The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-06

o-it lpqrrea whether Fou naa tDuI
boss or bo1 one. NOW they lnsi'l
II yen siand In 7le public iimsIieh
that Tou be completely disrobed and
II ysur sarsunts Of onclal or private
life show blot OF stain: or the man
free from the earments does moi pre-.
sent tae strongest evidence OF intesri.
y and character and Of promise for
the future that he be condemned ssI
unworthy OF theft confidence and sup
nor,
FEW Years ago Fac whale country
aplEauaet when one man STOOD dpI
ts enest causeniipn AMI aramatiei
n declared Mat he carrIed his soy.
erigptg itasler ~ crown n us I'M
'rosIay eYets citizen Il tsiis epRsit
saows Ne IS q sosegei apd ae does
not sitats % Segcise that sreign
IS eeins best q him ami acc
ms to lie tes pk MS tsstf core
eisnces INIT Il MS Ftgat and ha ISL
tloins Just what tlle foande rs 6f thisI
country intende j alil aimed thu iies
sllofla ~. Tire lleelaf ton nat ailI
tt ING eatlat does npt tlleaiIil
mat one sinai lie bond and ana he14
and not ulea that one shall CONF
mani ana a glbey. BHt
8efi IT mems hal free OF all
s e g be shall commapd nfs
sli. shall obey end then II Wss tlss|
sclarsd that men are endowed by
the GREAT ain aftsnabisI
y rights 81 among are lite liberty
and the pursuit IL appInsss 1t wss
mem ana intende as d tleclaFafi oa5
5o Ct q men that .libert and the purs
suit Of ppiness Isl Ia Cod gfYens Git
sofs aTIdi poor block and whites
alike not ter on g! % ass to, the exelus
sion .ofs anotiter; because under our
stem 81 governments thank Cod
there afe no classes and should be-
none
But You lswant to know. ther oF
mot can in West "
gfnta hes srt .isa So With the fof-g ariI5
s. II in3 this 8csuntr5s mas Gus
( slItaintstF tIop 81 yoVF. business Been
Sssall5that could be expected Of Us under
st1 y sc y ICES. 81 .; sort can We
render accpnat loufsalxes.?gs
sss fellow 81 ttllf1b we 5csrs
andlst me IN BY tita imply that
;escaI r isn tlsra better accom- oiIr.ai
selves fgrStl the stlFst 12 years than the
Democrat tic paity can fentIs r &of IT'S
conduct ofsour8 business Tor the period
tlurtng whtca 1t wgS in t5wer in the.
State. bntaFathes mean that Wa have
done all that could reasona5ls he exs
pscted9tn Sthat erto,ts Of time. Re:1enl
5bes tfati the things we have Il one 91ayes
been + btlttsrly opposed ~ an ofganisS
don fs3ra:;ris hrloN AS he psnotr
StC have lad tpI rs it our
thress IN sail this
thing or The 9th must be- one the
i5FIlleploeE strlgtl On gtlos!3
end ~ 81 you get that Xo.is
nay fight Tor md into ii Ma
Vent. arlil when te1 we fell On
TOP tie Demo sati part You
may shy shy we have mo- one eyafythtngl
4 the promise to q " That may bas
true but i sometime wonder that our
failures have not been more; wnen e.
seS it,to$ consi ton thu apDusts
ton with which we have had to canslI
tend:
III tie Platform a3lopte by che DsufsI
.oorattc part. in convent ion assenl9
gbled In this State i find this leclaras
lion; "''Aye conlemn the I Republican
PARTY for Its islstion which has Hall
tendency 70 retar1 the eveiopment
or the State and prevent the fntrodlc.
Stton Is capital therein for The pnrs
nose
PSI This Etssa serious charge against ms
You will observe that the declaration
A. broad and apparently refers to allI
the laws enacted since We came into
BoYsf: BY this declaration they
meant and intended the tax laws. o?
the, license laws, or the amendments
Ia or school laws Or any other Of
$n y Of laws i might mention. tnsy
should have said So we either kSs.
ghtyto demand a bill OF partie. !; /,
eor5 take. the declaration to mean Just
what u says.
L In the IS Years that we have been
i'm over in this State many new laws
nave been enacted and many old ones
4 rlelSle!l and It would be Impossible
tor me in the limited time that sIshave
ofdiscuss all Of them, but let us look
$efretlll II md staoli httplly: at some OH
this ss}esislat ions which has been sosdets5
Gtmenta lsto the deyelo pment this
states according TO the deslsrati ion ofs
eur Dem ocratic friends.
The extra rdInary session % the
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