The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
FIGHTS ON IN
BOTH PARTIES
oHio POLITICIANS HAvtNc
MERRY TINE HURItNG
CHARGES AND COUNTER
CHARGES
WINS AND Cole Are A, loessrheads
Sno WHitaere Hss Gov. cos
Scared 70 Death.

Special Dispatch % tbs iutrIIs,nrsr
COLI MBCS. O. July s5.-Iarry NJ
Laugherty. Republican state chair.
man VIII not BE- the next chairman
Daugherty has been classed a.
stahdpatter aud both Of the candi
dates Tor the Republican nomination
Tor governor are ~ the prorressi,e
stfipe However. Daucherty's infen-
ZION 10 give up the chsirmaaship vas
hot inspired by either Mr. Willis or
Mt. TOD but D. voluntary on his part
llaugherty would have Quit a long
tlme ago, but he was urged by many
70 hoid on 20 the chairmanship in
me interest OF the party. re is
nuny man and hC no longer believes
shal ne should D. called upon TO sacrI-
nee his business for a political duty
As this Is written RcpuhIi.,, C,,.
Giles are stirred by the controversy no
tween David Tod. who socks the ne.
PuLlCan nomination for uoyeruor
aAu Fred NJ. Sayrc. auditor OF PRANK.
I'm county and head OF the socaIled
ooufl house crowd In local RepubIi-
uah ponies The court house crowd
Nas one Of the very first political
OF 1 isanlka lions 10 give it's .upport 10
Tod Then it found 10 declares that
Oh TOOK orders from DaG-nertv. who
- the political Zoe OF tho Savre com.
olhauon. Tod dropped Dwight Harri.
in S1n, nhothtr enemy OF naugherty. 20
HucallN, who had been acting as his
campaign manager. The Sayre people
blamed baughcrty for this but hotb
Oh and DaugheTty denied thai me
ialter had had anything To do with IN
Counter Charges
Niler bitter attack on Tod nv
ohNIe, VINO accused him OF double
u,anns, Tod came hack with the de
.lataiion that Sayre had demanded
RI ~ az IN 4.
Franklin county. Sayre denied This
ana demanded that TOD retract or ne
Nould have him arrested under a new
law Tor giving false statements TO
htNspapors. Tod's r. ioinder Was thar
al ne SAID was true and Sayre could
go aneed ana swear Out lis warrants
but while Tod and Sayre are hay-
M their little fuss. Conuressman
FRANK u. Willis, OF Ada Tod's oppon-
tnt Tor the nomination for governor
Is having his troubles Willis and
halph D. Cole Of Fndlay have long
ceen political rivals Willis opposed
Cole for the nomination for congress
man and finally took the nomination
away from Cole. They live in The
same neishborhoOd and il has embar-
rsssed both OF them 10 have their dis
tfict seek the nominations for both
senator which Cole now seeks and
the nomination for governor TO which
Willis aspires
Organized Tod Club.
\ short time ago men in Urhana
hich Is in the Willis-Cole district or
ganized a Tod club Willis mAnag.
ere took these organizers to task for
this. declaring that " was eHrunerty
To organize a Tod club in Willis own
d'strici Willis's mana=eT, Newton D.
Miller, made an especially spirited at
tack on Randolph McAdams. the Tod
organizer in Urbana. and the latter
Las noH come back with a hot shot
81 Wills, reviewing his career in the
louise and demanding fo know IL he rs
Day or wet. whether he was Repuh-
fcan or Progressive iH 1912 and how
h" stands on the canal tolls question.
In the Democratic PARTY The fight is
going on meTTily between Governor
James VI. Cox and CONGRESSMAN J. i.
WhitaCre who opposes him for re-
domination. Reports came from the
state house this week that Cox Is con
sIderably alarmed First he must de
feat Wnitacre and then he has his
Republican foe so overcome. and 10 is
declared that the governor has not
tcen able 10 satisfy himself that he
VII be reelected Country people are
hitter against him and 10 Is said that
hundreds Of Democrats over the state
hove pledged their support 10 Willis
b. he is nominated TO run against Cox
The governor may be able 20 defeat
Nhitacre in the primary but II is said
That the Whltacre vote will show how