The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
SEES VICTORY
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1c0Htiausa Fro1 rir.l rAs.D
p. SPARED to see. ny voice. nv ire
'- o.! mean and my str.u-fh. ir
.eE as ittf Amount 90 anything
~. -.-d lu~rallF Tor tle benefit q.
.--. - q ..--an p4rfs .n West NIrr.ula.
ptlitf" roa. JUST az s.rcsr..v IT,
.-" foundation principle of RerulT.
.llt.aii. a. ever GA believe that
e." fiinclFe - protect ion D. ALSO
i-I"Is esss rtlal FOR the ur1srerIfv 80
tl--' .cAh industries. Tor Che welfare q
-' American working man. and Tor
decent living cUudl-Inu- believe
moreover. That the Republican rartv
nor" IMAM any other parry l.f .. Tinted
states commands { Do e carft,rr..
OF experienced business men. and mat
hrp- tiican administration b. tho
-ureNt incentive % the creation ia
sound business crndIf'o-s a-J fYs..
u'-e tclNlt! I Therefore regard it
i-f -4tN as citizen. and a. an Amer.
lran- ana particularly as a West Viz
Elnia. DO has been horOrat above hi.
deserts uy his fellow citizens. 90 az
an That ] eau Eororably 90 help ~
store 20 our co.-rfy and our state. ,le
conditions tlat MAX. fUr natural pros.
perity and iusur. saf. and siabi.
government
Reversal o. Sentiment
concerning the political outlook.
nave only tu rat that Iu my opinion
mere mas never been iu ths history of
lh" country "a more rapid reversal of
sentiment than has been experienced
and De- nov being experienced % th,
election were t1 b." bold today and
three candidates should .. before tl,
people. az they were, 1870 Wood
row Wilson would. Ir r.. judgement b..
tho third candidate instead OF FIRST
ana the Democratic party would D.,
IN hopeless minority FORMER E,puh
Means are now coming back into Oh,
70 puhhcan party. aud with them
th're are thousands 90 Democrats
coming. who realize that the policy
anu program Of their party Us destruc
i've 10 business and destructive 10
industry.
can name among personal &C
qualntancos. amour On. business men
OF W hinEtOu and New York CITY. a
hundred men who hay. been lifelong
democrats. and who now declare with
OUT any hesitation that they have
Iottd ite Democratic ticket Tor the
ldst Time. The reason for AN this b.
simple. so simpI. i'm fsrt that on,
can hardly help but bn surprised that
ute business mon could not forcscl
". We can encourage the iwporta
lion OF foreign products without tax
INK away just that amount of labor
IRON American mills and factories
ana working men We can't throw
omen our doors and inNit. the low-paid
ls"boI OF Iermany and Belgium and
Fltal britain 20 flood our market.
with their products without weaken
ING American industry. % not entirely
destroying II. and every stem w.. TAX.
low dtds lower tariffs and NOR. Iuuor
.@llpH OF foreign goods means Iu.t
lnat much American money sent
nDL "'u ana that much less spent al
Leadership IS Radical.
W nile J. REGARD the tariff as tho os.
S,hlIaI principle dividing tho Demo.
i",', party from tho Republican par
~ ana Inc position Of the Democratic
party ON the tariff as its vital weak.
ness. there are other THINGS that are
contributing 20 tho present business
I'FI'S~lpn- The leadership of tho
democratic party to-day is radical and
u' ildSuIIc. 10 seems To rsaliz. that
IL mas lost the confidence OF the bust.
-'7S men ol the country. and Is. there.
iui"' determined 10 make good. n nos.
sihie. by cultiyating the widest dana.
-ogu'ry. 'i''
The measures which are being nro.
posed hN some OF tine lair.br1ir.d
ld.'h s IN congress are tuoueh 90 dis.
,ulp business. % check new enter.
It l-'-' ana dyUI's7 industrial activity
'''IN hlud. even 90 the tariff had
I'l already had that effect Tho com
trolling Influences Of Inc urro,rsti,.
party come from tho section of mo
country that have no largo huai0.ss
.lL-'i'Sl-. ana have no large mauuf4c-
lures. They are in fact. purely sr-i-
cultural u is not strange. therefore
Llld' ,H'F are, TO very largo degree.
:. 81 D.
- - S''Ad the biz industrial problems
'l me country. West Nir.ini9 ON tho
DINER haud has prO-uerDd and crown
IlNh under the prDf.CfIy. tariff ~
it on" OF it- important industries
ave bo'n byu't tod hy protective Ips-
station. and I confidently look for
West Virginia 90 prove her LOYALTY fn
this fall '''''
p, Who do YOU anticipate viii Dc tho
lt,,tuohCan candidate for President I'm
1916. asked the Reporter
Progrcssives Gone.
VOL mat DBL something in the dis
.a".'. ANY good strong Republican
- gong Co win tho election fn rprc.
From all surface Indication .,,
convinced that Th.udOr. Elo-svIIf
nope That H' viii hr tho F.rrbf-..,,
candidate. NI Roosevelt urTlubfDd.
OFT recognize Chat fl. Trr.r..-|,.
parry. 1E q party. nas gone forever
~. ambitions cannot D.. satisfied H.
IH' progressive party and hr b. d.
lnE and Viii do all That ho can fo
Keep himself 900 line for % possible
Republican nomination senate
hoItl .ol Idaho. senator Knox. GOV.
.fnor haiI'y. senator Root Senator
'Imm'us. and many other GOOD MOI,
nave been named. ANY on, of fI,-
can win as % straight Republican. brf
p" entirely too Ear .n the future II,
WIN amy r..r.s of p.rf4.nt,
which VIII Doc nominated FlTr ..a-.
OF ''' .T.faiiD rule. however thI.k
90. .. .n.fIOfu people rrrt. and
'"'. r.I HHI Cd read, and .r..t.....
means ui ending tho Wilson sHrH.r|..
iTa'Ion. the n'sf time they are called
upon to elect 70 President
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