The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-08-27

Presidential elcctor was well de
served compliment to the young first
voter Democrats as well as to Mr..
Post himself-W etzel Democrat.
Tom Davis has record, one he
made while in the Legislature. He
would pay good round sum for evil
dence that it was the record of some
other Tom Davis.-Parkersb SEN
tinel.
The Republicans have very large
grist to grind, hence they require the
services of two Millers-Warren, for
Supreme Judge, and Thomas G. for
Superintendent of Schools.-Hun-
tington Advertiser.
Effective organization is the base
of all political success. The Demo
Gratis of this country are now being
organized in a thorough and syste-
matte manner, and the fruit of the
work will be shown in the result this
fall.--Parkersbarg Sentinel.
The indications are that the In
ternal Revenue authorities in West
Virginia are taking deep interest
in Fourth district politics, to the det-
riment of the preacher statesman
from Wood, and his name it is Cald-
well now, but will be Dennis after
next Observation-Disclosures Adver-
tiser.
The Republican papers seem to
have patent on the news that Hon.
VIM. L. Wilson is to be Secretary of
State in the event of Democratic sue
cess in the national campaign. They
are helping our campaign materially
by giving publicity to the item
Huntington Advertiser
l thoroughly believe in the effec-
tiveness and usefulness of political
clubs, if properly organized and if
managed with view of influencing
those who are now outside of our
party lines as well as securing the
votes at the polls of those who are
identified with us. These organiza-
tions cannot fail to be productive of
the very best results. Grocer Clepe
land
The Democratic State ticket is
typical of such body; it is made
up of young, new blood; live, ener-
getic workers; and tho Republican
who imagines that it will be easily
beaten will realize his mistake next
November. On mature reflection,
we can say in all truth and sincerity,
we believe the ticket the best and
strongest that could have been made
out of the material offered. MARTINS
burg Statesman.
The liveliest feature of the West
Virginia Republican Convention,
which met at Huntington yesterday,
was the hunt for Gubernatorial
candidate. Among those who were
vainly solicited to head the ticket
were an Internal Revenue Collector,
a Judge of the new Circuit Court of
and Cabinet officer, to-wit,
Secretary Elkins. All were too busy
to run. A Cabinetcy in the last
of foredoomed administra-
tion may be pretty lean bird in
hand, yet Mr.. Elkins, practical poll
tician that he is, sees clearly that it
is worth bushel of the West Vir-
ginia breed.-Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Times thinks
'the steady flow of Northern voters
and capital into the State may
make West Virginia doubtful. Oh,
no! The more Of it we can get the
better Northern voters and capital
have as much common sense as East
ern, Southern or Western voters and
capital. There is no danger from
that source. 1t is the colonization
of ignorant and debased labor from
the "black belt" of the South and
which can be herded to
the polls like cattle by the Republi-
can workers, and the INSCRIPTIONS
use of unlimited tariff Doodle, which
West Virginia Democrats have to
guard against Wheeling Register.
1t seems that the Putnam Demo
Gratis have failed to settle the Sena-
torial fight at home, and will present
two candidates to the convention.
In the light of their experience two
years ago, better things were expec-
ted of them. If there is any wrang-
ling among them, the Cabell and
delegates had better drop
both of them, select a third Putnam
man and nominate him. Wayne
NeUs.