The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-31

with F0t Report Of Ills senateFial
Stewardship. and Appeals 70 the In
{ellIseneo, Patriottsm and Party 10y
atty of West Virginia Republicans to
RaHy 'RoOnd the Grand Old Flag Of
the Grand Old Party and Make An
other triumphant Victory IT the
Polls This Year Assured,
United states Senator Nathan Bay
Scott is campaigning In many counties
of West Virginia, and everywhere he
is drawing large andinces and his
speechmalzing Is solIdifyfng the party
rankssfn every section he visits Sen
ator scott-fs making elaborate speech
es in which he IS telling OF the Repub-
Ifcan .party,s great record In the ma
tional government and It's superb
achievements in the fourteen years 1t
has been In control of the government
OF the state
It is to be regretted that our limited
space makes It impossible for US to
give the Senator's speech in fun, for
It Is certainly a mastery and convinc-
ing campaign document. and every
voter should have the benefit OF read
ing all of 1t. However, that being out
Lu6 sGluG8GlCAs We give LIZ AStAO
excerpts, which are timely and inter
estIng to all who are following the
stirring events of the present cam
paign in this State:
About Party Loyalty.
''Fellow citizens. this is country
that so far has been ruled by par
ties. These parties are composed OF
the Individual citizens of the state
~.
veutions, decided on policies, worked
and voted for them. tested and proved
them. I glory in the fact that am
Republican, that have always worked
in the ranks -oE a party which has
made human liberty, human freedom
and the best good to the greatest
number its battle cry. In looking back
ovef the history Of this party from the
days Of Fremont, down through Lin
coin, Grant, Mckinley, up to Taft, we
find that there has always been min
GRITTY, an fnsurgent element. Who
vas more bitterly assailed than Pres
ident Lincoln? Many men who had
voted for him in 1860 turned their
backs on him and voted against him
when he was Iunning second time
a1d the great war between the states
YVES on. No man was more bitterly
attacked in the home of his friends
than he. President Grant escaped
with little less ViIlIhcation than did
the beloved Lincoln. Attacked in the
home of his friends, he went on the
even tenor of his way. doing what he
thought was best. So, bitter was OPP
position to him that many sO-called
Republicans of that day left the party
and Joined with the Democrats In the
oTfnnort Of oaFn5fdafe9-
''Today there are differences, but
believe that the ma FORTY should rule.
Ii is a hard matter TO have thousands
of men absolutely agree on the same
principle, the same project and meth
DDS of carrying sIbch a project to
successful Issue. believe that, as
party men, we should sink all our diff
ferences. We should close up our
lines and meet ths common enemy
with unbrolIen COT rage, and that is
what It means tbs fall. We must
either support the Republican party
aud the principles enumerated by the
properly organized conventions of that
party, or we must give aid and succor
to the enemy. YOu know that much
remains to be done. We have prom
ises to keep. We must sustain the
protective principle. We must have
these Issues uGCluGu ny q 4NGpubAAIesA
Congress. 1 have todd you how the
party has lived up to its pledges in
the last Congress. know It Will go
still further in coming Congresses. 1t
viii work for the best Interests of the
people; but you know, gentlemen.
what It means to turn the country
over TO the Democracy. It has done
nothing for fifty years, with one ex-
ception an exception which stands as
a beacon light on the pathway Of pros
perity. We are great and prosper
Gus people, and our commonwealth for
its size abouuds in riches Immediately
affected by the tariff legislation, to a |
greater extent than of any other state !
In the Union. On every hand our
great resources are apparent; coal,
iron, oil, gas, timber. farm products.
are In abundance at our doors and
in our midst, and we at the same time /
have unsurpassed transportation facil-
tiles to nearby profitable markets. All
we need is business repose and tran
guilty. we have ourselves. or can
readily secure. capital with which to
develop our resources, and at the same
time are not disturbed either from a !
scarcity Of, or the existence OF labor
conditions. that in any way AFFECT the