Bluefield evening leader. [volume], June 24, 1908, Image 4

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The Daily Leader
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Entered hb second chum matter
April 8th, l'J06. at the Post Office
at Minefield, W. Va , under act of
Congre.-b, March 3rd. 1870.
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WEIINKSD.W. Jt \E 21,
Get busy and make the city clean
Ne.xt Friday 1* clennlng day get
busy Mr. flood Citizen and help
make the city clean and healthful.
We are not advised of any Re
publican spell-binders who will
elaborate uptai the “full dinner
pall.”
Now that Soherr and Swisher
have about an erjual number of del
egates. a man by the name or
Hearne can do a few Interesting
atunts with his fifty-two delegates
The. Democrats of Mercer will
name a county ticket next Saturday
which will win and give the county
an efficient set of-officials.
Mr. Taft has posed as the pro
gressive candidate for the Re.pnh’i
can presidential nomination. He
professes to favor an income tax.
a graduated inheritance tax. and a
campaign publicity hill. oil of
which the Republican platform
makers rejected. The Republican
platform might he said to be after
the “stand pat" fashion. A "stand
pat" man was nominated for vie •
president. If Mr. Taft favors the
above measures he Is evidently with
the wrong crowd.
In the middle ages a ruler could
designate his successor. Thrones
and the right to sit thereon as sov
ereigns were willed as readily as
“My Lady’s Diamond." Rut a new
day had dawned and the rule of
absolute monarch abolished. It i
h worthy nmbltion to aspir ■ to the
highest office in the land Mr
Roosevelt had the undeniable right
to dictate his successor and use the
all-powerful Influence of his admin
istration to make the nation do his
will?
President Roosevelt has natnel
TV. H Taft as his sucre^-or because
Taft favored "My Policies." and is
a man after the president's own
heart. Mr Taft is "like unto
HIM." but as a humorist ha? well
said, "he is the lesser of the two
Siamese twins ” The pcopl * are
•willing for Mr Roosevelt to run for
president, and they might elect him
again, hut when it cones to dic
tating his successor -he plrlt of Un
American people will rebel. Th
people have the ri^jht to name the
president and this right the\ wl!'
exercise in November next
The Parkersburg Dispatch New
calls attention to the attitude of la
hor towards the candidacy of Sec
retary Mwi-her. Our esteemed con
temporary -eem not to have found
out that the attitude of it* part
towards labor is the arne as fffst
of one Vanderbilt towards the pub
lic The f*hlrago p it form and the
somln- e of that convention make
the Rw irhef Candida app opri.i-.
to a proper r*gard for ronnie<-nf
The Di»->atch-N’ew iy
‘The following extract from t-<
fi-ro n* etfer of Hon Heorge V
Raker of Morgantown cpioting from
Labor comm!-sinner Harton is *»
how the labor Rg people o' \\
Virginia view the Hwlsher can '/ I
dac-y for governor Is Important f*•
keep in memory by the Republicans
In the ’ate who desire party u
rets abov • all thing*
*' 'f have* a letter before me writ
ten t»y Hop I V Rarton. h' labor
commissioner of West Virgin i Mr
Ttarton 1- one <,f our brainy men
and stand nearer *o the man #bo
carries th1 dime - 1 if-k»-t ‘bin an-,
other man in th' state and h« - v
that the laboring o ,l« c and b<
represent* 2“ non fc lerafc-d abor
ers.) look upon Mr ~w.--her * *
traitor to th-dr cause an I Mia’ 1
wlli surely never fnrvive 1 ■
the coming election *
ntrririsMs of mi: cocitTs.
'Hie Insane fear certain worthy
Uepu'dl. alls sometimes display that
iaug.i ige which can t*«■ const no ;|
. a crlt'clsin or the courts will get
into their platforms Is quite amus
ing in view of the early history of
that baity Wliiqi the injunction
planl: w ; mid r consideration the
ult i a com- ervatives urged that it tie
ignore I altogether lest the very
i il < * 111 in cast reflection on the
con i t. .
^ et the first victory gained by
: h * h publican party after it c ame
111,1 i"wer was based upon a crlti
'ism ii the supreme court The
i)re(| Scott decision gave the |{e
publican narty practically all the
campaign ammunition it used in
,s,;o 'file mighty Lincoln him mil
1 r 'jieatedly that when
< uni made decisions which were
■ i ga Inst the public welfute it was
the i ,uy of the people to bring
almiii a reversal of such dedslotiB
‘‘••h i h.v legislation or In action at
• he lull:. The platform, too. con
! a I tie.; a sharp comment
I he fact that the courts, being
human institutions, are rightfully
subje t to criticisms If they arbi
traril • \ercise powers which set m
<1 os pot Ic to tile hulk Of the pimple,
he I >1 le have the right to SO ex
, I»i*c»4*s themselves, for the very ex
istell1 • (if a despotic power, wli'lll
cr m 1 or not. is dangerous. I*o
Sitha. parties have as much right
to di cuss the courts as they have
tiny ‘’her branch of the govern
u i * • m t_ Wheeling \cws.
roi.iTit s \m» m:\vs.
I ton t complain if your newspa
per. nowadays, seems to have too
lunch news about politics and poli
ticians.
Oik* great national convention
was Mi progress all last week and
another is hut two weeks away
Issues will be decided and candi
dates named to carry them out that
will directly affect the prosperity of
till* ( uintry. and every wage-earner
and every business man in it, with
all who arc dependent upon them.
It U right that politics should lie
the topic of the hour. Our re
maining a republic depends upon
th • discussion of these things.
It •- also a part of education in
curie it events. To be in touch
with ’he affairs of the country, one
must he posted on present-day po
litical affairs.
In proportion as those who are
disgusted with politics" and ‘‘don’t
care anything about the subject,”
grow fewer, politics will become
more reputable Huntington .VI
v ertisi t.
vvm». in* in** * itcm ui uif' \ our
Ier-Joiirnal to th*- ••ft'*-<t that “There
will 1 *• but on*- r**al issue in the
•oniiistruggh that is th*- cause
of th people against predatory
w*alt i, whl<h has been very well
put 1 y Mr. Roosevelt. but which
Mi Itryan more than any one else
represents it in all of its l*‘iigth.
br*ad?h and thickness." th*- New
York Sun siivge-ts that “four y arn
ago. instead of conceding that Mr
Roosevelt was putting up a fight
against predatory wealth. Mr. Wat
t'-rson -aid. “The president stands
for ai! that Is dangerous and sinist
er in American polities." Why. four
years ago, Mr Roos- ve.lt wa- not
making a fight against predatory
a*• .11rii on the contrary h<- wa
carry ng on « c f»rres|K»n*|eii*■<■ with
"dear Ifarrlrnan. and generally
tapping th* system, through Cor
telyou for hi -campaign 'xpe.na.-s
The Hun continues to writ** ilk*- a
'•hi'I for children Courier Ionr
nal.
“Kv-ry man to his trade” is an
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