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

gle handed and alone, Miller attended to the
deal
"Have YOU campaign committeeg" was
J asked.
4 "Yes; am Chairman of the Dalzen Cam
paign Committee said Mr.. Miller, 'sbut 1
have seen no other members since they were
| appointed"
! 1t was quite evident that Miller was ruler
| of the roost, so far as Allegheny county was
| concerned. jor Felter, who heads the
Beaver county delegation, came in from New
Duquesne. He is the only DalZell man from
| his county, having been elected with the un-
derstanding that he was for Robinson.
There are y delegates going from Beaver
county" said the Major, "and II of them
will vote for Robinson. Three of these are
from New Brighton, three from Rochester
and six from Beaver Falls. They are all
mushroom clubs, except the Lincoln Club,
of Brighton, of which l am President
While L am for Dalzell | would gladly
faver a compromise candidate, in whose
choice all the elements of the party could
be harmonized. 1 feel confident that
Robinson had majority of the oid-time
clubs, and since the recent attempt to beat
us at our game am not SO sure but that he
has been successful. If the action of the
Executive Committee in regard to mush-
room clubs is sustained Robinson has us
beaten without a contest"
Major Mcdowell, of Sharon, came in also,
en- route to the battle. He is naturally
Daizel man, but favors compromise can
didate. "Dalzell is in the soup" said he,
''and think We had better take up another
man."
Colonel E. H. Brady, who has just COM
pleted the organization of a job lot Of 35
Dalzell clubs, was down to see the Robinson
ties off.
THE NEW WORK IN THE WEST.
''The new work in the West END of the
State in the interest of Dalzell," said he,
twill aggregate about 800 new clubs. My
work in ten counties west of the mountains
will amount to 80 new clubs. eyes, 1 think
Dalzell is beaten, but if the election were
based upon the club representation Rt Sep
tember l. it would be different"
"You don't mean to insinuate, Colonel,
that the opposition has been organizing
clubs since the first Of the month";"
mean to state it as fact. They have done
the bulk of the mushroom work since
that date. Mathew Stanley gave the order
that Dalzel was to be beaten, and that
settles it."
''If the election could have taken place
three weeks ago." said George Miller, 1--WE
would have had an easy victory. As it is, 1
have no opinions to offer. If Mr.. Dalzell is
beaten he will heartily support the tic et."
"Where one delegate goes with the creden-
ttals of the other two, will he have right to
cast the vote of the delegation?"
Certainly, read the following from the
constitution: The convention shall be com
posed of three delegates from each club in
the League. Each club shall cast but one
vote upon all questions
A telegram was received by Major Alex.
E. McCandless last night, stating that he
had arrived in Scranton at noon yesterday,
and had the Dalzell headquarters opened
and in good working order. Many of Dal-
Zelfs friends from different parts of the
State were on the ground and hard at work.
All of them were inquirtng for the enthusi-
astic delegation from Allegheny county.
The DalZell contingent will leave the
Union depot at o'clock this morning.