The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

OF that address stated that had voted
on the submfhs;on question IS my peo-
PIE had Instructed I Was not there
10 tell them that they were xrour
Ia the matter. but personally ! BE-
lleyed that they were. But righ; or
wrong. ! would carry out the instruc-
tons OF my people. and xhen I could
not DO that. would step down and
out and no longer be their Representa-
i've ] regard the viii Of the people
IN AL matters az supreme. When q
man IL chosen 10 represent them. he
- recrcant TO the commission they
hand him. although IL may be in his
osn Judgment wrong and inexpedient.
unless be votes a. they direct That
has always been my views Of the
ooifgs,ion n man assumes when he ac-
cepts a commission from a party con-
vsrtion. for an once from a majority
OF AL the people.
Lily Charge Rsfutsd.
AS 70 my position win reference 70
Special interests" a. against the peo-
pie ! would gladly refer any QUESTION
Ing psPsons 10 my lexislative record.
They viii and there nothing 10 sub
stantiate the false charge OF my poll
Teal opponents. There was never n
measure which had for it's purpose
charity. relief. the betterment OF our
people and the progressive advance
ment OF my beloved state that I did
not advocate and work for Through
my eTor1s the child law was passed
Special Interests did not clamor for
that. did theyf ! Was instrumental in
getting the law protecting motormen
on street cars passed Through my
influence and assistance the Johnson
pistol-toting law Was enacted. Are
these laws that special interests as
we understand them. would 10 out Of
tn hn~
there are a number OF other laws OF
the same character. all for the pro-
lection and betterment OF the masses
OF our people
Il have spent my entire life in In
dustriai sections OF the state where
I grew up. practicing my profession
aonng the people who earn their lIv-
ing BY their labor. I have given nine
years OF my professional life to one
OF the states great and worthiest
charitable Institutions without finan-
cial remuneration. No one can point
TO any unkind OF hurrful act OF nina
committed against what Lincoln call
ed the common people"
can candidate for the House OF Dele
the delegation from the Pan Handle
success for the Republican ticket
from the top to the bottom.
Postmaster Albert Snedeker, OF
wellsburg. was conspicuous among
the State leaders here yesterday. He
said: II predict a great Republican
victory from the President down.
Brooke county will come out OF the
ha MIL hA
jority.
F. A. Hart. OF New Cumberland.
chairman of the Hancock county COM
mittee, was optimistic when interro-
gated regarding the political outlook
in the Nation and State. Regarding
his own county. he said: Hancock
will give the Republican ticket a 500
majority"
Hon. oliver Marshall. OF Hancock
county. a candidate for the State
Senate, came TO the city yesterday
from ParkersburC. where he was Wis
Ting hts son. Assistant District At
torney John Marshall. "Conserva-
lively speaking. think the RepublI-
can party will have a majority in this
State of 10000"
VI. p. Shewkey. Republican candi-
date for State Superintendent OF
Schools. said: II do not think there
is any doubt about the election OF
the Republican State ticket. DIR.
Hatfield. for Governor. is making a
vigorous campaign. and everywhere
he goes he creates a regular whirl-
wind OF enthusiasm. He is the most