Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-11-18

eae grasp OF che hon. John A. DIX ana
hose who with him will undertake
the work Of rebuilding the democrati
party. in this State. New York. {
Governor ELECT Wilson of New Jer-
,ey is now strong force In American
politics, and will have to be reckone9
With as such for many years to come.
The fact Is rich in happy augury.
It afford q pleasing theme for though
It promises mu,h for the good Of the
nation. For Wilson abounds in the
lonely. wholesome. trite but mighty,
forces which combine in the struc.
,ure of great leadership. And times
like these demand just such men {,
ssar the livery of public trust.
The result in Tennessee is q triumph
If patriotism over partisanry anc
the people there shoul1 pause long
,uough to permanently plant tomb
Stone over the political grave Of 'Fid.
ding Bob. ''-Norfolk Ledger Dis
patch.
II MI. Bryan doesn't watch out
aus parry fesuial1!y wiz % gone De-
fore he knows it. He has bolted
many candidates this fall that his po-
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their own marketing. That ought te
demonstrate whether the telephone
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tnas "eAlco nelseiI now wants 70 Oe-
come NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news.
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oecioe ~ MISREPRESENTATION. News
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The vote on the constitutions,
amendments on Tuesday shows clear
y 'na' Tue peop'e ., virginia wan'
snoltel, ratner tnan longer, sessions Of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1azette.
The democrats have the opportunity
they have been craving for so long.
In the language of the street, it is
.sup 10 themn to make good.-Phila-
delphia Times.
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The Arizona constitutional conven-
on has been In session three wee ks
and only got through three lines Of tn
preamble. Don't be discouraged.
Our convention spent as long as that
trying to decide whether the members
should take an oath OF oftice.-Peters
burg lndex-Appeal.
According to newspaners II was a
landslide. Some politicians called II q
,;da, rave Candidate st;m.on said
IL mas . oronnd .well Senator Reve.
r;doa REGARDED II "a an avalanche
whatever II va. Il certa inIv did move
Times
Some very bright things have been
said about "The Gift OF God" during
his present period OF disturbance; but
nothing better than what"Our Candi.
date''says about him in the last mum
Der of the esteemed Commoner, as fol-
lows:
s'Several republicans have tried to
explain why, Mr.. Roosevelt's progress.
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he goes like blases, but when he
reaches the crowded thoroughfares OF
New York he goes 90 slow that you
would have to get behind the machine