The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-15

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merce and Lab Dor, which figures were
freely quoted into the Compression
Record in the days before the wah'
these gentlemen state further that
we would have had 81 war measure
any way. whether this country or
those IN Europe had war. To sup
port which, they recall the failure OF
the Underwood tariff bill to produce
the required revenue and similar
down on the part of the income tax,
and the two interviews given out by
Mr. Underwood in July that extra
taxes would have to be imposed to
bring government receipts up to the
outgo. Other things that they conf
IDENTIFY claim that the people will re-
member, and. will be forced by q brief
but vigorous campaign to recall, was
that the country was tndustTially az
fficted long before hostilities COM
menced over the seas; mat capital
was depressed and labor lacked en-
ployment, and that these conditions
prevail now. only more so; that these
conditions were COPIED with not Dy
the new currency laws, which are not
vet in working order, but by the AIS
ldrich-Veeeland emergency set; that
that extravaganza has characterized
this Congress to a degree never pc
fore reached, breaking all RECORDS
For AUTHORIZATIONS; that the admins
Itration has proved itself incompetent
In handling foreign affairs. the trust
question. the higA cost OF living,
which ii promised to reduce: that II
has violated the party,s platform,
using the p1anks. many Of them. as
molasses to catch. hies. which
woodrow Wilson as q candidate said
was not the mot at all and far
be from It.
mn ions.
saw the Republican managers. "
viii not kill EN-, .beca use they say II
will not be permitted to. They.
themselves. will not allow it. The
democratic campaign thunderers may
nlan to the contrawise. They may
blame all the country's troubles ana
THAT party on the war but the g. ~.
p. generals get right back with the
Eratort that they. the Democrats, may
l,iame II on the war as hard and as
Hong as they please, but they viii not
Jbe able to get away with IT the
lerand old common people cannot pc
/ foozled with line OF stun like that;
NOR be allowed to forget how thin 81
stood exastly in THIS land Of the
free quite while preceding ana just
prior to the time when the morator
ium fad struck our European neigh
bors with vengeance. they asser-
Evate.
All Of which IS respecse .7:J sub
nitted to inform the public Of some
Iof the plans and hopes, expectations
4 and optimism of the commanding
4 generals and their STAINS who are
4 on the verge Of hurlingS their pollt-
.Iical armies at each other Tor de-
| cisiye battle. and to indicate some OF
4 the principal lines Of contact Of these
4 armies as they face each other
i II is not going to be p long drawn
ont contest not this year; but It 4
hoped that what 1t lacks in f...sL Sc
spect it will make up In other such
as perfervfd animation, we might
say, or pep as the fans in the Jury
lbox are wont to term g snappy ex-
hibition on the diamond.
The sad part about It Is this. Many
III high offcer will not make" his
3Ecomhnand on the colors There are
several hundreds OF these imports e;
4 reservfsts narooned IN the Hcqses m
able to- take the field held bXE:lst e
duty an 2 o. Il per " l11el1 e.
" 70 DOR 81 rs ~ =