The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-26
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the party and Its SUCCESSES above all per-
sonal feelings or ambitions, stamps him
A. man of large calibre, and possessed
with astuteness born OF experience and
sincerity, and forecasts for him a future
repiete with real usefulness 10 his coun-
try and his constituents The fact that
be has been constantly consulted. on all
questions OF magnitude effecting the
general welfare of the state. by men in
'erested therein, during this session, and
that he has unreservedly joined In these
councils, without estrangement of friends.
or creation Of enemies, attestates the
safeness and saneness of his attitude and
develops HIM, without his own efforts or
knowledge into one of the real pillars in
statecraft OF our commonwealth. The
present develops such men, but il re-
mains for the future to put on the cor
inthian finish and hand them hack To Us
a. finished products in the years to come.
There Was a house builded upon a rock.
the winds blew the rains descended: the
Hoods came. hut it moved not" The
application il clear.
The'fnli Crew Bill dies a'born' in.
Peace bean To its ashes. The oppo-itiot,
To II was based upon the firm ground Of
indisPutable facts AMI hard cold sta
tlstics, and at all times Was attended
With dignity and a business-like demean-
or Especially was this 80, with the OBJ
lections registered by the colored con-
tingency. There was no mud singing
nor surperfiuous argument. There was
work, and only work Aud il was the
kind and class of work which told in the
end The status of the bill now is, that
Is IN the Committee awaiting it, sec.
ond reading, with the recommendations
attached to 1t, THAT il do not pass al
Oh which means thar IL couldn't breal
out OF that committee with crow ba
and jimmie. And even if il could nov
the Legislative statute of limitation ha
run on il. Every colored man VIII,
tCught in the effort to kill this bill de
serves credit and as il chances tor eve
becoming law go glimmering, We TAX
OF our hats and murmur Vale.
The Re-districting bill Was reconsider
ed and passed That speefs it all Thi
keeps the promise 20 the people Thi
enhances the chances of the states goin
> wholly in the Republican column wher
II rightfully belongs. Ii Was pleasing {
Z note, that the bill met the approval @
, almost every one, and especially tho-
directly interested. Lest We forget
remember that il was Congressman Coor
er, who, upon receipt of q telegram fror
= Us came post haste 10 Charleston, got o.
u the ground, took the matter directly i
: hand and Il Is acknowledged by all VIII
know, was directly responsible for a.
passage OF the same. IL now only awai,
the signature of His Excellency To bs
D come a law.
, The Democratic press is working over
= time, trying To impress the public tina
there IL an open breach between th
OoFernor and the Attorney General
when the fact H.. the matter il greatl
exaggeras'si. lac h"l.e aud wish, viii
our brother Democrats IL father To th
thought. Their ight re al honest dif
Terence 81 opinion with refer nee to SIN,
uDimp"rtant niatfsr. ed il il doubtful
u this - the ca-e, hut this j. a condition
10 be expected in all institutions, wh.r,
men, great men, of great minds ar.
handling Ing qn'Stions. The question,
would never b. properly threrhed out il
There we're not SINE difference Of opin-
ion- IL brings 10 the surface every phase
OF the question At issue ana affords the
opportunity which always ought to b.
Afforded, that D.. O. --e the matter from
every side. IL j. anu irg % T.
hOv interested ti,e D--mocra,- get in our
family Affairs when .hey are out Of power.
To say that they arr generous and 80
fictitious is but putting u mildly. Never
mind Mr.. DENNY. II there j. any tr,,u-
bic Its only lttlr family affair and We
will settle u IN plenty Of tiu,. b have
The whole family on your hack two years
hence.
The McD,we'l Times ought u D. mad
~ every senator and every Member II
The ii'u-e # Is.legat'--. sf,i % o.. than
that u should he supported BY every X
publicsn Member Of Tie House Of Dele
g-te-. Ia has done vaiient service in the
years past and certainly has vindicated
its ncei IN the paSt ~,-ssion. IL editors
have been, AMI are tirsls,-- and energrt.c.
workers and. u'.cer many circumstances.
are almost forced O. make brick with
out straw, - however they al~sys manage
- make "brirk." Nov in addition u
tins, there ought - ~ more race pride
shown IN IT, publication. The men Who
man this enterprise can't DO IL on gooB
wishes snd pleasant platitudes. We Ter
sonally know something Of what u take
70 operate this plant, having ben IL
managing editor for several yesrs. The
hue aud cry = give Nc Negro pres
operated and run ~ Negroes" We'll
you have u nov, my colored brother, and