The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-04

asserted, would
{SsSs. Anvelop several
/, 5S?' Democr C
stronghoIds and
would he OF such
,sfA H. Sutherland
magnitude that Will surprise tho
opposition.
While confident from the daY
that he opened state headquarters
hat West Virginia was safely Re-
publican, Chairman Whites ex-
preston OF confidence today
reached the highest note OF OPP
timism. It was entirely bare II
equiYocation or qualification, the
! campaign director reciting that It
was based on knowledge Of condi-
lions given him IN reports from
county and district leaders and
workers.
For eight weeks have been
in daily touch with party workers
in every county OF West Virginia
said Chairman White. Their re-
ports are convincing that tho Re-
publican victory on next Tuesday
wilt be OF most sweeping char
acter. Senator Howard Sutherland
will be reelected to tho United
States Senate by the largest ma
dority that has ever been given
him, six Republican congressman
will be reelected and the Repub-
lican majority in both branches
OF the legislature will he as large
as that of two years ago, In a
number OF Democratic counties
there VIII be surprises that will
oyerwhelm the opposition.
West Virginia rs one OF che
safest Republican states OF the
Union and she Will proudly main
tain her position Of honor When
the ballots are counted next Tues
day. The apathy that existed ut
the start Of the campaign has
been disnelled, unparalleled unity
exists among the party leaders,
there Is not ripple OF discomfort
among the rank and file and the
necessary organization has been
perfeeted among the men ana
women workers to insure de-
served ,fctory.
\ "Tho Republican party has
1lnde a clean campaign. 1t has
solicited support for Its national
candidates on the ground that they
should be continued in service TO
carry on tho great work OF restor.
ing a nation that had been prac-
tlcaliS bankrupted by the D0mo-
cratic party. We have sought sup
port for our legislative candidates
In order to continue those progress
siye policies In West Virginia
which have made the state one Of
the foremost of the nation.
I'VE have been aided in aronS-
ing the Republican voters to &C.
ton by the Democratic candidates
who have yiciously and violently
ASSAULTED the Republican record
In nation-and state. StrayinS from
stheepaths Of political rectitude and
righteousness, the Democratic
nominees have resorted to poiiti-
zeal abuse and deception and, in
making their attack, found tliem.
selves confronted with a militant
army OF voters that will speak il
nopnneertain tones with the bal
lot as their weapon.
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