Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-20

committee feels that it is justified
IN urging his election in Novem-
Der upon the voters of all parties.
Administration Condemned
we condemn the administration
OF President Wilson as vacillating,
incompetent and un-American. His
tarlif policy has brought disaster
10 the business world; his MeXi-
can policy has shamed us before
the world at large and his weak
Welding to the demands of Great
Britain for the repeal of the
Panama canal tolls exemption for
American vessels has Inundated
every true American citizen. We
crltlclse him for his refusal to de-
lVer the address at the exercises
OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public at Arlington in honor of the
men who saved the Union while.
at the same time. he accepted an
invitation to speak before the
united Daughters of the Confed-
eracN of those who would have
DESTROYED the country. His recon-
slderation and acceptance at the
last moment in response to the
wave of public criticism which
swept over the country has hut
called attention to the original in
suit We further criticise the
Democratic administration for its
wilful disregard of the civil serv-
Ice laws and for its removal from
ONCE OF some and the demotion of
others who served in the Grand
Army of the Republic also for its
animosity to the negro race in
discharging colored men from
office and substituting therefor
spolismen of the Democratic
party.
We congratulate the Republican
nominees and the neople of the
country upon the bright prospects
for the success OF the Republican
ucket In November and pledge
our hearty surrN"t an1 aid in
bringing about th"t rs"lIt.
John c. Nissley Speaks
John G. Nissley. candidate for tn,
legislature from the county district
vas the first speaker. Unless all sign
all. he said, Dauphin oornty will gt
iepublican in November bv an over
majority. Mr. Nissley ha,
been up and down the county. from
me end to the other, and he has fount
lothlng but dissatisfaction with tn,
manner in which the affairs of the ma
ion are being conducted by III,
Democrats. Business is bad, he said
md getting worse. "The voters tel
me-" he said, that t''ey have beer
ooled once, but they won't be again.
Mr.. Smiths Predictions Verified
Former County Chairman Smith wa,
lext called upon and in one of tn,
strongest speeches of the meetins
'alled the committees attention to hi.
predictions when he stumped TIL,
county for Taft and asked the mem
,ers if they had not been pretty wei
,erified in the past year Said Mr.
Smith
Mr.. Chairman and members of tn,
Oauphin County Republican Commit
ee: I am indeed most happy to b,
With you to-day. to congratulate yo,
ipon the unanimous reelection q,
'our chair, and his fellow officers ant
o make special mention upon tn,
pirit displayed which is truly an old
ime Republican spirit, a spirit tha
throughout the entire Re
publican party both in State and ma,
ion, spirit that means nothing more
,r less than the election of the entire
Republican ticket this November
IT had the honor of being chairman
# this committee in the campaign oi
912 and 1t was also my honor and
privilege to take the stump in behalf
# William Howard Taft. / was MOI
Tersed in the political game and
vas not gifted with a tongue such q: