The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-21
CoryeIl Quits Taft and Affiliates
with Followers Of Wilson
and Marshall Gives
His Reasons
YOUNG MEN ARE TO
ENLIST In CAUSE
Interesting Meeting Held by w.
and vi. Club Ladies Receiy-
ed as Honorary Members
Club Continues to Grow

Marking the first open come out
among q number of local Republicans
who ayow their purpose to cast their
lot with Woodrow Wilson, at the meet
ing the Wilson and Marshall club, held
at the city hall last night. DR. Martin
Coryeil, a life long Republican, was
received as a member "on profession
Of faith, declaring that he would cast
bis ballot for the nominees Of The Bal
timore convention.
The name Of Dr. Coryen was pro-
posed for membership by Dr. A. S.
Riddle and the application was accept
ed by acclamation Called upon for
remarks, the new member said, =
have been a Republican all my life
casting my first vote for Hayes in
1876. Four years ago / voted for Taft
but 1t almost made me sick and | have
regretted # ever since. While | have
always voted tie national Republican
ticket, / have not always been a thor
ough partisan. Ny first vote in Chick
asha was cast for a Democratic can.
didate for mayor ]. Il. Venable, and
voted Tor a Democratic candidate
/ for governor Of Kansas. don't claim
70 be a Democrat but / shall support
/ Wilson because / believe he will
make The hest president
Responding to the invitation adopt
ed at the last meeting on motion Of Or,
Riddle, ladies' made their first appear
anee at the meeting last night and
three were received as honorary mem
bers- Miss Annie Wade O'Neill, Mrs
Texa Williams and Mrs. Bowen Miss
/ O'Neill and Mrs, Bowen were called
upon for talks and they made briei
/ responses
Mrs. Williams was invited to read q
paper on Democracy at the next meet
ing Of the club and will appear at that
time
/ FHroilment Of new members was ths
4 first thing on the program at thi
meeting Col Ike Cloud presented
large list of names aud a number whs
+ were present for the first time affil
lated with the organization
A new feature 81 the clubs aotlYiti
was launched when the WAYS AM
means committee was authorized t
take steps toward organizing youni
meus. Wilson and Marshall club. A
the next meeting there win be an a6
dress especially directed to Young me
and it is hoped that a large numbe
viii be enlisted in the cause.
Alger Melton. who was on the pry
gram for the principal address Of th
. evening was unayoidably preFente
from appearing and instead imprompt
/, talks were given by Mart Louthan,
+. Riddle. Col O'Neill. john owsle
and others. Mr. Louthan urged tn
importance .of arousing the intereI
of q larger number of members IN Ii
club work and suggested that at Il
j. next meeting the men folks brir
their wives. daughters and swee
hearts. Lets make it a Kind OF &c
b together family gathering, said
aand have a good time for everygody
n L. Riddle predicted the electil
OF Wilson by a landslide but So
Democrats should keep busy until &
battle Is over Two years ago sa
he. 7 heard Col. Roosevelt speak
q. Denver. and i made up my mind th'
that he had resolved to be a candida
for president again on a popular ph
form and subsequent events eonilf
II. ed this. ] don't believe, however, Il
he viii fool many Of the people W
sd was right when he said the trni
flourished more under Roosevelt tn
ever before or since and the peoi
win not accept his promises now,
Quoting from Carlyle's "Fren
On Revolution" wherein the great Engl
ed writer predicted the spread Of
m. spirit Of democracy till it permeal
ed the whole world, Col o'Neill said t
to prophecy was being fulfilled. F'
nd China had caught the new spi
AZ Trusts ard combines which Ind gr
ually robbed the people Of their