The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-15
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The Hklcs arc Frightening IN the east Love of couu
try and devotion to the constitution is inipciling men
everywhere to shea the mask Of ultra partsanism
and stand forth for right regardless Of party The
address General Freezing, Stnddate forothe ugted
States senate, delivered before tho kwanis club Mon
Gay would have been mpoasIbe FOR Oklahoma
politician a few years ago Because In those days men
appeared ready and wiling to make most any com
promise with principle In order to win votes Tor them
selves Hut the hope of the nation today ia that po-
ltcai candidates Will subordinate individual ambitions
1.-The lust for victory FOR principles that ndlssou
bly, linked with the destiny or America and it's lnstl-
tutions
General FreolinR to Tulsa a democratic can.
didate but he spoke American citizen, And he
left behind him very general impression that he N
qualified for the duties he aspIres to perform Not
alone that he inspired his audience and he performed
very worth while service in tanning into brighter
blaze the spirit of independence and patriotism that
has always burned In Tulsa but that in recent months
has to throw out It's warmth and cheer 10 other
sections.
There arg other kinds OF autooracy than that ot
William H." said General Freezing 'lt are
to country from despotlsm OF even more
disastrous character. you and must fight to pSe-
herve our rights under IN, American flag and tho
constitution Of the United states"
splendidly put And night" Is the word To fight
involves sacrifices always It requires courage. deter
mlnation. devotion And these arc tho attributes in
sidernton for party organisation Of any can
he considered In the face of the nations need ana This
point tho speaker developed further when he said
The world be made safe FOR democracy
The word democracy not be taken o refer
TO the political party Tor today party lines are
being oblltpratcd Men and America
must look above party lines All parties must
work together h TO HAye the constitution OF
these United states
Thp thought sound, but We would amend al
slightly. what the speaker should have said Is that
alln IN a,
In the campaign takes an une9uvocai stand for
the principles essential to the preservation Of America
and It's traditions For parties cnanot work together
And again.
Every have the opportunity 10 work /
81 Tor his lvinE. Today sinister power rlises lts /
head. Strikes here and strikes
Policemen aud other pescr officer. have no right /
to strike when the police OF no-ton dunucd the
UNIFORM OF service. put ON their badge and took
oath UNFOLD law and order and ihru
Ranized into union and struck, turning over the Il
city 20 thugs and lavhrprkers. they committed /
treason and should have been shot az sunrise
II Is pleasant indeed hear such uttproncrs from
. man seeking hgh office. When candidates begin to
understand that they bound 10 win but are
bound TO be right and In harmony with the purposes
~ the government they aspire 20 scrye the clouds
ot danger viii rou away General Freezing accom-.
rshod niur hy his Tulsa visit and speech tie
n they aspire receive the support of Tus, men and
women. ir has mot ,hc issues suuarcly Oils OPP.
ponents must Hotgo or cyadr or seek To- ride into
office th, sHr's Of others ur slide .n under thc.
blanket of pnr..stn..r1.