The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

ton. To wisely control corPoreilons, - a
protect labor aud encourage The s','Nan
self.respef, independence, and hnpi ~.
among laboring mel. Ia 30 aiiis"'' ,,,,r
Tariff laws that the great fesoutSes = ,;hsr,l.
Stale and Nation may continue 70 y be
/ lv dsveio,,i. and even gTeaier P1osi,eii's :
ap;axed by our people than IN lhe pts'-
These and many other involved pToois'ns
face ms today. they demonstrate tne i"ee
tI,at the work OF the Republican party y
| hardly vet begun. They call for the ues'
| tbou5bt of the best minds OF the organi1F
tion Not only the careful Judgment ci ma
ture age. but the vigorous ana ehthusi"'"e
| consideration of the young men
thank God that the signs OF the 'llnes
Indicate more than ever before the active
nart;,iration of all members Of the party IN
| ,be practical management Of Us campaign
| the Infusion of new blood into ihe oiSaiii@'
ton aud a more open and inii nise''s1'on - ~
all current questions For The iiii'e ! i''p
pen, by your suffrage. TO ie chosen - y'"i
| Ieader A. since early boyhnod have Ia
bored In the ranks, 40 now and IN the iu'uie
| YOU shall find me with my armor on, laciiiS
| the common enemy. invoke your heaf1>
lest co operation. not that | may gam per
sonal victory, but that Republicanism may
once more demonstrate its IrresistiDis
strength in its chosen fortress. the grand oiu
| Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
GEN. HASTINGS AND SECRETARY Stone SPEAK.
Adindant General Hastings was rendered
a serenade in front Of the E.ochiel by local
band. He entered Senator Delamaters room
and requested tia; he should accompany
him to the balcony, from which he was to
speak. Senator Delamater complied, ard
the Adjudant General made rousing ad-
dress in which he pledged his efforts from
now till election day to the state ticket. He
said
"rhe Republican party always has been
right and the will OF the party, expressed
through the representatives of The people,
always will be right. bow 10 the will az
the msjority. | am for every SYLLABLE IN
your platform, because the Republican par
ty leads in advanced thought and sounds
the keynote of popular sentiment. The Re
publican party is the party of the majority,
and am going 10 give to the candidates you
have nominated my earnest, hearty and
glad support.
There was great applause. The Adjutant'
Generals speech from beginning to end pro-
claimed his earnest aud vigorous support Of
the state ticket
SECRETARY Stones SPEECH.
Secretary Stone next appeared and made
a speech of similar import He said
I" / was Republican yesterday | shall be
a Republican tomorrow For twenty-five
years have worked for that party, believ-
ing in its principles believing in its duty and
in the future of its mission. ] believe in it
to-day as | have ever done. | believe that
the party of Lincoln and the party of Grant
has still a mission and a duty to fulfill.
believe that until Republican Governor
elected in West Virginia shall sit and per-
form the duties of his office until Repub-
lican Congressman elected i'm Arkansas shall
have the privilege of taking his seat without
being a martyr TO the cause he represents,
the nilsson of this party has not ceased
" believe that no party can be trusted to
the fulfillment of that mission and the vim
dication of the principles il represents except
the Republican party which proposes the
protection Of the people in the exercise of
free government, and the enjoyment of an
uncorrupted and pure ballot. ] am a Re-
publican. The principles of the party are
my principles the candidates o-day nOmi-
mated are my candidates 10 their success as
the representatives of the great and living
issues of our glorious party, | pledge my
cordial, earnest and hearty support