Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-04
keystone State Still Solid.

man Walton, of the Republican State
Committee, concerning the prospect of
the party in the coming campaign and
the result of the election in Pennsyl-
vania in November next, is fully jnsti-
fed by all the facts and the existing
conditions, rightly declares the Phila-
delphia Evening Star
For some years past it has been Gus
tomary Immediately after the RepubE-
can State Convention had placed its
candidates in the field for the Chair
man of the State Committee to call up
on the Chairmen of the various County
Committees to have canvasses made
of their respective localities, aud send
preliminary reports to headquarters
showing the actual political conditions
as they exist, together with sugges-
tions as to points at which the party
lines may need strengthening, faction
al difficulties smoothed out, and any
other means that should be adopted
for starting in on the campaign in a
well-ordered manner.
These reports have been received
from nearly all of the sixty-seven coun-
ties of the State, and in none of them
is the slightest cause for apprehension
on the part of the Republicans shown.
On the other hand. the Chairmen of
the various County Committees state
that the conditions are better than
they have ever been before, and the
reports indicate that the Republican
Party of the old Keystone Common
wealth is lined up in force, ready to
score an old-fashioned victory at the
November polling.
When it is taken into consideration
that the ticket named by the State
Convention at Harrisburg on June %,
is made up of strong and sturdy stall
warts, of men whose political and per-
sonsl standing are of the highest and
that these candidates. who are we'll
known and properly appreciated not
only in the communities in which they
live, but throughout the entire State,
there is no reason for surprise at the
fact that the party voters are enthusi-
astic.
Chairman Walton was afforded OPP
portunity to come into contact with
some of the enthusiasm when he went
to Pittsburg to be on hand for the
notification of Gubernatorial nominee
Tener and his associates on the ticket,
ard he correctly sized it up when he
said
gratulations over the enthusiasm
evinced at the notification of the State
candidates of the Republican Party
and the large number of active Repub-
licans from every section of the State
in attendance at the ceremonies.
From personal contact with some OF
the best informed men in the State,
am safe in predicting that there will be
an unprecedently large vote polled for
the Republican State ticket this fall.
"The party is harmonious and the
candidates are men who will appeal 10
the voters of every class. Mr.. Ten ner
has made Tor himself platform such
as any business man with patriotism
and public spirit would favor, aud up
on every hand il is manifest that tn,
people have confidence in his sincerity
and ability to do what he proposes"
To put the situation in nutshell
the Republicans OF Pennsylvania hav,
"a splendid State ticket for the coming
camp ign, and they propose to line uI
and support il in vigorous fashion tC
the end that Il shall be- triumphant!y
successful.