Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-14

most emphatically endorse that
, principle. My object has been ac-
complished. The newspapers have
been a tremendous help.
Il prefer 10 let others make Pre-
| dictions. Modern campaigns are
not won hy optimistic statements,
! Exaggerated claims insult the lnteI-
ligence of the voter, They assume
| he is seeking a band-waSon rather
i than a principle"
Bert Vi. Fcynald
| Bert NJ. Fernald of West Poland
candidate for denomination for
! United states senator in the Rcpub-
! lican primaries. made the following
| statement:
There is little to he said more
than | am a candidate for re-noni-
nation. ! have undertaken TO serve
| the people or Maine rs United states
| senator for seven years 70 the very
| best Of my ability. / have erred
| doubtless many times, as i am just
| common clay. but it hes been my
! desire to represent the people OF TINS
! state not only in line with my own
! Judgment but as we'll the sentiment
! of my constituents,
| Il am making no canvass rs J
! believe the people know 10y tins Tune
| whether | have fairly represented
them. and if not they ought TO make
! q change.
Il am not running for record
| AZ this time but ouAmy record. not
on promises but on what little i
! may have accomplished in the stand
| / have taken on all public questions
Il have no campaign manager
I ! H..
! campaign. but leave the decision en-
| tircly to the people of my State"
Frank T.. Guernsey
Congressman Frank =. Gucrn-
scy OF Dover FoXt&oft, candidate for
the Republican nomination for
| United States senator, Friday made
| the following statement:
Everywhere I have been In tht
} state during this campaign | have
! found o steadily rising support fol
/ my candidacy for the Republican
| nomination for United States SEN
ator. Reports from all sections OF
| the state confirm the belief that the
! campaign Will succeed.
The situation is in striking con.
! trast with that Of two years ago
/ Undoubtedly conditions at Washing
! ton have very much TO do with il
as ~ all sections there is an out.
tho ,.n,ors 1917 ..,'', -. q e..""E,' a"o
J press themselves in favor Of such
! change on June 10Th, in a very dc.
/ CisiNo manner"
| There is 4 strong feeling that tho
! views of Maine have not been prom
| efly rejected on important uues-
! tons in the United States senate
! this e,.to ~. Ss'H "onitld IN
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