Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01
MAY.

l-State Democratic convention catie0 1OT July 2.
j. W. Bailie and W. q. Cronnemeyer, OF Nc
Keesport, willing to go to Congress. Thomas
W. Palmer declines to run for Governor OF
Alderman James McAbee and City Central
Committeemas NJ; j. GoreSran arrested rest; IL, In
Cleveland in Washington to consult with
s-keed admits that an early adjournment Of
Congress is impossible. Illinois senators mad
because the President Ignored them In the ap.
polntment Of General Daniel Dustin assistant
Governor Hill approves the New York electoral
reform bill. Various farmers organizations
4-Primary electionsin Armstrong county result
In victory for Quay men. Brosius renominated
for Congress In Lancaster. Clinton county
instructs for General d. H. Hastings;
Mr.: McComss' gerrymandering bill reported
Csriiss, Breeknridge R o'sSi and Mccreery in the
race to succeed Senator Beck. Efforts made
70 bring out candidate for Congress against
Z. b. Taylor, of YOUNGSTOWN.
6-Ex-Speaker Boyer sworn in as state Treasurer.
Pressure brought on Carlisle to induce him to
remain in the House. Brosius way ahead in
the Congressional fight in Lancaster. Clarion
gives Delsmater the highest figures.
7-Senator Quay says Pattison is the strongest
s-Mckinley opens the debate on the tariff bill.
William McAieer defeated at the democratic
primaries in the Third Congressional district,
Philadelphia. The Democratic Convention OF
the Fifth Ohio Con gressional district denounce
show their anxiety to control the next House.
and express the belief that the Mckinley bill
e-Ex-Spesker Carlisle announces his candidacy
for the United States Senate.
lo-senator MeAieer, with deputy sheriff and and
gressional Convention at Philadelphia, and
the case to go to court. Eight candidates in the
of Senator Quay from the National Chairman
ship agitating politicians in washington.
the primaries IN Mexican county but he easily
carries Erie. Judge Thayer, at Philadelphia,
refuses to grant the mandamus asked for by
the friends a McAleer. Elmra Patriotic
of America withdraw from the order, alleging
that it Is a Knownothing body. The Commits
League agree upon constitution, which de-
clares for the use of practical politics in the
defeat of men and measures hostile to Ameri-
2-Indicatious at Washington point to the con-
clusion that President Harrison is lard at
work for a second term. Quay opposes the
candidacy of Congressman Culbertson for re-
election from the Erie dstricr. McAleer
withdraws in the Third Congress sioTal district
iu favor of Richard Naux.
IS-senators and Representatives do not expect to
session. Richard Yaux nominated in, the
Third Congressional district. Deiamater dele
gates carry Erie and Venango counties.
l4-Stone captures the delegates from Mexican
county: Hart TT and nd Todd decline .,no to run for
@ in IN s5e
tin plate features Of the Nc kinley bill.
15-Ex-Congressman Gallinger, of New Hamp-
denounces the ingratitude. of the President.
senator Wallace says that he Is neither for nor
Ala. take possession of Republican meeting
and elect delegates TO the State Convention
tionists of Butler county demand a national
prohibition law.
E-John G. Carlisle elected to succeed u. s. Sen
ator Beck. The Democratic Committee of
Blair county splits on the pomlnation of de;e-
gates to the State Convention. Quay says that
Delamater and Pattison will be the nominees
ballot. Hiram DeWalt prohibitionist, noml-
mated for Congress in the Third district,
fS-Primary elections in York county result in q
Hastings victory.
ls-Southern DEMOCRATS in Congress arranging a
course of action to defeat the Federal election
law. The original package issue takes pro-
hibiton into politics in Iowa.
2o-Ex-Con gressman w l.. Scott says MIR. Patti
son must be the Democratic nominee.
should not oppose him for Governor, Richard
-yaux chosen to succeed Samuel J. Randall in
State Grange of Pennsylvania, issues an ad-
dress against Delamater.
2a-Foraker will accept tls temporary chairman
ship of the Ohio State Convention.
24-At the banquet given by the Norfolk Club. of
Boston. First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson said that the Republicans should 60
into the South with a strong hanS.
25-Delamater carries Indiana county while Stone
carries Bedford and Butter: Eik elected Lnin-
structed delegates, Moutooth gets the vote of
Green, and in the Democratic primaries Pat
tson carries Mercer.
26-Returns from 54 county primaries show a
Deamater strength of ~ delegates.
27-Hastlngs secures the Cumberland county dele
gates and Stone beats Deiamater two 10 one in
2s-Anti- Delamater delegates elected in Frank
lin Montooth and pattison the fayorites y in
delphia delegation.
SO-Richard QUAY nominated for the legislature
at Beaver. Delaware county instructs fol
sl-Phiiadelpha delegates to the Democratic State
WeeE splt In the RepabIesRR ranks in
New York between the Plat and anti-Plat
people.