The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-20
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selves to the support OF the candi
date to be selected at wheeling Sep,
tember 20, and urge upon voters. If.
respective OF their former political
preferences, to support the champion
of the sound American doctrine o.
protection to American industry
prosperity for American commerce
and happiness and plenty for Amer.
lean workingmen.
Sixth. we commend the patri.
cite stand OF Harrison icounty's most
illustrious citizen, Senator Nathan
Con. against the Underwood-sim,
nous tarfff bin, and rejoice with the
people OF West virginia that the Re
publican delegation in congess han
consistently stood for those economic
measures that have made the state
a great industrial, Agricultural and
stock raising empire.
Seventh. we question the wisdom
of those who seek to divide the pro-
tectionist vote in the First congress
sional district. Attention is called
to the fact that by means Of state
wide primaries, such as held last
year, and under the wise and liberal
leadership Of Governor III. d. Hat
field. every Republican can secure
full and fair hearing Of his views
Of party government and party pol
icy. We therefore earnestly call up
on every liberal adherent to Repub-
lican principles to stand by the
party whose doctrines and principles
are broad enough to command the
support Of every Republican from
principle"
Roy E. Parrish, Harry B. Curtin,
John N. Knox, v. z. Highland, DR.. H.
j, Brown, Howard Nj Gore, w. c.
Morrison, Charles G. cofman, Charles
W. Furbee, Charles c. Fittro, Frank
w. Kelley. James ]. Cornell, DR.. Percy
Con, Charles H. Harding, Joseph NJ.
Cohen, Joseph Washington. Ernest l..
Pigott, Basil H. Lucas, R. l. Finlay-
son, Ira G. Devault, James S. Griffin,
John w. Wadsworth, Clarence T. Har-
bert, Essel NJ. Robinson, D. S. Young,
r, NJ. shuttleworth, Dorsey w. Cork,
W. NJ. Norris, Isaac L. Davisson, G..
a Williamson, Festus E. Robinson,
Flayius L. Etslack, John G. Lang, viii
H. Cole, Frank r. Moore, B. f. Robin
son, F. B. Haymaker. DIR. D. Rum
baugh, W. H. Taylor, DR.. w. B. Con-
away, w. G. Osborn, DR.. c. W. Halter
man. ]. NJ. Flanagan, Floyd c. Robin
son, Steven Lassiter, P. ]. Lyden, S.
F. Milstead, T. G. Hartman, T. w.
Burke, Charles Morrison, S. H. White,
DR.. Luther Raymond, Samuel S. Far
is, John L. Moore, A. N. Lawson, f.
B. Dayisson, A. L. Carson, w. L.
Steele, NJ. L. Nuzum, W. F. Meredith,
John W. Carpenter, D. D. Underwood,
L. j. Ayers, Simon S. stutler, Charles
s. criss, w. W. Post, DR.. E. H. Bran
non, W. F. Ross, Ray Finney, G. B.
Maple, John coughlin, John F. Mason
Howard Mcdonald, A. X. Thorn and
William L. Geppert.
Tho convention fairly went wild
as bodies always do over mention Of
the magic name OF Con when ex
Sheriff Flanagan proposed the mo
ton, which was carried with a
dozen seconds, instructing the dele.
gates to request the congressional
, nominating convention to have Sen.
ator Con deliver series Of speeches
supporting the nominee in every one
OF the eight counties Of the district.
Selection of delegates to the
Wheeling convention, which is to be
held at o'clock Monday afternoon,
September %, was made by a com
mittee consisting of Col. Henry Hay
mond. Lafayette G. Grille and l.
Wade cofrman.