The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-29

perceive what Organism would mean,
80 lts destructive. Obstructive and re-
dictionary EFFECTS. To- fre commerce.
the agriculture and n ma ~ 5ae ~
1uonpe anon leap4lle la4
land Democrats who have decd cd 10
furppts TAFT aud r5par rs
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number q pFplnl s,ll &
party ana the meet ~ ks
evident ere IN lSsI ote An 9
beyond he bouulis 81 efea
zco1nInercia an q e.lle aiitEes
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VIII s1siEe Ttlfe 8 hand or1e ipEtt5
2iare composed Of Dem Gratis 9 10
cannot stand Tor ll1 q q In
four lean an q he'd g ~ at q
Bryan victory would entail.
9elaFJare leFe N1ctoE On ON
min e,tosl are SsOnsp 5cioiis among he
Democrats who are Tor Taft and ma
gtional sanity IS assured TO the Eel
DubHean column, and as election Day
approaches the number OF art
Democrats1 more rapidly increases
IN New jersey aIso the Republic lean
ma jorfEy viii be sWelled by Demo-
cratic accessIons.
1t Is not surprising that the South
ern States, although In all estimates
their votes are counted tor y ysall
should include large proportion OF
Influential emocrats who have de-
cIared tn mselves for Tart; Tor tne.
South, 18th It's comparatively new
and flourfshing INDUSTRIES, would be
hard hit by the tariff for reyenue
Among prominent Democrats OF At
-lanta, Georgia. who have come out
for Taft, are W. M. Cfun1teys OF At
1anta, head of the Confederate Vet
Grams of the South, e1-prestd ent OF
the Ibbbers' Association OF. the South.
ana vfce=presid of the Beck e
Gregg Hardware Gompanyi = rank 9.
Ellis, head OF Kee1y Company. a
large dry goods house; Thomas Egg
lesion and w. q. Chaplin, leading IN
surance men: +. ]. Pa1on, of lead.
ing dry goods house, and Alexander
A. Smith and Victor Smith, prom
fnent attorneys, members OF Smith,
Hammond g Smith. Wilkinson Call.
OF Florida former. Democfat1c UnIIsu
States Senator from that State, and.
George W. Garland, of Salisbury
North Carolina, are accessions to the
Taft ranks that have attracted att
tention and have led many others
to shake on blind adherence to the
Denver nominations, and to study
without prejudice the Republican
candidates and platform. These
changes by men OF prominence and
Influence are encouraging as to the
Immediate outlook and full Of prom
Use for the future.
q Colonel John McAnerney, OF New
York, Democrat who was president
OF the New Jersey electoral college IN
1888 and who was an. ardent supporter
of Alton b. Parker four years ago,
has come out for Taft. am q DEM
ocrat, - he declares, but not5sof the
Bryan variety. There are many able
Democrats throughout the country,
but they have no influence while
these agitators and demagogues are
in control. The 1aborer, the mechau=
ic; the manufacturer and the mer-
chant want a restoration of conf
dence, which would be wholly imposz
sfbIe with Bryan and a bunch OF his
Oklahoma advisers in control OF the
government and the court appoint-
ments.''