The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

vote FOR him who used whiskay
Is q campaign lie. pure and sim.
pie. ANY man with q grain OF
common sense would recognize
u as such as soon as he heard I'll.
Mr. Tetrick wants the support
OF all voters, and he IS sure 10
win the race by handsome ma.
lority.
twill take many Yeas to add
as much silver 10 our currency
as will be withdrawn ina few
weeks when all the gold leaves
the country. Then when prop.
erty is being sold at panic prices.
by the sheriff the silver mine
owner may come around and buy
1t up at his own price. Itwill do
you lots Of good to vote your
property into the hands OF mill.
lionaires. o, yes
Every man on our ticket is true
to every other man on il. Not
one of them has offered to trade,
not one of them ,cili trade. There
Is no reason why they should Of
fer to trade as each and every
one of them viii be elected by
majorities ranging from 500 to!
700. Therefore you can say that
any word of that kind is untrue.
emphatically untrue, and without
any foundation Whatever.
We are informed that several
young men under age will at.
tempt to vote the Democratic
ticket. We advise YOU not tosat-
tempt that trick. You are watch
ed, boys, do not try that scheme.
Your mothers say you are mott OF
age. and it's to be supposed they
know. Take our advice young
fellows. otherwise you may have
cause to regret your intended
conduct.
Claude w. Gore, Esq. has 10.
Gated in Clarksburg as an attor.
ney-at-law. He is a brilliant
young man, whose prospects are
most promising. Outof forty.
four, he was chosen orator Of the;
University law class of '96, and
did great honor to the class and
old Harrison. He is a man Of
broad talents. and will doubtless
attain distinction at the Harrison
county bar.
Every man on the county re-
publican ticket will be elected
but it should be and is the desire
of every republican TO make the
majorlties as large as possible.
Go to the polls early and get
your neighbor to go along III
he has no horse toride and you
have an extra onelet him have;
that. You will not regret the
exercise of that duty and that
help 3toiy your ticket and country.
The argument used by Dad.
dy, viz That You ought TO
vote for Thad, because he cannot
work for 9 living. won't hold
water. Who discovered that he
couldn't work Z He has never
tried that any one knows Of. He
has been drawing q salary from
the town as policeman. as far
back as we can recollect. Give
him a chance. Why SANDER a
man and say he can't work.
when he can't get an opportunity.
We understand that the De
mocracy havea list of the color.
ed voters who have recently NOV
ed to town but are now bona fide
voters under our statute. Their
scheme is to threaten to challenge
and intimidate them on account
of ignorance of the law. AT the
same time certain candidates are
working to secure their votes by
Doodle and booze. They think
to buy those they can not keep
from the polls. Will it work /? We
think not I!
What an excellent sheriff Lang
will make. We came very near
saying makes now !; for he is al
ready elected. The only reason
for holding the election, so far as
he IS concerned is to see how big
his majority will be. Every Re
publican sheriff we have had has
paid the county, district and
school orders when due and pre-
sented without asking any dis
scount-paid their full face value.
Lang will continue the same
policy. He will deal fairly with
all.
Arnett's effort to make Nc
Kinley ridiculous by speaking of
him as Hanna's ''ppppet' makes
him ridiculous instead of the man
he seeks to hurt and the returns
will show how foolish such Efforts
have been. William Mckinley
has shown himself a towering
genius, patriotic and noble. His
speeches delivered to thousands
ofpeople daily assembling at his
modest home are models in the