Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-23
REPUBLICAN PLAN
OF CAMPAIGN ON
Candidates viii Start at the Pitts
burgh Meeting and Then
Visit the Crangers
BRYAN GREETS DEMOCRATS
City Committee Promptly Called to
Settle Who First Shook His
Hand Last Night

Preliminary announcement was made
last night from the Republican State
headquarters that active campaign
work would be started late in August
and that the itinerary of the candl-
dates was being prepared. The Demo-
cratic campaign start Will be about the
same time.
Senator Penrose and DIR. Brumbaugh
will speak before the state committee
at PittsDurgh on August ~ at picnic
| at Fogelsvllle, LenIgn county on Au-
| gust ~ anu at the Repuoncan uay
meeting "a the annual Grdngers picnic
al Nllnams Grove on September 3.
The republican day al W IlliamS Grove
VIII touow addresses by Plnchot anu
Lewis on washington party day, sep
| tember l.. and by Palmer ana McCor-
mick on Democratic day, September z.
The leaders declared yesterday that,
contrary to reports OF ulscord IN their
camps, they were in thorough accord
/ with Dr. Brumbaugn IN the conduct OF
the campaign.
William Draper Lewis wound up his
tour of Dauphn county last night>at
Middletown, where TRENDS of hepre-
sentative J. b. Martin
turned out to give him a
welcome. The dean was ProgreSstves
in good fighting form Meet and Go
and reiterated the re- to Lebanon
marks about child labor
eXpIoiters which had
caused some embarrassment to one Of
mis- chief supporters in the upper end
oil the county yesterday morning. Tne
meeting was held in the Square at
Middletown and Candidates kreider
and Lenker were also there. When
the meeting was over the dean hustled
for Harrisburg to meet Pinchot, who
had arrived a short time before.
Plnchot said that Colonel Roosevelt
was going to take an active part in
behalf of the State ticket and would
make many speeches in the State
Neither candidate appeared to think
much of the fusion plan. They left
early this morning for Lebanon with
DR.. ]. H. Kreider, candidate for Con-
gress and clerk in the Auditor Gen.
erals department. The doctor Is pre-
sumably on leave or taking a vacation
from his duties.
William Jennings Bryan, Secretary
of State, left affairs at Washington
yesterday afternoon and spent six
hours on Pennsylvania
soil in Keeping high
priced Chau auqua Bryan-Visits
dates and gladhanding Mechanicsburg
Democrats. Yesterday as Speaker
was the secretary's day
, " u 1
Gettysburg, Waynesboro and Cham
bersburg having their dates last week,
and Columbia, Dallastown, LititZ and
Parkesburg coming later in the week.
The secretary eschewed politics on his
visit, but gave the Democrats of Dau-
phin and Cumberland the benefit of
his countenance. He shook hands
warmly with the many men who have
lately turned out to be original Bryan
/ Ia1 11i,, rit,or al for ttal
Democrats as local bosses indicated
were wavering in their faith. Mr..
Bryan came here last evening and a
committee from the Democratic clubs
and from the Mechanicsburg Chautau-
qua struggled for possession of him.
He was hustled to Mechanicsburg,
given a dinner, reception, visit
by suffragists and an opportunity for
one of his brilliant lectures. Then he
surrounded him like satellites do a
planet of the first magnitude.
Right on the heels of the visit of
William Jennings Bryan to our pal
pitating midst, President-Ch
Howard w. Jones has
summoned the DEM
Committee ocratic city committee
Meeting to to meet to talk things
Discuss 1t over The local DEM
ocracy has been much
stimulated by pro s.
poets that there will be more places
to go around when Fritz Kirkendall
gets his Scranton revenue district es-
tablished, and the President-C
does not intend to let Herr Moeslein
get all of the credit for running the
campaign. The committee will mobil-
ize at the rooms of the Central Penn
sylvania Club tonight and plans for
the campaign, including watchers, poll
books, headquarters and other details
will be discussed. After 1t is found
out what it will cost the bosses will
talk 1t over.
Democratic leaders in Huntingdon
county are to be told where to get off
in the fight they have kicked up over
the mastery of the ma
chine and plain inti-
nation is to be given Bosses Try
by the State bosses that to Smooth
they need expect none the Kickers
of the bounteous financial
aid to be distributed
this fall unless they cease from bick-
ering and compose their differences.
The same thing is to be done in Sus-
quehanna and some of the western