Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-13


dates are expected to address the
members of the committees. Congress-
man kreider may be here next week.
The Washington party county COM
mittee last night took care of most
of its members with some party office
or other The COM
mittee was long in
session and had nu- Bull Moosers
merous speeches, Have Heap
making up for the Big Talkfest
slimness of the
membership by the
ginger of the speeches. Resolutions
were also adopted. Ira j. Mosey was
reelected chairman with these vice.
chairmen to help him: S. H. Garland,
D. M. Hatz. J. A. Fackler and DR.. G. w.
Schminkey. r. M. Dunlap was re-
elected secretary with some bouquets
and w. e. Lewis was elected treasurer
The question of the organization of
city committee was laid over after
some members thought it was not
needed any way. The following ex-
ecutive committee was chosen: First
Legislative District, j. w. Storey, L. c..
Stephens, D. E. Taylor, Charles Coo
per, George L. Reed, w. l.. Vanaman;
Second District, Representative j. b.
Martin, William 1. Eshnour, II. H.
Walborn, w. II. Kell, Representative
w. w. Lenker and R. G. Alleman.
Speeches were made by the Rev.
Charles F. Swift, a member of the last
House; Representative Martin, ]. A.
Fackler, George L. Reed, ex-Chair-
man j. III. Kreider candidate for Con-
gress; r. D. Reider, Wilmer Crow, can
didate for the House; S. H. Garland
and Ira Reider.
State Chairman William E. Crow,
who is expected to name the commit
tees on platform and rules for the
Republican State COM
mittee to-day, said last
Crow Says night in Philadelphia
Campaign that work would be
VIII Rush started at once on the
preparations for the
campaign. Incidentally
the chairman added these words
which will send some carping critics
to the woodpile for the rest of the
campaign:
THE Republican State committee
will conduct the campaign for all of
the Republican nominees. 1t will not
speak alone for Senator Penrose or
for any one of the other candidates.
1t will be, so far as we are concerned,
One for all and all for one' This cam
paign will be conducted from the head
quarters of the State committee. We
will arrange the itinerary for the
speakers and we will determine the
personnel of the speaking forces"
United States Senator Boies Penrose
sounded the call of Republicanism and
the keynote of the coming campaign
last night as the prin-
cipal speaker at
notable banquet given Penrose
at the Philadelphia Sounds the
Yacht Club, in Essing- keynote
ton, by the Lincoln
Club in celebration Of
its twenty-fourth anniversary. There
is a concensus of opinion throughout
the country, he said, that the Demo-
cratic party has proved itself incom-
petent to handle either this nations
foreign affairs or its home industrial
policy, and he added that the Pro-
gressive party, attempting to sail a
middle course and prescribe remedies
for existing evils, is in fact partially
responsible for the conditions it de-
cries, in that a majority of it's men,
bers in the House and Senate voted
not only for the Underwood tariff bill
but for the so-called 'pop-gun" tariff
measures as well. Ex-Governor Sam.
uel W. Pennypacker, William T. Til
den, president of the Union League.
and State Senator William E. Crow.
chairman of the Republican State
committee, were among the other
speakers.