The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
Governor Glasscock is Very
Sanguine and Others
See victory, Too.
tCIlaFles BroOlzs smitll. }

fEl1nFleS brooks Smith,
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3Reports
are lowing into Rebuplfca4 state
headquarters from all the counties
now, and the high mosuls OF the
campaign management are getting z
fairly accurate line on what kind Of
q story the connt OF the ballots cast
next Tuesday win tell. The prospect
Is, By NO means. disheaFtening; IN
fact and IN truth, 1t Is a decidedly
pleasant one to think upon. It has
not always been thus this campaign,
for there was many a rift in the lutte
In the earliest stages of the fight.
All was NOT sweet harmony, and
managerial brows >were knit with
doubt. But now that is all changed.
Every report received brings
cheering news OF Improved condi-
lions In every county, and Chairman
Matthews is ready TO close up shop
at headquarters and go home. feel
ing absolutely certain that the next
legislature will lie safely Republican
in both branches. Electing a Repub-
Iican legislative majority has been
Mattehws's high particular job this
year; and he has been on the job
night and day for weeks. Me hasn't
overlooked anything. and he isn't
foo1ing himself. 1t Is not the
Mathews way to taTSe things for
granted: to whistle up tune IN the
grave yard to keep his courage up.
We've got them licked on the legis-
=. he said today. We have
got them l:2iisd ton frazzle. to bor-
row . s!ahg expression made his
torc y, t:o!tnel Roosi vcft. l admit
that conditions wee NOT very de-
cided y . my * 'snes whea t.!s COM
mittcc 2pe.Ied W ha2t:lu2r:ons aud
began . do bualn =. But We
away n an Mort II aronseI
the yo:ers. cspe:,sily ge our
voters 81 cred up % rrai:ze ;iat ;hsi
loss of the ] : G;u;e sac Demo
srats this. yepr u... mean ra-l
1t :ed s,r:c;ins and al
aach;semtlt the - ntyl
housand colored e oy -he u M
,crats, and all q! ,ha: would mean
soodby to nal:!a lover FOR tae Re
publican party IN WI V rs:aIa forI
many. many years . cote. Wei
Inally .awaKe4ed. t:le ,oya! psrtymen
o. The great crisi.s In cur party, and
hey are going to stand by the old
lag and help TO unfurl 1t to anotherI
-!ctorious breeze this year. You'll
an say for me-. without any IFS. ands
,r butts, that we are going to hold
he legislature by a substantial ma
ority. 1t is as surue thing us III
S sure that the present legislature
5 Republican. While not so closely
n touch with tho congression con-
e=ts, It IS .ny sincere beIieF. from
What do know OF that situation.
hat we will elect all five Republican
candidates Chair
nan Matthews's predictions have
h. cordial approval OF all the other
eaders in charge of the Republican
Darst Sees Victory.
John sherman Dars:, auditor. has
lone power OF work for rhe Grand
0Id Party this campaign. and it has
,een good work. Darst has made
rore speeches than any other SPELL
binder threshing the hastings this
,ear. Frequently he has spoken
.hrce times a day, which Is going
;ome. Darst is in demand. Mora
want him for speeches
han can secure his services. Darst
s an earnest. enthusiastic talker.
md he knows state administration
ssues inside and out and upside
Town. He's a putter OF the hard
business facts. and 1t goes. There
s no humor or fuzzy entertainment
n the Darst speeches, but there is a
reap of Information and instruction.
Wherever Darst speaks they ask to
nave him back. which is high
to a campaign orator,
md few OF them are ever paid for it.
Auditor Darst says anent the cam
Iaign: II have been in every con-
sressfonal district We will carry
all five of them. Yes, include Con-
sressman Sturgfss. too. haven't
met up with that Republican dissat-
Isfaction the Democrats talk so much
about anywhere have been. 1 ask
for 1t everywhere go. and 1 am in
formed that it isn't there, but 1t is
said to he somewhere further on.
It's all Democratic falsehOod. !
have had larger meetings this year
than have ever had In any cam
paign ! have spoken IN The people
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