The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-31

Az, xaster,,ay Ne rerclved rrpe'r's !"
Nv .,,'.,',,,,.v ,f canlilmiLsin In Hniti
..,Ie has bnh 100 years q 'rla' ~ w
sta,ns ~ Ills Uiiion WIN
,, FACILITY II eulsure aud progress
md no has not pr,Tlurea one ian 49,
has added Il feathers we'S"' ~ ~
nrov,ess of humanity. IN nu hou' :.
,na ,,,,nss tho dominion Of the Ten Ifea'
.tatas of the south was given n'"'
sr .,r,grl. a sat,rnaIia ol
hfalny followed yo., ns,
answer. The corruption ot ms p'rs
once In our body politie Is beyoho .ne
,,,ver Of reckoning we drove ,a'
narnatharrcr from our midst, put 'ue
scol,was our native product, Is ~
wavs With us to fatten on the c"'rup
t,,n and breed death to society. Ane
asrn.t,apper was wolf, the scaiaWhs
nc.nu The one Is II highway man
the other sneak d,
80, ,onr MS the negro Is FACTOR !"
our noliticnl life will violence ana cur
rnntion staiu our history. we ehnho'
sfford lonc er to play WIN N''ie"N~'
we must remove the cause
,sufrrnre in America has toncheu 'nu
,.,rast ia. mud Of degradation. "
n our cities and our southern ciV'ii"n''''
are to be preserved, there must Ut
:, ra,orn to the sanity Of the founders o'
10 this republic. -
i. "a government Of the wealth. v'r'u'
and intelligence Of the community W
IN ~. debnsca and the criminal II re
, ~ harbarism to which no race
n freemen can submit
- oshall the future North cafolinla
~ M IN Anglo Saxon or hu'at'"
X rhot IA the question before YOU
ar "Natious are made by men, no.
,u paper constitutions and payer na''o' w
=" ~ We we arc not fyVse nave .Se + es,ialIrn hrys
tw necause our pioneer fathers. wi
ve cleared the wilderness aud dared II
ne might of kings, were freomcn Ii WI
nd IN their blood, the tutelage Of gencri
III tion on generation beyond The seas, tn
OF evolution Of centuries OF struggle an
t. sacrifice,
"lf you can make men out OF pape
NJ then 1t Is possible with n scratch Of
ID pen IN the hand OF madnlan to trans
ne foru by isagic Il million snyns into
-. million kings.
II I'VE grant the negro the right 10 life
oi liberty and the pursuit of happiness
he can be happy without exercIsln,
rs kingship over the Anglo Saxon race o
ii dragging us down to his level. But |
e be eAnnot find happiness except IN lord
!, Ink II over superior race, let him lool
. FOR another world In which to rule
/ There is not room for both of ny ol
u this continent"
!, Again and again CASTOR raised his
hand to stlll the mad tumult Of ap
u pause his words evoked.
"And we VIII fight 1t out on this line
! II II takes hundred years, two hun.
I, drcd, Ave hundred, or thousand. II
took Spain 800 years to expel tho
) Moors. when the time comes the An.
= glo- Saxon can do In one century what
, the Spanard did In eight.
I'VE have been congratulated on our
| self restraint under the awful proyoca.
I tion Of the past four years. There IL
A limit beyond which we dare not 10.
for ut this point self restraint becomes
Z pusilIanimous and means the loss Of
manhood"
He then reviewed with thrilling
power the history OF the state and the
proud part played In the development
OF the republic. He showed how this
border wilderness OF North Carolina
became the cradle Of American delnoc.
racy and the typical commonwealth
az freemen
He played with the heart strings of
his hearers In this close personal his.
tory AS great master touches the
strings OF harp. His voice was now
low and quiyerlng with the music OF
passion, ana then soft and caresslng.
He would swing them from laughter
to tears In single sentence. and In
the next the lightning fash of n fierce
lnvectye drove into their hearts It's
keen blade so suddenly the vast crowd
started as one man and WINGED at lts
power.
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