The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
STATE WIDE


tossssn.ss srs. ssrss r~s.,
OFFICES. the magisteriai district to be
me unit nj which delegates will be
eected 10 a state convention. The
names OF all Candidates for state
on'ces would be placed on the ticket
ana the delegates In convention re
ooired To vote as the majority OF the
ministerial districts indicated.
but there are some who cling TO
the statewide primary. dispensing
altogether with the state committee
out there are some objections to this
Tor the reason OF the failure or the
Republicans to get a primary law
through the last legislature. throwing
around such primary the proper
safeguard
Congressman Joseph III. Gaines
favored making the precinct the unit
In selecting delegates to n state con-
vention to name new committee.
while Taylor vinson. OF Huntington.
had slightly different plan.
Governor Denounces Democrats
In addressing the committee and
the Republicans this afternoon, Gov.
ernor Glasscoek said he agreed with
much but not with all that had been
advocated. but Il believe in a pri-
mary" he declared. land I want one
now. I am not in favor OF a post
ponement. am ready TO meet the
question now. and I agree with Con
gresham Gaines In providing for the
election OF a new state committee"
Teter for Harmony.
II had a crouch. but I buried IL long
ago. and ! didn't erect a monument TO
mark the place OF burial, either. Thus
spoke Charles +. Teter. of Philippi.
the head OF what was one time known
as the Teter faction In the Republi-
can party. And I am In favor OF n
Statewide primary and want the ques-
ton OF nominations put up TO the peo-
pie themselves"
These expressions were made by
Mr.. Teter at the "love-feast" held
here Monday night. The expression
was the result of a request that every
man who had n crouch ought TO dig a
grave big enough to bury IL and then
forget the burial place
This sort OF spirit permeated
throughout the expressed sentiments
OF all speakers at the 'love-feast." and
may be taken as sounding what may
be expected OF the rank and file OF
the Republican party in the months 10
come.
Es-Gov. White Enthusiastic.
Ex-Governor White showed that he
had the same old fire that sent the
frail frame structures that the Demo
Gratis in the past had erected to de
ceive the voters 10 ashes He pointed
/ 20 the MacCorkle and other admins
TrmTtOnG N har <fn OIL.
In West Virginia was considered ca
pablo and honorable enough 20 hold a
position on a board-State. penal or
other-and OF their desire TO take pos
session OF everything. whether they
had any legal or moral right to them.
We also reiterated the fact that there
was not Republican official in all the
partys history who had become a de-
faulter OF the States money. and then
pointed with shame to a party that
would send such a man TO the United
States Senate.
What did u COS; 20 elect Tinted S,,,e,
seraiors m West Virginia" he declared shcn
rGcrrtng 20 what % - reported 90 have co.t
IN wisconsin unfcr a primary
Pointing % the state capitol ac-o.s III, street
ne shefe Tire Republicans were ia session.
-Gentienen, the creates; crime ever ~.
lrrti 1ied sSainsi the far name - our state
vas committed .a ;ha, bailiiuz lat winter
Let Us fcttcr ouf the guilty "
Democratic Records.
Previously during the dav hrrd-cds Of
copies % pamphict enti,ied ~Montani seup~r
hheT-." shoWing how "t~o United states
senators OVERRIDE public sentiment and DE-
feated the Wsil of the people had h-en d.
tribuied- g. . are contained the legislative
record = the Demeera-s in the last tao 49,
s,ors % the legislature. speeches made hy
liemocrafic members Of both branches rharc
ieS eTlesfy. etc; 10 the election IF William
tnifcd stats senators II also contains the
various resolutions and suhierfusrs u.~d b,
ne bemoerais % defeat primary election
las and on investigation % the charge. N
bubery The pamphlets viii - distributed
- tnat me public may learn something of
re tac'.es - fhe Denocfats AMI tie methods
stcrs secured their seats
he governors declaration net with Va.
s,isroas aPplause. and IN .iset vas roandiy
pghiicans despite the fact that BE- f. fr
Reorganization Plans
- II e.oek tonight. after rro-c fhan ten
haf dozen Ker.hicars from ~.r-y r...r.,
~ The state offered sIgsesfi1rs me ssi.--.
81 Communication ~ the state Republican
sgni'niiiee and The calling - primary st.
.rif o. the present. u members ~ ,ha, body
VIZ and huror u-t served a.fr ..e .-..,...
rropotitions. lsaders ~ factions zrasp~f band.
and h-csrlc trends. "firfy Hr~r~ " a. ..--
% ~. laundry. washed and iroreI. rof,irary.
80 20 ~ ufta1r f1r theme instead nf
distrust ofsfory also haf ifs place i- -l-
tneetnss ehith wrtn fhr vtf and furfsr ever
80 the great crowd that packed f.~ ra.-,
., 80 kanatha RerubIcar c'ub in the 49,,
o. humor No men vas refused a -.sr~-ff.i
frariua
Committee Meets
me committee aeee~'hrf f.- frr -rfr
ttes iusi before rifuight and "a a.rr~f a-.,.f
tin f'f Hter they arr rrr~r'~f FL. a--f.-
o. e.1e conc usirn. uti-r sfH he t.- s...re
" nc hrf ihlicars uf fhe sfa'r fHaf rnifr
f".H nave ...r a.
primary election Ffd rrsrEsnlfaf..n %
tFc state cn1rm.fsrr aa a.rr aH l nov s0a.
f'-ttec can he elected. eHrh a.r h- done