The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25


Owing 10 tie fac1 that % many COUNTIES
held their county co1yea,iosss last week. AZ 4
20 the further k.cs that the State ConvenEseR 4
is 80 close Al hard, nearly ali Pe1nsElran =
Republicans here a-e Just nou mere interest
ed in Keystone s-zze politics shza they ar=
IN matters Of general legislation The Penn
syivznia consrsssraen and Others are, ar the
/ pre<eaf tine, more disposed 70 diseass the
/ question Of The sssprsnse J13geshIp noztna-
ton OF the STATE CiairEsznship. than fsev
are The Nils biii, OF the Presiieaey. have
no 5oabi. flrsl,esnsore. bet that iae readers
OF the HERALD are similarly inclined; and
viii aeyofe tbs entire lSsser to Pennsylvzria
/ politics
Senators Cameron and Qsay both Isfi for
Harrisburg today, where they VII remain
until the asI5oarnn1ent Of the STATE Coavea-
tion- Those s1per-se-yiceabie frsensls Of the
iEo Senator's who have been hinfi1g at 5
passible ciashiag q Sores between the FOL
l0xers Of Senators Cameron zna ssuar. arg
eersain 10 De disappointed While eaea seE-
aior rearisS has oxn conclusions. and p'lr-
sBes his Own Heshosis. ia ilse support q men
and measures. there Is absolute harmony BE-
tween iisem Ia their rslz;sosss 10 each oihs-
The chances Sre Ihaf the Convention VII
be a fail one. Every one of tbe I've ham
dFe-i and four delegates have now been eiess-
Ell, the lxst COUNTY y-tSreene-ilarin- cisss-en
hers this morning While the Convention
VILE be largely nassie up Of new men. among
the delegates will be goodly number of
prozninsnss Republicans from various So
iicns of the State Ex-CongTessn.zn :. II
Miller CONES from Me7rcf. s. dos ex-Con-
Srlssslas } NJ Campbell from carsa0ria. Z.
L Nares. Mayor Wiiliaas Nrf,aiIin and Rep
rs-sniaiIve A c Roserson are nesai,srs u
the delegation faonl Ai;esheny eouBsy.
Among tire Pisilzslsaps.ia DELEGATES sre Aa5-
iior Gesieral Norris senzfoEs Boiez Perrs=e
and Harry : Tsyior. Representative g
Wesley Thomas and Harry D King, and ex-
Representative Jesephas Tsakel Anon
llrzsrne's SIX DELEGATES are Senator " 2
Williams and General p q Oliver. Ex-
senaiar David Nc.cannsnshy CONES As one
of The tEa sisleszfes from Adams co1nfy
Ex-JGsase Cllarles II Siins5a ls-sis the Mcs4i-
eosnery deieeafjon Representatives john
p Elkin. Henry Brsce and E B. Ha-sen-
bergh come respectively from IaiiaTa, Var
rea and Wayne, zhile Bal5oaI sends e1-
Representative e : Asheom Butler. sx-
Representative Thomas Robinson Dela-
ware. Representative Il Clay Marshall.
Franklin. Representative David sI4clay
LsaIerl'e- Representative Tilesiore Hare;
Sehaylikill Espre-el.iaiive Szmusl j.
Losea. sarsrsct. Representative A !.
Golhorn and Prof John c. Weller and
Wayne Representative sameS Milan
Among those mentioned for tie Temporary
and permzneH, ci.sirEaalshipz Of the Con
veniion are ex-Coa=ressuea Miller and
CaiEfbell
Afser = peruaneni organization is sifaeiei
aHs a platform adopted and other preiirril-
aries are gone lhroagil with. the Convention
VII pr'soeel 10 ballot G5r Judge q the So
prene Court As haze previously stated. /
am strongly inciinel TO the belief that
Judge james 7 Mitchell. of Pb.iaislphia
viii te he nominee- nsy be clear ont d
my reckoning. futare developments VII de- /
eide r. h0EeFer. itiS result j. a;iaiaaI. il
vii 0niy Be after the iiTelis-t sa-r offs cIn-
ie-t- have previeszly giren q preliction
a. 70 The possibilities ofiise frs ballot Anti-
Coaseuiial. E,7eristeies are innocent aruase-
ments. bat they are inexpensive, and al of
= c=n inaaiss in ihs1a- Nine a7e probably /
= mils f-om the marx bgs here they a-e.
evea iEonsh may have gsren
fAeal i-fars- II ease Judge Bilsoa. af Car &
ion. dos not = before The Co1venti0n. tie I
.rsg ballet may IsrD,iace some such result h
- Gordon. = sader, -
sisSe, =. aad wiekhara j. total. e9a
When the break oomss-and II rn1y Or rssav 4
not come on the sscond ballot Mitehelrs 4
nomination II the field as,ernPss to esn- /
bine on sadler, good many q eiarsous
fri=sisis vii 70 10 the PhIlasleiplsiasl. whzle
II the break ! nassls 10 Gordon, fully half q .
tie saaler delegates vii roie f5r Js.,ise
Mitchell.
The tllsirsla2si=i.ip ooEiesi pr1z.ises u b< !
a. lively a, II nas ; liFeiier one th4a that 4
s5r sssp.rerse Judge. The canvass Hhich rza-
di'iafe Andrews hzs iren Carrying aa f1- r4o I
or fhree rRoatiss has besa quietly coniilcss-s 4
AMI has snhraoei the entire Sf4ie While. 4
q course, he xiii have lzT-r f9llowinE IN +
lie xsss-fsorn secl1 coaufies n CrzzSe-a. 4
Ere. Lawrence Butler, We>tn0reiassd. Ne
kezn and H's-llingt0u. each wsth from rEo
to foar sislesa,es-lse xii rresvs = ru-sz sup
fort from The leasling euanfieS IN .iIe Fast
For inssaase. inoa Easezster. LackaEGiia,
LzzeTDe B.srEs, Northampton. eie. iffhs
Phiiasselpll.A deleSaiion saflpor= Cosper ssl-
i1.ly iiS s8orsiol i RON than Trossaisle- Il
i dos not, ARiTevs h.s a flghiins chance
ssnator Cameron i o.sniy ssr Cooi,-, whlie
SENATOR t9asy las rsrnaiBei also aiS.iy nsu-
irzi from the lss-innine Of iise canies. He
i strongly shxiogs - ~ tie difleultv arai-
aab'y adjusted and a fsht aEeGzed. and his
counsel : and hzs always beeu in si.ai d.
-ecsioa
have iBdalsod safiscienily IN predictions
and therefore wili u, siie1BPs % say who
lie delegates -a;-lArge are likely 10 BE- Hoss-
sreF. the foiisEinz arr msfiorel As ezn-
iisisteS Wni Z Lessls and chzrlss Eraery
snilh. Of Phiiasieishia Nelssn r Resd. q
Fifisburgh Gen. D H. Hassiii-s- of fCent7e
5eii. wm. LILY. of Cz-lson County ex-
sieaker tsainssia 4 traw, Of SRssuehanna
County e1-Jndge John K Ewing d Fay
i.te cesnufy, nld wm- H. Woods, II Hun
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