Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-29
ALL FOR DALzELL.

Unanimity OF Opinion Among the Repub-
ican Clubs of Allegheny County-Every
One of Them Favors the Congressman
for President of the State League.
A meeting of the officers of the Repub-
lican clubs of Allegheny county, called to
organize o permanent committee to look
after the interests of the Hon. John Dalzell
in the canvass for the Presidency of the State
League of Republican Clubs, was held last
night in the rooms of the Americus Club, on
Smithdeld street. The meeting was called
to order by A j. Logan. A large number
were present, and nearly all the clubs of the
county were represented. 81. D. W. English,
of the Americus Club, was appointed Chair
man, and w. E. Reynolds, Secretary. After an
expression of opinion favoring the candi-
dacy of Mr.. Dalzell for the Presidency
of the League, the following resolution was
adopted:
WHEREAS, The time approaches for the election
by tbe'State League of Republican Clubs of Presi
ss Seea be held ever since the Of
league by representative of clubs from the East
Whereas, 1t is proper, fair and desirable in the
interest of harmony, unity Of action and preserva-
throughout the entire Organization that the wishes
of the clubs in Western Pennsylvania should be
Whereas, It has been suggested that Hon. John
Dalzel: Of fPittsbuTg, would be fitting represent sent
ative of the young Republicans OF the entre Com-
Resolved, By the representatives of the Repub-
ican clubs of the great Republican county Of Alie-
is ability faithfully TO execute the duties of the
office of President of the State League, our belief
in Just claim on our part to have him chosen, and
earnest desire that the position shall be ACCORDED
Resolved, That we recognize in him the elements
that permeate this grand organization of young
Republicans, and believing that the position should
be filled by one who has proven himself not only q
statesman but true adherent to the interests OF
Republican clubs who desire the league to take
front rank in the Republican column, knowing
that his earnest eloquence and aggressive person
alty will imbue the young Republicans 10 acuVe
and effective effort in the coming contests of the
party in which he has proven himself conspicuous
leader.
On motion of Captain Reed one from each
club was appointed to form committee on
permanent organization. The committee
wasconstituted as follows: Americas Club,
H. ID. w. English; Tariff Club, II. P. Ford;
Union Club of Allegheny County, L. Googtns;
Home Marlet Club, George H. Treusch; Pho
neer Beaver Club, NJ. B. Lemon; Lincoln Re
Seamon; Fifteenth Ward Republican Club,
S. J. Wainwright, Jr.; Dalzell Republican
Club, David B. Little; Coraopolis Republican
Club, W. j. Dithrich; Manhattan Republican
Club, DIR. j. A. Birchfield; Eleventh Ward
Republican Club, William Mccarthy; Union
Republican Club, McKeesport, S. C. Caroth-
ers; John S. Lambie Republican Club, Ajax
Jones.
The Allegheny Central Republican Club,
burg: the Sewickley Republican League and
the Delamater Guards were not represented
the meeting, and on motion of W .C.Magee in
their presidents were named to represent
them on the committee. The meeting then
when the Committee on Organization will
report.