New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
HERE IS. A RAINBOW CHASE.
DEMOCRATS THINK THEY CAN BREAK INTO ALLIE"
GIrENY COUNTY.


GIrENY COUNTY.
TIL. Democrats with massive intellects who swarm
about the Hoffman House and other centres OF Demo
cratic activity wero busy yesterday with great scheme
FIR utilizing the Homestead labor troubles and making
the strikers useful in carrying grst to the
mill Thomas ]. Keenan,, IT,, wcnRno"n Neh''
cra,ic lender of Pttsburg who had arrived IN the
city, unfolded the plan In all Its mhntao yoe'c'as
10 pleased Mugwumps and Free Tr1de theori"s' VINO
arc anxious to get ~ much out OF INC "''s
lesson Mt Homestead as II can DO made TO Pr0duce
7, e. can be worked 10 their satisfaction, they hope TO
defeat for reelection John Dszel the Republican Con
rrcssman who represents Httsburg anu its great
American industries ,.
Mr.. Keenan, said that ON Tuesday next he wouio
DO joIned hero by W. J. Brcnnan the cnAir"a.' Vi
thu Democratic County Committee OF AinsheN
comfy Penn. who Is the counsel for the Homestead
str,,ers and who run on the Democratic stHe ucRot
in Pennsylvania for Auditor-Genersil unsuccesHuiy
last wear, and j. NJ. Guncy. millionaire Oil mann
acurer OF that county who has been acuVo there III
An anti Cleveland Democrat and opposed 10 Ch~rmah
Harrity Mr.. Cufcy Is said TO have spent muoh OF
his good money TO defeat Mr.. Hsrrity's aspinnons
for National Committeeman, but he has since become
aco,c,I.d N IN. ,ituafion When these three able
men get together they will proceed to lay their
plans before Chairman Harrty add W. Boure Cochran
Indeed IL is upon Mr. Cocken's broad shoulders that
according to Mr.. keenan,. they will lean most heavily
In carrying out their unique designs. The hrst
chapter OF preparation includes n great Demo
cratic mss meeting TO BE- held early in September ut
the Exposition Grounds Of Pttsburg, which Is u be
addressed by Mr.. Cochran.
After the exuberant New.Yorkcr has -vhooped It
M, for them and has made things "red hot IN that
part OF the country the Democratic Conven'ion II u
be suddeNly called and will spontaneously put N
noulnson for Congress William wcahe. the president
OF the Amalgamated Association. against John D%iIei'
At the same time Hugh ODOneu Is to receive the
onYtn alton for the Assembly, ako ON the De1noc nuc
uckct These staggering blows. Mr. KeeDsh though
would bewllder the unfortunate Republicans and maic
them an easy prey to thdr Willy foes the Denfora"'
But In case the Democracy did not nave votes
enough ut the election To defeat DslIell nnn o'ot
CiDonne, Il argued that the Democrats coud put
srrat reliance OH the new Baker Ballot law, which
was passed last winter and l. all unried quantity IN
PennsyivaDia election Ma keenan, said that It's pro
Visions rigid Ia details. nnd In case oil the
doubtful election unnsual powers vested In the
Returning Board composed VI the Attorn y-uchefai'
the Secretary Of state and tho Audit0r-0enera Two
Of these Attorney General Hensc and Secretary OF
state Irar1ty were Democrats while Auditor General
Gregg was the only Republican, and would BE- In II
sad minority The Board would therefore be able to
count In the Democratic candidates. without much
regard 10 the way the votes cast, provided the
Republican majority was not TOO large. .
Several Democrats, TO whom this carcfuliy housht.
out scheme confded yesterday, were highly sMtcd
with the prospect OF capturing so famed hepupneii
il has yet reached the ears Of Mr. Iarrty and II
what was his opinion OF t. could nS' De sss as
and Mr.. Cochran Tuesday, when Mr. Keensns
associates arrive