The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
IsIa

gige em
aassthosa some i've or & ~ Itch
the Zines "a fnits ies part Of stiie
new tax sffrstE
Epage adsice TO- he8Fote to5
tssee for inst Repdhffca
promises8for relief fron1 81, burn lens.
compare with actual 5naWaoI AMI
Whites performances he farmer.
is asked5on page t1o so .f,:lsider
t@.st..a t under . ny ATE Of levy he must
/ always9pay proportIonate!y more TIN
es than he now does, since Che tax
Value Of his property IS dotiolc,I Of.
$t-e51ed while the tax value OF a rac
teal all otlser property remains ex
actly ass 1t now is" There IS as BLACK
a lie as the Devil ever fathered and.
Democrats VINO are honest and who
read the text OF the law vii haye#to
admit IT. It says the rnethod OF as
sessing. railroad properly is clearly.
property" Tilen why aren't Tho
railroads in favor of the new laws?
| Answer echoes why? On page four
we find that Chapter 10 IS a lame.
and abortiTe EFFORT to I'M press upon
the people the idea thar taxes Kill be,
reduced Isn't that a d1gnifed state.
9nent to be in the Index TO the new
law which directs the readers
where to find the new law - 2 :. We gods;
10 what depths Of depraritg the De
aocracy mas TALENT As a summing
up Of the index TO the new laws we,
find this wholesome advice- If the
aroter, after an examination of these
Acts, approve and inderse th1s sys.
rem. he can emphasize his approba&
zion of the methods when add 10 his
narde ems, and reduces the value of his
real property, by voting fot. Mr. law.
son for governor and for members
of the Legislature pledged BY party
affliation or who will be governed
by party caucus to retain these meas
ares on the statute books If he is
dissatisfied with such acts he canl
make his objection felt by soIing for
Mr.. Cornweil and members OF the
Legislature who will vote to repeal
them" What do You think OF these
statements to be il The index OF a
book to direct 1.-THE readers where to
find the new 1aw?' Now, we a sk tie
=
thousand dollars to be- that we have
not correctly quoted FROM those six
pages which. are no part OF the law 81
We are just spelling &c, get some Dem
money. viii it ante or not?
49, --- -------c-c------------------------------
When it comes TO hedging around a
proposition, the West Yfrginian has
anything in the State beat to finish.
When The Times, in an editorial, ask
ed them to retract a statement con
corning some bogus tax laws which
they claimed the DeI2ocrats We're is
suing or else donate to charity $1,000,
cover to cover was not the same, as
six pages OF explanatory matter had
oeen inserted The Times was not
.al!ling about book but about the
ext of the laws.-Fairmont Times.
The West Virginian was not talk +,
nS about the laws but about the
ooolo-the book circulated by the |,
Democrats, the first six pages of
which contain the speech CT Joe
ng this speech may or may not be
he acts OF the extra session OF the :
legislature, We have not taken the
ime to compare them with the au.
horized copies OF the acts. Know :
ns the Democracy as we do, tnat is
rs leaders, having caught them in
Il kinds Of rasca1ity we have :
rounds to believe that they would
ave tempered with the acts had they ,
OF thought Chilton's harangue would :,
e sufficient to Rislead the people. =
Straws show Which way tire wind )
lows. and here is one Of the things 8
yhich show how the election VIII go