The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-15
REPUBLICANS


time. and thar NH dulndic before the
November elections
The Democratic paper here. like
those Of other foWnz and ciflos In
West Virginia. iH the only enrouraEe-
ment thc PruEressiFes have handed
out % then. IN Is coddiInu them and
mskinE desperate efforts 20 keep the
remnant % Armageddon In line o. &c.
IKE Jimmy Weirs paper over N ELK
ins. largely sustained by Clarence MAJ.
son hberalty. which shows that the
iormer senator realizes the benevolcnt
t'ndeacies OF Bun Moosing FOR the d..
uocraCy.
Other Views.
Editor W n. Hmeary. Of the Uush.lr
Republican. II one 81 the sfalvs~t
MEMBER OF the party. and g. making
a good nght for a reunion OF force
lie. like State Committeeman Martin.
pointed 10 The primary showing a. an
indication OF The success Of the Re
publican county ticket AZ the fan elec-
ions Hon. q. 2. Hiner. chairman II
the County Committee. and one % the
most iudefatiEable workers In the
state. said there was nothing else in
sight bot practical Republican unan-
unity for the Republican ticket We
have chosen able and competent men.
and their election n assured. The
party d. In excellent shape. and We
expect 10 produce our old time ma
jorities"
Hon. L. G. Yolng. one OF the asso-
clate counsel for tho State in the Nir-
ginia debt case. and "A loyal Republi-
can. Is confident OF q normal Repub-
lican majority in Upshur next fan.
The interest manifested IN the pri-
maries was the INSPIRATION for his op-
umism Ernest Phillips. candidate
Tor county clerk. and \. J Zickafoose.
for clerk 81 the circuit court. both
were enthusiastic over their prospect :
for rg-RNnFFfnr ~. ~.
party would show "A united front in
November.
A Strong Ticket
The ticket nominated at the Nav
primary Is an exceptionally strong
one. and will probably have some at.
fractions for the disaffected members
OF the Democratic party in this sec.
ton. II is headed by 4. J Zicka.
ioose. present incumbent. for Clerk
OF the Circuit Court. Ernest Phillips
rs also standing for reelection as
1lerk OF the County Court: G. NJ
Marble. County Commissioner: l.. p
Everhart. House OF Delegates. and u.
- carpenter. County Superintendent
oi schools. Considerable interest Is
manifested in the Congressional sit
uauon in the Third district. but IL IL
not likely that Congressman Avis. OF
charleston, viii have any opposition
TOT denomination. As neighbor
pi hdnuolph county, Republicans OF
Opshur are strong for Howard Suth.
erland Tor Congress sman-at-I.arge.
Candidate for State senate
The Senatorial nomination is on.
taElng interest az this time. as IL is
pshurs turn TO present the candi-
GATE. The district comprises tho coun-
ties OF Upshur. Barbour. Randolpb and
fendleton- The man most spokcn of
Is James VI. Ward. OF the manufactur-
ing hrm OF Ward q Young. Mr.. Ward
rs comparatively young man. but one
VINO has seen hard service in the Re.
publican ranks. He Is intelligent and
wen informed on all topics. and Is A
capable and successful business man
tie stumped the district two wears ago
win Hon. \. G.. keim. OF Elkins. who
was elected to the Senate in 1910 lie
mas a large acquaintance throughout
the several counties. and would make
q popular candidate. Mr. Ward is
modest OF his abilities. but his many
friends VIII see TO II that he is nomi-
mated. His candidacy will add strength
70 inc county ticket. and the tickets i'm
ne other counties OF the district lie
mas travelled over this section Of the
STATE quite extensively and reports a
very encouraEing outlook for the ANAL
Eamaton OF the former divisions in
the Republican ranks.