The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-13
UNITED STATES IN DIPLOMATIC
LANGUAGE WARNS HUERTA NOT
TO LNJLJRE ARRESTED DEPUTIES
WHY JULIAN HEARNE
SHOULD Be ELECTED
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF WEST VIRGINIA:

want to emphasize to all voters who believe in the principles
protective tariff which this nation has reached the zenith
CT prosperity the Importance Of thee lection of Senator Julian e.
Tie Underwood Tariff Bill which pulls down the bars Of
lection and places the American working basis OF compe'
on with the labor Europe has just been enacted into law by
Democratic Congress mleIs Of dollars Of revenue collected
from duties foreign produced goods will be lost the United
States Treasury and the Democratic administration proposes to
up for this deficit by additional taxation on our own people
The people of the First West Virginia District have the first opor
uny to say whether they approve this kind Of tariff law
know that this law does not with the approval of majority
Of the electorate Of the United States but due to DIVISION III the
party that has always protected American industry mas qen
brought about by minority party Of all The States West Vf
gina least afford with her materials to compete with the
underpaid labor Of Europe
tariff but do know you buy goods fro mhe foreigner te
foreigner gets the money AMI get the goods you @ your
goods home get tine money and also c goods Every toA
pottery tin plate steel coal other material common to our
State shipped from foreign country cs5 that much less woEk
for our home industries,
am sure that if all those people the FIRST District who be-
e in the principles Ct protection will give their support to Tue
candidate o lhe parry Una" mas cAeMeu "nI f
cples for the past fifty years and has stood Tor mpoy n
for people Senator Julian G. Hearne will bee ected BY an
overwhelming majority and the free trade doctrine OF democracy
will be given rpudiaton h will echo from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
West Virginia last faa battle the people against the interests
which control the Democratic party The people won then ana
We arc going the fight We cannot hope to see the sue
the progressive principles we divided among ourselves
by anyman who believes these principles cast for any
Oe candidate than Senator Heane will only ad ~ eecng @ se
representative Of predatory M and selfish interests who nave
dominated the affairs Of the Democratic party in West Virginia
for many years who will Congress and vote for free trade
and lend his patronage to another representative OF the same IN
teersts build political machine in West Virginia again
and return himself to the United States Senate. w
At the Huntington Republican Convention Of May Is lglS
platform adopted which represented :he ideas OF the FRO
glcssyeS they being in control of the convention The platform
adopted contained the principles advocated by me IN my campaign
and resulted my election Governor At the last session OF he
Legislature great many principles of that platform were enacted
into law My ambition to Lns about thee nacment "f every
promise made by that convention those who were III part re-
sponb for this platform going to use their influence 70
bring about division i'll party which will result III our dete@
the State it has i'll the Nation certainly We Will not e ao
redeem the pledges made the people and for which we work
ed hard at the last session Of The Legislature. "
There was no one who worked harder to bring about full
redemption of these promises tlan Senator Heame
The laboring people of the First District would be unratetu
did they fail stand sody by Mr. Ha because his record as
member Of both houses Of tie West Virginia Legislature IS u
assaabe any particular He has always voted for every pro-
gresve that has been proposed and has fought hard 10
see these enacted into law do not know any man
who can go before the of the people with more snosan
t record and believe the aGog people OF the FIRST Ds1ct
will show their appreciation efforts by sending him to s
United States Congresthere stand against free trade and 10
battle to protect the manufacturers and the workngmen from the
undepad foreign labor and to maintain the standard living Ell
ioycd by tile American working -
"O' H. D. HATFIELD.