The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-23
pEcnT.UTIONS

HESUbUI1UNS.
we, the Committee on Resolutions;
beg leave to make the following re-
Ns;s the Representatives OF the Re-
Gn6Iioan party of Marion county.
Wet Virginia. in convention assem-
bfed, re-atfirm and renew our faith
IN the wen established and time,
liUnoreds principles OF tile Republican
slIhfty as enunciated by It's illustri-
todsSf 6anders and 80 ably maintained
and 9sIpported by its great leaders.
Platform Re.afifmed.
y we hasten To rc-nfffrtn our BELIEF
in, and renew our acceptance of, the
Republican national platform OF
J9t2 the Huntington platform Of
1912, the Republican state platform
adopted at Charleston in 1914 and
tife gplatformt adopted by the Repub-
Hem Convention of the First con-
8fessi6nal district held ut Fairmont
on the! 31st day of July, 1914. and
aexpress our confidence in the opinion
that all Representatives of the Re-
publican party, bound by any and all
az these platform pledges will faith
sfiiilY sendeavor to carry them out, and
hat they Will not by any act of
theirs openly repudiate them. We
ideihnaitiie Democratic party and its
Eleadepss!fo its open reputation of
the Baltimore platform as breach
az aysplemn trust, and covenant made
Fvsitlfs ttIt the voters of the country,
and sas 34ni aat 1 tepding to discredit
6Rdanises oe fNa1 conventions
1efady; ana bTaIdSAg the Demo-
cfattey party as an organization long
ION pfomise and short; on perform
nncsaple Lodging anything to get votes
and Violating its solemn pledges
fene8er the exigencies of the polit-
occasion demand. or the whims
I'D fansies Of the politicians dictate.
administration Endorsed.
~ Il Wefendorse the able aud business
~ = Standardization of Governor Hat
ii ind The various other state Off
NJ I'LL ind commend them for their
Ia \ Hi 9nl Ssndeavo to make good every
nm i pledge, and point with
lableEpride to the record OF
bha tetaFe and progressive legisla-
ion NAT has been enacted in the
sfafe B9Ethe various Republican adj
n ia ions of the past, and COM
4 81 81 our ate officials for their pa
nc aflE Mntiring efforts In en-
ffcfng5 tho laws of the state. and es-
gciaily 40 1--WE commend Attorney
General "a SA! Lilleys and that fear
fatid htforable' servant of the
People, REDO. Blue, for their faith
Il tiIiN END ed oE to acarry out and make
4ffeaffyes It'll {, &pressed will of the
9Fsss .s a1Tfie;S by a rigid reinforcement of the
hibition laws OF the state.
q The Prohibition Law.
!; The voters of West Virginia hnv-
ing expressed themselves in favor OF
atate=wide prohibition of the liquor
3tTafffaswitliih its borders by u major
!sssityg of over 90, 900 votes, we belieyG
,#8itfiat5 kfhey desired what they voted
all tfSweAp pledge the support OF all
bubIiaanI officials of both the state
y alHat tie county in carrying out the
expressed will of the people. we
Commend the efforts of the Officials
irHcombatting and discouraging the
ssS'afpment OF liquor across the state
lime containing advertisements oil
liuuor houses, and recommend to
REPRESENTATIVES IN lme les t,soi,
ttlnesstnat ehey u9 Nil W." W. .aa,ann,
pys their VoIes InI az, . ,a,.
Eetlethen inc Pron Ls ~ noo "
&C may oe, Lou NJ. ~ S,,oonr ~
sengtnenlng g ana tHat t'eS u'a So,
age and protest against any CIV" ~
that may be advanced 10 weahelt ''l =.
COST law Or to disable q re"uei II
\ pftttsst !efs n, IN any RfsnA Trg
ayeT Condemned.
tdfsere to rsSlsteIrs S 9}hHFu eo'lueti',
nation against G. L. SHAVER WnoEwaS
lected by the people OF Marion coull-
rspresent them be- ID me last ieg-