Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-03

/ that every candidate on the ticket for the
! Senate and House are strict Foraker men,
| pledged to his support in case of election.
| The more enthusiastic Campbell men are
! full of hope and have no doubt Of the re-
suit, though they do not base their claims
on such tangible indications as those offered
| by the Republicans. A move among
Campbell supporters elicits the information
that they expect to poll at least per cent
of the Republican vote of the State for
| Campbell This is based upon the idea
that the people have great admiration for
tie character of nerve exhibited by Camp
bell in refusing TO cooperate with what is
known as the Hamilton county ''gang."
There is no doubt this has made him a
great many friends and NAV result in secur-
ing him votes but not to the extent which
is claimed by his political friends There
are probably more of this class of voters in
Columbus than any other section of the
State and the per cent here would not ap-
proach that which is claimed by the Demo-
Gratis.
DEPENDING UPON INDEPENDENTS.
1t is thought by the administration men;
also, that the fact Campbell has made q
fairly good Governor and is entitled to
second term, will bring to him quite
large independent vote, but the extent of
this cannot be measured. The old liners
bank considerably upon the idea that
nothing can disconcert the ranks of the
party and cause them TO take after any new
theories; that they will all be found in line
at the proper time and in support of Camp
bell
The Democratic leaders do not believe
the Alliance movement will in any respect
affect their interests in the campaign and
that the Springfield convention will not
take q Democratic vote for their ticket
which would have otherwise voted the
Democratic ticket
A forecast of the elements which are to
compose the convention indicates it is not to
any great extent a labor move, but will be
composed of farmers, delegates from few
of the labor organizations, but the con-
trolling element in the convention and the
one which will name the ticket aud adopt
the platform is the old Greenback crowd
and this will not interfere TO anv great ex-
tent with Democratic voters. As between
fat money and the platform of the Demo-
cratic party on the subject, the leaders do
not expect any radical hegira from their
ranks.
CLAIM THERE ARE NO BOLTERS.
Campbell and his men also claim the dis
satisfaction in their ranks has been greatly
Nlll bS lOuIlu hoEhiuS
solidly within the next few weeks, and thew
go so far as to insist that things have been
put in such excellent shape in Hamilton
county that the Democrats will elect their
full Legislative ticket and carry the county
for Campbell
The Democrats count on Republican
disaffection which will amount to 10000
votes, and with these and few other
sources of minor strength, including the
to the Mckinley bill as personi-
fled in his candidacy, will enable them to
carry the State by a margin of safe propor-
tions.
On the supposition that the Senatorial ques-
tion is not to cut too strong figure in the
with the balance in the way of
majority on the side of the Repub-
licans of Ohio; with the harmony which
prevails among the Republican elements;
Governor Campbell weighted down with a
platform portion of which he repudiates;
with the advantage which protection prin-
ciples affords, it is believed there can be no
doubt of the triumphant election of Mr..