Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-06
VIEWS OF STATE POLITICS
Expressed by Editors and Others Interested
in Campaign Matters.

in Campaign Matters.
THE Erie Dispatch wants Culbertson to have
an ''uncontested denomination"
| CANoNsBURG Notes supports A. B. McClay
as Republican candidate for Register.
| THE Young Republican Club of Crawford
county, $50 strong will attend the State Con.
| vention.
HIS eminent personal fitness is the reason
| the East Brady ReuietD gives for supporting
| Deamater.
THE Warren Mirror says Mr.. Donly is elo-
quent and scholarly and should be elected to
| the Senate.
THE williamsport Sun is assured that Patti
son is just as popular among Lycoming Demo-
Gratis as Wallace.
THE Greensville Progress is sure that Patti
son is farmers favorite and would poll many
Republican votes.
THE Scranton Republican doubts McAleer's
protection sentiments, but Is sure he is backed
for Randalls seat.
THERE were l. 800 farmers in Crawford and
Erie districts who signed the call for q conyen-
tion of their own.
THE farmers should have a representative
from their own ranks in Congress. according to
| the Chester NelUS.
THE Chambersburg Repository (Rep.) thinks
| that the legislative contest will be close one
| in Franklin county.
| THE Dubois Courier supports Montooth; the
| Connellsville ReUielO, Hastings; the Clearield
| Journal, Delamater.
THE Reading World believes that tariff and
ballot reform will be brought about by the in
| dependent newspapers.
| THE Wynesburg Democrat finds that the pol
| iticians have cast Congressman Ray overheard
| because he was too independent.
THE Altoona Tribune compliments General
| HoSt tinpG for ninrr nDhh hic hnro
| organ the attacks on Delamater.
THE Harrisburg Patriot warns Democrats to
| cease speculating on what Quay is going to do
| and work for their own can didates.
THE Uniontown NeuUs observes that the chief
| objection to Delamater is based on the ground
that he got majority of the delegates.
THE friends of Wallace have suffered a defeat
in the postponement of the Democratic Con-
vention, If the n Norristown Herald is correct
THE Meyersdale Commercial thinks Lam
caster Republicans make the mistake of their
lives if they do not eturn Congressman Brosius.
THE Hollidaysburg Register sees in H T.
Ames, of Williamsport. the strongest candidate
for Governor the Prohibitlonists could NOM
mate.
JUST who made the point IN the game by de-
laying the Democratic Convention till July 2 is
matter of doubt, according to the Harrisburg
Telegraph
THE sentiment of the Democratic masses and
of the farmers, without regard to party is
overwhelmingly for Pattison, according to the
Erie Herald.
THE Republicans of Lycoming county in
struct to return Congressman Mccormick, and
the Media american says he Is one of the ablest
of the Pennsylvania delegation.
THE friends of Pattison have been undemon-
strative, those of Wallace aggressive and the
labor vote will be friendly to Pattison, accord
ing to the UnIontown Democrat
IF Democrat Is to be elected the people of
York, Adams and Cumberland, for their own
interests, should have returned Mr.. Maish SAYS
the Cham Dersburg Repository.
THE Erie Dispatch says that the reason the
farmers have so little influence in politics lies
not in the fact that they are farmers, but in
the misfortune that they are Democrats.
THE Butler Eagle. speaking of the candi-
dates for Republican State Convention, gives
Mr.. w. H. Ritter as the local Montooth man
and DR.. 5. D. Bell as the Delamater man.