The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
DrsTRIcr REFuBLicAHs
TURN OUT IN LAH0E EUHLBERs-
consressionAi and County Candidates
Address the Meeting which
Wa EnthnsAAEttc.

TIE Webster district citizens rallied
70 the Republican banner last svanfrE.
Snen they sent a solid Delegation 20 Inc
Ineeda Club AMI filled the club rom
. IT. utmost capacity Charles creIser.
county committeeman OF the district
Sailed the meeting. O. order and 81 J.
SroEan was elected chairman.
Mr Grugan. after "a short d~lScours. on
Ne political situation. introduced th-
ron Geo A LAughlln. candidate Tor
NJ LauEhiin in part said As TIE
ARR question - the paramount fssu.
ol the IA. In this campaign. 4 desire q
All attention 60 the fact that the RE
publican party believes ia the protection
OF American Industries and American
N~prklngmen The Democrat party be-
n"Nes o. tsriff FOR revenue nly In th.
llrst CONGREGATIONAL district tEe tin plate
Ihdustry Was created by tariff ami 10 ls
~ 20 lariit ms Industry 10 upheld
Nhrn "A bemocratir president and Demo-
er1Ac ~eohEress was elected . The paz-
SAGE OF the Wilson bill done TINS. The
itfult was 50 disastrous that 81 the next
? ection N. Democrats we're event ouf
OF power BY the Republicans My dis
thgulshed opisnent. 2ir Davis. the
present congressman OF this district. was
one OF the Democrats or the last con-
Ffes~. VINO decided 60 smash the tartrf
snd II President TAFT had not vetoed lie
metal schedule, the TIN Plate industry
Wouti have been ~ crippled that every
hiH ia the district would had 10 shut
Mr.. IaughlIn read several statements
from the congressional record regarding
me Underwood bil and he produc.1 fre
GLOWING letter which is ~seif-explana-
Wheeling. W. Va. Sept g. 1879
To IN" Worklugmeu u tho Ff-.t CON
Eressional District OF West Virginia.
brntlcmen.-As the lobar representa-
I've from OHIO county in the West Viz
Elnia house OF delegates ia 1907. v.s
sntrugted with the care OF Hous. RIll
40 % Tor the prevention OF accident
and preservation OF Iff- and health ~
the employees 81 the manufacturing mo-
SAanlcai. mercantile and other establish
There was great opposition 20 Hous.
hll No 90 tn" bills We're Recommend
~ f~aNoTahly ~ the labor committee OF
ihe house or delegates. Of which was
meInher. ana after considerable effort.
i,r hllls were passed. ana are now lave
- the state.
Nj George a LaugLIin. OF This city
VINO u nov a candidate FOR congress. was
~" = nrinuer from Ohio county of this
ntusr OF d~elrEutr- Unsolicited ON my
IaIL em writing this letter o. siy
that ar. laugilIn. as 10 member of ft-
labor committee. and uu.tle floor % ffe
mouse was OF great help 60 me iu secl--
lnS me passage OF these bills. In mi 4
way he proved himself q Ioyal friend nf
W"rklnE men and should certainly have
l.eLI support DO DIS candidacy for con-
Eiess AZ TIE coming election.
] feel 10 my duty To- mas. This state
ment. a. ] think every One. especially
me lao0rins men OF the district. Shout,
h' FAMILIAR With these facts.
Yours truly.
HENRY * STICK
labor Representdtiye from ohio county.
est irElrta House OF beIagatrS. 1907.
\ VI. Addi"mau. candidate for prose
glting attorney. Alan %. Robinson. san-
aiutte 10 rJudce OF tint criminal cuurf
l|'Wls StrenrOd. candidate for county
comm s%sioner. Howard HASTINGS. c4nI-
date Tor sheriff. Harry Weiss. candIdat.
io' Legislature, Ambrose Hablg ChaIr-
man 'rpEan George Ievlunay. ID a.. No
NC anu Jacob S~trrnarls. ~frIoweT With
snort speeches and the meeting adjourn