Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-08
you he thinks the same thii.g about Cleve

land.
S L. Fleishman, Republican-We hav,
had prosperity for the last four years ant
don't want a change. If a man would com,
to me and say 81. 900 would elect Harrison
would give it to him readily, and con
slider it as good q business investment
as could be made.
Daniel Dougherty, Democrat-There' M
question about i'll am perfectly satisfied
that there is no one alive who can predic
the result.
Squire Donahue, Republican-Tm will
ing to bet on Harrison.
Moses Silverman, Republican-That',
what I'd like to know. Ask me an easy
one.
Chas. Reisfar, Republican-Ask me some
thing easy. 1 think We are goners in New
York and our only chance is in capturing
some of the other doubtfuls.
Durbin Horne, Republicau-Id don't think
it is as doubtful as is made out In bust
ness way 1 have learned of many people
who will vote the Republican ticket who
have never done SO before, simply because
they don't wish to have the present pros.
porous conditions changed.
Willing to Take Either End.
II. L. Goehring, Republican, think it
is a iip-up. If were betting, would take
either end
Charles T. McKenna, Democrat-I think
it will be Cleveland beyond doubt. ]
hope so, too, but my candid opinion is that
the Democrats have won the fight.
John Slocum, Richard Mansfeld's man.
ager-My hopes are pinned to Harrison,
but I really fear Cleveland's got the best
of it.
Allegheny City Solicitor George Elphin-
stone, Republican-It looks like Harrison
md r1af
| ism
John d. Watson-I should like to win
| something this fall, and 1 trust to Mr..
Cleveland to do it for me.
Coroner Mcdowell, Republican-Brain
and intelligence in this country want Har-
rison reelected.
Lawyer James H. Porte, Republican-As
matter OF course Harrison will be our
next President.
Inspector Whitehouse, Republican-It
looks as ii Harrison was a winner.
Lawyer James II. Smith-Harrison ought
to win
John Jarrett, Republican-I think Har-
rison will be our next President: am not
so sure of the result as in 1888, but feel it
in my very bones that the President will
be reelected
HI. T. Dempsey-As 1 represent a nom
partisan order 1 do not want to express an
opinion. I don't know who will be the
successful candidate.
Secretary McAfee, Republican-Harri-
son for sure. l am not so certain Of the
Republicans carrying New York. but think
Harrison can win with that State.
Joseph d. Weeks Rapubican-I think
there is no doubt of Harrison being our
next President The logic of the past
proves the situation to be favorable to the
iaon r,nI
handsome Republican majority in 1888,
and 1 think it will be repeated this year.
Not Greatly Interested in Politics.
Mahlon Garland-I don't know, as have
been paving very little attention to poll
tics, and would not like to express an
opinion.
Thomas Crawford, Democrat Cleveland
is a sure winner. The Democrats will carry
New York and elect Cleveland. We are
going to elect Sipe, Snee and Lynch on the
local ticket
Mayor Kennedy, Republican, am in
hopes that we will win.
Superintendent Muth, Republican Il
think it will be Harrison.
Controller Brown, Republican-I believe
Harrison will win.
Superintendent John R. Murphy, Repub-
lican-Harrison sure-frst, last and ali the
time.
Auditor Bigger, Republican, believe
Harrison is the coming man.
Alderman E L. Braun, Republican,
am sorry to say that L think Cleveland will
be elected 1t looks very much that way.
Councilman Lowe, Republicau-The Re-
publican party will win sure.
Assistant Superintendent Glenn, Repub-
Hcan-Harrison is a sure winner
James Mclaughlin, Republican-There
is absolutely no doubt of Harrison's re-
election.
w. NJ. Lee, Democrat-By this time to-
morrow everyone will know that Cleveland
has been elected.
Dalzen Is Well Satisfied.
Hon. John Dalzell-Harrison will win.
So will /.
Mayor Gourley, Republican - There
seems to me no doubt of Mr. Harrison's s re-
election.
w. R. Ford, Republican, am not as
confident as L should like to feel, but L
have strong hopes.
Major Denniston, Republican-With the
old soldier vote he will get, Harrison can
hardly lose.
Frank Case, Republican-Harrison will
win easily, and John DaIzell will have over
8, 900 majority.
City Attorney Moreland, Republican
The outlook is perplexing, but have hopes
we will win.
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