The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
MANY WILD DREAMS
Ex- -Attorney-General Says
Red Menace Is Working TO
Overthrow State, Nation
HE ELECTS DEMONSTRATION
His Address Interrupted With
Cheering; Includes Legis-
lature in His Warning
By CLARK G.. HUDSON
worlds staff Correspondent.

worlds staff Correspondent.
CHICKASIIA, Oct. 2i.--speaklng
tonight at suggs thcater. to an
audience Of .0OO people, s. p. Freel-
ing, former attorney general. opened
his speaking campaign against the
reconstruction league and itB can
didate, j. &, Walton.
Interrupted by Cheers.
Freeling's address was many times
interrupted by applause as he drove
homo his view OF the danger which
would follow success OF the league.
lie traced the progress of socialism
from Kari Marx to tho present, and
declared that the socialists. recon-
structIon league and similar organ
izations are the various phases OF
the intcrnntionalo of Karl MARI. The
cult OF destruction. he declared has
been traced from Pe,rograd and
Berlin to the Baltimore building IN
Oklahoma city.
MIR. Freezing was introduced by
Alger Melton. former democratic
state chairman, who announced his
belief that there are th0usands OF
democrats IN this state VINO believe
the democratic party has no legiti-
mate nVminco for governor They
believe, said Melton, that the can
dldats for governor is making HIS
campaign on a platform that II un-
democratic and revolutionary. They
believe that when tho candidate for
governor took his stand upon the
sociRlistlc pianks rejected by the
democratic party he rejected the
purty and rcpudiatcd its PLATFORM"
Greeted with ovation.
Freezing was greeted with an oya-
tlon when he arose TO speak. OPEN
Ing, he said:
Il come 10 you toalght 20 speak
upon the issues involved I'm the COM
ing election. the determination of
which will. In my opinion. affect the
life and future OF every citlzeH or
this state and will determine Okla
humn's fate for years 20 come.
had hoped TO retire from the .tur-
moil Of political battles. but the is-
sues involved are 30 tremendous. tho
conditions 90 alarming, that it be-
comes not only the right but tho
duty OF every citizen who loves his
country 10 add hls voice, however
small for his countrys good, and
oppose with all his strength these
measures which N put In effect
would spell his country's ruin.
'"ro oppose his party nominee
man must have reasons TO prompt
the action and be ready to pay the
price. l am ready 10 pay. love
my party well. but love my coun-
try more. II IN fitting that every
American should. in this uncertain
day. recall his countrys glorious
history and look TO the rock from
which he Is hewn.
Sees Violence Ahead.
we need two parties. we have
had them, differing in politics but
NFfaf ftaaV.
Now we see approaching the mem
ace Of socialism. which seeks the
overthrow of our constitution, the
destruction OF private property, the
lization of an ownership in
the state, the destruction of the So
clnl and political order. revolution
and overthrow by violence OF our
ana all governments
that are established upon law"
Freezing entered into a discussion
Of socialism In foreign countries.
declaring II had destroyed private
property and tho sacredness OF con-
tracts, and continued: at has COM
pounded all into n common mass. 10
has destroyed the sacredness OF the
family relation and the home, II has
destroyed religion and taught little
children 20 jccr AT the name OF the
Father IN heaven. The march OF the
iron battallons OF the proietariat has
crushed or exilod the bravest and
hest and made a funeral pyre OF all
human inspiration. In our country
II mOcks our constitution. which II
seeks 10 destroy"
Reviews North Dakota.
The speaker then launched into
a review Of the experiment In North
Dakota, and followed with naming
several OF the Townley lieutenants
who came 10 Oklahoma 10 organize
a similar campaign In this state.
And now having announced that
they have the governor, the election
and the militia" COM
mented Freeing. socialists such as
Ameriger. Nagle, Langston and their
crowd propose 10 read us out OF
the democratic party"
After "A discussion OF the bank
ruptcy which followed the reign OF
the nonpartisan league ia North
he asked: How many So
clalistic dreams do our people want
to provide the money for? There Is
nothing between the citizen ana
these dreams but hts vote on Novem-
ber 2" Freezing declared that while
the people know how Walton stands
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