The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-22

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lSlli III the niiners' union ont e. taast
fifEtriet pFDsGeutei the viii tel g iHeac
Moth eEs' Jones. and had H ~
ana scores 81 other miners ARA isIssl
81 court ana thrown into jails- pa
Wis, It was, Wllo advocated lokoEs
Judge JaeISsn, .eTHe Iron Judge "
favor OF giving old Mother Jones
stifG term Of imprisonment. Da7l
vis's packers IN the First district
have been trying 70 set away rom on
these huftful things: but thelf ne
publican opponents are driving them
up. backs to the wall, Davis VIII ne
DEBATED. and his hatred Of both
protective tariR system and nnlon'
labor will do It. Were he free IRON
those crosses, he would very AkeAy
win out this year.
IN the Third district, the gifted
Gaines is having some troubles with
county organizations. He Is going
to be cut some, unless he gets
buster and fixes up his fences. The
Fayette county tight is very likely to
keep his majority there down. and
he has always relied on a big vote
In thar county. This year. there are
two Republican tickets In the field.
calling themselves Republican and
Progressive Republican The Demo
Gratis have no ticket. They have en-
dorsed the county ticket nominated
by the Progressive Republican party
OF course, they have LIttlepage for
Congress, and Preston. of Green
brier, for state senate, on their
ticket. Both Republican tickets had
Gaines and jarrett: the latter for
state senator, upon their tickets, but
Gaines and Jarrett were forced by
threats from the so-caIled regulars
to ask the progressiyes not to print
their names on the latter's ttckt
The progressives, not wanting to
hurt either Gaines or Jarrett, may
accede to the request and may not.
II they don't comply with it, the reg
uIars can't well blame Gaines and
Jarrett for not trying to da what
was demanded OF them. II the
progressives do accede to the Gaines
Jarrett request, they will leave
blank spaces for Congress and
State Senate ON their tickets.
Gaines's campaign is in need OF a
dose of ginger. He is speaking In
the various counties. and wherever
he goes he does good for his candt-
dacy and for the Republican ticket
generally. The. .peopfe-the COM
mon people, not the politicians
gard Gaines as the biggest repre-
sentative in the lower branch OF
Congress that West Virginia has.
and they are proud OF him as ma
tional hEure..G That Is wherein
Gaines has always won when the
people get a chance to vote for him
and to have their votes honOrably
counted. But the po1tticans-the
professionals like Gaines. He
is too Independent OF them. That's
the reason why they came very nearly
beating him for the nomination with
Avis, the Kama wha county prosecu-
tor. They'll probably get the Hon
ora BILE Joseph the next time. unless
the coming Legislature enacts a first
rate primary; fsFW:..a Tie direct sup
port OF the whole party OF his dis
ltrict Is the. only thing that canIsave
him as.tt looks, nov.
In the Fourth and Firth districts
Harry Wodyard and james A.
Hughes will Tbes returned to Con-
gress. That fact is generally con-
ceded by both sides, although both
OF them are very likely to have
slightly reduced, matortties.
Governor Glasscock at this writing
continues his course OF paciffcatiOn.
lie settled harmony over the Clay
county factions, and got the Mason
county ructionists to promise to
abide the supreme courts decision,
whether the leaders OF the Barbee-
Echols clan will fulfill the promise
remains to be soon, but their follow
ers for the most part, are expected
10 be loyal to the party, and law
abiding in, accord with the high
est courts decision. Marion county
now engages the Governors powers
Of cancellations He has found that
the trouble there is over offices, and
the present benshciaries and the
lwould-bes are pretty thiclSly tarred
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