The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-04
Everything o. x. In Warrington
District.
tBy C. Il. Davis

Some time ago%I promised to write
a letter from this end OF the county,
and let the good Republicans in the
lower end know 10Y things look
around this part Of the county.
Let me say the county has been
fairly well supplied with a little pam
phlet sent out By the other side, but
no one seemed TO heed its teaching.
and with the nice reply sent out by
the Warrington Record we have been
able to more than hold our own. |
was talking to a farmer yesterday,
who expressed some good logic on the
question of the Democrats and tax
reform." He said: Il confess that
/ don't know much about the subject,
but they never did do anything to
help the State and we can't trust
them now" That is all we need to
know that the people are afraid to
trust them.
This is oar country, and each one
OF us is responsible for its govern
ment. II we do not try to know our
duty n Their do it, we commit a
wrong against ourselves, homes
ana our SGN 6IItlt&tilt. Ills tiLS tAtlS
OF every citizen i'll this land to inves-
tigate and then act according to ca
son and @ from what some slick
tonSued politician says. Think II
then think again. Go back to 1882
and see what you had II eat; see what
kind Of clothes your wife z then
see yourself with h old suit on and
III money in your pockets. Now, how
is it with you2 Plenty to cat, plenty
TO wear and some money in the bank.
Let's not go back to those days, but
lets go on in the good Old way and
We shall still! continue II have plenty
of good things.
! am glad that the party to which 1
belong is prosperous. That party be
lieves in good times; it %rejoices in
good crops, and is glad when the PEG
pie are making money. The Republic
can party claps both hands whcn the
farmers raise good wheat, corn and
potatoes. / am glad that my party
when the people are happy;
the laboring man gets good
and has roast beef on the table
and one in his pocket.
l am glad that my party believes
in good houses, good roads, good
horses, good wage and good money.
all rejoice that we live in a
country whose banner oats side by
side with the flags of the ~wcrld~and
does not know the bitterness of defeat.
and promises: it rejoices in
foods and storms: it is the friend of
an early frost: it seems to do its WORK
in rags and tatters.' When crops
are bad and business dull, the Demo-
cratic party laughs and rejoices.
are a party of darkness. Give
me the party that believes in light.
Why is this country filled with
wealth? Because the Republican par
~ believes in protecting American
it believes in protecting Amer
work to people at home; thai
S why our country is prosperous.
Let me say that the prospects in
his end are good for a clean, clear
victory, but we must not
lie down II cease to work, because
he other fellows are among us al
daily, So let's keep on. and in
he end our labors Will be rewarded
satisfaction of having done our
luty. We wish to say to all, be sure
md get right. then vote right, and our
VIII go on as it has been in
past.
right is right as God is God.
And right the DAY must vim;
W-s1s8 tFfl
70 doubt would be disloyalty.
To falter would be sin.