Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-10-30
Vote to Continue Prosperity.

We are now on the threshold of one
of the most important elections ever
held in Pennsylvania. The people of
this Commonwealth have: always felt
proud of the dear old Keystone State,
and they have had right to, from the
fact that her people are more prosper
GUS and in better condition generally
than are the citizens ofany other state.
This, perhaps, to many would seem like
very broad assertion, but it can be
backed up by facts and figures, and it
is an old true saying "That figures
never lie."
If you want continued prosperity it
behoves you to study well the political
situation so that when you go into the
polling booth on election day, you will
make no mistake for whom you cast
your vote; it is duty you owe your
self, your wives, and your children.
The most important positions to be fill
ed this year, is Congressman. Presi-
dent Roosevelt during his short term
in the Presidential Chair has made an
enviable record, and Republicans and
Democrats alike are singing his praises
all over this broad land. In order to
carry out this grand policy, it is neces-
ary that he should be backed by a Re-
publican majority in the House of Rep
resentatives, otherwise he would be
seriously hampered, and any wise
piece of legislation, that he might
suggest would most likely be turned
down by the Democrats, ifthey happen
ed to be in power 1t must be plain to
the voters of the 21st Congressional
District, relative to whom they intend
to vote for, on next Tuesday. The
issues have been clearly defined, you
know exactly what your candidate,
Mr.. S. r. Dresser stands for. If he is
elected land there should be no doubt
as to that) he will go to Washington
and assist in placing on the statute
books: laws that will be beneficial to
his constituency. Furthermore, he
will take his orders from the people of
his district, and carry them out to the
letter. There is no free trade nor free
soup houses in his make up. Mr..
Dresser's motto is: Live and let live"
which is one of natures greatest laws,
and that is what he will stand for when
elected to Congress. The Democratic
candidate. for Congress has conducted
a mud-slinging campaign from start to
finish. The stories which were con-
cocted and absolutely false, were
eagerly sought after by the Democratic
press. They published them without
taking time to ascertain whether or not
they were true or false and the odium
which always clings to nasty cess pool,
will hold good, and forever cling to
the garments of those unfair editors.
You have had plenty of time to study
the true character of Mr.. Dresser,
great many of you have met him and
had heart to heart talk and it seems
entirely unnecessary for us to dilate
upon his superior qualifications. Mr..
Dresser is business man of sterling
integrity, and is eminently fitted for
the office for which he is running. In
conclusion we say to you in all sinceri-
ty: Go to the voting booth on election
day and don't falter, if you wish to
perpetuate the good times and pros
perity, which you are now enjoying
and cast your vote for Mr.. S. R.
Dresser, who has pledged himself to
honestly and fearlessly lab for the
interests of his party, both National
and State.