Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-16
EMERY'S PLAIN TALK
Against Delamater as a United States
Senatorial Candidate.
NOT WORKING AGAINST CAMERON.
Chairman Kerr Has Faith in Pattison and
is Not Candidate.
A BOSTON BOOM FOR CLEVELAND

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.1
PHILADELPHIA, November Is. - E1-
Senator Emery, of Bradford, who figured so
prominently in the recent campaign against
Senator Delamater, and who has been
stopping in the city for the last
few days on his way to the shores
of the Chesapeake to enjoy few days gun
ming, was seen at the Lafayette Hotel to-
night. He was asked how he regarded the
result of the recent election, and he smiling
ly replied, sit pleases me-"
''What do you think of the opposition
against Senator Cameron"
"It has been asserted that came to the
city to fix up some matters pertaining to the
United States Senatorship. My visit is
merely one of pleasure, and, regarding the
opposition to Mr.. Cameron, l don't think II
would do us any harm to have change.
"In the event of a change, do you think
Senator Delamater will be his successor
THE OIL COUNTRY A FACTOR.
"The oil country is an important factor
in the election OF United States Senator,
and I can say without the least hesitation
that Mr.. Delamater would not get vote
from that district, and in case he should be
elected, it cannot be done any too soon. 1t
would Immediately start the war, and for
some time to come it would be repetition
of what occurred on election day. L like
the rules and principles of the Republican
party, and so long as we can have clean
candidates cannot do too much for them,
but when the Government is to be run In
the interest of one man, it is time to call the
turn"
Senator Emery leaves on Monday for a
trip down the Chesapeake on cunning ex-
pedition.
CHAIRMAN KERR SERENE.
All day Yesterday and to-day Democratic
State Chairman Kerr devoted his time to
answering a large accumulation OF corre-
spondence, and when he lett on anIafternoon
train for Washington, he had succeeded in
clearing up his desk for the first time
in several months. Mr.. Kerr passed great
deal of time during the week at Clearfield,
where he is interested in mining associa-
tions, one company having become involved
in suit, which has consumed considerable
Of his time.
Before leaving for the national capital
Mr.. Kerr was asked whether he was can
didate for the Secretaryship of State,
and he Immediately replied: 81 am not a
candidate for the office"
"Have you had any intimation that you
will be appointed to that Office by Governor
Pattison?"
FAITH IN PATTISoN.
'I am not a candidate for any Office, and
1 think that Governor Pattison will be sure
to make creditable appointments upon
| taking the Executive chair"
The State Chairman, after hastily stating
to Major Worman that he would go to
Clearfeld from Washington this week, re-
turning to the city during the latter part OF
the week, made his way to Broad street
station to catch the train.
Major John Worman, Secretary of Dem.
ocratic societies of Pennsylvania, authorized
the statement to-day that Governor-elect
Pattison would greet all the societies, club!
and Independent organizations that may
visit Harrisburg on the day of the inaugu
ration, the second Tuesday In January.