The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
Pennsylvania New Governor In
tervieWed.
Telegram to the lnter-Orean.

Special Telegram to the lnter-Ocesn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-A report.
er Of the Rst to-day met Governor
elect OF PENNSYLVANIA Pattisou. who
had been to Alexandria, Va, receiv.
Ing the congratulations Of his mother
and sister, the latter the wife Of Mr..
George b. Csrlin, Of that city. The
Hon. James J. Gordon, state senator
Of Pennsylvania; Mr.. w. b. Smout,
and Mr.. Carlin accompanied Cover
nor Patttson, who WAS e'lrOute for the
40 train to Philadelphia. He Is u
tall, well-built man ~ Isl pounds,
dark hair, lmustache, eyes and skin.
In his hand was his sole travelling
baggage, . courier's xatcllel. He was
dressed In . dark suit, with light
fall overcoat and derby hat. Ills
thirty years Of active business
and political life have lett their mark
in gave face ten years older. After
co0Gratu)ating the favOrite candidate
the l1osf reporter proceeded to inter-
rogate him upon recent revival of
Democracy In the Keystone and other
Slater.
1.-THE victory. !" said Governor Patti
son, s one Of the people over the
bosses. The result In Pennsylvania
was not 90 much to the Ilepubli-
can dieoensj0ns - to the p0pu:a ar de.
mand for good government and dis
gust with machine rule. Il Is an up
rising no less against tho Republican
than against the Democratic machine
What will l'e the practical result
In your State.:''
''simply IN administration In a..
cord with thu people; In other words,
a GOOD GOVERNMENT,
and oil that It means for those who
have been mismanagiUg the affairs
Of the State.''
"H0w about the effect Of the poll
tical victory upon the result In lSSl:.''
III the Democrats meet the people
OF this nation and give them the atl-
mintse!atiOn they demand, they will
probably sustain their success. This
will not depend entirely upon tile
party 10 C0ngress. The States now
In new Democratic harness will be
watched BY The people, and q better
Government thanthe one that laslnen
dismissed expected. The people are
demanding good government, that
:! :! az there 10 about II, AMI the party
that will give It to then, will Ike in
power hereafter"
:'Was the result anything Of a sur
prise to your
II expected SUCCESS. W. have
been working side l,y side will, the
independents to overthrow ,uisrulc.
md have succeeded. The reoDlc
want . return to the simplicity and
Of the early Government" (!
monopolies::''
well, these must be iuterferetl ,
With only 30 far ~ they intertxrr
r,,e the ss1E'e In their effort at self:
"fou spoke Of working with the
maintained In 1853: ~
There b no alliance 10 maintain" :
.WeII, suppose that q didat,e !
altneft0 Republican should lie nom. 1.
mated by the Democrats and Inde.
how would Pennsylvania
'Oeec"
THAT h looking q little too far
1head, speculating on candidates.
y, sot 80. T. the independents are striving
&c no reason why We should not vo.a
Or the same candidate. Just so fsr
: the PARTIES meet the deeonn1ls ar
ne people they will succeed. The
cope Will make Themselves heard
nd felt before that time" "
'enneylvanis::'' ~ u"
"WelD, the man who raise. hi.
and against the industries Of tie
toee BY advocating Irve tradss IA
ester neng . mill stone about M
Eek and jump into The sea." ~"
0ovefnor Psttisou made connec-
:; ~. w.t9 ne train, and started for ! /,
'Iehes q his ftionds in this .E,sS
, . poyting aaluto. ~ o'' I