The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-11-01
CAPTAIN AINEY's SPEECH.

CAPTAIN AINEY'S SPEECH.
Captain W. D. B. Ainey, Montrose,
was the next speaker, and delivered
strong and logical address, which
was punctuated with liberal out
bursts of applause. He said:
Mr.. Chairman Members of the Re-
publican Club of White Mills and Fellow
Republicans:
1t gives me great deal of pleasure
to consider with you some of the things
in this great campaign we are engaged in
this Fail. ram delighted to be here for
se several ,,r!as., reasons Mr. Greene spoke Of
county courts in which he and L are on
opposite sides. He informed you that he
was going, to give me licking in that
case. If I've got to take trouncing I'd
soon take it from him than from any
body else know of, l shall try to be
hour and4a half
That reminds me of saying of Josh
Billings, He thought sermon ought not
to be more than an hour and half
long I 80 =" If the preacher couldn't strike
there was either something wrong with
the -gimlet OF. there wasn't any oil!
" It's a unique thing to have a club
not. the, activity of Presidential cam
paign.
ton. There are many instances where
the tariff ought not to be reduced. re-
ductfon of the tariff would mean the de-
| struction of the glass industry. / be-
lieve you have a right to look after your
| interests.
tion of the Industry which you gentle
men represent here in White Mills
MIR. AINEY'S IDEA OF THE TARIFF.
IIsF s-.oJLD BE s. SO 'ltf FAR FOR ( PRO PRO
THE GREAT MASS OF THE PSSoPLE.
| nRnnla fn nd ttorI,t 70, h.
considered: 1t isn't wise to generalize
about tariff reduction as my opponent
the Democratic keystone aggregation is
didn't steal the CAPITOL, although Ugh Mr..
shall seek to serve the common
| people, the wage earners and farmers,
unntrammeled by any man or set of men.
I've made no pledge or promise to
any man or set of men, that will pre-
vent me from doing that conscientiously.
:" The greatest men of the Democracy
Of the age have been brought into this
Congressional campaign. Governor Will
son has invaded this territory and
sought to turn voters over to Rockwell.
NeW a aUsa9 n1s 1or eaHdidatH for Tor Governor OF
| Sylvantas I'll admit that Wilson is
setterHooking man than 1 am;
me. You haven't the choice between Will
tion are turned on this $ old Wiimotvarow In e %S
! speech. 1t would be splendid thing
If he could say he'd succeeded in electing
old Wilmot-Grow district.
p" This district has sent famous men to
the halls of Congress, There was vii
Susquehanna county and settled in Brad
ford. When he was sent to the halls
OF Congress he shook the nation because
he was the fererunner of the movement
to free slaves.
/" NO party can stand still The Re-
publican party and the country are run
ming up against new problems all the
time. believe in civic righteousness,
ana ana l. stand 6a9drtSG for it. The DEMOCRATS say
Book says Righteousness exalted a ma
tion.' and said 1t long before the Demo-
Grass Gras got Hs the eoPyright on it. All bust
plane and all government is.
- CLAIM TO BE AND I AM A PRO
GRESSIVE REPUBLICAN,. 1 believe
election of United States Senator Zap
plause.( We must safeguard our rights
lican party has &c ceased 81 to % be the e party u Of
righteousness they go one step further
our old government was created with
rests, Tear one down and the Republic
q; We need another wheel said Bryce
IN The American Commonwealth, and
the other wheels we need for the safety
OF the present conditions are political
WllIOul lncIn LHlS country
woopIe go down into rack and ruin.
Then again they say pay no loyalty
to party object to that. Something's
CO can't n be b AM snalysed BY logic You never
takes its fathers hand and walks down
the street with him It's a state OF
sympathy Our loyalty to party, our
sSyG111y sS 1nSo 20 PTneIhpie PcHsItn state OF heart;
in the heart of the American people. our
country win be safe We've got to stand
by our party.
IA Democrat in Hawley told me to-
day that the Republican party in Wayne
county this Fan had put, up the best
ticket 1t had ever done, and that he was
going to vote for II.
Talking about your candidate for
Judge 1 have a distinct recollection down
there there IN Il Scranton when he was Assistant
ing me up in the u. s. Courts In Sus-
quehanna county Judge Searle is con- I,
sidered one of the best Judges that ever
comes to our Courts. He has the ju- |
dieial temperament A. man needs not
only to be learned in the law, as he as |
but he needs the judicial temperament
This Is magnificent opportunity for !