The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
GOFF FOR PRESIDENT
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ned. IL looks TO me that in the time
intervening Con will prove himself
and take the place in national leader
snip which he has the ability and ex-
perieuce 10 assume So far as the
Republican side OF the senate is CON
cerned. II a nominee is TO be looked
Tor there. Con will be- about the only
one who would measure up to the r.
quiremeTts Of the times. He will be
about the only one free from alliances.
""''"un' and otherwise. TO be found
in that body very likely"
A.d thu, The presidential success
sion discussion proceeded. other likely
ones considered. but il was evident
that the suggestion OF Con Tor the
nomination had made a deep impress
sion. and IL II likely to b. heard
;-gain and more seriously IN the inter
Nenng time 20 come.
Change His Career.
The prospects ar" that ere long
something is going 10 happen 10
chang" III" career Di Congress siUan
John w. Davis and switch IL of into
Other official channels II has been
talked among West Nirgirians here
for some time that CONGRESSMAN la
Nis has had IL iu mind not 10 attempt
To succeed himself and thar he would
Ike 10 be provided with AN Office
more To his liking II is said thar the
congressman, remembering the very
Close cal! he had last year az tho
hands Of George \ Laughlin. IL fear
iul of again trying If with the tariff as
On issue. which IL Is bDuud To be. n.
Is both Chairman Underwood and
kHrF.g al.
will be no "immcdiat.' reduction in
the cost OF living from the new tariff
bill. and 10. Ia Democrats expect and
Republicans prophesy. The now re-
chrisjened Underwood simmons law Is
toins 10 seriously affect the business
on the country In the period OF rear
rang-ment TO suit the new condition"
as President Wilson phrases IL. then
thu close observers OF West Vir..nia
political conditions are not surprised
that Mr. Davis would like 10 remove
himself from the danger " having TO
again make the race. Davis district
las always been protective tariff
stronghold. and bur for the trem-u.
dOus landslide q? last year. would stiil
BE- OF that alleruucr IN the figures.
since change ~ ole hundred votes
would have elected Laughlin Every
manufacturing concern " the many
IN the Wheeling district will De az
fected by the radical tariff changes
that have been made. and il is regard.
ed as fOregOue conclusion that IN
The aforesaid period OF r.adiust-
ment" in that locality. both business
and labor are going 20 lind conditions
none too rosy and that there will D"
q dissdtl faction hat VIII be- Ceu"r-
al and which will r-boUud with disas-
iruu- effect on Davis. should he try
again Tor election. which u ia not Doe.
liryot %" will. The F.rs' district con
gresham has been flirting with other
jobs FOR som" time.
FIRST 10 wees a,uritipua o. succeed
-~if ''. corr "f fIe federal n,,-..l.
- '"4f wilson h.I pruutss.I 20 rive
ties particular place go 70 eY.lero mate
Hn r.i.i~ 'r, premise c"ot I4t iu ne
'r'.tf. time. h" ."lH 10 in a'eynuc- ~ iYf.4.
hT .." t""f'.'i proper ai1wt-g ~-~t'.-
e.. ..f.s H- Hf.t-.rf I-ffy % iTfr.I.1l-. a
tt.i rating ar additions. fIa-~ HAD
f-tr t..4 af f.r.rg IIf Ass ne
house 2 .rH- t.e I.ur f1 'trc r.i.rn
Woo! ops. lt..! o.. f.- r.v'y crs-tf.-i
'I1Eeehit. ND lr.r.- p. fha ..'1r., f.t...
tt.aut hv fuIgs Grff. -...-r1fIor
Tr.u@ DAVIS WON'T fn' .ty- I--n clio.
te-."f lazy 80 d. sa. '..u Wri-r .o r.I.,.
- - cr"1t" = i.s vote. w..'. le could