Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-09-24
Republicans Making an AggTeS-
eg SIVe Canvass.
STRONG TICKET WELL BACKED
Rank and File Of the Party Through
out Pennsylvania Appreciate the
Importance Of the Coming Election
and Its Bearing Upon Local and Ma
tional Conditions.
Especial Correspondence


Especial Correspondence.I
Philadelphia, Sept 21.
with the reopening of activities this
week the campaign for the election of
the Republican ticket in Pennsylvania
can be said to be we'll under way
Having an exceptionally strong tick
ct in Judge Robert Won Moschzisker
for justice of the supreme court, Sena-
tor A. e. Sisson for auditor general
and former Senator jeremiah A. Stober
for state treasurer, and with every de-
partment of the state government un.
der Republican control and admins
tered with exceptional fidelity to pub
lie interest, and after the splendid
record made in the successful fight for
a protective tariff by Pennsylvania
Republican representatives in con-
gress. the Republican party managers
look with confidence for a great popu-
lar victory at the polls in November
While every issue and every condi-
lion should foreshadow a large ma
tority at the election, Colonel Wesley
R. Andrews. chairman of the Republi-
can state committee, has sounded a
warning against the dangers of over
confidence. He is urging each commit
teeman to work as though success de-
pended upon the polling of every vote
In his election district.
Judge Won Moschzisker is taking no
part in the campaign, as he holds that
kA -
should not participate in a political
canvass, and he is continuing to dis
charge his duties as a Judge in the
common pleas court
His colleagues on the state ticket,
however, are out meeting the people
face to face and discussing the issues.
State League Convention.
Candidates Sisson and Stober were
yesterday in Erie, today they are due
in Meadville In the morning and Frank
lin in the afternoon; tomorrow they
are scheduled to visit Mercer In the
forenoon and Newcastle later in the
day, and on Thursday they are booked
to address a mass meeting to be held
in Altoona under the auspices of the
State League of Republican Clubs,
which will hold its convention there on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF
this week
United States Senator'S Penrose and
Oliver and practically ali of the Re
publican congressman from Penn
vania are expected at this convention,
which 1t Is predicted will be one Of the
most important gatherings in the his.
tory of the league.
Besides the two United States sena-
tors, among the speakers at the mass
meeting will be former Secretary of
the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw.
If his duties as chairman shall not
interfere, Colonel Andrews will also
attend the convention.
Various organizations have met re-
Gently. among them the War Veterans
club. of Philadelphia. and cordially in
dorsed the full Republican ticket and
resolved to work industriously to get
out the vote.
The influence of large Republican
majority at the coming election in
Pennsylvania, both upon national and
local conditions. will be far-reaehing.
Should PennsyIyania falter. Il would
be heraIded from one end OF the Union
to the other that Protection PeDnsyI-
Yaniar had repadiatsd the tarin bill,
which would mean 4 cslamilous condI-
tion for Industrial and trade conditions
possible until after the congressional
elections next year.
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