Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-09-08
Republicans Seron0ly WdtCs
Democratic Row.
KEYSTONER is IN A BAD WAY
Editors Who Once Supported Former
state Treasurer Now Denource
Him and Call Upon Party Men to
Stand by Nominees of Allentown
Convention
Especial Correspondence. ]
Philadelphia. Sept. s.

dctiOnal fight in the Democratic party
and a display Of bitterness between
he leaders OF the Grim and Berry
lorcos have served to accentuata The
2ne-sided character Of the gu6erua-
torial campa.gu in Pennsylvania.
In the desperate struggle between
he Grim adhereuts and the Berry
warriors, Republicans are not playing
avori.es, but are complaccutly look
3 on and speculaUns as to which
wing of the Democracy will land in
-ecUnl place on election day
II the Republican leaders had p'aI.
ed the situation, they could not have
rought about a happier condition toI
Aeir candidates.
Following the remarkable demon
ltration given in his honor by his
IeighbCrs in the MonOngalela yallc-,
t the Inauguration of his campaign at
'harleroi, John Hinley Tener, the Re-
.ublican standard bearer win con
inue on his tour Of the state. meeting
he voters face to face. freely and
uanfully discussing the issues and
onceding to his opponents the right
their views and absolutely refrain
1g from personal attacks or abuse of
ny kind or character.
Contrasted with this sane ard dig
ifed policy is the spectacle OF the di-
ided Dar,oararv with ,s,did,+cs o,s
,aders arraved against aarb o.bar. in
sDeetacular and scandaIous warfare
Gflm5erTy Combat,
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Derooeratic Editors Eor crir,
iue EeleIah eu''or' r. Gray AeeN'
'ne De'p'Grd''' lieioh'e "a''h-
Il, mas ih"ue canvass anu hS'FeS
lha' III 'he entire state there are
out upLen newspapers giving
~ any support ana OF theSe only
en- can c'"im any democratic con-
uehcF' anu lhe others are OF
hsrel Class that would naturally
'e up cause such as the berry can
tacy represeh.s'
week lhslsts tnat berry should with
WIN the name OF Grim nailed to his
torlal mastnead' Euitor Joseph G'
hlei' Vi tne hun''hsuoh monitor
tnis sehtie Knock at the keystone
luidats'
CFei MS own signature "hiiaIh
'erry sdFe ou' 10 the press rlnl-
Jus tlraue against senator Hrlm' IN
ch ne saiu' ne sat ID the senate
II tney burned one capltoi down
+ MS nesi ana stoie seven millions
uoilars n pullolhg ahother AS
nator Irlm was not elected TO the
slslaIure uhtll SIX years after the
TnlDR OF IHs capitol In 1881, Mr.