Coffman Hart Riblett Bartlett Ticket Summary
A political slate listing Charles G. Coffman for State Senate in Harrison County, with Harrison County ticket, Charles M. Hart and Marcus L. Riblett for House of Delegates, and J. B. Bartlett for Sheriff.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
4
A political slate listing Charles G. Coffman for State Senate in Harrison County, with Harrison County ticket, Charles M. Hart and Marcus L. Riblett for House of Delegates, and J. B. Bartlett for Sheriff.
A critical review of a Democratic platform denounces its planks as meaningless and hypocritical. It attacks endorsements of Bryan, questions Jeffersonian roots, and decries promises on taxation, mining laws, primary elections, and prohibition as vague empty talk with no concrete reforms.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Democratic party platform and voter rights, alleging proposals to disenfranchise Black voters. It mentions concerns about civil rights, fairness, and political alignment, though text is garbled and hard to parse.
The readable fragments describe a political appeal related to farming, government support, and party activity. Names and clear facts are largely garbled, preserving only hints of a public policy push and general discussion of farmer aid. No coherent events or dates emerge.
The text critiques the Bryan and Democratic platforms favoring rural post delivery and federal aid, arguing they neglect maintenance and efficiency. It notes opposition to Charles W. Swisher for governor, citing inheritances and tangential promises, and suggests voters face a choice between reform and continued contractor-aligned neglect.
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