Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-09

days been q close friend and associate to
Hon. John Dalzell Speaking Of Mr.. Dal-
i Eell's campaign for United States Senator,
DR.. BingAman said:
.John Dalxell il Q true man. He stands
| acquaintance and the better one knows him
the better you like him. He 10 in every
way qualified for the United States Senate
and if he is chosen the people Of the State
faction. In my Judgment he does not have
an equal in the State"
Mr.. A. Groetzinger. President Of the
German National Bank, and of the firm of
A. Groetsinger B Son, tanners, Allegheny
City said: "I take great pleasure in giving
my reasons for supporting Hon. John Dal-
| cell for United States Senator. His faith
full and valuable services rendered in the
past, his undoubted ability coupled with an
intimate knowledge of the true interests Of
his constituency, would in my opinion en-
title him to the position Of United States
| Senator"
Thomas D. Keller, the general fire insur-
men. He watches with interest State and
national legislation, and in his opinion
Hon. John Dalzell is one of the strongest
men in either branch of Congress. 'sIt has
been my privilege and pleasure to watch
Mr.. Dalzell through all his public life, and
look upon him as one of the nations most
interesting figures" MI. Keller said. cat
a great financial sacrifice he accepted q seat
in Congress, and ever since accepting that
seat he has been constant and industrious in
filling it to business interests of
Congress, and when he is wanted
Congress is the place to find him. No
legislation, good, bad or Indifferent, with
out his vote for or against it. Even pleas
ure cannot drag him away from his duty.
He has been as faithful as watch dog, and
if our Senators were chosen by the popular
votes, he would be elected to the United
States Senate by an overwhelming majority.
So much can be said in behalf of Mr.. Dali
zell and SO little can be said against him,
that am surprised that any contest is being
made against him. In every respect he is a
model man. He Is an Intellectual giant.
He cannot be kept in the background long,
and predict that the Republican party will
see the wisdom of sending him to the United
States Senate
How His Courage Has Been Tested.
John Huston, of the firm of John Huston
& Co, Is confident Mr.. Dalzall will be
chosen to represent Pennsylvania in the
United States Senate. Il am q friend of
John Dalzell's Just because he is plucky,
courageous little fellow" MI. Huston
began. "His tilt with the President in the
case of Commander Relter demonstrated to
the world the kind of stuff Dalzell is made
Of That was not q controversy over federal
patronage; it was not fight for place or
power. It was a battle and lively one
for the right Mr.: Dalzell believed
that Commander Reiter had been
wroneed and he demanded the wrong be
righted. He stood on what he firmly be-
lieved was the right apd attacked the Presi-
dent on what he considered was the wrong.
The courage and manhood developed by
Mr.. Dalzell in that controversy endeared
him to everybody who admires an independ-
ent man. It brought to him the highest
admiration and kindliest regard of the
President and it must have convinced every
body that Mr.. Dalzell was manly and fear
less and would not submit to the wrong,
even at the hands of the President 1 ad-
mands my admiration. He certainly should
be chosen to succeed Senator Quay in the
the United States Senate.
His Candidacy a Hopeful Sign.
ssWhat do I think of the proposed candi-
dacy of Mr.. Dalzell for the United States
Senate?" said Rev. j. S. Fisher, pastor of
L
s'I think it is most cheering and hope
full sign in the sphere of politics. We all
profess to desire the service and participa-
tion in our national legislation of the ablest
minds. The most intelligent and the most
patriotic. We talk of the duty of men of
culture and intellectual power devoting
themselves to the service of the State and
nation. We count those States happy
and wise which have sent to Congress in
both Houses, term after term, their strongest
men. And now when the oppor-
man IN whose reputation, character,
ability and training every one Of us can
confide, it seems as if the courted oppor-
tunity is before us His character is above
suspicion-his industry and faithfulness to
the duties of his Office are everywhere re-
cognized. His ability to represent in the
Senate this great and important State has
never been questioned. Aside from the
political questions involved, believe there
are thousands of Democrats, who, if Re-
publican Is to be chosen, would regard with
sincere and patriotic pride the choiceof such
q man for such place. In the best men of
every party there is an intense desire to
have Pennsylvania represented in the
Senate BY one whose talents and character
reveal him to be more than q politician-a
patriot and statesman"
Has tho Confidence of the People.
Charles Lockhart, ESQ.,, Vice President
of the Standard Oil Company, an extensive
real estate owner and prominent business
man, said: II esteem it a great pleasure to
add my voice to the general demand for
Hon. John Dalzen for the United States
Senate. have watched Mr.. Dalzell closely |
and say without hesitation he is worthy
the esteem and confidence of the people.
In point Of ability he has no superiors in |
the nation and he is fitted by training and |
experience to fill with more credit the posi- |
ton within the gift of the people. I hope |
Pennsylvania will send him to the United |
States Senate"
'rNothing too strong can be said in praise |
of Hon. John Dalzell," Lawrence Dilworth, |
of Dilworth Bros, said. "Mr. Dalzen is a |
manly man; he is remarkably clear and |
able man, and he is certainly one of the |
coming big men of this country. He is
strictly man Of the people, and nothing
will better satisfy the whole people than |
his advancement in public life. He is |
familiar with public affairs, has the best in
terests of the country at heart, and he would |
in the United States Senate represent our
great State with marked honor and dignity |
He certainly should be elected United States |
Senator"
He ID Magnificent Man.
Charles Arbuthnot, of the extensive dry
goods firm of Arbuthnot, Stephenson &
Co, and a director of the National Bank
Of Commerce, says: "John Dalzell would |
better represent the State Of PENNSYLVANIA
In the Senate of the United States than it
has been represented for years. Mr., Dali