The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

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Dawnsd a. the Old Guard Follow.
Ind Iu,davco Colonel VIII stump
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C6oirs Fred Sreiner. BnffaIo. discuss.
ed ways and means and candidates.
Rooseyelt promised to sttmp the state.
for wiiafeyer3 candidates are nominate!
adj The Colonel expects To draw the
indenenilents & s,,pnort IA inset 5the old,
9rnnrdl Il sserfior,s II ID understood that,
|be ms exeejlsnf f5 chance for iHearst'si
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The {conyentio convened nj 1920.
saIt was Il ,r6nti erfil victory for tbe
rank ma sfiIe III the Repnblicanj organ.
Izationp deolared Roosevelt IA he en-.
tered the haIl Root was named as
snert,laI,entI s,,a airmsI 4 x sma All crowd
! IA nreSenti 3 o,npared wifi, Yesterday.
isooaeyelf II "a arYine sfn tSs q NJ shnce of
iiie confestine sdelegation said aThis
convention slas made a record a for
scFupulotis faifness , ana should be
prond y Root !, said 1. MAT Z n revolt
g6inst the 4 ina ;lionored 4 political Spro.
{ eiIure faI,d ftat NJ f6r ~ d;reot
election az ofiicials. including Uniteu
Stafhss ssenaf orsI nj Il IA demand sofs The
neciSle VINO insist fiat they BE given
] ouortnnity NJ n xpresss heir free and
,iIitrammeled viii III he nolls. The
Rannflicang mari 4; can't ignore 5the cry.
NInsf ass,,reI tl,e ! neople that Repnbii.
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ectionsa ana proyiaeas alrect eiectlon
4, sthte sconmlt ~ men ana aeiegates 70
4 cohy " aqsWortn sala tne
minority waived Soblecnons 70 every.
thing IN majority platform except the
primary declaration me majority re-
p0rt doesn'e tell the people IN words
what " Intends doing. Sooner or
later u persist your course you'll nave
not repr entntiye government Dut
pure d democra for all evils. The
majority plat form was adopted.
Colonel odere Roosevelt rode
yesterday on theitop wave OF victory
: defeat ting Vice President Sherman for
Temporary chairman oftthe Republican
State nyentio on and bowling over the
Old Guard IN the first engagement OF a
series o. conflicts that are to come.
Colonel Roosevelt was IN his ele
nient After he had named the mem
bers OF the three important commit
tees and the convention had, adjourn
= ed TO meet to-day, the colonel turned
70 the newspaper men and remarked
! sad frazzle you may recall
Yop may quote me on that"
At TROY, yesterday the formel
ssses cast in e. ne convention e wu.s ves