The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-29
AND GOOD WI
Prevailed At Meeting 0f Replbl State Exc
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! SINNERS Tayern ln this city. Tfa
the mecca yesterday and ias. niebt
for. d large number q RenuhIioans
from al parts 81 tho state The
meeting ot the Repabllcaa slaie
ecutiye committee was The primary
cause Of the assembling 81 THE nun.
erous politicians but the reporc
which had gained some cred nee thaf
general RESIGNATION haieh Was =
be pulled on and d reorsan atlon D
fected aroused more than Usual "a;
terest in the needing. Tho tutthar
fact that Governor Dawson had come
in from Charleston 70 he pr5 cut
heightened the anxiety o he chf
Gus: But the committee vas abso
luted void Of any spactacuiaF Of sem
sationaI features Governor pawspn
spent the entire evening, from eight
TO twelve, the time the eclnmittee sel
I'm session at his own room ii private
conferences with whomsoeye such
conference was desired, e took no
PtAAtJ uttSSlAL VI AAHAA ASSt43 ~ istaAr ~
liberation OF the committee and in
fact seemed to manifest very little
Interest in the matter
The much heralded resignaiioas
did not;take place indeed ey weFs
not discussed. as the members q ths
committee were not self-aeiecied and
do notfeel called upon 70 resign IN.
III asked (. to do so by their people
That question was dehniteiy nd 4.
nnlly settled by the menbe seilSh
ADVANCE OF the meeting of ie CON.
mittee
The meeting Of the COMMITTEES vas
called to order shortly amer eight
O'Clock by vice Chairman. q W
swisher, with vice secretaiy u
Highland at his place The roll d
the Committeeman was caiisd and
fourteen Of the sixteen rnembers
sponded. H. i shott, Of the se7anth
district and Samuel Dixon. 81 iho
Ninth we're The absentee but each
sent probes, W. W whyte q Weleh
and Geo, aIc1ntosli sp6ei lveIy rha
committee decided nol u al|oN rap
resentation by pfoSy however and
then the experiences meeting began
Beginning with the ara district tha
names were called and speeche made
in order as folloWs First district
C. H. Watkins; Of Wheeling
Second, DIR. s.. NJ Steele, Of Mounds
vile,
Third, Major g; D. Eliiott oE Par
kersburg
Fourth; congressman q WOOD
yard, Of Spencer.
Fifth, Elliott Northcott of Hnhting
ton
Sixth. w. w. whyte, Of 4Feichl
Eighth. o. A.. Petty. Of Cha ion.
Tenth, Amos Bright Of sittoh
Eleventh. w. 3. Glasscocls oE Nor
gantown.
Twelfth. 2. w Martin, q Hael,
harmon.
thirteenth, S. q. Denhan o cltrA
burg.
Fourteenth A! n 2sta llnEsi q PR
sons
fifteenth. 3. e. Hensha u sIar-
tinsburg.
At large, j. s. Nosli q Fagstle
county
The speeches were real ioX y
hear. One and aiisexpres sed the grens
est confidence in the ability q tle
Republican party to beat ne Dqme'
crats to standstilI at the cpmins
election. Good reports were broaeh
in on the tax question espedialiy n
the agricultural district = Has ihe
general opinion that the ths qee ticn
would be the Issue next tall and
the Republicans would nave vail
over IL the proper effort We plt forth
10 present che issue IN a tEqe light
The vice ciiairman and vice secfe
tary were empowered ~ the comm
tee to take such steps as they ne
deem necessary Tor the most eilec-
tive campaigu II they think ba
to open headquarters that wln be
done. and It was tie expre sed io7l
ing Of the COMMITTEES that such ecllon
be taken at the proper tims lake g
all in a1ls the meeting was a 'l
teresting one and WIN undplbt
productive Of great good 70
publican party n Sges yiFgi
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