Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
will not find much to choose between Della
mater and Wallace.
STONE A STRONG MAN.

will not find much to choose between Della
mater and Wallace.
STONE A STRONG MAN.
John H. Kerr-I think Stone would have
been the strongest man that could have been
named.
Ex-Alderman Manipulating is the
strongest man that could have been nomi-
mated, but am for Pattison.
j. W. Kinnear, Esq.-Delamater will
make good Governor, and think Quay's
backing an advantage. Stone would have
been my next choice.
Rush Lake, Esq.-Montooth was my first
choice, my next Stone.
VIM. A. Sipe, Esq.-DeIamater will be
elected.
DR.. SwentzeI-wallace will get the Dem
ocratio nomination, if he wants it.
J. A. Fetzer-I think Delamater will be
elected without doubt. Quay is able to
give him the State. My choice was Mon
tooth.
W. C. Beringer-I don't take enough in
terest in politics to understand much about
the situation.
DELAMATER WILL DO.
E. E. Cotton, Esq.-My choice was Mon
tooth, but Delamater suits NE very well.
W. A. Holman, Esq.-I think any man
the Republican party would nominate
would be elected.
Squire August Ammon-It is a very i'm
portant matter, as it will determine whether
the iron rule of one-man power is or is not
to prevail, but the weather is too hot for me
to take much interest in politics at present.
Thomas D. Hodkinson-Iu not vote for
Delamater. I've bolted before and can do
it again, and there are many Republicans
like me in this respect. 1 would have
voted for Montooth had he been nominated.
George Johnston-I had no choice in the
matter, being for Montooth first, last and
all the time.
John c. Haymaker, Esq.-Allegheny
county will be little sore for time, but it
will come out all right.
Clarence Burleigh, Esq.-Delamster will
be elected. That's all I have to say.
Inspector McAleese - If Major Mon
tooth had been induced to take the second
place on the ticket, it would have had the
effect of harmonizing the party and bringing
into the fold many voters who will break
away on account of Delamater being at the
head of the ticket. 1t is not a nomination
that will suit the people in this county.
MoNTooTH THEIR CHOICE.
Captain Hieber-I am very well satisfied
with the nomination, although would have
been better pleased with Major Montooth at
the head of the ticket.
Chief Elliot, of the Department OF Chari-
ties-Msjor Montooth was my choice first
and last, and 1 am sorry he did not win.
We could have given him a larger majority
in Allegheny county than Harrison got, and
he would have been elected, too.
Jenkin Jones-Delamater was not my
choice, but of course l will stand with the
IL
Warden Berlin-I wanted to see Major
Montooth get the nomination. General
Hastings was my next choice, but Delama-
ter got there, and he will be elected without
any doubt
John Tobin-I think Pattison can whip
Delamater.
DIR. c. c. Wylie-The ticket suits me. 1
don't think it very strong, but man would
know the temper of the people better had
he been at the conveptien.
A WEAK TICKET.
Councilman Thomas Muilen-I think it
a weak ticket. Any good Democrat can
carry Allegheny against Delamater, pro-
vided Giles and O'Leary leave the county
two months prior to the election. They
drive Democrats out Of the party
John T. Ennis-I second Mullen's mo-
tion.
WI. Brennen-The ticket was conceived
in sin and born in iniquity. 1t is the crea-
ton of corruption and represents Doodle and
bribery.
WILL BE IN LINE.
Jas. P. Witherow, of the Hotel Duquesne,
in commenting upon the action of the con-
vention, said: 81 am naturally disappointed
at the selection of the convention, and will
feel sore about it for some time, but when
the day comes to do the voting you will see
that we are all in line for the choice of the
convention. 1 think that Major Montooth
had the support of the people, but they had
no control over the delegates. His action,
think, will meet the appreciation of his
friends"
j. B. Larkin-The conventions action is
Just what 1 anticipated. Their selection
will suit the Democrats well, in my opinion.
Major Montooth acted very manly in the
course he pursued. His action, think,
will meet the approval of his followers.
j. j. McCafrey, Secretary OF the Randall
Club - Co ntrary to my expectation, Della
mater was nominated. / thought when it
came down to a vote on party principles,
Hastings wonld be the nominee, but the
wires were worked well. and the little Ma
poleon attained his wish. The selection will
be good thing for the Democrats, if Patti
son is nominated. 1 think Allegheny coun-
ty will go solid for the latter il he gets the
which from present indications
he will,