The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10
CREDIT IS GIVEN
| WORLD BY D0RAH
1daho Senator Says
Papers Fight Wins
for Harreld.
|G0RE NOT SURPRISED
! Chirks He Can Win and
Points to Party Disaster
Under Present Course.
|usroaY GROWING BIGGER
I'D Of Congressman-elect Is
Increased to More Than
1900 Votes.
|GoRE NOT SURPRISED
|vc1oay GROWING BIGGER

WsgkI WhhnEWn D"
pss, psilding. 49,.
w.HUNdTuN. Nov. s.--"Credit
.,- A. victory Of Judge Harreld In
N. F,fth district belongs chiefly 70
~. str.Irht American doctrines
.-,..e,.d in Oklahoma by the Tulsa
world Senator william Il. 'Borah
Of Idaho. said today.
-roo much credit can't be given 70
m Tulsa World for this result.
s..stor Borsh said. "lt has maze
S,Syr American fight from tho be-
rsSias a this issue, and the effect
~ Asinr recorded. Just as fast es
". hnts are carried to the people
g. "A they understand what this really
~ toswit, . betrayal of Amer.
4. ipdspspdence and surrender or
N control of American institutions
IA the domination OF foreign powers,
ther rstsct Il American inter ests
mi always be safe In the keeping OF
the people when the people under-
Uand the facts. The canned propa-
randa OF such un-American orgnni-
sations az the league TO enforce
peace may mislead senator's, but II
A,annot mislead the people very
Hang. G. @ =.
Senator Thomas =. Gore deplored
the path which the democratic
party has taken, leading to defeat:
| Speaking OF recent elections ana
particularly to the election In the
Fifth Oklahoma district. Senator
Gore nid
'T am sad but unsubdued. ! have
feared the fact that we were riding
fast for a fall. During the last two
years I have posted a good many red
signals al grade crossings and at
open draw bridges. There has been
too much intolerance and too little
llberall,y. Too little freedom of
thought and speech and action In
the democratic party. We have
been driving people out Of the party
instead OF settlng them into the
party. Democratic leaders with
more real than prudence have been
prescribing democratic principles
and policies and then subjecting to
ostracism or death democrats who
ven,ured to differ In the slightest
detail.
The president said mo league OF
nations was not a partisan question.
II democratic managers have in
listed upon making 4, without re-
ervations the test OF party fidelity,
The result has been uniform. I'm
merciful disaster hasSfollowed fast
and faster. II this III advised
pclicy be persisted In next year It
wv require no astrologer to cast the
bsroscope OF defeat.
The league was the issue in Ken
!leky, and we lost the state by So
Wv II helped make the majority
ssaimt US In Massachuetts 1fb 600.
Ihe lrhh displayed their displeasurs
IN New York and reversed a ma
}orl,y OF 100000. We carried Mary
'and ey only 1865 votes.
Tm same percentage OF loss
wnien We suffered In the Fifth Okla
noma distric, would have carried
.ne STATE against us by from fifteen
TO twenty thousand"
Astsd what effect he thought the
roait would have in his race next
(e1 senator Gore said he believed a
pc could lead his party to victory
IN svery doubtful district
inc Oklahoma election created a
sehsucn In Washington today fAt-
w suenuon was paid TO the result
was looked on az safely demo-
49, c when The morning papers car
a me news that Judge Harreld
o,C.ead nead interest picked up and
n.,s" OF all grades and both
T.. oeseiged the Newspaper Of
60 or sent telegrams IN Okjabop m N
e,,,. VT me latest returns Demo
"a .sIe downcast by ahe result
"pupneans were jubilant.