The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-05
R05ENBLQ0|N'S
D|SLOYhZTY
REPUBLICAN FOR THIRTY
YEARS DISSECTS HIS FEC
ORD.
HELPED DEMOCRATS IN 1912, IN
1915 AND IN 1915.
REMARKABLY SLOWING OF
PARTY rRREGULARITY.
Editor lntnlliEcnrer.

Editor lntnlligcncer.
! Sir: Has Bon Roscnhlo"m been dis
loyal tn III" Republican party that mas
! honorrd him"
! Can a regular Republican. in gond
| conscience. support him rlth"r| AT inc
| Urinary or the election i'll November
IT. says he is running on his F''"r"'
~ us $", WHAT that record Tor party
! r,"iiy and loyalty is.
! We don't have tn go Tack Tar III
1912 the had become n citizen "r tne
! state Just short time hrinr" inns
datr,. ~ deserted tho Republican party
and helped elect d Drmocratrr pr"Sl-
dent. In one short year he throw or
; the now ;orc. and asked t" he taken
! back in the rnnks--wc took him back.
/ In 1914 hr asked the Republican
voters Of this district to send him !"
! the state senate. Mr.. jesse RIocn'
! who had served we'll in tho lower house.
was being Imnortuncd to RUN for the
senate, and finally agreed tn run.
! Later Mr.. Bloch. fearing contest
! might cause diSsenSons. Withdrew IN
tho interest of party harmony. and the
nomination was handed Mr.. Rosenbluom
without n contest.
; In 1916 RuScnhloom. at a state WAC
Urinary, was n candidate mot IN the
, platform or his party. but on purely
Observation-Disclosures platform con-
! tanning one plank). and was badly dc-
! featcd.
! At that Same primary Judge Ira Rob
, inson WAS nominated by tho RrpuhiIr-
! an party as its candidate for governor.
I Judge Robinson was man Of pre-
eminent ability pure character and dlS-
! tinguishcd career \ candidate that all
Republicans should have been proud TO
! support and whom Rem RnSenolnnm.
morally and in honor. was bound In
! support. h. being candidate heror"
| the same primary.
/ But Rosenhloom failed IN act as party
loyalty. honor and conscience would
! have impclled an honorable man In act.
! He worked against and voted against
tn" head OF the Republican ticket: tins
was known Ia many. and he openly
hoastcd that hr had helped to defeat
Judge Robinson. His actions IN h"lp-
ing 10 defeat Judge Robinson were DIS
, loyal diShOnorahle and traitorouS.
He. in helping elect Democratic
! governor. put into the hands IF the
enemy larg" and all-Nowcrful political
machin" that makes it extremely -ii-
nrult to carry this Republican state III
the future.
! II We fail in November. Fen Hosen-
bloom can 10 charged up with Inc
credit for the failure.
And wonderful to say. in loss than
= two years after this party betrayal.
! treachery. disloyalty and treason. thlS'
t man is asking the voters Of tn" party
he betrayed to again honor him ny
I sending him again to tho senate. nc
: must think we have short memories.
p He has not been true and loyal 70 tnc
great party that has honnred him and
no Republican Of intelligence. charac-
tor and party regularity ran with
clean conscience vote for Bon fnscn-
bloom next Tuesday. nor for that MAJ
ter in November.
have heard scores Of leading 10
! publicans ask. where will Rnsenoloom
/ land if defeated next Tuesday? And
would he support the Republican tlc>"t
! in November: His nomination would
he a political calamity. Bur IN" voters
knowing his record sincr 1912. VIII not
make that mistake. The purpos" Of this
! article was 10 make that record Known
to as many rs possible.
REPUBLICAN, VOTER FOR THIRTY
YEARS AND WHO HAS ALWAYS
BEEN REGULAR.