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

Hatfield, "is enough. to awaken the
disabilities OF the most profound.
The governor criticized expendt-
lures by the present Democratic ed-
ministration, pointing out that from
November, 1913. to April, 191 4, the
expenditures exceeded, the receitts by
$28, 900, 900 and predicted that, the
reckless extravaganza" OF the pee
emit Congress win result in appropri-
atoms amounting to 81 s100, 90 DOC.
Citing as an Instance OF extravaganza
he called attention to the fact thai
here In. each district In West Virginia
three assistant United States district
attorneys are now employed to per
form the work required OF one under
the last administrati hon.
Tragedy of Errors.
The Democratic administration In
its entiretysis branded as q tragedy
of errors which can only survive. by
making permanent the division OF the
forces that oppose Democracy and
Its principles" =, ~
So Speaking Of the. Progressive party
Governor HATFIELD stated that some
politicians see in a third party an OPP
portunity for "tpersonal aggrandiza-
mentn and will insist on scontins az
this, divisions He himself has no quar-
rel with the Progressives and believes
their protest against the arbitrary
methods adopted at the Chicago con-
ention of 1912 was just; but that
the party has served Its purpose and
has taught "a. good but costly lesson to
the Republican party. 4 : 49,, " ,,s,,s
"The principles Of the Republican
party were not rebuked,1' said the
governor. They continue as the
ideals OF the great majority Of our
citizenship, from the lowest to-. the
highest type. whose welfare an dprog-
ress, Is dependent in turn upon that
of each other and. who recognize that
the reins Of government should be
maintained in the hands OF the paTty
Of Lincoln-the party Of progress and
achievement - $50 .3,,s
Defeat overlook u.s." he said, .p;lt
today the Republican party is. strong
er and greater for. having suffered de-
feat. Temporary supremacy Of Bour-
bon Democracy, with its; character
istic evils Of business destruct ton,
blufdering statesmanship and gross
acknowledgement Of the. affairs of the
nation, viii give the American. pcu-
pie. two days of Thanksgiving in tie
ides OF next November and the first
Will not come too soon to the laborlng
man, to the manuf acturer, to the far
nler, and to every man Interested in
the return Of normal business cond,-
tons"
State Issues.
Speaking as to state issues. Cover
nor Hatfield defed the Democrats to
prove their charge Of extravaganza Of
his administration and cited the ben
ef1cia1 laws enacted. by Republican
legislatures. He gave figures show
ing the practical wiping out OF the
state tax and pointed out the adyan-
tages to the laboring man that will
accrue from the passage Of the act
creating the workinen s Compensation
fund.
1.-THE American people are progress
s1ve In principle said Governor Hat
field in conclusion, and the Republi-
can party must do as 1t has always
keep apace With. the progress
sive thought and tendencies Of the
times. The Republican party in its
history Of fifty years has settled
greater and broader questions than
confront us now. It abolished slav-
cry, 1t extinguished the fallacy Of
states rights, 1t established the ma
tlonal idea Of governme emit, 1t redeem
ed the obligations of the country In
gold, It put the currency OF the coun-
H ofe fha
building Of trans-continental rail-
roads, It advocated and installed the
policy OF the protective tariff; Its poll
cies have trebled the wages OF thu la
boring man. 1t has taken the revenue
on raw materials and placed 1t upon
imports, the like OF ;,flicl. we coull
manufacture oul sely es,, thus sizing
eu,v!.J inent to, every man who needs
It. It has made the United States q
world power and. all these policies for
good have met with the continued
and aggressive opposition on the part
Of the Democratic party. II these
policies which have meant so much
for national Advancement we're right
the Republican party has been right.
II opposition to these policies was
wrong tho Democratic party has: heen
continually wrong. The growth. the
/. et;tn, the almost universal com fort,
tss improvement 10 t.c:. direction
and the national grandeur to the
American flag which charac.e lied
the triumphs Of the Republican party
during the halt century that 1t al
rected the destiny Of the nation con-
s.itute the answer as 70 which 2arty
'was wrong and which has been right.
1T those who. are opposed to DEM
.ocratic supremacy win join together
In the coming battle, as fully eapect
the great rank ana tlle will. do, free
trade, grape; luice' diplomacy. and all
the other things, more or less, that 20.
with Democratic administration.
win be consigned to darkest obliv-
lon."
The production OF gold in Bolivia
- Of small importance. but Senior
Don Costo Rojas, the director-gener-
NJ ff e1ietnms danIn1. RAE %ha4 nnJa,,tn