Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-06-16
The State Ticket.

The ticket is one that every Republi-
can can support with clear conscience.
-Punxsutawney Spirit.
Republicans all over the State are
rallying around the banner borne
aloft by Colonel w. A. Stone. The
usual majority may be expected
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin.
Speaker Reed and Colonel w. A.
Stone are warm personal friends and
news comes from Washington that the
Speaker will take the stump in Penn
sylvania in behalf of Colonel Stone and
the Republican ticket Bradford Star.
Col. Stone is the kind of man people
delight to honor There is no better
Republican and no cleaner man in
Pennsylvania than our candidate, and
there is no reason why every true
Republican should not support him.
Indiana Progress.
Colonel Stones nomination was made
by the people. They spoke before
Senator Quay. Like the true Republi-
can he is, he simply got in line with
the Stone procession, which is march
ing on to yictory.-Mt. Carmel News
1t should ba remembered that the
present national administration has a
just right to demand continued and
hearty support i'll carrying out its
policy and Pennsylvania should lead in
this respect. Sentinel
in the battle for the nomination for
Governor, vigorous and at times bitter.
not word has been said refecting
upon the integrity and high character
N Col Stnpn II
cellent Governor, and will be elected
bya rousing majority Franklin Press.
His many years in public life have
given him a wide knowledge of public
men. Physically and intellectually
Col Stone is man of large dimensions,
and a candidate behind whom the Re-
publican hosts of Pennsylvania will
gladly go to battle.-Towanda journal.
Colonel William A. Stone was NOM
mated by one of the most respectable
and harmonious conventions ever held
III this State He had made an open
and manly fight for the nomination
and was the undoubted choice of a
majority of the oters.-Bryn Mawr
News.
We have nailed to the masthead the
Republican ticket named at Harris
burg last week, and propose to keep it
there until victory crowns the fight on
the second of November next. Every
patriot and Republican who is desirous
of upholding President Mckinley will
vote for it.-Bloomsburg Republican.
The political enemies of Senator
Quay have sought to show that he
used his influence in an arbitrary
degree in the interests of Colonel Stone
but they are utterly unable to show
anything of the kind, for the very
obvious reason that there is no thing
of the kind to show.-New Castle
Guardian.
The belief is unquestionably gaining
ground among thoughtful and well.in-
formed Republicans that the State
ticket nominated at Harrisburg last
week will be elected by big majority.
1t is not in the power of the enemies
of the Republican party to defeat the
strong, clean handed ticket which the
name of William A. Stone heads
Scranton Republican
Charles w. Stone, while defeated.
comes out of the contest clean handed
and with the respect of ALL He made
his canvass without a word of attack
upon his rival. He has assailed no one
and occupies most favorable position
for future advancement and usefulness.
He is a Republican and no word of
complaint will fall from his lips. His
full support will be given, as it always
is, to the Republican party y.-Lewisburg
News.
Every Republican in Adams owes it
to himself as we'll as his party to stand
by the ticket, State and county, re-
gardless of what were his preferences
as to the Gubernatorial nomination.
Those who were opposed to w. A.
Stone would have expected his friends
to support their favorite had the latter
won Thursday, and it is but consistent
to say the least, that they should now
follow similar Gettysburg
Star and Sentinel
Charles w. Stone was not defeated
Thursday. He is not dead by any
means. His usefulness to Pennsylvania
has not been lessened. The people of
his district will not submit to his re-
tirement and they will yet see him
occupy the position of chief executive
of the State. But no victory could be
more complete than the one which he
won at Harrisburg Thursday, when, in
spite of Quay, Andrews and the politi-
cal machine he secured 164 against 1913
votes for his Allegheny opponent
Bradford Star.
jefferson Republicans will be graft
fed over the nomination of Colonel w.
A. Stone, he having heen their choice
by decided majority at the primary
election last February. The conven-
ton having approved their choice it
will be in order for every Republican
to stand shoulder to shoulder with his
neighbor in maintaining the organiza.
ton ano showing by rousing major
ity in November their loyalty to party
candidates as well as party principles.
-Brookville Republican.
By the setting up Of it's ticket the
Republican party is brought face to
face with its common enemy, and it
shonld meet this enemy with united
and determined front, regardless of
the disunjtv that has rasulted from