Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-03

Judge tLEMIN0'S Wnole EIo oaS Deen
identified with his native State. His for
tunes are hound up in her. Every dollar
he owns in the world Is invest
ed in the industries Of our Stats
and aiding In her development
and material prosperity. Can as much be
said for his opponent? Although Gen.
GoFF is q millionaire not Q cent Of his
money is invested in this State, unless We
consent to call mortgages on West Virginia
farms at high rates of interest West Vir-
Vinia investments. His immense fortune
is invested in outside corporations that
bring him in big dividends and benefit
nobody but the rich stockholders. GoFF's
fortunes are not identified with West Viz
gipis's. He might pack up and leave tie
Stats to-dsy and the community would
not be q cent the poorer. Not so with
Judge FLEMING, IS We have shown. He
employs labor to develop our Stats's great
resources aud he pays living wsgss-highsr
wages in fact than are paid in any COM
petipg section. he is an able, upright
and honorable man whose official record is
spoilses.
Auditor PATRICK F. DUFFY, Treasurer
WA. IT. THOMPSON, Attorney General
CALDWELL and Superintendent Of Schools
B. S. MORGAN rely upon the record OF
their able and honest administrations under
which West Virginia has prOspered as she
never has before, for the endorsement
of reelection. They deserve il, one and
all, and, what is more, they will get it,
Their opponents are new and untried men
of whom the people know little or moth
ing and consequently do not propose to
give up good thing for what Is likely to
turn out to be bad one.
Judge HENRY BBANNoN and Hon. J. W..
ENGLISH for the Supreme Bench, are the
acknowledged supsrios Of their Republi'
eau comEe .itors, Msssrs. MASON and Nc
WHoRTER. The forner is very popular as
a man and fearless, abe and and up
right Judge. The latter, like the former,
is man of largo experience and one Of the
leading lawyers of the State. Both are
well versed in the constitutional law OF
West Virginia and will be credit to the
Supreme Bench.
For Judges of the Circuit Count Hone.
JOHN J. JACOB and GEORGE E. BOYD are
candidates of whom ths Democracy are
| proud. They depend upon their well
known records in the OIL ,es to which they
now stand for reelection. The Democracy
has given them the endorsement Of re-
nomination and the people will back this
up By re-electing them both to snother
term in the offices they have filed so cred
itsbly.
There is one great reason besides the 1T
ness of the candidates why every Demo
crat should rote the Legislative ticket straight,
which is that the next Legislature will
elect the next United States Senator from
West Virginia, and the Republicans are
using all the vile tricks known to unscrup
ulous politicians to capture it for GoFF.
Upon the complexion of the next Legisla'
ture of West Virginia may depent the COM
plexion OF ths next United States Senate
and the welfare Of the Nation. But aside
from this grave and extremely important
reason why the whole Legislative ticket
should be elected is another: Msssrs. J. K.
DoNEBC 0, for the Senate, A. D. GARDEN,
IL. f. STIFEI., ]. j. WOODS and JOHN
CoRCORAN for the House are four of the
best men in ths district. All but Mr..
CORCoRAN have had experience in the
Legislature and he needs no recommenda-
ton to the workingmen of Wheeling.
They all know him to be an intelligent,
trustwo rthy and honest Democrat, who
will lcoS well after their interests. The
others ara equally well known to the
people WHO have honcred them with their
sufrages and will put their names in the
ballot box again next Tuesday. Put al
four of thair names in, Democrats. You
can make no possible mistake in doing so
They are gcoi men and your votes fol
these candidates may prevent the Repub-
licans from holding the United States SEN
ate and hampsring President CLEVELAND
in bis work OF reform as they have done in
the psss. DON'T TRADE ON THE
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Mr.. LEWIS SrEENROD, for Sheriff, will
get thsre. for he is immensely popular and
an excellent man for this important posi-
ton.
Mr. JOHN r. HOWARD, for Prosecuting
Attorney, is 3 bright, energetic and pcpu-
lar young lawyer, who has hosts of friends
and possesses the confidence of all who
know him. He will distance his compel
itor and will make fine officer.
Mezrs. CHARLES T. BLANCHARD and
NOAH ZANE for Asses sors are old and tried
men, and we can make no mistake in re-
eitcting them.
Mr.. NJ. T. CARE, for County Surveyor,
will have Q walk-over, the Republicans
having put up no one against him. He is
a good man and understands his business
thoroughly, so it is sll FOR the rest.
We Feed not mention our Presidential
electors, Mtssrs. W. II. TRAvsRs, W. G.
HANDLAN, L. S. NEWMAN, P. ]. GRoGAN,
FRANK HEREFORD and r. s. Brown, fol-
they stand for GROvER CLEVELAND and
ALLEN G. THURMAN and will 90 through
with 8 Iush.
In short the Democratic ticket from top
to bottom is q grand one. There is no
necessity for any man scratching a name
on it. Vote straight and be sure you get
10 the polls bright and early to do 80.
AMI be surs that your neighbor does the
same.
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