West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-14
WHITE AID HOLDEN.

made through the county papers for
the Represent itrSe 20 the House OF
Delegates from the west side. IT.
becomes the pleasuut duty of FHE
PRESS to nominate gentleman
whose name will be greeted with
rOusing seconds from Repu bllcnns
all over Preston county. TIE PREss
nominates the we'll known aud uni-
versa!lY liked Janfes ". White, Of
Fhe journal. Mi. White il an
American, West Vrglnlan, "a
Prestonihn and II gentleman. No
better posted man, no deeper thimk-
er, and no man better fitted for the
position than Mr.. White. lie can
and wonld be represen tative OF
/ whom there would be good reports
/ of splendid work. both i'm the com
mIttee room or on the floor Of the
House. Send Bro. White. Press.
The ARGCs heartily seconds the
nomination Of Bro. White. There
is no man within the confines of
Preston coanty who has rendered
greater service to his party than
James w. White, and il he has
ever enjoyed the emolumonts Of Il
political office, it Is not within the
recollection of the ARGUS. Opon-
hearted and generous to fault, he
numbers his friends by the thou
sand. Naturally OF IL reserved and
timid disposition, he has never c. me
to the front like the man with the
monumental cheek. His soidity Of
Judgment and straightforward hon.
esty is one OF his charming charac-
tcrlstlcs which is so greatly admired
and appreciated by his friends. The
unfiagging zeal with which he has
always worked for the elevation and
the be.terment of his fellow crafts
men Is "a guarantee that he would
make true representative of the
people. And this is the kind of
representative the people are in
need of these days where Capital is
running rough shod over Labor.
What we want is representatives.
who will give MS less eloquence and
more sound business. We prefer
practical work to oratorcal dis
plays. One reason why our Legis.
latures effect so little OF permanent
value to the people is. thai they
are ordinarily composed of political
stump speakers who absorb much
valuable time describing the needs
of the "dear people in their PIANO
ramlc language, frilled with daz-
zIing gencralities of the future
greatness and prosperity of our
"beloved country" 1t is high
time to relegate them to the rear
and put practical men to the front.
If the Republican party would
honor itself and pay a deserved
tribute to Labor, it will nominate
james W. White, who is true
representative of the laboring man.
1t bas well been said that Labor
created all the palaces Of the world
yet lives in a howell" How true
Being shy by nature and medita-
tive by habit, Bro. White has al
ways been an omnivorous and re.
tentive reader, and there is not "A
better posted man within the limits
of Preston. or man who so thor.
oughly understands the wants of
the people.
The ARGUS would further sug
gest the name of Mr.. G.. 4. Bolden,
Of the Oracle, as the candidate for
the House Of Delegates from the
East Side. Mr.. Bolden is talent
ed young man who would reflect
great credit upon his county. The
present high standard OF the Orac1e
is a monument to his grit and abil
| ity. White and Bolden sounds well.
Give the newspaper fraternity
show and the ARGUS shall ever
pray Gas long as the sun shall keep
/ the same path IN the heaven :"