The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12

service. segnegsti N being attempted i'm
the large srp'ers. - we'll - small ga, =.
lynchirys ocrurring daiiy. CONSTITUTIONAL
rights ~ lug denied on ihe most flinsy
pretexts will s'eiiI itrly ~.ftls ths q'ls.--
ton as with whom H. sill est ti- vote
The Negro might n vel stop lying gu
pinely on his hack waiting f,r the sun
shine 81 prosperity AMI god trek to~trike
him. He might as we'll st"p siying on
the roadside of the great highway of life.
begging aims from the hand of ih. white
man The world hates a gultter and il
sdmires a fighter We might ms - we'll
buckle on our armour. contend for every
night that l. our a. citizens. stand With
and part with them when they arr
wrong. prepare ourselves with Snrsr-
abundance of efficiency. puck out what
We are entitled togo after it---and
never stop until We get ". Its mp To- VS..
in an orderly lawful way. IN this present
day struggle To push AMI crowd our way
to the front and plant our own banner
Of achievements on some uncrownad
height, whose head j. lifted heavenward
high enough for the whole world t0 see
both Il and us. This is true politically.
civicaIly and Otherwise
State your opinion OF the candidates
and probable candilatr~ for tine Repuh-
lican nomination Tor senator and Gov
ernor.
well. should say they are all good
men. both the announced and unan-
nounced- Mr.. Darst j. god man. hard
working and conscientious Certainly no
one can FAY 9TH r than that Mr. Robin
son Is PRIMER citiz~n, has made an ex-
cellsnt Judge and is an estimable gentle
man. such pronounceH success was he
As Judge, that Many have been called
upon to wonder what prevailed upon
him 10 gently unrobe himself Of his in
dicisl ermne II mingle md was-el in the
demons dance of politics Vet il j. n
crime TO he amlsticus and along with
other candidates, both he and MIR Darst
are entitled 10 this prrogatiye Fx toy.
White - candidate for L. = senator
-s~rns not To have nniimbnrc,l vet. So IL
Is rather hard to say just what strength
he will command Now. a. To those who
will donbtless follow in the wake OF their
already announced brethren. il seems
fair To presume that the present Cover
nor, Hon. III. ID. Hatfield will enter the
race for 4. :. senate and the present
Attorney General, Hon. 4 T. Lilly for
Governor. However. Their. can possibly
lie no correlation oi Interests here. either
Tor or against each other. for one will
run for one oflire and thu other for an
other Office. There j. uo denying the
fact that Governor Hatfield ~ill make a
formidable opfDncnt Tor AN who enter
the senatorial race. l.pnor has u that
Sutherland and Atkinson may probably
enter tie race. II 50. this will only IN
ten-ify the situation ~ g. Hon. 4. A
Lilly, We are inclined fo the belief that
he will win the nomination. He j. a
splendid type Of real American citizen
ship and definitely defined product Of
native West Nirgiuians From hi- ear
lleSt entry in To- politics. b. ha- touched
elbows with the commoncr and kept hi-
fingers on the pulse of the needs of the
people. lie rather secn- T. H.. the log
ical candidate by virtne q an EXPRESSION
In your publication Of last is~ue. in which
you said, we seem o. know him better
than any of the other candidates. all N
which would argue that ~. hs- y ace.l
himself i'm position in the past where
y.u could know him. AMI that Was in
the thickest ri the tight. don you think
When que-tiopabiy defeated Tor Con
grrss against Mr.. IIughe~, Ice never Wa
vered, moved the nomination 10 IMAM
imOus a jumped in and fought for the
eiection OF his opponent. not withstand
ing he was urged to make an indetrnd-
ent tight. No one denies that he wa
promised the support for the next con
gressional term. No one denies that he
could and wonld have won hands down
hut political eXegencies arose. We had
u candidate from this end 81 the state for
governor and a mighty good one. and
again Mr.. Lilly was asked 10 make the
sacrifice 80 ~ 20 distribute the ticket
geographically lie never dubbed. The