Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-10-07

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publican ticket should be elected by
an unprecedented majority for un-
usual reasons. The enactment of
the Payne tariff law was a vindi-
cation for Pennsylvania's uncompro-
missing Republicanism. Last year
no other State gave the Republican
National ticket so large majority.
No other State sent to the Sixty-first
Congress so many ReT ublican Repre-
sentatives. No other State was so
conspicuous as Pennsylvania in the
enactment of tariff revision legis-
latlon. No other delegation in Con-
gress resented more effectively the
intrusion economic theories as a sub
stitute for sound republican doc
tOrine. From no other State was
! there more urgent demand fc- -. -:
continuance of the protected system.
Pennsylvania will be the principal
beneficiary of the new tariff rates.
They will bring prosperity to all
classes of people. The Republican
party responded to the demands of
the keystone State for legislation
that would enable it to maintain its
industrial supremacy. Throughout
this great Commonwealth is hope,
optimism, activity. The Republican
party has established a reconstruct
ed tariff system which has restored
prosperity, which protects the wage
Garner, provides for our markets
abroad, as well as at home, and re-
moves from business the blight of
tariff agitation.
1t is the duty of every. imam in this
State who believes in the protection
of the labor of the country from COM
petition with the miserably paid la
Dor abroad, to record at the polls his
approval of the work of the Re
publican majority in Pennsylvania
this year will bring hope and en-
couragement to those who oppose
the Republican system of protection
and advocate Democratic tariff re-
vision. 1t will provide self-styled
progressive" eXponents with an ex-
cuse for projecting tariff agitation
with its distressing Influences into
the commercial and industrial
organization of this country. An
overwhelming majority for the Re-
publican ticket will emphasize Penn
sylvania's appreciation of the splen-
did service of her representatives in
Congress in her behalf and proclaim
to the country her unfaltering alleg -
ance to the principles of the Re-
publican party.
A vote for the Republican ticket
will be vote for the advancement
of Pennsylvania and the Nation.
The big Sunday school convention
to be held at Harrisburg, October 13
l4-l5 will without question bring to-
gether the largest gathering of Sun
day school workers assembled in
the State.
! Five different states have been
drawn upon to furnish speakers for
the program.
Thursday, October 14th. will be
the big day. The railroads will run
special trains carrying large dele
cations of men who will go with
bands and banners to take part in a
big parade made up entirely of men
belonging to Adult Bible Glasses.
Governor Stewart will be the guest
of honor and address a mass meeting
at night.
Friday afternoon, October 18th,
the special feature will be a parade
of children from the Sunday schools
of Harrisburg and vicinity.
The convention has been largely
advertised and every one of the six
ty-seven counties will be well repre-
sented.
Sullivan county is entitled to 20
delegates. The following persons
have already been appointed and
will go to Harrisburg:
Miss Sarah Huckeil, Mrs. Sarah
Snyder, Miss Flora Cook, Mr.. Oliver
Bender.
All Sunday school workers from
Sullivan Go. who desires to attend
the State Sunday school Convention