The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

the legitimate affairs of the people
we must stand for the vigorous
protection of the just rights of
American citizens in every foreign
land"
Palmer Talks.
Too much evidence as. TO Amer
ica's part In the war has been sub
mltted, Attorney General Palmer
told rhe diners, for the case to be
withdraWn from the jury now.
The great war is still a living
fact" he said. THE hope' OF the
world for peace has been blasted
by the jcalousies OF men who hold
their political fortunes above the
worlds need. The war will not be
over in fact, even II in name. until
The Issues which 1t has raised are
passed upon by the great court Of
appeals in America and the iudg.
ment or the people is entered
Tho record which led to the Is.
sue of the war was written by the
democratic party. Upon that record
the republican leaders have chosen
to play has been merely to criticize
our methods. belittle our achieve
! ments, investigate our victories and
! rob America and the world Of their
fruits Let Them stand also upon
the record. They laid at our door
Americas alleged unpreparedncss.
II may be true that In the narrow
military sense we were not ready.
/ hut the war was fought not by
armies, but by nations,
On such a platform" he contin-
! ued, tho republican party will get
an the votes 1t Is entitled to get 1t
/ VII! carry almost as many states ar,
it did in 1912.
The combination of capital and
the organiza ton OF labor must alike
/ recognize the authority OF the law.
which viii secure to each It's lust
| rights; but these rights must always
De sought through orderly processes.
Not all the disorder in the coun-
! Try rs created by the alien element.
but it is all created by an element
| that is un-American.
ihe democratic party has meas
| ured up TO its responsibility And
/ u Will keep the faith. II will play
me part OF masterful leadership in
maintaining the peace of the world"
Gerard Talks.
Compromise of the peace treatt
J fight in the senate was urged by
James w. Gerard, former am bassa
| dor TO Germany, and an active can
| didate for the democratic nomina-
ton for the presidency.
Il have been for the league with
! out change" he said, but a great
| danger threatens Europe. without
peace the red flag will again be seen
in the old capitals OF the central
empires-a fire kindled that may
spread over the earth. our country
senses this. IT IL sick OF talk 1t
! demands that both sides get TO.
Gether, that n compromise he made
and peace given to the world After
: all, the reservations are in favor OF
America and II theother powers ac.
cept no harm can come to us by
adopting thRm,"
Turning TO the situation at home
Mr.. Gerard said the republican par y
today was confident of success and
so its leaders are looking for n cam
didate warranted in case OF cleo
tion, to stand without hitching-
while the wicked end OF wall street
is sharpening its knives for the
. slaughter"
For there is a good and a bad
Wall street" he continued, "a good
Wall street composed OF brokers
and banks and corporations doing
business honestly, but there is also
"A wickedly speculative Wall street
wrecking railroads when 1t can and
| Fleeing the public.
"If the railroads go back to pri.