Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-30
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Irefef.e TIE democratic Itea of NIX.
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fy-t n al things II fzrt, when ~s
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reach pare democracy. some others
, HON Nc have o.,.-I o. behind - II.
, -t.-a! progress car leach - gone
lessons iH popular Egvcruaieu, For
ls'ance. the s5yernment Of Grea. .
rtisin. yhIle uomlra.ly a monarchy.
s mg-h more sensitive &C The ~lu Of
he people than is our government. !
'1 other Elrcp.--n nations. who loot 7
p the American rep 5l- a. the high :
- s1ampIo o. human attainment IN { .
lDf lar rule. the art-al admiris-ra- !,
i've powers can be deposed in a day I
they d. not agree with the Kill Of Q
be people. Here We have to put ID ..
'tth what ~e have for a tern CT four a
cars before We can accomplish the a
hanles that the French can brlnz 10 :
ass in a few hours 4
when all is said. democracy f.
ound 70 Be. not a form Of govern
lent but a more Of LIE. Il is not 4
PEELED IN terms q political forms.
~ is q condition ruling 10 the hearts =
the people. n the older forms Of
atlonal life. where society was
'rmed on 'he basis Of the advance
.ent Of the few a. the expense Of the
any democracy Tas az Z discount.
ihercser We come to the point OF
arboung this class idea then. in
zed. are we Cn the brink Of losing o.
lr democratic ideals. and when ~e
Q g o, our deals the substance Is
lc 20 pass away. The American na- g..
N was bull. on ideals. The CHEZ I'M
cal was the absolute equality Of the "a
shts Of every individual citizen. In Al
real democracy the aim is 70 develop n
the highest extent the possibilities 81
the individual. and its cardinal AN
inciple Is that each person has the co
me right 10 share in all the gains ia
civilization. II matters not wheth- ella
We have a president and congres, "a.
now constituted: It matters rot Re
lether we have a big army or a. lit ~
one-thcse are o-ffy details and 10 fla
affect the fundamental principles sp,
which oar republic is the leading vim
position. Ttc peril comes To- us me me
len people ret tired OF exercising Ma
ar rights under q popular form ol all