West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-21

ing in sweet smiles. Cannot any
one see that from history as we'll as
tradition, that ali parties being i'm
power are, and have always been
prejudiced, despotic, heathenish
aud cruelty assaseinated those who
did not follow their foot steps? The
Republicans assassinated their fell
low candidates by circulating rooF.
back circulars and not remem Der =
ing the old tune war horses in dele
gated conventions, and yet at the
same time these old war horses
knew there we've not enough Offices
to go all around. Why cannot Re
publicans create few more Offices /?
by your permission. Mr.. Editor,
for the political edifjcation Of Young
Republicans, we will give a history
of Andrew jackson and Of how
Democrats meet an emergency when
there IS political perplezity to
meet. Mr.. jackson, when he was
elected President of the United
States, was informed by a brother
Democrat, aud this, too. before he
was inaugurated, that there was one
too many Federal Offices, that there
WAS not enough Of Democratic as
piramts TO fill AL the Offices. Old
Hickory lowered -bis eyebrows for a
few moments and then replied, "By
the sternal, il / find an Office va.
cant upon taking my seat, and
there Is no Democrat to fill it,
will abolish it," In justice to all
political measures being acted upon
by all political parties, there can be
no political wrong IN the creative
powers Of going to work.
And now, MIR. Editor, there IS
but one true line of thought and
metaphysical construction to be
placed upon the politics of THE
county, and that must be met by a
higher plane of education. Our
people must be taught that ire
spective of party, position, condition
and color, there is no difference in
mankind. We all sprsng from the
same creator, and the only differ
ence in the human mind is igno-
rance, and that principle is deep IN
the human mind, and it will require
great patience and time to bring all
minds on an equal plane. lRdeed ,
there are some minds that are so
course in order to make complete
equalization of thought, their minds
will have to be conveyed through
some kind of calendar, that they
might enjoy the full incandescent
light or the irridescont tints of the
finest euphuisms of the English
language. Your writer is in touch
and has been for some time, with
a few Of the greatest minds of the
present age. Robert G.. Ingersoll
SAID a few weeks ago that perfec-
ton in thought, equalization in
thought aud action can be obtained
by education, but would require
time. The Rev. Talmage said a
few days ago, in the presence OF
the United States Senators, that
perfection would come to this coun
try, but it would require time and
proper education. Added to these
great minds we have A. w. Fred
erick upon the sound money ques-
ton, and no intelligent mind would
question his correctness on that
subject. And we also have "Snap
Shot" Colonel Lavelle). of The
ARGUS, on the Judicial Judgeship,
and the beauty of it all, VIC have
the columns of The ARGUS, the
truly representative journal of the
people, fearless in its views, bot
charity for all. The oppressed, the
denied, the refused Republicans,
and all classes, Can get hearing
through ITS columns. Let us sing:
Dare to do right, Dare to be true,
Dare to give no one Office out me.