The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24


,5- l-.-. 49, -nna-l
lnee ioiniS settled con-
Ipation Nlas.
SlSe,1t - .5llbe-s 4 Do znoti
NJ sEe, l51lationr
me- her 6f91he Leg-
pec 70 IT'S 11atter5.
to..lay that-Is have
ltI5n which would Justly
- the present time as a juror,
~ evidence. TO convict any
5ElllalIs and I do not say that
f any e51Ft would. but Know
Glaronce W. watson could not
~ nozafnafed unless that had
arsds do not Kfish to dwell upon
matters which are now the be-
sG5o faiud8soE a. least, many.
MOI - unpleabant and most dis
tsf5E sitpation gou find / came
Ism here from the county OF Ohio
"a mat we had a Legislature
than this state ever had before;
q mat We had House Of clean;
freemeh. IN my judgment the
cter 6G eome,oG the members Of
louge was changed by the dnan-
e OF the caucus nominee I
". Chairman. go back to
county feeling that have taken
part. even the slightest. IN count
Eing such a disgrace. ask you
rn 70 contempt tjon OF these
ers which have occurred and TO
f1nSfdeF 8 man whom 1 shall name
S 4o1, whose political Life IS upon a
4here the air Is pure and I place
a. nomination man whom the State
iEhts IN honoring In any way IN
< witch 1t can honor any man in his
on-John W. Davis, OF the coun-
gseF Harrison"
unoment later. Delegate James w
pSftnon. of Harrison county; an
0Elsr Democrat a lawyer and news
...T'S-6a man, coneurEed In the views
sed by DELEGATE Hubbard, and
ssin- sounding the nomination OF John
Beds said:
pelaeote ROBnsOn's Speech.
s,lFr. sneaker: l rise for the pur-
pose q seeondipg the nomination Of
lErsDa4is.. / too, Ike MI. Hubbard.
ca1pOt, under the circumstances. abide
By the caucus nominee. 1 consider,
my .coueaEueg. that the nomination
tee ,lEr. WatSon, was brough about, or,
IN S5ct vas conceived by the corpor-
edonB of the state Of West Virginia
ana that his nomination was dictated
by the Eeat. system which the Demo
cratic marty has been fighting for all
t yseoEs 91tca has been opposed
,gtt8 fllIe democracy and opposed to this
pnEe1uR1ent and its people
= "a SEaut to say here that have
otEtRi personal against the caucus
s,iS1ipee, Personally. I have the
lnala1t feeling toward him. but
want to- cay, my colleagues, that 1
llle- uotaeome here and permit con
6pt TO be beaped upon the Demo
cfate party I want to say that I will
net come here and against my protest
andsagaInst the protest OF the people
eCSEest virginia, see the corporations
come in here and rob the people Of
t1lnlr .ytctory. When I vote, gentle
ElSn. for a man for the United States
ate, proposed vote for Demo
eEat: 4 propose, gentlemen, to vote
6or.a man who can stand upon the
,Damoeratic platform OF 1905 I pro-
,poae, gentlemen, to vote for man
when he goes down to the capital city
and sits in the hall OF our federal
GuaEress. who will vote for Demo-
cratic principles and who will not
eyote In the interest and for the interz
aStyof predatory wealth regret, my
colleagues, that it has been necessary
tor me TO take. these steps, yet know
tha4a majority OF the Democrats and
-, raatorfty Of those Independent Re
s1-1b4cans who cent me here from Har-
rIson county, will uphold me in what
tl1Gt I have been following what is
IA, mdotng. II they do not. know
right and have no apologies to make
e vii Itch you, my colleagues, for
t9sIve long yearsI have been fighting
the system. have been the editor
,ofsa Democratic newspaper and upon
to musings they promised to aid
ths doWntroden, people OF this State,
tAat iE they would turn the affairs OF