The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

Hing to another power In the yegulas
| ton and control OF q great achieve
sment, made possible by the expendi-
/ ure Of s zoe, 900. 900 and the ingent1-
ltty and skill Of American workm9n.y
Speaking generally the Democrat
tc administration Governor Hattield
declared It's failuras are trad tional"
and that 1t has I. ol1owed q campaign
lot destruction Of the constructive
/ principles Of the Republican party
which have made the nation great: !"
1T seemed as II the stage had been
set" he said "and the time given for
the sudden outburst Of resentment
ands dissatisfaction of the policies Of
the Wilson Observation-Disclosures
spineless and indefinite dealing with
the Mexican situation, linked with the
general contempt for the nations for
Ietgn policy; the almost universal dis
|satisfaction over the effects Of the
Democratic tariff measure, Its failure
to give the promised relief for the
high cost of living and Its throwing
out Of empl oyment myriads OF work
ing men; the sting OF disappointment
over the treaty provid ding for the pay
ment Of $25,vOO 900 to Colombia for
the settlement, Of the dispute over
Panama which many believe TO be
that sum paid as extortion sor black
mail: and lastly, the surrender Of our
rights over the Panama Canal, carry
ing with 1t the tacit admission that
we expect nothing more from our 81
|gantic investment than what, other
powers having no personal interest
yv{11 rana3ya fl f
Death Knell Sounded.
With, their proper regard for SELF
preservation, the ranks Of the Demo
cratic administration adherentssw were
thinned and those who were formerly
loudest in appeals for party loyalty
|endeavored in vain to Illustrate the
president in the completion Of his
program program that has already
sounded the death knell Of Democracy
In this nation and that will. place the
party back In Its proper phere- sery-
ing the only purpose for which II was
created opposing the Republican
party. si,- 81, /; IL AIS. -s,i,., 4.
The governor pointed out that all
but eight years Of the past fifty years
Of the country have been under Re-
publican csn.1cs md sdeci. ,el lha: ITS
great progress in that hall, century, in
which 1T has contributed, more to in
Iveption, to growth, to improved social
conditions, to- accumulation OF wealth
and the 4 distribution OF prosperity,
and to the general advancement of
civilization, has. been under, the adj
ministrat1on Of the Republican party
policy. ss.s D.
'.After long time, said Governor
Hatfield. the, president has acknowl-
edged that a. business depression does
exist and the kale doscopes explana-
ton OF this artist Of the legerdamain
Is that it Is not real but only 'psychol-
ogtcalr and with this Christian
Science application he would have
the working man resume work even
though there is no work available and
the mills start up regardless Of the
fact that there are no orders to be
filed" ,.. -
|, Statistics compiled from oflcial re-
ports Of, the United States govern
ment were quoted by. Governor Hat
field showing that In ten months, sew
en- OF which were under. the new, tariff
Law, there was, an Increase In i'm
ports Of $24,399.4lO as compared
with the same period last year, while
exports decreased So, 194,231. The
net loss in foreign commerce includ-
ing foreign merchandise was $37,-
500, SIS; In manufactured articles
sold abroad there was a loss Of $32,-