Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-10

wishes of constituents were ooeyed he
would not have one. The blaine delegates
think i is outrageous that harrison snould
have n baIlo+ from Pennsylvania, and they
denounce the Presidents delegates from
PENNSYLVANIA IS being laise 10 the wishes
OF the people they represent.
The Harrison leaders have been keeping
tba wires hot instructing citizens at home
to nse their influence on doubtful delegates
some of the Blaine crowd have received
1,rettv telerrams advising them to vote for
Harrison. The Presidents boomers might
as we'll save Geographic tolls for all the
GOOD rks, accomplish Some of the Penn
risnn brt if Blaine had not written his
letter this would not have been the case.
Where Elaine Weakened His Cause.
IT'S generally admitted that if Blaine is
de.ratuG II i his own fault If he had re-
STONED his position six months ago he would
have swept the country. Many believe
thai tla Plumed Knight does not want the
;.o.ai.ati on and his aim is to defeat Har-
7isaa: that he is allowing the use of his
name Tor concentration, and there is no
other in the country around which all will
raiIy SO quickly.
TIE West Virginia delegation was repre-
senred in the caucus. Mr. Hewitt was on
ia=d for the Harrison people. The vote in
This STATE stands 10 for the President and 2
far Blaine. Dana and Berry still stand by
their original decision to vote for the
Planned Knight. Colonel Scott, of Wheel
ing, the National Committeeman, is conf
dent that Blaine will have ass votes. He
was not worried by the Harrison caucus,
and caasiGerS it fake.
The Blaine delegates from Illinois who
attended the meeting state that fully 100
Iaun were present who won't have vote in
the convention. President Gates, of the
i3-a3.oc& Wire Company, saws the nominee
viii ne either Elaine or Mckinley. He is
positive that Harrison is defeated
At the Ohio headquarters there is not
rlUch new TO report The sentiment for
Mckinley as the most available dark horse
is growing. The Governor has been tortu-
nate IN keeping his name before the coun-
Try. First he made a great fight for rc-elec-
tion in a Democrat-gerrym district,
and then his success last fall helped him
amazingly.
Reed Dropped Nearly Out of Sight.
Reed has dropped out of sight, compara-
lively. In the event of deadlock, Nc
hirley's ability TO carry the country is be-
ing discussed freely be Blaine and Harrison
men. The feeling is quite general that he
NtNl4 lHt Il Ntdh CdiiulutUt III lllt I1dSlctu
States, but it is believed that he could win
in tie Northwest.
One hears Sherman's name mentioned oc-
casiorally. The New Workers think he
could carry the Empire State, but it is
feared he would be weak in the West and
on the Pacific slope. If Mckinley has
many votes bv the time Ohio is called, some
Of the delegation intend to vote for the
Governor on the first ballot. If he shows
anv strength at all he will, on
the second ballot, receive the solid
support OF the State, with the e1-
Certion Of the Cincinnati crowd. 1t is
Claimed that in pinch Foraker would cast
his vote for Mckinley. 1t cannot be denied
that the Governor is looming up, and the
Harrison leaders would rather that he were
less popular.
Iiis morning 4. p. Ford. the alternate
tor (. I. NaIee, left for Cincinnati tc see
mis- daughter graduated from seminary she
mas been attending. George Miller, City
Water Assessor, was put in his place. If
au-thing happened to Nagee, Mr.. Miller
could be counted on to vote ior President
Lurr.scl.
ru~:ous 30 BE the " Winning side.
Ex-CCngressman Brown, of Mexican
county, Is an able man who is little dubi-
GUS about the result He wants to be on
the winning side, aud If he sees that Harri-
son Is going 10 be nominated he would cast
his Ballot for him.
II is well for Blaine that he has friends
IL other States more loyal to him than the
2rNnsylvanians who have settled III the
VI est. Colonel Reed Clark, of Mandan, \.
J., IS on decS. lie is a grandson of c. n.
Reed, Ct Washington county. Mr.. Clark
is one Of the Harrison boomers, and when
the North Dakota man on the Committee
on Credentials turned against the candidate
irOGi Maine, Mr. Clark was one OF them who
went back IN the Blaine ranks Through
his influence the Legislature of the State
passed resolution, with only one dissent
in. vote. n favor of the ex-Secretary
When the delegate found out where he
stood he was glad to return to the Blaine
camp
Another Washington county man is e1-
Governor Norton, OF Texas. He is one of
The contested delegates from Dallas The
Governor was born near Brownsville, and is
great adIlrer of his bovhood PLAYMATE
James q. blaine. If Norton is seated
there won't be a more enthusiastic man in
the convention than himself
!. Republican Tom and Jerry.
Quite novel card has been issued bv
somebody in the interest of Reed and Rusk,
"A Republican Tom and Jerry which no.
body can deny: the resolute, rough, rugged,
reliable, ready,' reasonable" Then this
eulogy follows:
All delegates who prefer chance to GER
JGinty, promise to performance, person TO
party, are earnestly warned against the
sguare-toed, level-headed double ticket
which means radical Republicanism, real
rights. national reform, reasonable rules
righteous viEOr. and Is not afraid of ringer
-uup, rebel, roar, ridicule, racket or DEM
CcIauc deviltrY of any sort, and which
would give 5000 600 citizens greater peace
an2 security than they have ever known
uadcr the flag. lsRABI
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