The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-08
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Negroes tor did wv
tss Selection of Leaders sa ssste:

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ttonSl aiResenee IN tho STAT III "a tis.
actof&ly settled now. Nrssmust held
give the Republican party & nd oritv
|Aats eno'1shi "a apksskN fGf stta-
e9iseiAsnk and Jim os6lS 6sas. o1ts oSf
Is 5 5 $$s { Sc al ss
~ lhf Rspa blican &pSrtsy sA u aS,pti
toF. sua3S inufsed Z MS, SaHd x$pf GVT "a nn
asas when sMe were not able IA "a care
ana y pgoVide Tor GU rsalveas and Ma,
WIG YpteaS ought te' votes tG, main
sAss sata blisl1ea Vi pri Id 1 ffrNt
RAG OF JUSTICE advoq@@I IN 1ha IA !!
|pa6lioRn marty. y. hS t. IA Mn 81 81 IA
way support TWO t',,,' ~ (, Y
W. J. hons. IN n 49,
4, lss. knights OF Pythaas. Il .s!s. Z :
k +, tSlr' y wish to say that among the
man ;priYileges4 of, AN; Am erica =, cif, :
gen, there.,is none more aSSrsed IA N.
ehaf cf& casting the ballot INTENDED,
rs +; as, TO be used, I'm The ,asIect1,n
Or nSh] who reprnsahk did sHfxhast'
Ideals 'aIL IS OF American cftizenshtp and,
auVocete the policies that are IhEat
'oaiecolsted to- promote the interest 81.
. whole people With fairness is ali
and pge5udice to none xha ~ a; ;s,,s
port Taft and Glasscock because thay'
are Me. representattYes$ OF "a. party.
tant apas net solicit, thsa supports bt
Inc pS3p1e upon the promisa 5of What
it WIN do in,1 the futurs SGt ,nnns
Wlhat + has done, !. IfssH air 3gake 'aa.s
;peclal lprtd e. in my endsa ~ "a aazii
cure .the, election of Mr.. e4aaac ne r.
neoanee he: y In accord With 1.-The, DOL
ioias 81 fheReppbJtca n na Fty that nave
n 20 such n ma fyeloua prograaa To
the q state OF West ViraaAia Hnfi 4 hat
r,eeseg mixes the civil AID dnt,,i tfcsi
r1ghtsF;;of every Sitissn} fe aard 80 = =.
:rssca nolor tor previous condition ofI
servitnds. Wish to- aaytfinaseei9F "a sS,sa
sloh. that 7 support TAFT and. class
cock because the citizenship or tent
i n 81 OF Negroes depend upon fhe
success Of the Republican party. !,
y - .Er%s -cs--------.' y 80 =, -, Fl
~ Va Waters, Pastor Simpson nj. r..
e. thurch, Charleston, w. Va.
why / support Taft and Glasscock
1'took at the great Repnblie cam parry
% 2 1Smlly which guarantees is each
! y protection before. the, law
anu the pursuit of happiness I am
contemporary,with the%organizers, Of
the. Republican, party, therefore I, am
q narttof IT.. =, .,.. t.. ,yy,'A ! III
It 1a just as much my party as.nl%|
VIE end. children are my. family, - II
woaidsfeel as much justified In, leat4
ing, my wife, If sol me one Of the chill
drSen made a mistake, as so fail, to-
ca ssA f1fiss.a vote fer the Republican
party, because a mem her; Of the party
made q mistake though he be = uresi-l
gent or governor: The Republican.
party has the key which has opened
the doors OF, prosperity and ghalf|
vote for the men who know. the COM
Dlnat&on. j ,.',Hv5> ~ Il! ~ !, -
~ have no cause to leave the toldiI
Republican ship which set sail 40
years ago. She has crushed; slave
pens, torn up auction blocks, scatter
ed, schoE houses, opened ;up COAL
mines, ak factories, steel plants; and
nearly every kind Of industry known:
IN the world--railroads, etc. II shaft
vote for the men who appreciate nhy,I
vote. i. shalt vote for the men who
are willing for me- to go to, the depot
and purchase a., my ticket and SIT
where 7 please ~ q. - e.. = -. Il
~ shall vote for President Roose-
welt and Governor Dawson tor trans
fer the keysanto the hands .of: w. Il. |
Taft fog President ,,of> ( the United
States, and VIM. E.. Gdasscock fors|
Governor Of West Virginia.