Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-09

support for him as Senator from Pennsyl-
vania His integrity is unquestionable.
He is one of the most active and best known
of Congressman, and will be Senator Of
marked power"
Mr.. William McConway, of McConway
and Torely Company, when asked why he
favored the Hon. John Dslze1 for United
States Senator said, ssbecause he possesses
all the qualifications for which we should
look in Senator. To enumerate these is,
probably, not necessary. If his possession
of them is disputed it would be in order to
hear from his opponents as to the points in
which he might be considered deficient"
The Church Indorscs Him.
DR.. W. j. Reid, of the First United
Presbyterian Church, said: 'I am great
admirer of Hon. John Dalzell His past
record, both for ability and faithfulness in
the trusts committed to him, promises well
for the future. will do what can to
promote his political interests until he
shows himself unworthy of confidence"
James G.. Steen, the well-known archi-
tect, said: 81 would take genuine pleasure
in seeing the Hon. John Dalzell elevated to
. seat in the United States Senate, for the
reason that he is pre-eminently fitted to
represent the State of Pennsylvania in that
body. Having been lifelong resident of
the State, his knowledge of local affairs is
comprehensive, while his grasp of national
subjects is unquestionable.
His Reputation National
H. D. W. English, manager for the Berk-
shire Life Insurance Company, in speaking
of Mr.. Dalzells candidacy for the United
States Senate, said: "My interest in Mr..
Dalzell dates back to the time when he first
took his seat in Congress. His progress
there has been so marked that the lawyer,
but little known outside of his native State,
has gained a national reputation. Leading
men in public life, both Republican and
Democratic, know and admire him. There
must be good deal of character, courage
and strength in man who, in such a short
period in public life, can forge to the
front as he has done. Every man
in Pennsylvania who has the pride of
the State at heart should help to place
bright man in the United States Senate, q
man whose voice can be heard and whose
influence can be felt on all the great ques-
tions affecting each citizen individually.
We want a champion with the courage of
his convictions and the forensic ability to
state them on the floor of the United States
Senate. Such a man we have in Mr.. Dali
zell 1 heard a prominent iron manufac-
turer say the other day: I really don't see
House. He is too useful in this district to
think of his going higher Such a criti-
cism should elect John Dalze1 United
States Senator"
Wonderful in Thoroughness.
Colonel Edway Jay Allen says: 'The can
didacy of Hon. John Dalzell offers to the
of Pennsylvania an oppor-
tunity for representation in the United
oko4a 10 CfofA frhf H..
proud of. In the prime of life, clear in
thought, decided in action, wonderful in ap-
plicat;on and thoroughness, of unstained
honor, kindly in manner and courteous of
speech, he brought to the House of Repre-
we'll trained powers as an orator
and debater that forced quick recognition
and at once placed him in the front rank Of
its members. In the Senate his ability as a
lawyer and statesman would
at once give him position worthy of the
great State he represents
Mr.. w. ]. Hammond, President of The
Supply Manufacturing Company, said: 1.-THE
Hon. John DalzeIl is, in my opinion, every
way capable of filling the position of United
States Senator. 1 am sure he would be the
right man in the right man in the right
place. He,will have my hearty support"
Diligent Political Student
s. q. Trent, ESQ.,, said: 81 am in favor
of Hon. John Dalzell for United States Sem
ator because he is in every way so excep-
tionally well equipped for the position. He
is one of the leading lawyers of our State,
an accomplished scholar, diligent and pro-
found student of political and economic
questions, a persuasive orator and a man of
highest character. He is thoroughly
sound Republican, representing the best
thought and the highest purposes of our
barty. Bv his brilliant record in the Lower
House he has shown himself one of the most
useful statesmen Pennsylvania has had in
Congress for many years, and believe his
experience and practical knowledge, his
ability as a scholar and public speaker,
ind his tireless industry would not only en-
able him to originate and advocate meas
Tres properly, but would soon rank him as
,ne Of the most useful and distinguished of
,ur American Statesmen-a Senator who
would in every way reflect great credit and
honor upon our Commonwealth"
Attracted the Attention of Bright Men.
G. W. McCallam, contracting agent for
he Department OF Domestic Supply of the
Gas Company, when asked the
Usual question by the reporter, said:
"Surely John Dalzell needs no recon-
nendation from any person in this COM
nunity. 1t seems to me the question should
,e, Is there man in Western PennsyI-
'ania who can give reason why he should
lot be elected?' He has made most bril-
liant record in Congress, where he has at
racted the attention of the brightest men of
he day. Western Pennsylvania should be
proud of her representative, and he would
,e an honor to her State if he be elected
United States Senator"
B. L. II. Dabbs, the photographer, is an
arnest adherent of the Hon. John DalzelL.
He said: 81 will support him because I
hall be proud that this county should have
uch a representative, and, above all, for the
eason that he has the ability, character and
atriotism to honor both this county and :
lis country above most men,"
Would Be to Pittsburg's Interest.
Mr.. Edward A. Woods, Manager for tho
Equitable Life Assurance Society, was
sked what he thought of Mr.. Dalzell's
hances of election and fitness for the posi-.
ion.
'T am little of politician, but so far as
an gather from talking with my friends I
ave yet to find the man who does not favor
IL. Dalzell I should certainly think that
here would be no such person in Allegheny
ounty, at least. We have seldom had
rst-class man from this county, even in
congress. until Mr.. Dalzel1 had been there.
nd it certainly would be to the interest OF
very Pittsburg man to have such brilliant
nd able Senator as Mr.. Dalzell securely
xed in the Senate for the next six years to
epresent our vast interests.
tT have no doubt that Senator Quay is an
xcellent politician, but the Republican
arty has amply rewarded him for every
hing he has done for 1t. As Republican
tho is greatly interested in the success Of
,e national ticket this year I certainly hope