The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
GREAT OVATION
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Marshall county who assured him that
! ne need not Worry over the outcome
! IN that Republican stronghold From
I the hotel he went 10 the circuit court
room. his entrance therein being greet.
ed bN round after round OF applause
judge Robinson spoke from the cir.
cunt judges bench. and naturally was
very much al home. Mr.. J Eilwood
TUNES. chairman on the Republican
'ltN committee called the meeting 10
otuet ana introduced the chairman of
gan. -
Judge Robinson Introduced
Mr.. Carrisan in his Introductory 70.
marks said, There may be a diyi-
sion OF opinion as To the nominee and
VINO shaI be our standard bearer. but
can say. and feel that every man
more VIII support the statement. that
aiter the primary. no difference yvbo
is nominated. we are for tho nominea
ana Marshall county will uphold i,s
nood name. This Is a ReDuhIican
ENerywhere we see that clearly dem.
onstrated. We need good men 10 car.
our banner. and is Judge Ira Rob
,nson whom now take great Measure
IN Introducing | feel thar We hsve
such a man" nav
Judge Robinson arose. Acknowledged
! me introduction. accepted the apDlause
alu started into his address with a
~, lhat 'did not bespeak the fact
that ne had made ten political sDeecbes
Yesterday. The judge in his oneninr
Tetnark Ks said that men were often
lod,h 10 feel that a political camnaign
~. .u an erection was a matter for iol.
, ,lil' and q huge picnic. and not
10 seldom failed TO use their great
rlEht or suffrage 10 its best ADVANTAGE
beueve that every man who eyer.
ISIS the ballot has a sacred duty "a
Ihll"rih' as sacred in fact. as the man
WI ,i Is elected 20 public office" said
me Judge" TT Is the right Of every
voter To demand Of the candidate for
Wnoin ne votes proper and right In.
depreciation or his duty to tho state
! would nave every voter know that
siand Tor equal Justice to all and spe,
car privileges TO none. am not hero
10 make promises in an effort 10 &c,
votes. The state is not something Ia
be given away for political gain and
me man who feels that II Is has no
judge Robinson said 20 the voters
mat their votes were not a thing
llchtly secured or TO be used for nor.
Sonal gain and selfish realiZations. hut
are entrusted in the voters hands 10
be used by him for the uplift OF HIS
,aullIN; ms state. his country. IF I
nave done nothing else during nv
campaign for this nomination. than
point 10 the men Of this state Tho dutv
tneN owe their fellow men. and that
ms state Is not for one man but FOR
gu then shall feel that I have amply
been repaid" he continued
The speaker referred to the found
ing OF the state. and the character Of
The men who settled II. saving that
they ,fclt u 10 be their duty TO make
hahitable, and h was as much the
duty Of the man Of today 10 continue
10 make n habitable. He spoke of the
reference Of George Washington. the
immortal. 10 West Augusta West viz.
cinis) and said that that standard OF
ilNlnE known 70 those men has been
LETT 10 US as n sacred trust. The
law OF the state r. just what the peo-
pie embodv in IT," said Judge Robin
son. the men OF the state make the
state and II can be no better than