The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-09
WHIT THE COMMONER SAYS
ABOUT THE OHIO CAMP A|CN
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
(From The Commoner.)

be The Commoner from Governor
states the issues between the
political parties conclus7ey that the
Democratic party lis record during the past two years is entitled
every independent Ohio who
believes the rule of the Governor Cox is candidate
reelection his achievement during his admnistra
ton should insure not only the reelection by
majority election the whole Democratic ticket and thus
prevent the possibility Of backward step being taken
Governor Coxs letter follows
Columbus, Sept IL. The Lincoln, Neb:-The
election this fall in Ohio will be for the purpose Of filling state
Offices including the governoshp the selection of United States
senator twenty-five representatives the lower house OF congress-
and the county officers Of the various counties will therefore
be that this by off Ohio politics. The
three major Republican and Pogressve-have
nominated both state congressional tickets The Socialists have
nominated state ticket and instances candidates for con-
The Prohbonss endorsed the Progressive ticket Ihe
ssne the Democrats concerned the progressive leg
aton enacted by the last general assembly This legislation IN
cdes compulsory workmens compensation state road build
ing modern tax law, complete and modern school CODE
mothers pension act and number OF other progressive enact
menus Inc hepuohcan pa1orm sTaaue upon inc
question condemnation OF the state highway department with
promise abolish that modern method Of securing universal good
roads opposition to the tax law revision or the wokmens c
pensson law condemnation Of practically everything progress
e adopted by the Democrats The Progressive platform does not
oppose generally the laws enacted under this administration 80
reduced to its last analysis have contest for the continuance
of the human and regulatory enactmens OF Democratic admin
istration. ..
The Democratic the campaign with pactc
ally solid Democratic following practically because there
the usual opposition within the party Of disappointed oce seekers
and those who have been unable to control the party in their own
selfish interests addition the regular Democracy Of the state
the administration supported by large number Of independent
voters especially the working classes who favor the work
compensation law. addition to this numbers OF Repub
of the control the by the reconary
bunch which has for held tight grip the party OF this
state have volunteered their of the Democrats 1t there
fore evident that shall again triumph at the polls this fall
The Democratic through its platform record as
opposing at this time further extensive legislation and urges
session only Of the next general assembly
the laws of depends much
proper hostile administration the work
compensation law to be beneficial the work
ing would easily rendered useless school
code would become traves the tax law would be amended
would Regulation of saloons would
whole regime of house graft would
onaby naugurae the defeat the Democratic party
bring power the identical group which thrved the
balny days Of political corruption in It's state.
JAMES M. COX.