The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Barometer Of Public Opinion
Thc Cn,.Mn.on ncmcdics.

Cox 10 continue the present disturbed condi-
uon of affairs In the United states IL elected.
Harding To remove the cause ana rebuild for
better.
COX says Wilson is right ana The G. o. ?. is
1ll wrong after It's rule Of ~ years and its
building OF tho greatest governmental insti-
tSl OF America.
wilaoh has said that only democrats can rule
!gut The nation differed with him and put
ny In his soup two years ago
senator James Reed Of Missouri Is the best
man. In the democratic party but good men are
not invited It seems, 10 the councils Of de-
mocrury.
private life on account OF his failure as pres
hcnt.9
EDITOR TULSA world.--It Is to be seen from the
q correct the evils that now beset us. and 10
Improve the condition and situation Of the coun-
ty generally, and they say it can be done and
n intrusted TO their hands and keeping 1t will
be done at once.
Then Just following this proffer what do they
call the leaders Of the old G.. O. P.2 Mud
cks,--these very men who made this country
wha. II was in 1914.
Now how Is this remedy to be applied and
Woodrow Wilson was the boss Of the demo-
cratic party It's leader and director. and has
been ever since 1912. Wilson and the party
have had supreme control OF national affairs.
The unrest ana discontcnt never more
pr nounced--not from the @, O, +. alone. but
fom large slice OF Wilson followers. Even
they are pronounced in no uncertain or under
tone way, Wilson's reign is by them declared
failure and that remedy must be secured.
Thcy say that Wilson with all his pennacled
lame as a learned man has proven dismal
failure AS to tho proper and successful manage
mont of the government Hence his being
shoived at Frisco and Cox enthroned. Cox is
the man to apply these remedies and what does
he tell us2 Going to carry out Wilson's policies!
lawse mel What will this country's condition
be from March 4. 1921 to March 4, 1925? Can
anyone imagine the plight w WIS own party
win be In, let alone the. G.. O. p?
1t is Wilson's rule the people want to be rid
Il ard they are going to shuok w. w. his pol
cics and all who profess to uphold them.
Cox and his mate both in a way declare that
HARDING IS no go4d, that he was the choice
born and grew up2 What gang was IL that
elevated them to the position they are trying to
Iphold and succeed in? The Bible tells we were
all born In sin and bred in iniquity Then from
whence camo Cox and his produoers7
Lodge and such as he OF the old @. O. +.
know more about Uncle Sans dominion and
people and what is best for them than Cox
VIII ever know.
The press tells that rammauy hall with It's
Fqt'ites--Murphy, We, Us & Co, has always
been the most corrupt organization earth
ana even gloats over the fact. This morning
tho New York press tells that the tiger win
'nle II II succeeds in its support and elevation
Harding represents a party that has always
beer constructive, party that made Cox pos
sibc, a party that builds beyond Its greatest
expectations and Harding, II elected, will apply
remedies that will be safe, sane and solid as film,
and Just as Lincoln, Mckinley and Roosevelt
intended that n should he.
IL Harding and oldge are the incompe.
tents that Cox pictures them, well as Lodge
Eorih. Johnson and smoot then what manner
OF the same breed OF animals are they?
Uncle Sam has had taste of unrest from
Wisconsin and now TO sull further impose on
the nation 10y continuance of the same rule
VIII be unbearabc, Cox urges that conditions
VIII ,hange under his rule, II so, why not now,
40 win but continue the Wilson reign?
wilson kept us out oflwar TIL the plea elected
him, and then we went in teeth and toe-n3ils.
Hence the present conditions. Cox is to remedy
an tne causes Of our present troubles by con
uru'rg the policies that brought them up on us.
- we must look to Harding and the G.. O.
T. Tor relief and come it viii 'Tis now we
necl a Roosevelt 'ris now win get him
through HARDING The q. O. T. will reject a
continuance of\NNilsonism, and so will the best
clements of the democratic party reject him.
llerding for a constructive policy.
Cox for destructive policy.
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