The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
THE UNTERRIELED.
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.--..l AT the Democratic Waters In
Tro"" the keystone es....' ,r 4lct.
r.o o,ans are patpering again for tne e,,a 0nm de-
Updismay ed by their Ieoensd Ind rom toe snock OF
,est and hat reoOveIeu ~ al ne Lhsm-
The baiIie. the Democrats, me state. Tneir
stlves once more 0unsninate q candidate for
s,s.e op M ees ere long and 10 % ouay SnS dtvision
preparations Tor bsndefatIc y; citizens elect two
rsops rs deegstes TO kepfesen. y 81 netSriaI
veDUOn. one person ,hSee ns persons 10 serve as a
IxWa,d Executive COMMITTEE ,,o,t,o daleoates
VIE senatorial and kepIesiinssSSesito sSe Inc nes,ing
1ne =; ina pl aces designated LOT tue Hsnaas
meet meet n uusonnvesentalive and Sen nAtoral OonVeni i
y, oons ou Tutsday succeeding Ine,t ,Ir Sosoeciiva
tons " -, az c delegates ffom tuelr IesPecbiso
proceeu 70 W anT Re9resen, alive distrlcIs. 70
,anr.sent sah districts Ih sHnaid dnrino Ihe
Sate Conventions as may "e A
among the Democratic aspirsnts iSp snCe sHe
posIIion OF Governor are Asa "T y, ,ttsbnrg: and
SSipn,ai william McCspdless OF tnis Guy aoroa
The fTst of this trio, Mr PacReI Is iSTIning ,S,
81, StandinR Inc best chance oil Winning Cue
nomination and IL perhaps the most WeiHnT
man the Democracy coulo put Iorwa'I wa aion zen.
tnronn ~ he Wns stropgy urgei by tha Pennsyl'
nanta dele cation as the nominee Tor PreSiuent'
and made quite fair show: lie Is now eresl
a. y, nj of the Lebtgh Valley Railroad Company,
a. immensely wea thy, anu mas ever cOa'
,,ss,bnitd lioeralIy towards his parry His popu-
iiIt,u Win the masses of tue Democracy is
h.I opd The shadow OF doubt, and 1t Is also
caimed that his nomlneuon would n0t o9 ., nn, n,
pne S ate II Is expected that the delegates
trom this city will supporC him.
Mr. Cass IL a Plttsburg man, ana Is Weh ana
favorablv krown in the western part OF me
State He IL President of the Pittsourg, Fort
WsNne and Chicago Railroad Company.
General McCanuless Is from lhts city, ana
now occupies the position Of State Senator,
HIS RECORD is well. known.
Msior. General Winfield g. Hancock ls also
namSd as q candidate for Governor, but IL Is Rot
knOwn il he would accept IL.
The following prominent canulGaueS are
named for Senatorial and RepresenthtlVe dele
oates in This city who desire 10 go to the Demo
cratic State Conveution;-
FIRST Senatorial Dstrict-Alderman FRANCIS
A. Dewitt Charles w. Brooke, and y u Negar
Second Senatorial DIstrict-Jokn Canpbell
lanes Dehap, Albert Lawrence
Third senatorial Dlstrict-Lewis c. CASSIDY
Eonrth Ssnai orial District-C. w. 'Carrlgan
Malcolm Campbell, and A. Campbell.
RepTeseutnttue Districts First Distrtot-AleX
ander j Diamoud and Henry Boyle.
SECOND Dislrict-R. Smith Lister. NO oppo
Thifd Observation-Disclosures winieTa McMulllr
No opposition. -, 49,
Fonrih District-Willam p. Campbell, jane
Moss, and Luke Keegan; ,,,
Fifth Dstrict--Michael Sullivan.
SixIh District Henry NJ Phillips, JAIME
AcFadden and Richard Wafer. 49,, r.
Ninth District-Robert Moore ana Joun
Plat - ,,, n ,1,,r,,
and F. Ladrer.
Thirteenth DIstrlot-N. @. Brady.
Sixteenth District-George Shlngier, L. ho'
erts and General ]. ID. Miles
Seyente teenth DiEIrict-Jose Campbell