The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-14
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NOTHING 70 I'd ARoliT.
AND NO ISSUES or VITAL
IMP oRTAaCE.

AlANiSiNGIOeSs W. VA Oct. 1A.--
THE Democratic party here seems to
t.be slie.ltls. at sea as there seems to
he no tangible issues. and since tiis
Republicans have gotten together they
have but little TO talk about.
Many OF the Democrats are having
dreams Of the times when Mr. CTeYe.
land was President, and that IS not so
many years ago when soup houses
Eflollfi ished and an army OF ttanlps; wcr-
THY men who were compelled to beg
Tor statNe, were marching all over this
land. When sheep and cattle became
practically worthless and all farm
products were so cheap that farmers
could rot pay their taxes under tie
then Democratic administration in this
State. They further remember that
for TWENTY-FIVE long years the Dem
ocratie party was in power Ia this,
State and during all that long time
there was nc great reform movement
for the betterment OF all the people.
The Free School system was neglect.
led, we had the minimum term OF four
months shd the system swa q re.
proach to any STATE. Il was abused.
land neglected. They can see. the diff.
terence too. when the public schools
baYe begun to attract attention, when
the State erintendent is a living.
iy'tFf force and Is making the better.
IIrsntS of the shhoels OF the State the.
Iarsbition OF his life. All the public.
Y titIltions are well cared for. taxes
ih9.e been red1cetis the public service
llss been ifnproye corporal atoms are
ll sine Just share Of the taxes and
~ ths first time in tnaliy year aiI
nm are free end equal President
eseyelt said |: \ Nv hen IIsay a sdtisfs
IdeS l, mean saliare deal tIy liz.
M 'ieil stlllafs deal for the I'icli man
Fas Tor the poor mn Il btIt mo more
TEis ilas coIre to pass and the I,eopie
|ce 4 ulainly SEQ
ty interesting Republican meet.
9tss;s l1ssa been held ct K 1geyffIe an
~ llier this week anil they were large.
s offended and much interest ISL
-! In the issues ~ the campaign.
re Is yet In this section mifcIfi
nts thy in regard to the election. but
Iihe people ought to wake up 70 tie
II niendous responsibility that is laid
i,lt9n the y.stsrs This is & govern.
NJ Tor the pc opls and
neglects ort
x E9s citizen.
ss','s,s q - sd Wheeling
to-day TO ssee ani he's ..s .ns.-t Presis
.Tsft. S7s
y W. cbristy. wbe ;fss es,srss osi
Rg9lthlic lean leadnTsr tiers, 10 very hiisy
On II sppplying the voters VII nueil
II fGFniat'en m the politics. issues
IJFt'e@gy. voter IN all this section III CIR
|dt7iiy lrYftel ! oylsit hesduns srters3
s.,fii'n7 M MILAN. ctr worthy fellow
lcitllTen who wrota the now fanlo1s
nephew yvlIlissn d Glass
cock. I'd which has becetne the hut.
tile CRY Il, tlle cainDai9n Tor r4verr5f.
IS very 3 r1liichi Interested in the con-
test: Ills remarkable platform p,tt ipi
50 few words has made him faInons
Never Will we fnrget the greet slloIit
that went up from the thousands Who
herd the letter read for tlle + rst tfIis
At Alprgantoyn. ard when Mr. class
cock WITH tretDhlirg voice and tSsF
|dinimad eyes said With all the can,
ness oI his nature: s.lss.Sy hajnint no
I shall follow this Z fdviee.t M man
who stood in that presence o,, 4 ever.
foalit that W. III Glssscock as5foe +
goyerTor Of this State wiz fulfil that
promise
A very sick lonlying rooster Us 4
found iyFg az x, - }. q n ~, h, III