The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06


luim Journals have como ont Tor %.
This opposition 20 the tariff. NE iu-
si-ia bias rroutly aided the demo-
Gratis without coming from th,m.
Labor generally il opposed to Bow
'r.dgo
Bcvcridgc Ia losing standing with
,hr devoted followers of President
Harding Chambers claims. bcyausr
hc has not been convincing iu in.
dorsIug the president or his admin.
IstrBflpu.
Eo,crldgc's failure 10 indorso tho
-four. power pact and hls opposition
to the EsCh. Cummius law. which is
approved by senator MutrIu ana the
republican party BE- hurting Brv-
oridgc. according tu Chambers. who
also points out that iu attempting
this week Co inject the Ioarue of ma
tons Ms an issue the FORMER senator
tuoitly admits that the republican
situation ia desperate.
Expect Md From 1HNnuon.
Tho registration le decidedly favor
able tu the democrats. who will win
Thousands OF republican votes ON
taxation and other state ISSUES
Chairman Chambers mnntaiua
that BoycridEe aud Senator Watson
are Ht variance In discussing the e.
sues, Senator Watson he snys. points
tu the Esch-CumWlus act as "a great
republican achievement senator
Watson also praises President Ilar.
dinr'o foreign policies, ON which
HoVCridgc, he insists, is silent
The democratic view, as expressed
by Chairman Chambers, Is that Bov-
cridge has not given hi8 approval oi
the Harding policies ana that he viii
not be regarded Ruriouglv 10y tho
Harding republicans on that account.
luHrmuch as Ralstun aud other
democratic leaders have stated that
the league uf nations Is not an issue.
II IL claimed by tho party managers
that Bovcridgcs effort THE week 70
make Il prominent indicates that
something Is wrong on the republic
an side.
President T. strong.
ON the other hand. there is evil
dent "A growing conviction among the
republicans that Deveridge In the
only real ace they have. III he had
followed the same line OF argument
by Senator Watson aud
other stalwarts many appear 20 be-
lievc the conditions In Indiana would
be practically the same as are indi-
I#l
quiror straw vote ana other reports
from that state.
,rborc f., ro,yhoro ia t,,dt.., l,,o
and cry against President Harding.
personal popularity has not
Wnnod' nut those VINO have attempt
eh 10 raise funds for the state or
and have been turned
down by business men time and
agoiu are admitting prlVnteIy TINT
they account Tor TINS development
ny lack or approval or the record OF
congress something has happened
10 thke the pep out or the business
men VINO were SO eager two years
ago TO Supply FUNDS for the republic
mn 'hinphIBh'
When the republican state COM
mittee met here n week ago TO lny
the cards on the table for Chairman
Lyons, It IL said that every district
chairman stated he never witnessed
~ much Indifference politically be-
fore. That the cities are as cold as
leo on politics was tho general report
AZ this secret ronfab. No district
chairman could account for this CON
iliion' They in.isted' however that
~ n,,.,,.,', 'rtotsn.o 10 40 Ilaih'u among
,rt,o. ,t ,'V"s VIZ ic,
~ tn,oro,, a'.as,I ~ 20 1890, bteat ueaI @
ra,nr,o, s,, ''nOs @ wy ~ 'noIs Whs
,o,,,r,,t,,o ~ N'S "''"'po' VI the
bc'eridge May save Party
What the apparent Indifference in
he cities means IN bothsring tho re-
publican managers more than the
democrats. who say that II provcc
hat there Is no enthusiasm over re-
publican administration Of affairs.
Statesmen" on the republican aide
Who were bitter over the nomination
u Beveridge now are Issuing state
uents that the fact no is running on
iis own platform IL likely TO save
indiana for their party.
There is more force bnck OF the |
democratic campaign than the re- |
iublicans realized until the end OF |
his week. They are learning that |
thousands OF copies OF "A World war |
ngton, u. c. have come into In |
llama, attacking Bovoridge, and that |
hose papers are being put into the
lands Of veterans and members OF