Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-22

into two factions, and that each was wishing
the other was dead On the contrary, the
best men in the party have been extremely
felicitous concerning the cranks in botf
elements, and as naturalist would watch
the development of a bug they have looked
through the microscope and noted every
change in the unfolding of wings
The ''Toadstools'' left last night on &
special of solid sleepers, and as they pulled
out of the Union station, wild, re-echoing
cheer for Jack Robinson resounded under
| the sheds. There were about 800 people in
the train, and they were every man OF them
''cock-sure" that Robinson would be elected
They were provided with free tickets, free
water, and free Havanas, and the courtiesies
of mountain air, tinkling brooks, inspiring
| cliffs, rugged rocks and exhilirating seem
cry of all kinds was extended to them.
COLLECTOR wARMCAsTLE IN COMMAND.
Internal Revenue Collector Sam Warm
castle was at the depot, and was the busiest
man in the county. Everybody wanted to
see him, and ne was pulled by both shoul-
ders SO often that he was kept spinning on
his heels: Now a colored delegate would
approach him about transportation, and
again another man would pull him around
the corner to say "just a word" He carried
in his hand a big pack of tickets for Scranton
and return and an Indian who would have
wanted one could have had it by declaring
himself for Robinson The "boys" came
into the depot with an air OF denance, ann
Dalzell men had, to get out OF the way or De
run over.
Badges were worn in all colors and styles, 4
striking Allegheny ribbon bearing the in
scription, I'VE will elect him quicker than
you can say Jack Robinson"
Tnon entering the special train the dele
gates hung up their coats and proceeded.to
play seven up and discuss the situation.
"Mho will be elected?" was question
asked by DISPATCH reporter in each of the
cars.
eve have on board about 800 delegates,
said MT Warmcastle, land will pick up
hundred more at Greensburg and other
points Oh the way. Dr.. A. ). BarchIelu mas
entire charge of the delegation for Mr. Rob
inson from Western pennsylvania, anu l am
merely assisting him.
MANY REPORTS OF VICTORY.
Notwithstanding this, the Internal Rev
enue Collector has been an exceedingly busy
man during the past three days. His office
has been crowded, and every minute new
men have arrived to report sweeping VIC
1--WE will go down to Scranton; said he
ali of these" said he, "will carry credentials,
but many of them will take with them the
credentials of other delegates"
will men be permitted to vote LOT otner
delegates" was inquired.
Il am doing that very thing. Each CLUB
will be entitled to one vote, and the ma
jority of the three will determine its COM
PMr. Warmcastle felt certain that Robin
son was a sure winner, though he admitted
that there were no sure things in politics
and war. o,
"Win anybody have to walk to Scranton?"
a DISPATCH reporter asked.
"I think not" answered the Collector.
He denied the report that Robinson clubs
had peen organized since September Tor
the purpose Of packing the convention.
THE WORK OF DALzELL.
At the Dalzell headquarters, on the fourth
floor at City Hall, matters were even worse
The elevator boy said that his arm was SIM
ply paralyzed. 81 have carried up 200 men