The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-15

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non gias in Wheeling, !,
Hon. Wliliani Howard Taft die ]
lated ths following personal q
slatenieIl for publication: J
Ilaye now spent three days J
II e tlle Ssate az Ohio, much OF ;
the time N l1d9stFtaI and labor !
eertsrs apiefn men who, Il was !
feppfted were dtsaffeeted and :!
= Qppcs 10 tile Republican par /.
= ty zad IS candidate. Wherever !
- appeased was cordially re. !
5 sel2ed and only an OCCASIONAL !;
laterrpptieH Indicated that mis-. !;
= atien Of the attitude of j
-t the ssid candidate had !
nade astlsl impression. It Is !
ny opiIlipii that the attitude Of j
labof toward the Republican )
= party has been rnisrepresented !
quits as freely as that Of the s
psrssf and tn candidate toward 4
lsbor sj5d find no+reason for 3
The heiief That labor Will divide ).
X other 8iisn On the lines that !
have lore divided Il. In !
ny opinien The normal Republi- !
= can lsber vote WI be cast as !
lleFetofoFe.
st1e gF;leultutal regions It !
Is quite appaEelit that the farm :
ers afe 6ppcs ED 10 4 change that !
s. wils iuipefil their present pros !
perity. :.
= rThe situatfon III Ohio Is en-. !
tirely safis sisctcry and no one !
liss F6y reasonable deuhs but \
stantf7l elie: esIsalIaIy !: .lsSs " : J! y
y no d1pok en- slie sslnl sss y. Z 5 !. {
x =; ~ ~ - q 4
z-7= 49,. -s7---a I. 81
Those Who said The Republicans .
,uheelnG and netnhho horrood Wer
snashetic. had stheff answer last nigh
when tie greatest political demonstrs
lion IN the 6Istosy 81 the city was CIV
en- n boi,oT 81 .l.sae Taft.
Futlv 4. .60o ssrsnuers thronaed til
..itv vine f1e tcWnan,efl turned out Il
s,,sss Ii.e most q conservative est
1,ste Vf6uld place the total crowd a
6o601
Tbe "a de WAS edual 10 the Iarges
,i,,Ss{ " fi9e i a,,s uoEle by when parat
M S,ss neniilaF amusement. Fou
S,,ssiean 4 a n,ei n II re M line, represen,
stIve 81 III ,jaIks Of life.
NJ bfjsf Il ,ijas shown that Ohio AMI
asIsSont sointies viii not faiser Il
i1eif aIIeuia1ee 10 prosperity, to eleal
eF,,S,sf3ts andg that In NoVen1he
Sssv ,IiiI eIo theIr duty to William
osssrtl ;Taft and by their country.
!, ~ q.
Nil54SislliESSt ct.s s lo.-7ll tne "
mendons pIFeepocurlnlg OF ene psop.s any
the nagn1teent ovation gwen Wllllan ian
HI taltiass y nignt can pe takeh ~ 9,
in1lcAkloht ttseiils ~ anu Ine sutIouuu
ing lsillsoty VII give nlli latse "
vote on hsSt \. election to oay Ilidn Ia'
even apeen sslYetl la1Ll 70 any cAiiuiaaee pe
tore:
s1cn 2 ssienonstration instr J. was neve
seen ~ NNneellng. 6 IN a5ohs uelore tnl
speelaa tfaltt peaFlhs MT. iaII aiu Nv
party arftNe!t 3tle crowds began 70 as
senlple and pssI O'Clock MARKET stree
for more thail g ME fa4 was 2 solia mas
q hsinaanl SO atlgn9ly packeI Ila
i was allaosL I'm losslDle 70 pass aton
me street p yiehtletn streeG
Seventh sas ai silEAofoken Jam OF pec
Die good nattlrea, enthusiasm !ttll9. -
cheelfine tol 3tnetr iaSorite long oeIor
lis aptss sfel g,st and 4 keeping y up COZ m
tlIsaogs Y alstll long a1ter ne ma
passsa IL.
Sidewalks were thronged. stor
doors and Tindows we're flled, uppe
Windows We're uns'ole to hold thos
who sought seats to view the parad
from above and ye.itcles OF every d
scrlptlon We're placed at street Inter
sections eacs filled to its creates
eapaclty Win those Who could not Sc
The pasatle nom any other place