The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-06


iiiu-tFaiqs upoa uhns anaii thinss .
presidential sssrliuo my turn =
tsunrr q Hiaius NJ NJ quaErrira
viva Ra.-op CUutiinE In CoHErea1-
CouhItng uoui1 ~ bave siihsd 70 ~
,ent 10 ASA. au1 Nrr YoTk uunif
hhue usung ~ C'uIDn 70 ths Rapuhli
rsns nuuiu. on n E,-u BSsiuE ~
hepi oui u ne rocr - iar pouinpr q
ihc anti Nlnnopois aAd GTeaHhacE ~
tsps SO tss uou11-be nODines q ~
nsu,arrnsir parry. Cleveland ceriatn
b uould have ~ Nee EoFk ~ ~
l,uu.Brrnts Ihe pFssiaruey. Gtth -
oihsr -Ir- 81 fnnf eicttOn uns nurra.
ads chaFwe that the- Dl1Drrney uus
the party Of uun. RSnanirn und ~
v.lSE. Thnf IN itself uns ds'ufuina
i've % ~ resuIt.
ssaatoT CuilDm has auUthcr ar fer
ibs issS nGht Ne SAYS BE- tod
nlsins lhai an arciasai usssid have
tcinnsn him whereby be- could have
5sskau = i-s and Frnnsnud In the
Es.i 20 nv end Of the campaiEn. ~
uuruiy uould have hssn Prrsident o.
he TINTED stntss. and Iiaius r-piies
zones hai rnsfully thar there uaa MOI
The slightest doubt Of H. And ~, an
olher III wss thnt u Iay Gould had
nUi sven = diHBer 10 B'atns - tlei-
noutoo's. vhich vas ehris,ened -iiels-
hnrr-r'b .Feast. he vOuld not have
sHauatssS aia haHdrs'i Nev York stnie
veiesp v sose ballots determined that
Cleveland. and not Blaine. should o.
-ups the white Hca-s Tor four ysars-
IN fact. there Uere - many 6iE and
little -if-- in thst chmpaign. any one
at which might have changed he re-
sult. that one Is reninaed Of Whst Geo
tr1l JuhA g. GOrdon uaid abDut Get
,yuburE -thst must have bssn iore-
ordained a. = Uniou victory else a.
,eaus one 81 the dOa-n ifs Of the sa'
N would have EDas the other vas
aud hsVr givsn triumph 10 C0uiraer
ate arms
When ihr time tor nominating can
didal~s came the anti NouopOiy par.
d Wns fiTsf in the f~ld with . r1nSsE-
JIou. q noluiuat,-i ISen ButieT fur
asF Rrpuhlican bnt nos D..npefaiie
GOVERNOR 81 Massachusetts Ths
Gr.-u ts.5kcrs met and aIss nominated
liutlsr. When the Dumncrattc nation
al convention uet ButIsr aas there a.
delegate uith rocketful q resniu-
iiohs. One Of the plaHkH IN his plns-
,ofm called Tor Federal pensions tor
Confederate soldiers. for be- thought
.his would sinuIJrde the sOuth To him
tor the nomination lut b. raN his
-rsDiut sUus 30 hoPel-asly defeated
'aas he aIIsEed hts bnom to coilaiI.r
n the spo, and his name uas 10;
brought before the convention
President Arrsur Uas candidate
or ais partys nOmiusStDa IN iSAt
ssaAsar Hoar declares IN his autobio-
aaphy that II ArIha- had got made
an o6,-cf i0uahls apposnfmsHt Of = 80
lector Of rhc r,or, n Boston ~ uOud
ave secured the Massachusetts, dehe-
ssftuB which would have b1OuEh,
aboaf i,is uomiuntiau lOhn sherman.
iohu A L.SEan and George 2 "a
pursas also usr- csndtdaiea. bai
BlAlne iand tn. inside trark Ia thc
race. ThsuslOr~ Roosevelt AMI fiCury
rsbos Lodzs uere in the convention
and Roosevelt seconded the uOmiu8-
ion Of ! nsErn. J q LyRrh. Tor pFs'
siding amc~r after Henry Cabot
t.ode~ had placed hts nsme before the
eouv~ntioa. Powell Clayton uaS 'he
opposition canlisintc bui uas 'irtsai-
"a rs Lynch b. = HaTrOU margin
Roosevelt and L4DdEr ueFe supporter
ni senator EAmunas and did all ih-s
could TO euuompaas the drfcai o.
Riaiu-. Coukhng AS uns'sreesssal iH
81, snar1 10 hand Blains q third Goa
tsntiou defeat. buf wb-n elect,ou day
rolled around BE- fed far his aneisH'
ErudEe-
| TIE LhruueFatir u8ftuaal cuuven.
tlou M. with Tsnmany ntFOnEiy op
pcsis.s Grover Cleveland. Il trird "a
dsl-nf htm b. thrraizutnE to knite
ain Al nv polls. FaiItng 10 tht-
ithp,ua. q souEhI 70 hTsak ~ uah ruiz
Nv ulerinE = resolution thui. should
~ ct She aeisEa1-s frOm = staie ~
sutsf n. thry could b. pol.sd nepa.
,,,.,v Thn. TOO. Uas voted doUu.