The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-03
BY VOTING PEPTBLI CAN TICKET
AND LOW ANDHQUAL TAXATION

ished slavery, put the eleven Con-
federate States safely back in their
old places among the Common
wealths, protected property against
assault by greenback, populist, and
silver infationists, made the United
States the wealthiest country on the
globe, and marked up United States
credit higher than that of any other
nation on the worlds bourses.
For protection against spoliation
by radical and socialistic fanatics
and demagogues in 1906 and 1908,
the business and property interests
of the United States viii once more
have to rely on the Republican party.
The reforms Mr.. Roosevelt in
augurated and insisted upon can on
" continue by the election of men
of his political faith and who will
uphold his hands and aid him in the
great work that means so much to
the people. That why Hon. w. p.
Hubbard should above all other
things be elected to Congress He
wants to help the President and the
President needs him TO help him.
Hubbard will uphold the hands Of
the President, if elected
Now, as to the United States SEN
atorship. The election of Dem
ocratic senator from West Virginia
would mean one who would oppose
and obstruct the President Docs
not every Democratic platform in
the State denounce the President:
That means that the Democratic
leaders are opposed TO the President
and that had they the chance they
would send a man to the United
States senate who would be pledged
to fight the President and obstruct
tile wholesome legislation insisted
upon by the President. But the
election of a Republican to the
United States senate means just the
opposite. He will help the Presi-
dent and that is exactly what the
President wants. Indeed, Preside
Roosevelt has put it up to the people
themselves to say whether these
great reforms in their interest shall
be and continue. Harrison county
voters can come to the Presidents
aid and it is but right they should
come to it. You ask how. We will
tell you. BY voting for Ashburn,
Hart and Riblett, who, if elected,
will vote to send a Republican to the
United States senate to help the
President.
That Republican will uphold the
hands Of the President
Nor is that all Harrison county
voters can do in bringing about and
UNFOLDING great reforms that are
accomplishing splendid results for
the people. When they vote for
Ashburn, Hart and Riblett, they
cast their votes for unfolding and
vindicating Governor Vim. NJ. o.
Dawson, the great father and
champion of tax reform, which has
lowered the taxes of the people so
and placed the burden to
a great extent on the corporations,
which had escaped just share OF
the burden. Ashburn, Hart and
are firm believers in the new
tax laws. Their opponents are not.
Elect their opponents, and the new
tax laws will be repealed and the
burden placed back on the voters of
Harrison and all other counties.
Governor Dawson needs and desires
the services of Ashburn, Hart ana |
Riblet.
Ashburn, Hart and Riblett will |
uphold the hands of Governor Daw-
son in his courageous fight for the
people.
We now come to B. Brown Stout,
nominee for county commissioner.
Mr.. Stout believes in applying the
new tax laws as they are intended
10 be applied, namely, in behalf of
HE people. They are designed to
)ring about lower and equal taxa
ion. He knows that and he be-
fevez in it, Even he though his
,fIice is not closely connected with
hat of the governor can and will
uphold the hands of the governor in
his splendid tax reform movement.
4 vote for Mr.. Stout means vote
or the new tax laws and an endorse
nent of Governor Dawson's great
md mastery work as governor of
,reat state. A vote against Mr..
stout is vote of Reputation of the
Of lower and equal taxa
ion.
Stout will apply the new tax laws
n the interest of the people of Har-
ison county He will uphold the
ands of the Governor.
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