Established, 1806.
Cameron County Press
HENRY H. MILLIN,
ICrtitor anil »*roi»rletor
Orvxllk Pkoudkoot, Assistant and Manager.
Raymond Klees, Assistant Foreman.
W. Scott Sthrnbh, Assistant Local Editor.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Auditor General,
A. E. BISSON, of Erie County
For State Treasurer,
JEKEMIAH H.STOBER, of Lancaster County.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
ROBERT VON MOSCHZISKER,
of Philadelphia County.
For Prothonotary, Register, Recorder! and Clerk
of the Courts,
WILLIAM J. LEAVITT. of Shippen.
For District Attorney,
FRED ARN JOHNSON, of Emporium.
For Jury Commissioner,
FRANK L. MILLER of Grove.
Where Everyone Helps.
Whenever the people of Pennsyl
vania goto the polls in anything
like their "full numbers, they roll
up a Republican majority that is
the wonder and admiration of the
Republicans of the rest of the
country. These majorities have
put the state at the head of the Re
publican column and made it the
leader of Republican policy and
sentiment.
There never has been a time
when a large and Overwhelming
Republican majority from Penn
sylvania was more needed than
it' is this year. It is not merely a
question of electing the Republican
candidates for state offices; it is the
more important one of giving sup
port to the real principles and pur
poses of the party.
Those principles and purposes
found their truest advocate and
representatives in the Senators and
Republicans members of Congress
from Pennsylvania during the re
cent extra session struggle over
tariff revision. They won their
fight against both Democrats and
Middle West Republicans, who
had broken away from the safe
anchorage of the party on the pro
tection question, and they should
be overwhelmingly endorsed.
Can there be any doubt about
where Pennsylvania stands?
Certainly not. What is needed
however, is such a demonstration of
its position as can be best given by
an overwhelming Republican ma
jority at the coming, election.
Every Republican should contri
bute to this, for the result will
have unusual significance.
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CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1909
ANDREWS SOUNDS
NOTE OF WARNING
Republicans Told of Danger ol
Over-Confidence.
DEMOCRATS ON STILL HUNT
Seeking Complimentary Vote# For
Nominee For Supreme Bench and
Banking Upon a Small Poll by Ma
jority Party.
[Special Correspondence^
Philadelphia, 0"t. 26.
Colonel Wesley R. Andrews, chair
man of the Republican state commit
tee, today sounded a note of warning
to the Republicans of Pennsylvania.
He made it clear that he expects
every Republican voter in this state
to do hia duty on Nov. 2.
With election day only about one
week off the state chairman insists
that there must be a lining up of the
Republican forces in every county if
tkßepublican ticket is to be elected,
as it ought to be, by an overwhelming
majority. Since early in September
Chairman Andrews, from the head
quarters of the Republican state com
mittee in this city, has been directing
an aggressive campaign. Not that the
Republican ticket is in danger; it is
not. But many Republicans of Penn
sylvania frequently take Republican
success for granted and make no espe
cial effort togo to the polls.
It was this danger of over-confidence
that Colonel Andrews had In mind to
day.
"Pennsylvania Is the banner Repub
lican state; we have the votes, and to
poll the right kind of majority It Is
only necessary for the voters to cast
their ballots," said the chairman.
"Many Republicans In an off-year like
this, when there Is no particular ex
citement. proceed upon the theory that
the rest of the party will vote and thus
Insure the election of the ticket. Now
it Is an axiom of warfare that an
army must constantly be on guard. I
want to warn the Republicans of this
state against the 'last card' tn politics.
They should see that Democratic ef
fort does not threaten Republican suc
cess.
"The Republican party has a splen
did ticket. A better one has never
been offered the people of Pennsylva
nia. A. E. Sisson and J. A. Stober are
able and experienced men; they have
records that commend them to the
people, and they are public spirited
citizens. They will contribute their
full share to a continuance of good
government in this commonwealth.
The Judicial Canvass.
"Judge Robert von Moschzisker will
make a great supreme court Justice.
He has a splendid record as a, com
mon pleas pudge; he is known to the
lawyers of the state as one of the
ablest members of the Pennsylvania
bar, and he has the confidence of all
of the people. Not a syllable has
been uttered against him since his
nomination. His qualifications for the
supreme bench are conceded by every
body. He ought to be elected by a
tremendous majority. His Democratic
opponent, Mr. Munson, Is presenting
this state with a spectacle it has never
before witnessed. He is the only can
didate for a high judicial office, who,
in his eagerness for election, has so
far overlooked the proprieties as to
make a personal and compromising
campaign for votes. He is now on a
campaign tour, meeting the voters and
making what are nothing more nor
less than ordinary stump speeches. In
Wllliamsport he maintains a large lit
erary bureau, which has sent out
thousands of documents and letters,
in which he asks the voters to sup
port him as a non-partisan candidate.
He has adopted the endless chain sys
tem of letter writing and by this
means hopes to reach every voter in
the state.
"The old-fashioned Idea that judi
cial office should seek the man and not
the man seek the office manifestly has
no place in the Democratic candidate's
plan of politics. Ido not believe many
Republicans will entertain for a mo
ment the proposition that they vote
for a Democratic candidate for the su
preme court.
"Mr. Munson's conduct in the cam
paign illustrates his conception of the
dignity of the highest judicial tribunal
in this commonwealth. Judge von
Moschzisker has taken no part what
ever in the campaign. He has asked
no one to vote for him. He will take
his seat on the supreme bench with
out having violated its sacred tradi
tions.
National and State Issues.
"As I have repeatedly said, the
elections in Pennsylvania this year are
of national importance. A failure of
the Republicans of the Keystone State
to score a handsome majority would
be accepted by the low tariff revision
ists of the middle west as evidence
that our people are not particularly in
terested in the protective system.
"A reduced majority will furnish an
impetus to agitation for a lowering of
the tariff rales. Pennsylvania is sat
isfied with the new tariff law.because
it. is bringing prosperity. It should be
the first, state to record its indorse
ment of that legislation.
"There is another and very sound
reason why the Republicar.' of the
Keystone Statu should poll ~n unpre
cedented off-yea." majority the com-
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mg election. Next year we must elect
Governor Stuart's succeoaor and other
state officials, a new leglalature that
will elect Senator Oliver's successor,
and a congressional delegation. A re
duced majority in November would
not only be a backward stop» It would
encourage the Democracy and Inspire
It with hope of success In 1910.
"The Republican party In Penney'
▼anla has never been In bettev con
dition than It is toiUr. But I have
■aid. It is necessary that every Re
publican do his duty on Nov. 2."
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