Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24
THE SEASON AT ASBURY PARK,

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Hot Polit,ca, FIobt which H.. In..-..,.d
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| the summer visitors - How sewell
ing "ecoros-rointso on fittsnurgerS'
AsBURY PARK, July 23-[Speciol Ito the
summer people the 'most interestino of the
weaL,s be enneninns 10 ,s 49, 30 ILLS aro,e y. .ne
| oatohas of az 80, ~. f., M - sH,'."1
| eooehes Vi hsn ironi Inc Danks, tne nsnihg
| spires, the sailing yachts and also from the
| to all persons interested in the noliticaI com.
| paign. the Recommendation bv Gener.l
go, 49,. .-. Oy
sewell, the appointment by President Har.
rlson anu the connrmat1on Dy the United
States Senate of a Republican postmaster
has eclipsed any happening here for half a
decade.
% mucn agitatlon mas Deen aroused Dy
the appointment of Edmund G. Harrison as
postmaster that a little political warfare is
wbenc. - has snreod +o tha ca.t.r.r.
"e ~ ""' 'pAoau w Sno oos'osefs ano
even 10 tne guests az noteis. Nearly every
man, woman and child here seem to have
the subject from one standpoint or another.
fnr neariy 10 months the present lncum-
bent Mr. a. r. Toland, an appointee of ex-
fresldent CleVeiand, mas neid over after the
expiration OF his term during which his duties
were performed to the general satisfaction
Of the people. For a similar period there
UOoh ltNoi SohtOSIdhGS iOT
once, George W. treat, retired clergyman,
and John L. Coffin, a retired printer. A
very large majority OF the permanent and
summer residents favored treat, Whoasreed
10 ledVe tne ueiu II IL was Iounu tnaG ne mas
less than two.thlrds vote. Coffin would
not enter into this arrangement. Sothe war
c0ntlhue0.
ened N ene IN 81 SeWe Unreal
candidates could not arrange their dfher-
ences. The proud AsDury Parkers thought
M thls was a piayIul "DluH ana that
the republican boss" would not dare to
carry out such threat In this Republican
strOnS noio.
The Asbury Parkers now have discovered
@ tion meetings protesf1ng that neither faction
anu anu ,n no one Wants nuIrIson anu tnas tney
VIII n9olt II tney are 20 De SO treated. And
an TINS arouses tne interest OF sne languid
marRable fisbine e'n no'0 'n"n 'n' re'
T,aao aoie l,ar nsns. ,rlsro g., ,.,o.,,e.h ..,-
closing. @ The @ sport Il from the sides @ of the two
schooners, In commission mere Ior nshing
ana salllng parties out az sea- was remark,
soiy sa:, nhe' 1' anu 81 WAS ~ ifoa 'ne piers anu
iiU,, Mr thS Iohm iaHT W. crorond Mr. ond Mr.. w
Mr. John W; Sray anu Mr. t ana Mps y, ~.
SsoVer arriveu el,ls week Irom dttsourg
anu tooh pVSsoSsIou VI .ueL eIeSaht suitos
OF rooms H IN she M ieaqing ppoet p mere.
MI. anu MrS. .. q. ortor, wen Known
flttsDuTg people, nave ueen enjoying lie at
the Sheldon Hotel lor nearly week; They
are actlVe partlclpants III 1ne run ana Joillty
Oh tnat popular noIel.
Erie, "a, Is repTesen.Gu IN Ocoan Grove
luis week 1y Mrs Dayiu hees anu chiloren
anu mrs. VI. T. Dunlap VINO are quite as
greag 1avofltes mere rs IN tneir iake Dor
dered nome.
The fittsburg contlngent mas enlarged
greatly during the past week. Among those
Iecentiy arriving ana Warmly Weicomeo Dy
the fttsourg people VINO hao preceded
tnem mere were: MI. benJamln u; smith,
MISS Nora smith, MISS Chariotte Houston