The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-11


democratic nnisscners decided John Laws young
cslored man. had no right vote besuse be s1as g
camp instead Of living id house Wonder = sney ese.
heard Of thatod philosopher who lived cnder tuo ana
was counted wise man-. I
The street ears began running here noon Thursday
and are "a ful operation They With an enthusiastic
reeent,on and every one seemed ckled to death They
have started Of vel. ana will receive big patronage 1t
WAS great day for Clsrksburg and truly city now
Rev r. d. Nc Daniel says one Of his reasons for sup
porting Will Thompson was that Thompson told him six
months apohe would vote against license. Some people
are easy.
The Democrats could not runit themselves and SO
wise Democratic editorfom Shnnston came up and tried
his deft hand. The mountains heayed and out. rolled
mouse.
II the number votes influenced by the few hcking
Republicans WAC because the partv could be
hoodwnkedlnto giving them nomination for oticeswas
correct indication OF their weight and standngln The
community, they must feel awfuly little now.
The citizens OF tClarksburg were so outraged at the
yillainous attacks that the News made Mr. Highland
and Mr. Denan that they defeated every man identified
with or favored by that sheet, by an overwhelming ma
jorty.
Some people said they were not much of speech
maker but great runners on election days. Judging from
the election returns those better than the
speeches they could not make.
Rev. r. b. Nc Daniels last Sunday night sermon lifting
ly found way the columns Of Mondays Daily News
one the vest Of any paper printed n West
Virginia.
The News said 5000 was dumped into the Fourth ward
to buy votes but votes for sale out
there Wonder If the Democrats had been tryngto buy
some? Itiseyident they did not succeed very well.
There is no more despcable character than the man,
who while holding hand for help stabs you in the
back with the other.
IfMr. D. w. Jacobs is the kind of the County
Mail says land believe that he is all right and
had been elected mayor would have had to shut
up shop" or leave town.
Parents, have your sons emulate the example Of the
editor Of theCounty Mail the great moralizer, and
former you would be proud Of themafter they buried
The Industrial Company is ago ard Greater Clarks-
burg assured Put the machinery in motion so that
greatness may come all the sooner
The News will called upon prove the statement
made before the election or pay the damage
u The ':reforn' preacher in politics. supports Bill
Thompson for council. What may expect nexts
1t was glorious vIctory-the peoples victory the
peoples party
We are al Republicans and all voted the. Republic
can ticket.
The County Nails alleged reform ticket got reformed
and very much deformed as well.
The Of reform they offered the people Il Clarks
burg not the the people wanted. Whenever there
is reform people want it beof conscientious
The people all over the city evidently knew the duty
of the hour
III preacher takes off his sacred garb when he becomes
i ward politician and ought to be made keep it off,
The people would not convinced that JOHN HIVE is
not a friend Of labor.
q they told Tony Harrison thatf he would run they
gould elect him. He actually believed tunt election day
1t makes us smile to.see some people advocating re-
orm 1t might 20 If they wouldHst reform themselves.
The snow and Cole made the Democratic nominee
Camp eutof the assessors office this year.
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Roy Aexander's running was Of the hereditary sort.
Hats off toMayor Lafayette G. Grille.
Captain Juhn Steele got lem all.
They heard something dron and ii dronned hard |