The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-02
NOT Very Good.
ELECT THESE MEN AND THEY
WILL ROUT STATE HOUSE RING

the national convention which nomi.
mated Taft for president. At Chicago
they were told TO "go to Denver" ut
Columbus they we're told to go to the
Democrats for recognition. After the
Republican convention in Columbus
representatives of labor said just
what they said after the Chicago
convention, "we asked for bread and
got a stone," not only as to candi
dates but also as 10 platform pledges
Not one candidate was nominated by
the Cox-Guilbert-Brow convention
this year who had the Endorsement OF
labor organizations.
In addition to those heretofore
mentioned a representative of organ
lied labor, Bernard Doran of Perry
county, was nominated by the Demo.
cratic convention for one OF the two
candidates for state board of public
works; and David Eley, Democratic
candidate for dairy and food commlI.
sioner, also received the Endorsement
OF labor representatives because of
his record on labor questions as a
member of the Ohio legislature from
Ashland county.
The agricultural interests of the
state were specially recognized in
the nomination of Mr.. Eley for dairy
and food comr issioner, an office Of
prime Importance to Ohio farmers.
Another representative of the agri-
cultural citizenship of Ohio was
chosen as the associate candidate Of
bernard Dosan for member of the
state board of public works, there
being two TO elect, in the person of
James a. States Of Allen county, who
has served two terms as county com.
missioner and has given special study
to the subject of canals.
The business men of the state have
two eminent representatives on the
state Democratic ticket. w. w. Durbil
of Kcnton. who is the Democratic
candidate for state auditor, after 4
successful career as an attorney hes
turned his attention of late years
chiefly to a large and growing manu-
featuring establishment at Kenton.
ID. S. Crcamcr, candidate for state
treasurer, is one of the successful
business men of st. Clairsville, Bel
mont county, having been engaged
in insurance business and as news,
paper publisher prior to serving tho
state two years in the Office OF state
fire marshal by appointment of Gov.
crnor Pattisoa.
Tne teachers of Ohio will surely
feel that they have three friends on
the Democratic ticket.
James Henry Newman ot Fletcher,
Miami count. candidate for secre.
tary of state, is as proud of his rec.
ord as a pedasogue as he is of his
record as secretary of the board of
managers of the state penitentary
during the administration of Cover.
nor Campbell.
o. G, Larason Of Newark has spent
his whole life in the schoolroom eX:
ccpt two terms he served as clerk Of
courts of Licking county He is tho
Democratic candidate for clerk Of
supreme court
John A. Mcdowell OF Millersburg,
Holmes county, is another of the
prominent educators OF the state.
Since his nomination for state school
commissioner he has been chosen su.
perintendent of schools at Ashland, o.
The only regret the people of Ash.
land have over the candidacy OF Mr..
Mcdowell for school commissioner is
that they will lose his service as
school superintendent when he en-.
ters upon the duties of his state of.
fee, MIR Mcdowell served two terms
in congress from the Seventeenth
Ohio district with great credit and
ability r
The Democrats of Ohio were not
afraid or ashamed to take the people
CT Ohio into their confidence as 10
their choice for United States sen
ator. With no schemes of elimina.
tion 20 work out. with no factional
warfare oye- the mantle OF Senator
Foraker such as his eliminators arc
engaged in this year, the state Dem.
ocratic convention indorsed Former
Governor James Il, Campbell for SEN
ator, and the election of a Demo
cratic legislature win ratify this
choice by sending Governor Camp
bell to Washington no represent this
state in the United States senate az
supporter Of the rule Of the people
in the administration of William ].
Bryan as president