The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-16
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OF AEf&l ON "a
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1n the Guhe4 b BeEatSos
2, He HaS$S seSM0r'8 lAss ss
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In the Cub els
F.. He HAS
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to how he feels relative to the guBeF
natopial> race tG0v8rnor Dawson lAstfS
night gave out an interview In WRtteis
he declared: his preferences ,BetW
the ,eandidates for the Republican,;
nomination. He nIatnly ;favors' Secss S.ecc:s
retafy, of State SWisher- :: &c SI'T, :ESIs5s
Judge Cbaris Brooks Snith v
well known sneWsnaper man Of the
state, now deihgc stan; work for the lth,a
Pittsburg lDispateh.N V was sent here
te. interviev the, !, Governor who free-
ly told ta him and ito the MaiESHhat
he had to say ON. the question. %l.5s%
, The Gevernor's Statement: =j.$Nss%: y
Governor Dawson's inporta pos
litical declaration, was pT6bab;R
hastened by repeated statements In
democratic newspapers, and that pQT-
ton OF the republican press opposed
to the ,Swisher candidacy, that he}l,
had been a party In an anege4. CON
ference the purpose Of which, Ras
TO sidetrack Swisher for some oHe.
name unknown. by giving Swisiief
the revenue collectorship now half
by We. Glasscock of MorgantoWns
The whole story was absurd on It's
race, put was similar In kind TO 9TH.
ers previously ISSUED the tendency'a lt1tslay q 4
II not7 the: purpose OF Whicns vas Ho
weaken the Swisher.S Candidacy
: "a Ridiculous. Story. >,,lfTS$1x,,..
F;Fhat story, said Governor Day
son, sis ridiculously absurd In. sStts
,ehtirety. Whether 'there was at s4
serious motive 10 ITS pnbMltcation M VI q Is;
90 not Know. but for fear: ! there
'ptsnt nave Deen, ana IN tnat2s. my my ID pa
sitlon may pc made clear. to thpe Rtall+ Rt4lllst
nc ana my party, = ann cAeesflgity
"iiAne! 70 Gpaptlcty pF3caatlo Y n an %
aeSu!Q taeFaeaSa9A :, : <FS y 81; A.
RsssssaaAeAfes} NO q eelss- ee
81, 4 nave taSen n9 part IN: any re;E .s
is E g
1s,a ZOE
q Et = /. ss4
~. = ne as1 aafI
hat Tdidstsa ~ - so,, ~ ~ 4s wv .s7
frank to aav fbat so,,.i, = as ,4,s.|: &
did suggest to one eentlem AZ a., s, \
r know we'll and for. whose :abtlities
T.have the highest regard, tina t8 ], e
,wo,hd like to see him a candidate. y
~. Why He Supports SWisiSer. 1 < /;
. - :. do not consider that my oiiieiai
Soslt'oh preclndes me from exeReig4s Il I
t1e my pohticai and iidtvidNaIs
s Y nave preferences e, as De De
n,x,. "nuoa.ee ."ithth WIN ieE oWaS' fsss
snr.. n 49, ~ ~ -, alptspriety' : tnsFe.
For the ca,..s,,so = Sstss.
swisher. over The other rent sas Il, ia,'s: G
men who are aspiring for ) the. non Is
tnation for governor, and that / have,
reasons, which 1 deem good And saf%
uolen'' 'ot giving his fcandidaey nay
Sa,"eSs co., 1. support it is very nature, /,
,nsn -" 49, tn'nAs M tnat snould Sayor
the fufi1Inaat ~ 1 IT. n,st sRs nstsyzlh
ges who has ass,sta, - !, !, Vs.,lT 4
ministration = In accomr1ishi,,.s 81 a.. a.
progfessiye .reYoxn,s q e ! 81 &, <s,S,
than athostS who .,Sato ,,s,sss,.,, {.
who sought to; hre,,e,,,t 4ta. s., s.
full fulfi1lmeht of tba,e a., go, \
who sought to retard and 2smi;arrasst g.t
THE adminfstraIi6n4 ! ) : ~ IL & 6.
SWisher has stood consistently .s,ay J. !;
nestly and courageously.> by In, {
party's pledges and my aafn,;nis istr. s
tton's works Ia : aceomplishiags tl1en,l & 4
iile has done this, / know. at ti,jIas
"hen ne was compelled by so doing,
10 MAKE great personaa sacrifices.
|. quite naturally l. want To- Bse @thaS
work that the party, under tkisr4 4dsss diss'
ministration MAS done, e cantlnuesdsk Il
and reforms of an urgent nnayasa 3 s.s 7.