The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-07

r. considered a nomlnaliy democratic
state We deserve Co.. wo must
carry oklahoma this year
Each individual democrat iu
Oklahoma must, therefore. bn hoDu'H
aware ot the very docp inicreat tho
national democracy focla In NUIr
state political situation. In oklahoma
It E patent that with Serious local
democratic disscnslon republican vice
tory la uussiblo whereas with dnwoa
cratic unity there o. a certain chance
f.r party success. Tho h8rmuu'1IuF
W any existing democratic dfinr.
,uu,a therefore, is tho Nrri duty Ul
fHe party membership lu mo stare.
Pennsylvania Model
81 pm sure that no democrat hero.
with 'ho great opportunity our party
pow Ul9 Tor ~ would FOR % moment Doc
I apu. .DJ 20 icOpardIzc Euu"r.s Ny
consideration OF fnctlonnlIsm. group
nufaronipu or individual uHH or
H.aIkrs Tho party must ho treated
Ha paramount N wN arc f1 r.ro'r1
UHr democratic friends iu Taruagl.
N.u'u recently have cot f|Un ry.
uur.0 90 HII other Ftui,1 by coming
iaEDihnr In fUl and FREQ conference
ironing out their dffUuli.oa lu H
patriotic spirit Of harmony. Hud dee
yoIuriur situation that aU tho
democrats in Tho state 1ro now Hul-
ld'y IpuIud what can uo 1uuo IN
'UHf pTolf Hf1fo IH even moro ,1HiIE
possible elsewhere.
'Irt your wIfpHwOrd ho harmony
and victory Ioi democrats poo 90
If that tho CicGucri nnd abIoaf pore
cons nro nominated for an offices In
order that they NAV present 90 solid
lineup for % ticket ~ nuo democrats
.#I ID
only uf ihoIr party but of an good
citizens.
"Whan this happy result g.
roa .hnd, tho democratic mon and
women Of oklahoma will each fooi
that they h1vc exhibited ro1l party
patriotism 1' critical stage, ana
those in other pipIpa win pay glad
ana orihus'n8ilr tribute 90 your great
and timely Urty service.
cites &. q. =. Failures"
"ThD EuCDeHEIOn OF notable rCpub-
lleau failures nt Washington and tho
bitter disappointment NJ tho Amorl-
can people with respect 10 rcpubll-
can Ind faith ana broken pledges
should Inspire every OKLAHOMA dem
orr1t 10 Eiyo 90 his party tho host
that r. ln him or her this year. Tho
national democracy will follow with
hope ana encouragement your every
step and rejoice with exceeding glad
moss when you succeed, as 1 know
YOU Will"
Tho national chairman told the
meeting the democratic program Of
principles ana policies was broad
ana comprehensive enough 10 em-
brace every part OF Tho country and
every class of persons and OF legiti-
mate business.
whatever may he snld about tho
national democratic party" Mr., HUI
added. 'it has always been honest
ana incorruptihlo I'm It's official ac-
tions throughout It's long period of
faithful public service. Tho funda-
mentals Of our party arc synonomouq
with those on which the government
was founded"
Ills Success "Prcscriptlon."
Mr HUH declared that democratic
success this year "iH In tho hands OF
the democrats Themselves" Ho
said Il depended upon two things;
First, on whether democratic Of
ficials and individuals are suffi-
ciently interested IN our great party
cause 20 worH harmoniously and un-
solflshly as one person for n real
democratic victory next November,
and.
Second, on whether democratic
mon ana women will make up their
minds as IN tho old days 20 devote
substantial time, energy and some
substance TO tho work OF aelccting
the clcanest and ablcst persons ms
candidates and OF aiding In their
election NJ the polls.
The chairman asserted that "a
party that ~ worth standing for Is
worth fighting for" adding:
There nevor was n time when
democrats had less TO be ashamed
OF and moro 20 be proud OF than to-
day our party has an unsurpassed
record OF achievements and nothing
for which to apologize"
Moro than two hundred native
Tennesseenns gathered az "A cafo to
Welcome Mr.. Hun ana extended nm
old fashioned Tennessee welcome.
The crowd numbered both demo-
Gratis and republicans and nearly
every county In the southern state
was said 20 be represented,