Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-07-14

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HI, SNYDER, Editor and Publisher,
sHErHERDsTowN, W. VA.
THURSDAY, July IA, 1904.
FAREWELL, Willie.
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GOODBYE, free silver.
LANDSLIDE is due in November.
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WEST VIRGINIA will go Democratic
next fall.
THERE'S a hot time in Wheeling
this week, -
PARKER and Davis sounds we'll
They'll run we'll.
LIKE most silent men, Judge Parker
speaks 70 the point when he does talk
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We think the rough rider will bt
endorsed in New York next Novem'
Der.
NEws comes from Oyster Bay that
Mr.. Roosevelt realizes that he Is VI
against the real thing now.
We understand that Judge Parker
is willing to promise not to dine Book
er Washington in the White House.
The principal point about the
money question in the next campaign
will be how to get enough Of it to win
FREE railroad transportation anc
paid-up hotel bills added greatly tt
the Teter enthusiasm in Wheeling the
first of the week.
If Judge Parker will kindly repeal
the performance by which he carried
New York by $4,000 majority, We
think the country will be saved.
If the people of this country want
a really conservative ticket, they have
it in Parker and Davis. There's nc
foolishness about either candidate.
THE Republican candidate for Vice
President, Senator Faircbild, is gooc
man, but he's laid in the shade by
that old Democratic war horse, Henry
G. Davis.
The only objection we have to the
nomination Of Hon. Henry G. Davis
as Vice. President is that it takes from
the Democrats of West Virginia a sure
winner for Governor
WITH a united party and candl
dates who command the respect anC
confidence of independent and con
servative voters, the Democrats have
a fine chance to win next fall.
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SOME persons profess to believe tina
Judge Parker's nomination wa
brought about by Wall Street inHu
ence. Now if Wall Street will see tt
1t that he Is elected we'll be willing
to entirely forgive Wall Street.
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Mr.. BRYAN made all the trouble h
could at the St. Louis convention, bu
we are willing to forgive him if hel
now promise to be good. Still, WEI
rather he would retire into a hole ant
pull the hole in alter him.
JUDGE PARKER has no Southern
blood in him, but we can readily ex
cuse this when we reflect that Presi
dent Roosevelt has been so little cred
it to that which he possesses. Bette
none than just enough to make a ba,
mixture.
The Democrats of the ninth senate
rial district have honored themselve
by nominating for the State Senat
our friend Col. Thomas H. Dennis, 0
the Greenbrier Independent. Col
Dennis is an able lawyer and an hon
orabls conference.-the sort of a NAL
who would be credit to his State il
its legislative halls. We sincerel.
hope he may be elected.
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THERE'S a loud call for executive
interference at Oyster Bay, Presiden
Roosevelt's summer home. A negr,
preacher went into a barber shol
there the other day and the knight
of the razor refused to shave him, tell
lug him his color was against him an(
that he could never be "next. TIL
rnattar will he officially hronpht 10 thl