Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1900-11-01
A MIGHTY FORCE
FOR M'KINLEY.
Young Republicans of Pennsyl.
Will Labor at the Polls
on Tuesday Next.
TO WORK FO2 THE WHOLE TICKET

Thousands of Club Men Are Appeal
ed to That the Democracy Shall
Have No Opportunity to Rejoice
When the Return. Come In.
Republicans everywhere throughout
Pennsylvania are preparing for next
Tuesdays election, so that they may
perform a solemn duty to their fam
lilies, to state and to their country to
vote the whole Republican ticket.
There are many thousands OF ac-
tive, progressive young men who will
not be content with merely casting
their ballots for Mckinley and Roose-
welt and the entire Republican ticket,
but they propose to labor all day to
get others to the polls to do likewise.
CLUB MEN ACTIVE.
In an address just issued to mem
bers of Republican clubs ]. Hampton
Moore, president of the State League
of Republican Clubs, gives this timely
notice:
I'm the approaching election for
president of the United States the
forces of the Pennsylvania State
League of Republican Clubs are ex-
pected to play a most important part.
The recent convention held in Phila-
delphia demonstrated the enthusiasm
and earnestness of the workers of the
league, and justified the expectation
that excellent results would be forth
coming in the interest of Mckinley
and Roosevelt, and the whole Republi-
can ticket.
1T is not my purpose as president
OF the league to enlarge upon the ad-
vantages of the Republican party pol
icy. All good citizens should be united
upon this point. 1t Is my duty, how
ever, to issue this final call to I'll Re-
publican club members Of the state to
put their best foot forward in the fight
which is to be determined on Nov 6.
Shall Mckinley or Bryan rule this
country? That is the question. If you
are for Mckinley, work for him; vote
for him: urge your neighbors and
friends to work and vote for him. Per-
init no citizen who is interested in the
commercial and business life of the
community to fail in his full duty as
citizen. Make him come out to vote;
see that his vote is counted, and see
that it Is counted upon the right side
What you do for Mckinley and
Roosevelt do also for your own state
candidates. Give your loyal support
to e. B. Hardenbergh, the Republican
nominee for auditor general. and to
Galusha A. Grow and Robert H. Foer-
derer, the Republican nominees for con-
gressmen-at-large. They are worthy
and deserving men. who are entitled
to and should receive the full Repub-
lican vote.
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.
do not be deceived in any Of your
congressional districts Stand for the
regular Republican nominees. If the
president of the United States is to be
William Mckinley see that a congress-
man is elected who will support him.
Mr. Mckinley is the head and front
of the Republican organization of the
United States. His support comes from
the organization Of the Republican
party In the various states. Pennsyl-
vania, the greatest of the Republican
states, should be stalwart in its sup
port, and should not elect a single
congressman who is not in thorough
sympathy with the Republican party,
and with the president, who Is its in
spiration and fountain head
1T is a safe rule to stand for the
regularity of nominations. The State
League stands not only for the main
tenance Of Republican principles, but
1t stands for the rule of the majority
Wherever a congressional candidate
has been regularly nominated he
should receive the support of all the
members of the State League.
SHOULD BE NO WAVERING.
1.-The loss of one congressman in
pennsylvania may turn the next house
OF representatives. The president of
the United States, the chairman of the
national executive committee and the
chairman of the national congressional
committee have each urged that there
be no wavering on the part Of the Re-
publicans of Pennsylvania.
Let us hope that the expectations
OF the leaders of the party in state and
nation may be realized, and that the
State League may be able, after the
returns are in, to claim the honor OF
having swelled the majority to up
wards of THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND VOTES.
THE only danger that confronts the
party is inertion and apathy. The
State League has never heretofore
failed to do its part. It's enthusiasm
has been welcome factor in this cam
paign. Let US hope the result will
Justify its labor.
Remember from now until Nov. 6
the important question for you, your
neighbors and friends is
M'KINLEY AND CONFIDENCE.
BRYAN AND UNCERTAINTY
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