The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
)NEW PARTISAN ALIGNMENTS ARE SURELY {

do anything Of tho SORT ,eo
IN TACT, the mUst consistcrt srd als
slStent OF opponents OF VGso, NI'
and internatlonalism. ''''i'n
And, putting the qucs'f., 49,.
that does not answer auyttt,asat
you can select almost as ,...1,.. 10Y
publicans who are defcndcrs ~, ~
International sophistry as yon css ls
democrats. Vaa
Conservative Party Essential
a conservative politici, r,r,.. =
America is unacceptable n ,,us, "a
party that Will set up its .yerlfo'
tons regardless OF mppor, ana AZ.
Tor the major mandate. TV.. ,
has long passed for compr,f,is','''' '''''
" must be a party that ts H..
Oughly American in pu-rosa ,. ~
as In name. by that I mean -.'..- W.T..
rendering fun devotion 10 tb, 'y
traditions and policies of Tine re1,'I p
lie, and unaFerably comm.tod ta
perpetuation of those policies uS,ios
have proven SO wondcrfuIv sloc,,.
fuL II must be a party that MN
qualify the philosophy ~ Juffe-,,.
until 1t harmonizes with the o,n.,
tution and practice; that Will rai,c,
utterly and everlastingly -ho s,,.t..
try of Wilson. '"A'
As the republican party c,rro ,,,.
being standing for a printlrIe. a.r
refused TO compromise or o,,dc -.
! must the new orgauiza.o1 So
pequarely for principle and 5ou,ti,.
tionM ideals regardless. d, ,ny,,
offer an everlasting bulwart ar,ir''
| the spacious plea Of radiclHsn. ana
| force the political division 'r f,r bs'
| tween It's own ranks and thos, ,vb,
would change not only the form hv,
the purpose OF the government
AS have said, II may be- HAT ono
or the other of the convcrtIars nav,
summer may take such a posit,o,
and prove itself 20 he tho ron-esc,.'
atve council of a conservative AVA
constitutional party in Amoric,
doubt that such will be the al.c
The politicians are too ttmid Too
much importance is attached IA
numerical strength, not enough Ia
! the indestrucublc strength of tba
| principles involved Thr .bs.fuis
| necessity for electing an admin
ton opposed In great part Co Mn.
policies OF that which now rules and
Irelgns Is very apt TO outweigh I'm tbA
minds OF many the dcSirabilty o.
casting the anchor once for All into
1
such a vantage point.
AS consequence therc seems N
me the certainty that both copver.
lions will parley with the radical
clements; there will be cvasiops
compromises or benevolon- neutral.
| tty With the certain result INA,
the ensuing election will settle moth.
ing, and the successful ticket nroys
TO be a one-term administration
II does not seem at all prohab,
that the new alignment will coml
this year. But IL will start Il has
staried II Is in evidence on ever
hand. And IL will break in earres.
four years hence--possibly within
two years. For the struggle between
ism; between govern.
ment by law and government br
class; between those who believs
that the best any government cad
do Is to afford every man an equs.
opportunity, and those who demand
that government shall provide evev
man an equal portion Of the worlds
wealth; between lawlessness and
law, between organized society and
organized classism; between iuslc,
and injustice; between the rule a
force and the law of riEh is or
and will remain on until there is nj
overwhelming determination
Existing political orgauiza ions an.
towards, because they are directed
by politicians schooled I'm the ida
that the first consideration is 10 ee,
votes. There may be no new party
But new partisan alignmonts ard
even now taking place.
You and T. Mr.. ConStifutioni'
Democrat fully understand that fhi
phenomena we are witnessing IL war
TO the death between two modes q
thougiht-the destructive and The
conStruc ctive. And We know where
we are going to be forced 10 fna.y
stand.
Is not that truc?