The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-03
loNeWoRrH,s FUTURE.
Wants to Come to Congress as Mex
Lonaworth, That's All.

LongWorth, That's All.
Former Mayor julius Flelschmann,
of Cincinnati. who is in position TO
speak by authority. sets at rest a few
things regarding the political future
OF the sonin.law of President Roose
Welt, says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
ThsFe has been talk that Congress
man Longworth has his eye on for
eign nisslon, Mr.. Longworth has no
such desire. In the undertaking To
properly house Americas representa-
tiyss in other clfnes Mr.. Fleischmann
sail Congressman Longworlh has no
other object in view than to see that
this country takes a few steps forward
and oseupy the position it should
Win ether nations.
N a ratshell Mr.. Longworth's only
ambition Is to be. returned to Con.
gress.
He wants to go back there, too, as.
Nick Lougworth.
Net as President Roosevelt's son-in,
law.
Just plain. every day seven days
week, MEX I.ongworth,
That's all.
Anl his friend, Julius Fleischmann
announces his candidacy for renom
inatIon.
"No foreign mission for Nick" said
Mr. Tleschmann. Congress is
sool opoogh@
%3ut Their has been some talk, it
was said to Mr.. FlelsChmann, OF
pressing Mr. Lnogworth into the race
Tor me Republican nomination for
Goger1Qr Of ohio?' y
1ngworlh appreciates the friend.
II motives prompting such sugges-
tons said MIR. Fleischmann in his
quiet way. "But tknow that his am.
bftiaas are not in that lrection-at
Ilsast not just now. They are along
Legislative Ines. In fact, ] can say,
Ita5t IN The most authoritative way,
that Lonsworth intends standing for
Ia denomination as Representative from
The First district"
What about the talk concerning
him and a mission abroad?" was ask
led,
That has been caused by his Amer
icannam, which caused him to intro.
3uco the measures looking toward fit
habitaticns for representatives of the
Iunitel States in whatever countries
they may DO. There was no selfish
Ino.iyo in that. He just wants to go
BACK to Congress-. That's all
"Wiu ne have any trouble in Gin
ctaneti in securing denomination for
Congress, do you think?" was asked.
"I SHOULD say not" said Mr..
Fleichmann, omphatically. Not only
do believe he will be renominated
AM reelected, but l believe the re.
ncuiratlon aud the reelection will
come to him as Nichoas t.ongworta
rather than as to the Presidents son
in-law, This is the way Nick will
want it 20 come, and 1t is the way he
viii ret it-iust plain Nick Long
worth. You understand"
FHeis . very happy man, Of course"
fIte is probably as happy man as
] ayer saw" said the ex.Mayor. "And
the-e is no reason why he shouldn't
be. Not only that, but all the atten,
items that have been showered upon
him have MT made hint he least lofty.
He Is tho same old Nick, The most
democratic affair that have ever
Witnessed wore the ceremonies at
tending uroa the marriage, Just stop
TO think. The daughter Of the PresI'
dent Of this great country, and a popu.
lnr American as Roosevelt Is, and as
popular q man as Nick is, East aud
West, North and South, yet everything
was as tripped Of Formally as is any
good Olifa6hIoned American wedding.
Thsre' IS no room for anything but
straigbt-ont and thorough democracy
III tae Roosevelt household, and Nick
IL just as plainly and Just as strenu;
oualy American as is the family OF
which he las had the good fortune OF
bseomipg anember.i