Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-12
THE PARTIES welded.
Republicans and Democrats May
March Side by Side
IN THE QUALIFICATION TONIGHT.
Many Candidates Bobbing Up for Every
Federal Gffice.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT GOING SLOWLY

There may be political wedding ir
Pittsburgto-night. Party lines will prob.
ably be forgotten and Democrats and Re.
| publicans will march side by side in to.
days jollifcation, offering tribute to the
President-elect.
Captain Bachelor makes q suggestion
that Chief Marshal Rutledge should invite
the Republican clubs to join in the Demo-
cratic parade tonight He says: 'Let US
be not Republicans nor Democrats, but
American citizens who have at heart the
welfare of the nation. Let US drop party,
bury the hatchet, smoke the pipe of peace
and all support the President-elect"
In response, the following invitations were
issued yesterday from the headquarters of
the Democratic clubs in relation to to-
nights jollifcation:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CLUBS,
PIrTsBURG, PA, Nov. II, 1892 (
Hon. Charles W. Bachelor:
My DEAR SIR-As marshal of the division
of the Democratic jollification and parade
Saturday, November II, 1892, 1 extend you
and your staff of last Saturdays Republican
parade an invitation to accompany us to-
we have honestly differed politically, we
are all equally interested in the prosperity
and welfare of our country. am, my dear
sir, very respectfully, &C. WILEY,
Marshal First Division.
Republicans Invited to Participate.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CLUBS. !
PITTsBURe, PA, Nov. II, 1892.
To the Republican Clubs of Allegheny county,
Greeting:
Captain Charles Bachelor, who was mar
shall of the Pittsburg division of the Repub-
lican parade last Saturday night has sug-
gested that the Republican clubs be
requested to join in the demonstration
tomorrow night in honor of the election OF
Grover Cleveland. As chief marshal of the
parade. take the greatest pleasure in fol-
lowing Captain Bachelors suggestion. We
will be glad to welcome them as Pittsburg-
ers and Americans. II any of the clubs will
turn out please notify us by 4P.M.
F. s. RUrLEDGE,
Chief Marshal.
The official count of the vote of ALLIE
gheny county was continued all day yester-
day. The count for the Forty-third Sena-
torial district, comprising the First and
Fifteenth wards inclusive, and the Twenty
third ward, was completed. 1t gave John
Upperman, Republican, 1856 votes and
Jeremiah Dougherty, Democrat, 6,779,
d majority OF 90 lOr Upperman.
In the Forty-ffth Senatorial district the
count of the Southside wards alone was fin
ished. They gave Steel 4,2O4 and Snee
4.4S7, and William Hogby, Peoples party,
q. a plurality for Snee in the city wards of
2S3. The country districts are not yet
counted.
The count was also finished in the Third,
Fourth and Fifth Legislative districts.
The vote was as follows:
Third district, two to elect-Lemon (R.),
4,032; Mackrell (R.), 4,035; Gardner (D.),
2,571; Acklin (D.), 2,544; Hemseker (P.),
S5; Winston (P.), &c.
Counting the Legislative Vote.
Fourth. district, one to elect John
Kearns CD, 1896; Otto Hening (P.), 49,
Fifth district, four to elect-Lafferty
(R. }, 1904; Culbertson Or. }, 6,0s9; Weaver
Or. }, 5000; Cotton Or. }, 6,091; joyce (D.),
5O4O; Lauer D.), 5,042; Nugent (D.),
5,O36; Howley Cd. }, 5,O25; Gram (P. }, Il;
Wood (P.), g.; Lose P.), 60; Hustled
P.), "a.
The footings have not yet been made as
to the electoral or Congressional votes.
The Democratic Office seekers are doing a
great deal of hustling. The rush for Offices
has fairly begun. There are already sew
eral candidates for every place to be filled,
and it will simply be question of influence
and capability. Ex-Postmaster John Lar
kin yesterday announced himself as can
didate for Postmaster McKean's place.
There are several petitions now in circula-
tion among his friends. Patrick Foley is
looked upon as having favorable prospects
for this position also. Being an intimate
friend of Harrity, who is expected to have
the naming of the postmasters at Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg, Foley's friends think
that the position is almost assured. Mr.
Foley is not quite sure that he wants the
place. Samuel A. Duncan and several dark
horses who have not yet expressed their in
the race. The fight Will probably be
lively one.
Commissioner Boyle for Marshal.
County Commissioner Dennis j. Boyle
mas been mentioned for United States
Marshal, but he says if his party favors
him with the office of County Commissioner
it is all he cares for
Daniel Barr is out for the position he
held under the last Democratic administra-
of the port. Extension
Agent Barclay is said to be also trying for
MS old position.
The Allegheny postofice is also having
its share of people who want to manage its
affairs for the next four years. Nearly |
Every prominent Democrat in Allegheny is |
striving for the appointment.
Edward G. Lang, who ran against |
Wertheimer for seat in the Leg
stature from the first district, has an |
lounced himself as a candidate for the posi- |
ion. Ex-Postmaster Swan, who served |
lurlng Cleveland's last administration, has
Ilso been mentioned for the place, but he
himself has not yet signifed his intention
L.. E-L
Robert Swan, son of ex-Postmaster Swan,
las also been mentioned. Anthony Ken
ledy, who held the position of stamp clerk
nder Postmaster Larkin, of Pittsburg, is
lso pushed for the place. A. H. Paden
las also announced himself as q candidate.