The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
HEoEoANIzA INIsEpTEMnER.

n 20 Rc 4. w va IN II IN 6EPTEMRER.
After stsgo years % incessant clamor
BY Tie people tofi n reorganization Of
% e state comnltt ZEE they are told by.
Chairman hews that q meeting
will be held IN September with the
ostensible purpose ln view Of reors
ganizing tie committee along lines
that VIII more nearly meet popular
hppf0gal he intention OF this meet
( ing can only be found out by waiting
Tor the report of Its proceedings. In
foiie quarters the belief is pretty
strong that no we'll planned effort at
Reorganization is to be pursued but
simply an effort Isl To- be made to ap-
ply q coat of ~ hiteRash to the pres
sSit committee and glet the report go
forth that an lis Harmonious. This
belief is given color, by the encourage:
inent coming from sources, that have
been very loud and insistent for a re-
organization, signifylng an intention
o falling In line with the organization
provided it acts with sincerity and
atiiscfetion2 This may satisfy some
people but no amount of sincerity
iind discretion" could rally the party
back 10 the support Of the old COM
inittee or any alignment it might sug-
gest Many Of the independent Re:
publican newspapers Of the State de-
= inaid nothing more nor less than al
SQUARE deal which means a new com.
Iiittee and the most of them will be
found demanding this until the de-
inands ot the people are fully recog-
nizetl and the. committee when 1t
nj ets should go into its deliberations
witi These facts clearly before 1t.
There are many methods suggested
fur he Reorganization of the commit.
tee and the following is from the
parkefsbnrg Dispatch News:
tc the method of bringing this
bout. there Ii room for a difference
of opinion. One suggestion, coming
from Il Republ ican Of long experience,
iii Wood county, is worthy of consider
slloni and possibly constitutes the best
6lstl1nt that can be offered. This sus;
ton Is for Remembers OF the com.
7iIiltte 10 resign filing their resigna,
tstions with the senatorial committees
81 fiie various districts, and have the
ena toriai conventions preferably, but
meetings mightfbe sufficient, toI
elect successors to the old committee
This plan is feasible, conven;
ief,f and fair. II nothing better is of
1 Tered II would be we'll for the State
committee at Its September meeting
1 III make provision for such an ar
cement. II this Is done, and done
yolnntarily, the last yestige of faction.
aldiyision: will vanish in West Viz:
sainia. The old committeeman Will
/ moi 20 out discredted No doubt
Ifiiany Of them would be re-apopinted
;By the people. There would be no
radical change in leadership. But the
PEOPLE VIII have had, what they want
mi are entitled to, their day In court"
The Morgantown Post-Chrontcle
3 Very pertinently suggests that to car
B ~ West Virginia at the next COMING
election it is necessary to bring back
INTO line the 10000 Republicans wa9|
j tlief; stayed at home or voted the
Democratic ticket at the last election
ana that nothing will do this short q
4 compile te Bfeofga nlsatiotiH and a sur:
render Of the old decemWrate. 81
NO other plan will give the party Z
lostsof d show in Marion county ana
the Republican party cannot carry
\ West virginia and lose many counties
4 lie Marion.