The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
BOTH PARTIES IN WASHINGTON
TELL HOW 1T ALL HAPPENED

republicans az large Is how many Cf
JUST such victories fhe Democratic
party can survive.
Viewed here. withOlt political bias.
% looks a. though the American peo-
pie nave voiced protest against RAIDS
callsm. The election seems. Co fh
most conservative. rcbuke alike 20
the Wldmen OF the Democratic party
anu ih" extremists among thp ii-ap-
pedfihg Progressive. The returns
ar" verdict couutry-v ile. against
radical tariff reductions that cut An-
tfican industry 20 the bone. and
thrust 81 tho head hunters OF Ameri-
can enterprise
Above all the voice of the people
Demands return 90 the normal
courses Of American citizenship. 900
winch this peaceful and resource IIl
people shall enjoy fair msasur, Of I-.-
ward and right. and they have inner.
rlnEly chosen tho Republican patty
as III" best means oI return Co pow
Of through q reyabIlifatsd and rcUui.-
ed Republican party
People Voice Appeal
BY Tuesday, election. the senti-
mem Is here. that the people have
voiced an appeal for the return 10
those norma courses.
Senator Borah. who has won faira
recently I'm his prolonged fight ag3iust
the Rivers and Ilarbors squand-riuC
OF th" Nation IS capital. predicted hI~t
me present situation o. year ago. when
ne said 10 the presumably dead RE
publican party. that "f.h peo.ia
would show the way back" Ir is Ia,
convection of those sucuizaut of ihn
Nations politics. that they have. ,y
inc results of Tuesday, elections.
None deny the presidents person
ality. his lofty conception Of and his
devotion TO duties as Do. sees Them
hut wise men. the country over will
read in he result OF the ballots. the
true story that lies in the rcSult-that.
"earicd OF tariff. 'ne people demand
course shaped in broad craftsmanship.
not drawn Co the political vardstick.
which viii meet the true fiscal ana
economic needs or this country and
Tor this they have chosen the Rcpub-
lcsn party
Answer Came squarely
Nquarely. in every congressional
district M the land. went the message.
a plea and a challenge. that the lead
or Of The district put the policy and
performance OF his party I'm Judgment
'' 'A' l'bIilf- ana ~nldltlN and uIm
Is has come the answer
One Of tho most interesting. phases
of the political situation has been the
hght put mp by the congress ional COM
Wittee here. Il rs stated in Washing
Ton that the congressional committee
set NO 10 lead the fight that has re-
stored near political balance in the
house. did not have even car fare. In
tho midst of the campaien 10 did not
have money. even 10 pay postage on
the literature that IL sent out
A. indicated by returns OF Monday
night. there was re~ui-e of hopeful
ness. aud members of me- CONGRESS
ioual committee We're busy rounding
mp voters who had not deemed 10
necessary 10 exercise their sovereign
right Many hundreds OF bolated yot-
ers left Washington Monday niaht
Among others designated TO gather
in the stray West Virginia voters was
ID. W. Call of Phillip who has for
many years been one Of the Capitals
newspaper correspondents Mr. Gall
was charged with the task OF persuad-
ing the voters Iu his district the se-
cond to go home to- vote. and when
last seen he had quite respectable
following OF Wast Virliniaus going
home 10 register their protest ON pres
ent conditions