Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-11
TALKS WITH THE PEOPLE.

How the Nomination Of Harrison Was Re-
csived in Pitsburg-Mayor Gourley
Well Pleased-Local Republicans Ready
to Give Generous Support to the Ticket.
As soon as the nomination of President
Harrison for a second term was announced,
number of local Pittsburgers were inter-
viewed and expressed themselves as follows:
Mayor Gourley-I am delighted at the
common sense displayed by the convention
and hope now that every man that was for
the great Blaine will show his loyalty to the
party and to the country by turning in to
secure the Presidents reelection. II they
do the result will not be in doubt. MIR. Har-
rison has made one of the best Presidents
since Lincoln's day, and the people Of this
country should show their appreciation OF
craftsmanship by re-electing him by good
majority. All good Republicans must be
for Harrison.
George 7. Oliver-Mr Harrison's renomin-
alton is the Endorsement of his safe admins
tration. He will be elected.
Ex-Internal Revenue Collector Warmcas-
tle-I am Republican, you know, and am
Pension Agent Bengough-The Republi-
cans are wise in their day and generation.
Mr.. Harrison was the man above all others
to nominate. He Will be elected as easily as
he was nominated.
A. e. Robertson, Councilman-The Mime
apolis gathering has been the greatest con
vention Of the century: Ian am non renny now M TO
Harrison will be reelected.
David Weaver member Of the Legisla-
ture-Harrison will sweep the country. HIS
nomination means an Endorsement of his
administra ton and L predict now that he
will beat any man named by the Democrats.
Thomas NJ. McFarland-I am delighted
Harrison is the winner. He threw the
Democrats down four years ago and he will
do it again.
A Comp iment for the Convention.
Controller Morrow-I think the convention
deserves the thanks of the party for dopting
the w1sest course open to it. Harrison has
made grand President. have great faith
in the intelligence of the American people,
and feel sure they will re-elect him.
Coroner McDowell-Hurrah tor or Harrisonl
PENNSYLVANIA will give him 100000 majority.
The country never had safer and better
President.
Major A. J. Logan-The convention acted
with rare wisdom. Harrison was nominated
by the people. The politicians are all
against him, but he got there just the same
He will be elected, think, beyond the
Member Of the Legislature Marshall-I am
satisfied. Mr.. Harrison is all right. Of
course he can be elected.
william Weihe, President of the Amalga-
bitter as 1 expected. l expect the nomina-
tion Is all right.
S. .Hamilton-Harrison to my mind is a
great man and WILL be reelected. He has
given us fine administration and he de.
serves the nomination.
James W. Grove-Harrison is an honest
Republican and his administration has beer
indorseI by his nomination.
G. W. Van Gorder-Blaine would have
made a good President but since the party
has decided on Harrison l will do like every
other good Republican.
Park Pain ter-Ha rrison is A No. and he
Will carry the country at the polls,
Thinks Harrison Is All Right.
L. H. Voigt-Harrison is all right and can
be reelected. He has given us good ad-
ministration.
Thomas A Parke. of Logan. Gregg Co.
Harrison is good man and we can find no
fault with his administration.
Frank kWilbert-Harrison is all right and
will be reelected.
W. E. Osborne commission merchant
Harrison will be elected, as he has been
good President.
j. w scott-Blaine was my favorite, but
like Harrison and will vote Tor him.
William McCulley-HarIfson is my choice
and will undoubtedly be elected. He has
given US a good administration and the
manufacturers all over the country think
we'll of him.
Squire Thomas Roach. of Bethel township
The nomination of Harrison is the best
thing that could have happened.
George W. McMullen, Decentralization
Is the strongest OF tne TWO, aitHOuSH De-
lieve Blaine would have been elected If he
had been nominated.
George A. Kelly-Harrison is o. X.
j. r. Hendricks-Blaine was my choice
and if he had resigned month ago he would
have received the nomination.
c. W. Roberts-I would like to have seen
Blaine nominated, as he is undoubtedly the
smartest man in politics to-day.
Jas. r. Reed-1 would have preferred to
have Blame, although Harrison makes q
good President.
Richard Floyd-Blaine was my choice, but
like Harrison.