Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01

Republican League Clubs of the State
o-the Australian system of voting to be
tested in the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Mckinley holds q big meeting at Xenia.
Congressman Dalzell writes an earnest
letter to the State Clubs. No Straight
out Democratic ticket to be nominated
in Allegheny county.
.6-Mckinley deprecates personal assaults
upon his opponent. Campbell threatens
libel suits against several Ohio papers.
State party leaders are puzzled as TO the
prospects of Constitutional Conyen-
ton. Quay takes little interest in the
State Clubs affairs, but predicts Reppbli-
can success in the State election.
&c. /. Magee is confident of Republican
sue success IN the state and criticizes Cover
nor Pattison. Organized effort making
IN Philadelphia to dethrone Quay. Cen
eral Recder to manage the Republican
State campaign while Lieutenant Gov
ernor Watres attends to Senate session.
,e-Joint debate between Major Mckinley
and Governor Campbell at Ada, o., at
tended by vast crowd. Cleveland and
Hill both address a big meeting in New
,ork to ratify the Saratoga nominations.
Ireat activity in the Ohio campaign
brought about by the Ada debate. Nc
hlnley and Campbell to dine together at
the home of the latter. A prospect of
reciprocity being extended to European
nations.
o-Prepsrations for hard work in the local
campaign. Straightout Democrats issue
an address. An 1ndianlau says the
Hoosiers are for Blaine.
s-Governor Patfison issues another vigor-
Gus proclamation, calling attention to
conspiracy of Philadelphia magistrates
and constables, ana asks the Senate to
investigate Mckinley drawing great
crowds IN the Western Reserve. Great
activity At local political headquarters.
ConstitVtionality test of the Mckinley
bill postponed by the Supreme Court to
November. New York gamblers put up
moneF for Tammany.
S-The State Senate convenes in extra ordi-
naTT session to investigate defalcations.
Republican leaders abandon tie plan OF
driving party lines, Mckinley speaks
IN PaineSville, O., Garfeld's old head
quarters, and eulogiZes the dead Presi-
dent: Campbell at Lima; Senator Allison,
of Iowa, at East Liverpool.
victorious in Indianapolis
city election. Mr.. Blaine, in reply to a
letter from the editor of the Bucyrus (O.)
J0Jsr7GL. says he heartily approves OF the
Mckinley act as passed with the reci-
pro3ity amendment. Alleged that orders
haye been given 20 whitewash Boyer and
hfCamant to save the State ticket. In
dependents organize in Philadelphia to
defeat Quay's reelection year ahead.
EI-President Cleveland fires the first
Democratic gun in Brooklyn. Quay's
name sprung as a campaign roorbacl1 by
Ohio Democrats Boyer and McCamant
steTnly arraigned by the legislative
minority report.
sherman, Mckinley and Foraker address
9 big meeting at Dayton. The State Sem
ate listens to thc denials of Boyer and
McCamart, both of whom question the
Jurisdiction nf the Senate in their cases.
Wright and Tilden touring through the
eastern counties. Senator Sherman
answers a radical woman who charges
him with "seven financial conspfracies."
.-Powderly condemned by labor men for
alleged jobbcrv with the Republican
leaders, DalZen enthuSia stically re-
ceived at Erie. President Roosevelt, of
the Civil Service Commission, expresses
satisfaction at the refusal OF clerks to
pay political assessments.
senator Sherman and Ex-Governor For
al1er both speak in Cincinnati. Colonel
Moore outlines plan for local poiiti-
cal club that will rival Tammany.
Straightouts hold meetings in Allegheny
and parentum.
Reported that the Flower men in New
York are attempting to make political |
capital of the Worlds Fair location. Nc |
kinley expects to carry his home county |
(StarkR which is Democratic. Candi- |
dates Wright and Tilden resume their |
itinerary |
-Rautn has resigned. but the President is
holding back official announcement. |
Party lines drawn in the State Senate in |
Testigation; an immense batch OF COM |
plicated charges and evidence. Cover |
nor Hill, OF New York, is entertained at |
Richmond, Va. In New York, Hon. j. |
Sioat Easset addresses a meeting of |
colored people. Depew speaks in Brook /
lyn. Private DalZeu predicts 10000 ma |
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in Hhio. Mckinley at Marietta and |
= ,Den at Bellefont3ine. The State /
senate reaching out to find Livsey. EN- /
Governor Curtin indorSes Governor Pat
tison's action in conveninC the Senate. |
Gregg. Morrison and Dalzell address 8 /
meeting at West Newton. Governor Hill, /
OF New York, welcomed at Atlanta, Ga.
secretary Blaine leaves Augusta for |
Washington. The Senate investigation |
shows that Boyer committed many ille-
gal acts. Many old soldiers of the county, /
who are Democrats. say they will vote /
for Gregg and Morrison. Colonel Loesch,
Eepubrican leader of the SchuyIkill coal |
1.-lgu, makes peace with Senator Quay. /
The State Senate inquiry in the cases OF /
Bcver and McCamant retarded by the /
attorneys for the accused. Labor leader /
Powderlv casts his lot with the Repub-
licans Campbell's free trade speech at 1
East Liverpool not relished by the pot |
terry workers, and they attempt to howl |
him down. StTaightout Republicans hold \
some enthusiastic meetings.
Senator stanford. of California, said to be /
backing the Alliance movement. Nc
kinney speaks at Salem and Youngstown 4
and Campbell at Cambridge. Brice says /
re will resign from the National Demo-
cratic Committee next year. Gregg and /
Morrison at New Castle.
Blaine arrives in Washington. Gregg and /
Morrison continuing their State tour. /
large Republican meeting at Lafayette
Hall.
Jealousy of Blaine brings out boldly by
the Presidents friends that he was the
originator of reciprocity. Itis announced /
= gat there is no Likelihood of the State
1cnate reaching 4 verdict in the Boyer
and McCa mant cases until after election. |
The years expenditures on roads in the
state reach SJ,OO0,00O
No progress making in the State Senate
inquiry. Quay takes charge of the Phila-
delphis campaign. Mckinley ut Mt.
Vernon and Campbell at Akron. Pro-
Eibitionists working quietly but actively
IN city and state.
The Democratic State Committee
springs sensational campaign card in |
rGc form OF a Keystone Bank draft for |
SS,sII, said TO have been Civen by John |
BaUdsley to NJ. :. Quay, and indorsed by
thc latter. Attorney General Hensel
tries to call this matter up in the Senate,
but ReDubiicanS protest. Captain
Howard, of the Pension Board, resigns. |
and threatens to show up Raum and |
Dudley. Police called to quiet an Alle-
Eheny Democratic discussion. Mchin-
ley at Sandusky. Campbell makes seven
speeches in day.
Quay explains the keystone Bank check
10 have heen passed in the ordinary af-
F2irs C;bUsiness. The Democratic School
District County Committee issues rous-
ing circular demanding honest officials.
Secretary Foster and ex-Speaker Reed in
Ohio.
The majority in the State Senate drops
Jne Boyer trial and the cases Of the Phil
adelphia magistrates are argued. Quay
enters suit for criminal Libel against the
Pittsburg Post because of comments on
the keystone Bank check
The State senate adjourns until Novem-
Der g. Quay brings suiG against his home
paper.
Quay testifies as to the Bardsley certif-
cate. Both parties confident of carrying
Allegheny county. Rumored that the
Prohibition ticket Is Withdrawn in favor
ofCandidate Tiiden. Cleveland addresses
the Boston Democracy. Congressman
Robinson assaults Ouay'S former DriVlte |
secretary.
NOEEM kER.
"A state of anxiety almost unprecedented