The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
PEOPLES FORyM
Why Hon. Howard N. Ogden ls the
Logical Candidate for Congress
IN First District.

Logical Candidate for Congress
IN First District.
First This end Of said district is
entitled to the candidate for this I'M
poftant and honorable position, since
Hon. W. p! Hubbard declines to be tie
% succeed himself FOR Con
egress Ii this district Who is 10 De
the said candidate viii soon be deter
mined by the voters In the First dis
Ittict ~. 81. /. 4.
4 Second. Many years have passed
since Marion county has had the OPP
|poftunits to exercise us influence
through 3tssyoters in giving It's sup
port to q man Of It's own soil who s
SO eminently fitted in every way to
succeed the brilliant statesman, Hon.
w. p Hubbard, assis' the Hon. Howard
IN. Ogden. :He, therefore, should ap-
peal to every. citizen, and should right
by deserve the earnest and most con
scIentons consideration, support and
iinuencetof all voters of his and their.
native county. Every voter of this
county possessed of the slightest.
spark Of loyal sentiment, pride, true.
and. enthusiastic patriotism for the.
welfare. advancement and further ele-i
walton Of faithful son should, with
out any hesitancy whatever, promote
the candidacy ,of Judge ogden, the
scholar, orator, educator, jurist, law
yer, writer, Journalist and campaign
speaker who has no equal in, the
statel,zferit the, nomination for Con-
gress for this. district. sl.
Third. Judge Ogden is, therefoFe@
the logical man for the high, honor ne |;
Seeks. He is, without question, right
1yiocatsds he Is mpetent TO the high
eat degree Of excellence; his under
takfngss ii KS prof ssional life have
been most successful; in politics het IS
not a bitter partisan and belongs s
no faction; his conduct in public and
private life has been exemplary; and
his most excellent education (no man
has any better) in the science of eco
nomics would, without doubt, qualify
him to take his place among the great:
est statesmen in our country, thus afi
fording untold advantage and benefit
to those who entrusted and reposed
their confidence in him, and at the
same time, rejecting the great wisdom
shown by the people who so placed
their sacred confidence in the choice
made MADE by them ia represent the. frfs
district II IN the Congress Of tie Unissd
States, States the greatest body Of men ia
earth. : lit
\ Any INTEL igeRts y9ter o7tfa this copPt4y
viii not. have dong, bis fqll duty mi
tiyIts Until be has carefully and and fa Nd
ABLY considered Judge Ogden ..t tp Il n
honest efforts, for the PfPm1.tTna1q4
which, he, most earnestly seeks; Aad
i every nv voter should use his ihflq1ebsf
q RS't R Il e ED "a tbht Judge Ogden be SO
&c eessssfGl ID ills EFFORTS. This and p9stlhE
| Ing less Is the patriotic duty Of eYsE{
Voter Voter III this county. Helb' a nata{e
bosyI boy sSaiio IL a descendant Of one 81 lIte
besst families 81 the state, to land tlle
fSfice Of his ambition. = '"rissE
It Is Fare, indeed, IN, ? this 'days 5f
Pp5htits moulded by' reckless p6I9il.fs
clans, that voters are afforded. the
great privilege to vote for a man a
eminently qualified for Congress as the
Hon.. Howard N. Ogden. Now, the
voters have the rare privilege, then
do your duty and thereby honor your
selves, your county, your State, your
country, and your native son, Judge
Ogden.
SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN,.