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How Eil Onndidaof Is Regarded
In Eis Ilopie Town.
A 8CBANT0N VIEW OF HIM
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8c ran ton, Pa., Oct. i. Tha brief,
but frank and manly letter of Colonel
U A. Watres, of thla city, announcing
bla candidacy for governor of Pennsyl
vania, has delighted Ms tiumemiiB per
sonal and political friends, not only
In Bcranton, but throughout northeast
ern Pennsylvania. Tha letter la In
reality as much an answer to numer
ous Inquiries as It Is an announce
ment of the author's purpose.
As Is well known In all parts of
the state, there has Ions; been a strong
Republican sentiment In favor of the
candidacy of Colonel Watres for gov
ernor. It began while be was serv
ing In the state sedate, and received
a strong Impetus during Ms campaign
for lieutenant governor, when, despite
the defeat of the regular Republican
nominee for governor, he carried the
day for his party and was elected
against most adverse conditions. His
V.
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COL. LOUIS A. WATRES.
great strength with the people, on
that occasion was shown by the fact
that be was elected by a majority of
SI. 365 votes, while Pattlson, who ran
as the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, had a majority of 17,000 over
the regular Republican gubernatorial
nominee.
Tben It was that tbe old-fashioned
Republicans, who were no factlonlsts.
said: "If Watres were only at the
head of the ticket the party would not
hare suffered' the hutnllatlon of de
feat. In a state so overwhelmingly Re
publican.
AN EVERT-DAY REPUBLICAN.
And this was true.. The dissatisfac
tion that spent Its wrath on the candi
date for governor. In that campaign,
did not touch Benator Watres. He
passed unscathed through that storm
and came out a victor. He made no
compromises and no i combinations of
any sort; content to rest his candidacy
on his public record, and his party
fealty as a broad-gauge, every day Re
publican, with no special favorites to
reward, and no enemjes to punish.
A more popular candidate was never
In the Held for state office, and despite
his youth at the time, the regrets of
those who were anxious for the com
plete success of the party, that he did
not head the ticket, were well found
ed. Ever since then there has been
a strong undercurrent In the Republi
can circles ot the commonwealth fa
vorable to the, candidacy of Colonel
Watres for governor.. His clean rec
ord; his engaging personality; his
broad, progressive Ideas, and his ex
alted views of party," render his can
didacy particularly attractive at this
time, when the state is rent from end
to end with factional asperities, as the
result of the Iniquitous legislation en
acted at Harrisburg during the recent
session of th legislature.
Colonel Watres rises above these
contentions and might well, were he
so Inclined, meet every Inquiry by
paraphrasing David B. Hill's well
known and oft-quoted motto. He can
easily and truthfully affirm "I am a
Republican," and this In no offensive
sense, either, but merely to proclaim
the political faith that-Is In him.
- Here, at his home, where he Is
known as th courtly gentleman, the
popular commander of the famous
Thirteenth regiment, th substantial
and progressive business man, he
numbers his friends by the score, but
they would as soon doubt tha centre
of gravity as question his fealty to his
party In Its broadest sense, and In this
light he stands without offense to
friend or neighbor.
HIB EARLY ENVIRONMENT.
His beginnings, like those of the na
tion's best men, were modest; but he
owes his name to sterling integrity,
and genius rocked his cradle. He Is
a direct descendant of the Illustrious
James Otis, of Massachusetts, the fa
mous revolutionary statesman, of
whom John Adams said on the occa
sion of his great speech before the
Judges of the supreme court against
what was known as writs ot assist
ance, "Otis was a flame of fire. Amer
ican independence was then and there
born." This was in 1761. It was Otis
who fired the first torch for liberty.
He was the first opponent of the
stamp act; th first vindicator of th
rights of th American colonies, and
not only wrote and talked, but ren
dered service for American freedom
with a gun In his hands. -
Colonel Watres Inherits the traits
of his famous ancestor ea patriot, sol
dier, schoiar and lover of Independ
ence. He is In th prim of 11 fs, hav
ing been born in Mount Vernon, non
Winston, Lackawanna county. In 1S&1
r EV l"T" TOBACCO SPIT
LJvJrVi I "J SMOKE
Yotj can be cured of any farm of tobacco neiujr
eailyt ba niaula well, Ifjotig, ui:vnri ic, full of
new life and vigor by liking O'BAO,
that makes weak men tuioog. M.ti;y n 'a
Un pouud in tea (kfk. Over SOO , O (J O
cured. All druggiatta. Cure cuarautct-ti. blo
let and advice 1-kKE. Ad.lreaa hlKkllN
kiiMfaDV CO ClucevfO or New Yocfc. 4J?
WANTED, TO RENT A small
farm in this county, Addreaa
giving terms, thit ofiioe.
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His father, th late Alderman Watres,
njoyed th renpect of this communi
ty for mnny years, and admlnlcterr-d
Juetlce wlsoly, Impartially and with
calm, unruffled dignity. Ills mother,
Mrs. Watren, was the gifted "Stella of
Lackawanna," whose muse ennobled
all this' region and gave to patrlotlo
literature many a soul-stlrrlng gem In
U days when the hearts of the peo
lle throbbed In harmony with the war
trums of the Union. Under her pen
name Mrs. Watres enriched the litera
ture of this valley and won the love
and esteem of the community. Her
poems have been published In a hand
some volume, and are frequently quot
ed and admired for their fine Imagina
tive power and polish. I refer briefly
to Uiese things to show the environ
ment of Colonel Watres' boyhood. He '
breathed the air of patriotism from
his Infancy, and It would be difficult
to Imagine a more delightful home
than that ot his youth. Not that he
was nurtured In affluence by any
means. Oh, no; he had to work for
his living at a very tender age, for
wealth was not among the advantages
that contributed to the building of his
character. What he possesses he has
achieved by his own efforts; for wliat
he Is, he Is Indebted largely to his
paronts, to the Influences of a model
Amerlrsn home. In which the rugged
virtues were prised more highly than
gold.
SOME OF HIB QUALIFICATIONS.
In addition to his personal fitness
and political standing, Colonel Watres
Is pre-eminently equipped by experi
ence, education and training for the
high office of governor of Pennsylva
nia. He Is a thorough lawyer; Le has
served with credit In the state senate;
he ha been lieutenant governor of
Pennsylvania; he was chairman of the
Republican state committee, and his
long connection with the National
Guard, and present position as colonel
of the Thirteenth regiment, have
helped to develop, discipline and
strengthen a character of exceptional
Integrity and worth.
The qualifications which Colonel
Watres brings to his candidacy are
those which one would naturally look
for In a man aspiring to the guberna
torial chair. The office la one requiring
experience In public life; knowledge of
law; a mind competent to grasp and
solve Intricate public questions; a
complete understanding of the needs
of the state; a character strong enough
to withstand the blandishments of the
designing, and a conscientious regard
for the rights of the people.
These qualities are possessed by Col
onel Watres, as those who are best ac
quainted with him can attest. It may be
claimed that we who live In Bcranton
are partial to his candidacy, and there
fore Inclined to magnify his merits.
Possibly this may be so; still I believe
there are those In other parts of Penn
sylvania who will Just as cheerfully
bear testimony to his qualities; men
who served with him In the senate, or
who were senators when he presided
over that body, and can testify to his
fairness, courtesy and Impartiality
upon all occasions, and In every stress
of circumstances.
VIEWS OF PARTY AND PUBLIC
BERVICE.
It may be well, at this stage, to refer
to some of the views held by Colonel
JVatres, himself, on the relation of
party action to the public service, es
pecially as applied to the state of Penn
sylvania. They were expressed by him
in an interview some monuis ago, when
his name was mentioned for the gover
norship, and before he had decided to
become a candidate, and It Is safe to
infer that they reflect his opinions at
the present time.
On that occasion he declared It his
firm belief that the Republican party
was big enough In Pennsylvania to as
sume entire responsibility for "a gov
ernment of the people, by the people,
for tbe people" In this state. With Its
great majority, he held, the party oould
afford to take high ground In behalf of
honest primaries, a pure and unde
fined ballot that would express the will
and wish of the people, and a policy
favoring the strictest Integrity In ad
ministering th affairs of th ciiy and
state.
There was no wholesome or desir
able reform for the good of the state,
that could not, in bis opinion, be se
cured by and through the Republican
party, working, not In sections, but as
a unit for the public good at the pri
maries, the polls. In the halls of legis
lation, and through the various de
partments, executive, legislative and
Judicial.
THE BEST TRADITIONS OF THE
PARTY.
This is the gist of an interview which
attracted much attention and caused a
good deal of favorable comment at the
Urn of Its publication. Colonel Watres
believe that the Republican party In
Pennsylvania, as In other states, is
still the party of Lincoln, of Blaine and
of McKlnley, and capable of renewing
Its best traditions, with honesty and
fairness In nominations and elections.
If this wars a biographical sketch of
Colonel Watrea, Instead of a hurried
view of his recently announced candi
dacy for governor. It would be pleasant
to speak more in detail of the man; of
his happy and Ideal home life; of his
kind traits of character; his remark
able business success, and many other
matters of Interest. But my spec has
been exhausted, and I have only room
to add that Colonel Watres Is a Re
publican from the crown of his head to
his heels; one who believes lu party
unity, rightly directed for good gov
ernment; a public spirited cltixen anxi
ous for tha welfare of the grand old
commonwealth of Pennsylvania; a man
who if nominated for governor next
year will unite his party and lead it to
certain victory. STREPHON.
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leno received In good condition. I cannot
tell you how thankful I feel for the good
derived from It. I was a slave, chained
.with putrid sore throat and Asthma for
ten years. I flcKpnlred of ever being cured.
I siw your advertisement for the cure of
this dreadful and tormenting disease,
Asthnin. mid thoiiRlit you hail overspoken
yourselves, but resolved to give It atrial.
To in jr astonishment, the trial acted like a
clmrni. t-end me a fiill-sitod bottle."
Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler,
Rnlilil of the Cong. Dnal Iiiranl.
Nkw Yokk, Jan. 8, 1H01.
Hits Taft Ilnog.' MkiiH'Ink Co.,
(ientleinen : Your Asthinnlene Is an ex
cellent remedy for Ast.hinn and Hay
Kerer, and Its composition alleviates all
troubles which combine with Asthma. Its
success Is astonishing and wonderful.
we enn state that Asthmalene contains no
very truly you
KKV. IIK. MUHHia WKCHSLEH,
Avon Springs, N. Y., Feb. 1, lnoi.
from a sense of dutv. havlnir tested the won.
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Corrsotsd to Date.
Solid Pullman trains to BhrTaln. Nino.
ara Kails, Cliiiutauqiia Lake, Cleveland,
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Tickets on sale at Port Jervis to nil
points In the West and Routhwestnc lower
rates tjian via any other first-class line.
Thains Now Lxavk Port Jkrvis as '
FOLLOWS.
EASTWARD.
No. 13, Dally Eiprea 8 84 A.M.
" 1(1, Dully Kipi-ess 6 ISO "
" HI, Dally Kioept Hondar. . 6 85 "
"j N, " " " T JO "
B02, Sunday Only 7 68 "
8H, Dully Kxcept Hunday.. 10.20 "
6, Dully Way Train liMbr.M.
" 4, Kipressexcopt Hunday. 8 art "
" SO, Way Kxcept Sunday... 8 83 '
" 8, Dally Express 4 85 "
" , Sunday Only 4 80 "
" 8, Daily Express 5.90 '
" 18, Sundayonly 5 40 "
" fVH, Express Hunday only.. 07 "
" 22, Dnily Except Hundny.. ft 60 "
" 14. Daily 10.00 "
WESTWARD.
No. 8, Dally Express 13 80 A. If.
" 17, Dally Milk Train 8 06 "
" 1, Dally Expnfta 1188 "
" 11, ForHo'dale E'pt Hun. . 18 10 P.M.
" H, Way train except Hun'y 12 80 "
" 8il, Deposit exp. bat. only. 4 40 "
" 6, Daily 6 16 "
" 87, Dally Except Sunday.. 6 50 "
" 7, Dally Express 10.15 '
Trains leave Chambers street, New
York for Port .Tervla on wek Hhv. nr. 1 1.1
7.16, 9 00, 9 16, 10 80 A. M. 100, 8' 00,
t. mi, o.bi, 7.80, v. id p. 11. On Hundjys,
4 00, 7 80, 9 00, 16 a.m.; 18 80, 8 80, 7 80
and 9. 16 P. M.
D. I. Roberts,
General Paaens;er Agent,
Mew York.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The hotel par excellence of the capital,
located within one block of the White
House and directly opposite the Treasury.
Fiuest table In the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
A famous hotel ry, remarkable for Its
historical associations and long-sustained
popularity. Recently renovated, repainted
aud partiully refurnished.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A landmark among the hotels of Wash,
lngton, patronized in former years by
presidents and high officials. Always a
prime favorite. Recently remodeled and
rendered better than ever. Opp. Pa. K.
R. dep. WALTER BURTON, Res. Mgr.
These hotels are the principal political
rendezvous of the capital at all times.
Tbey are the best stopping places at rea
sonehle rates.
O. O. STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT.Msnsisr.
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