The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
March. next Henry o. Hatfield will no,
be governor 4 will he

Il
Judge Robinson said that the cit
/ lzenry OF the state ne bad back of
I MN wealth that he would not trade
I Tor Ninson. Nickel andHouston. In
reterring To the statement that state
employees are supporting him. he
sald ne knew OF public officials who
/ We're supporting his opponent, and
I mat the candidate himself was a pub
! nc Official. The Judge said he had no
promises To make for public office.
and that II elected would demand sery-
zee ior every dollar Of state money
I spent | have made no promisees
4 10 retain any present official in office.
! shall not pay private debts with pub
nc once. ! shall not when | am GOV.
ernor get rid OF those men who are
against me for that reason" He said
that II nominated that his platform
would be the platform OF the Republi.
can party, and that his law would be
/ the constitution Of the state
Inc Judge said that II elected he
would throw the business OF the state
open Tor inspection as did Justice
hughes. Referring 10 the fund of the
barons being used for Lilly he said
that he was plumb broke. and that IN
~ wans't Tor his friends coming 10
ms rescue he would not always have
oand. In conclusion he said Il. 81 us
lnInk ABOUT the welfare OF the state.
s'arch out the records then il Won
ma that YOU want this TO be "A GOV.
eminent or all the people instead OF
government of a few then get busv
; Tor me. Let's measure up as mon
ana We viii work out government
! TOT the whole state and not for a
specialized few" Judge Rohinso, "a
utes. al Hlih-
In the meantime Mr.. Schuck had
hhished his address in the omen air.
ana had returned 10 the court room.
Z
was direct challenge TO the Demo.
I Gratis and Lillyites to point out one
( DIot on the public career of Judge
ROBINSON. He spoke Of the coupon
qqtf;als OF General Lilly. and said that
Lilly was bossed since when " 10
cried. has Vinson. Nickel. Houston
been investing a dollar that they dsf
I nor expect to get two in return for %
say they have a slush fund II
| was hnally made up in New York a
lev weeks ago when the last S35. 200
! was dumped in. There has never been
/ any denial that there is such a fund
ana ! have challenged them to DENY
III on every occasion Go to Charles
ton, 20 10 Norfolk and Western. 20
10 ONO county on election day Won
VIII md their paid workers. l have
I iulS dlrtct through one man from an
I tN-Jnited States Senator and n Is not
] Jaws flkins. 1Ou can guess II in
I the next guess Mr. Schuck then re-
Z terred 10 the conversation that Iilty
I mad had with Charles Gribben. con
ductor on the pike division OF the
West Virginia Traction and Electric
company. in which Gribben was asked
I II ne wanted his glass Of beer and
I that the way 10 get IL was 10 vote
/ Tor Lily Tie then pictured the pre-
sumed article OF agreement drawn nm
1 by and between Ninson. Nickel. Hous-
ton and company and \. \ Lilly. and
said that II Lilly was elected ne
Z couldn't issue the Transferring proc-
: lamalon until after il had been blue
/ penciled by Ninson.
MI. Schuck then referred 10 the mine
horror in Stewart. Fayette county. the
scenes there. and the effort made fol
2 lowing 10 provide for widows and or
/ phans Of such disasters. lie said that
I Such humane laws as were enacted
/ we're fought by NinSou and his crowd.
I ana that those men are back of IiI1y.
. All through the efforts 20 enact pub
/ nc service laws. and wOrkmcn's com
/ pensation laws. who were opposing
th'th. MT llllyifc' " YOU do not
. know. ] u tell you Nickel. Vinson and
crowd " '''''
/ The speaker then told Of the state.
+ menf or Nirson at that time that they
would spend 100000 % elect the next
governor Lilly is bought and paid
Tor; Mr. Schuck hurled AZ the crowd
and challenged any one to denv IL.
. Whll" his auditors Cheernd Go To- the
. polls on election day vote for the man
whose past life has been Of such char.
acier as Ia mort your support and /
nave no fear of the future Bv voting
Tor JudE" Robinson YOU will leave 10
YOUR children q heritage that Won will
be proud or"
I IN" meeting was closed by the band
PLAYING THE Star Spanglcd Banner %
Judge Robinson met hundreds ~
voters after the meeting and was p~e.
vailed upon 10 STAY in NoundeyfI1o /, -
night and visit tho mills there This
morning. but he declined a. no has to
leave This morning for the lower part
'oi 10" state. lio returned 10 the city
hlIni tni topped at the Hotel
. Mcclure and will hD There Tor "a ,tbII.
today