
a great lawyer great statesman and
a great and just judge behind hiM,
but that after his election be had
been surrounded In Washington By
men and interests that know what
they wEpt, aud knowing. usually SET
H. That he had fallen a victim TO
the big Interests and had made an alb
solule failure as president Of the
United states.
In Roosevelt he sand is another spec
tacular character and referred to ting
Bcn Mooser aa one VINO can change
bis opinions as last as ihe stars fade
at night" la said that this year
Roosevelt has absolutely turned his
back upon the principles for which hs
stood four years ago, eight years age
and twelve years ago. Roosevelt he
said has turned aboutface IN regard
10 the principles embodied in the Ok
lahoma constitution which ne once
scorned and said to the committed
that took the Oklahoma constitution
to the White House. where Is the d.
thing anyway Take It 10 the secre
tary Of war lTaip, | can't afford K
have what think Of It printed in che
public press" And now in this cam
paign.n said Judge Stuart Roosevelt
has adopted each and every principle
Of the Oklahoma constitution, prlnci
pies that six years ago he scoffed a
and ground under his heel 40 no
worthy OF his consideration HI
said chat Roosevelt Is Aman that Is s.
infatnnted with public Nliie and th
limelleht that he cannot retire to pr
vate life as did Washington, Jeliel
son, Madison or Cleveland.
Judge Stuart referred @ Woodro'
Wilson as the best equipped man io
president in the United States today
He said that no man surpasses Wilso
In learning. that Wilson has devote
his life to study OF the America
people. ard that hla history Of Oh
American people stands too,y III
equalled IN a work Of that nature Il
is wise. ne is cautious, he is just an
he Is a man that can absolutely not
controlled by a trust said the iudg
IN summing up and forecasting u
results Of the November electio
Judge Stuart said in part. "Roos'
Welt can't carry New York, Pennss
vania nor single middle westel
state. DO yOu think that a man III
Roosevelt can carry the solid SOU
that has gone to The polls year aft
year for more than half century az
voted straight Democracy Woodro
Wilson will carry the solid SOUTH Ne
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, ~