The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-07
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
fcspDnght 1872
~ FREDERIC = HASKIN'
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NE EHIRD RARTY MOVEMENT

~ uln1 GUIUllG . G1lllgF,s 49,
uar1 uh1a ~ so11iaT una itrud -
goofsofp. ~ eh.s ~ ~ thiak uune
rvidsass II ap7T~rinftnn Shoni1 -
csoue Tor ~ rsrssse. ~ $3.50 ihnf
~ hni tsut ~ uriEinuis q ~ SKATE
iNEartnsai Gn-uD-nts ~ had SRI
ten. aui tf,a,1 - iHtsB5rd 20 500
ran- aSy ~ Roe Blains M tFruI.
"a him. nss b. dted uithsst asing 50
Csi.su, SAYS u u.as . ra.a q HaFF1H1E
beInE leAiuus q hin Hgutennut sd
isiaine diaioysl 20 MS ehsef
Raiors ~ uspabisrau Naitonni Cou-
sshstoa. B;asnr ursie = lstiaT sayiuE
ma; ~ a=s "a . czad.dale .sr ths
iuminsiiuu However. fhFlr days ~
FORE ths oouv.uisou. ~ rtsiEnes Iruiu
IInrTiSuUs cahinef ard thts eal.sd
u.uny ueopls 40 beli.ss 'has be us
s-asy 10 aersp. he n0rlinasiaa OH.
~ ~ nisine-s purpoae q rstirlHg To
private life VS. sincere. Naug 30
~ think II blaine haa nleu ~ arfivv
rundidute fEUn the h-ainuins ~
1onld haze hsen nominated Tar the
thiFd hsttIe uith Grover Cleveland.
Isul Hanisnn IN spite ~ che tart tha'
~ mad ailr0us-A nearly ever lad ?
e. his party. uss renDminaied uith-
ga; diEacuiiy
Cleveland had asms opposition from
he Denorratic party Man DsDo-
Gratis blamed him TOR The defeat q
lNgN. asserting that bis iAmous one
iabier, InTiG n~usaee had heea the
/, suaa Of ths trouble. Others aere %
i.yaud to him b,-1ause 81 bic espsasal
- sound mUnsy and Oppoallion % fFee
silver rs; IN spite af tho OppoSiliUn
~ sas nauliaaicd.
The Third parry or ths -People'n
arts" q IL vas called. noninatod
General jaaarz n. wsaveT a. ils Stand
aGd.hrarer. In the Weul Il enIered
into . fusion UHh ~ Dpnocrals 10
| ranny s,ntsu. vale 10 the souih -
csmbinea ufFh The RePsbleans- In
svr states the Ilrnorrais Nominated
- eiscior.. ainpiy endorsing the Fco-
piPs party usninees. q uas senerai-
b conreaed Shai Weaver mighi Eei
enough totes 20 throu The eietIiOa tzso
sas House. ana had New Oork, IN
dana. ard Mich.E1n remained iH ihe
il..gabttan column. such Would have
been the cnue BaI the ilemOrrafs
@sTe rot worrying shoul thaf proc
p-cs. since the landslide oi lsss had
made the Huase DsmocFAtic on a
preSidshtiAl ballot - yell - on =
csuuf Of Individuals
The ReDablscan di@rulSiss in
creased 90 saVidiy - 10 remind ths
raFiy leaders that minf0r,unes never
ccms sinEIy. The wage Gamers IN IN
Homestead steel u.ila. uhO usre
lclsirned a. Ia. beaencs1ries o. she NO
isizIsy tarig o. iron and Hsel prod
ucts. Eere - diusafisfisd with thei-
~ ntions vita Carn~Eias Prick. All
other oWnsrs Of tie mills. that they
vossd q strike Ths mill ouncrs hired
force Of PiukertOn Detectives and
rsched haifi~ ~us fought The tTOs-
~ weni o.. and constituted the an
sNeF a every DenocFa;ir oraiaf IA
ihe claim Of The RepuhIleaH ateli-
hiu6eEs that the taFia brought Bros-
I-Fiy to tAs wOrkiagnGa-
The rleution Vas . hArdiOuEhi one.
lus whsH th- resHrns came in ,bey
shsued a popular plurality over Har-
rluon Of marry teo.sss Oaly tso
Tssssdsutu In the hisiury Of the com
try have EUae befors Vhe peopte thros
times and esrh tine revived Dsrp
votes than aay q his eOnPrtit0Fs-
Cleveland carried rAe oouhlry On q
pePuiss vote 10 1854. 1855. and IS52.
decreasing hi- lss1 esrh time Al
t-sv IaeksS0 90 ske popular verdict
ir 1895. isss and IN52-
OEiy fea lonE-headsd political
l5adsrs HEe Qzay 5orspPu he defsa,
& Harrisua. Their ahlltty to sOrssasl
accurately ar0se inon The toet that
iiarrirOa had iacuFred their enulity
Eud ri rhsn - he fqnoe. uiPre
hey osul1 vie~ the oulrlaA uish Ia
dinersBcs and prsveut - uiah fFOa
istbsrinS tar .houEht ihai Harrison
uould yin oazy ~ biz maulerful
naaal5E1 * sha eanUatEh. hsd IN.
douhIedly eIe-ied HaTieoa ~ nm
time. bu' - ~ sirsl vfarl ~ nasr %
~ whae HOuse afFuT ~ insugsFn-
.soa. ElarTsaoa save In - Su6-rutusd