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


ter fight in OHIO between Neal and
Campbell. Harritv thinks Pattison's
chances bright. Congressman watson
assaiIs both grent parties
10-Neal is knocked out by Governor Camp
bell, but Virgil Kline looms up to take
bis place. Dissatisfied Alliance men in
Texas will fight the third party candi-
dates. Emmons Blaine says his father
hasnot been as well for years. Morrison
Will be'the candidate for State Treasurer,
Thompson making hard fight for the
office.
1.-The Republican County Committee In
dorses Governor Pattison's appoint
ments. Some object to supporting a
Democrat, but after; much discussion he
Powderly is liarin his statements: the
secretary very indignant President
Harrison transacts large amount of
business at Cape Nav.
l2-The 4. or l.. will enter politics in this
State as Republican allies. Major Nc
Candless supports Dalzell. Governor
Campbell desires to be vindicated from
the charges brought against him. Ken
lucky Republicans and Alliance men
enter into combination TO defeat the
Democrats. Kansas Democrats to fight
the Alliance. Senator PETER calls In
gals IL burnt out fuse.
l3-Canpbell wins the nomina tion of the
Democratic party for Governor of Ohio.
1t is said that Hannibal Hamlin blamed
massachusetts, Republicans for not get
ting renominated. Bucks county Re-
nuflicans send Quay-Gllkeson delegates
to the State Convention. The X of L.
attitude in politics causing a great SEN
sation throughout the State. Blair
county Democrats indorse Governor
Pattison and nominate county ticket.
A-fr1ends Of Governor Campbell rally to
his standard by the thousand. Many
field. Governor Hill said not to be
against ex-President Cleveland. Alli-
ance men meet in Venango county but
transact no business of importance
Harrisburg Democrats indorse Governor
Pattison. No opposition to Judge Longe-
necker's nomination can be discovered
in in BEDFORD Bed , county Politicians opposed
the Ohio committees in the hands Of
Governor Campbell.
15-Despiie the howls from Cincinnati Ohio
Democrats choose Campbell to be their
standard bearer. Neal badly distanced
even on the first ballot nominated bv
General Michael Ryan, of Cincinnati;
the fight n national battle. Senator
German plans to steal several Western
States. General Gregg declines the
nomination for Auditor General. Vet
Grams cheer War Governor Curtin.
16-Robinson, by an adroit move, succeeded
in barring out many clubs favorable to
Dalzell. Senator Quay advises Amos
Mylin to withdraw from the Auditor
country send congratulatory kilograms
TO Campbell Many aspirants for the
Senatorship in Westmoreland county.
Hutchinson proposes compromise in the
A Columbus official beaten out of his
office by fraud. Bliss refuses to be the
Republican candidate for Governor in
New York. Indian Commissioner Morgan
ignores the Catholic Bureau.
B-Quay will resign. General Brayton, the
Warwick of Rhode Island, becomes an
attorney. Trouble before Southern
Democrats. Philadelphia League men
say Dalzell insuted them Hastings the
compromise for League President.
ls-Quay says perhaps he will resign the
Governor Francis of Missouri, does not
want to be a Presidential candidate.
Senator Morgan says Cleveland has no
show in the Presidential fight.
Kerr pushed by the Democrats
for State Treasurer. Clarkson eulogizes
Senator Quay. Quay's reasons for resign
ing. Cleveland will stump Ohio for
his deputies to have increased salaries.
Worlds Fair Commissioners visit
London.
Foster takes hand in the Ohio trouble.
A statement that Secretary Blaine will
not take the Presidential nomination. n.
Alliance people want to run PETER for
President. Paitison not Presidential
aspirant.
22-Kansas' farmer judge summoned before
the Supreme Court for contempt. No
successor tor Senator Harlan of Scranton
The President signs many commissions.
McCamant sees counsel. Prohibition
gets n backset from South Dakota
Judge. Cleveland's organ again booming
the exPresident. French Senate rejects
American pork bill.
23-Mr. Manley says Mr.. Blaine fs all right.
Kerr again indorsed for Clerk of the
House of Representatives. Major Warren
of Scranton, attacked by his home news
papers. Cleveland promises to stump
Oh1o. Dauph1n county farmers declare
against veteran Judge Scranton. Blaine
declares the Bright disease story canard.
Leo XIII. declares in favor of a "Gov-
ernnlent for the people, by the people,
and OF the people"
Anew Workers ridicule the idea OF the |
Alliance party forming Grain Trust. |
Lieutenant Governor Jones of New York, |
a candidate for Governor. Treasurer
Boyer will not pay Robert Watchorn's
Russian Government to release an Ameri- |
CAN eXiled to Siberia for political reasons. |
concerning Senator Quay |
being published all over the country. |
Hon. B. +. Hyatt resigns as member of |
the Ohio State Board of Equalization, be- |
lieving his election an error. ClarkSon |
believes he will succeed Senator Quay as |
Chairman of the Republican National |
Committee.
26-Churles Dana deserts Hill and is for any, |
one to beat Cleveland. The Third party |
against both Sherman and Foraker |
Secretary Blaine calls on Conger at Bar |
Harbor.
.7-Minister Egan accused of aiding Balma- |
ceda i'll Chile. Cleveland will OF 90 to |
Ohio for Campbell. Kansas Press Asso- |
citation issues Democratic address. |
Books of John Bardsey missing from |
the office of the City Treasurer. Ohio |
farmers joining the Peoples party.
in doubt as to the advisability of |
resigning to-day. Alliance men will /!
smash the states and nominate a candi-
date for Speaker. St. Louis Alliance men
in state of revolt. North Carolina AL
lance men denouuce Grover Cleveland.
Republicans in BraddOck are divided. |
The President of the Tennessee Alliance
accused of selling his influence. School
Superin tendent Waller saws he is in legal
possession of the office.
9-Quay steps out. Collector Erhardt, OF
New York. resigns and is succeeded by
=. Sloat Fassett. Colonel Congef says
of California, for Blaine. Treasurer
Boyer decides to pay school money. |
William Brown nominated for Governor
OF Maryland by Senator Germans con- |
vention. Dissatisfied Straightout Re-
publicans will call a new convention.
0-Quay and Dudley resigned to fight Har-
rison. German receives big boom
from the Maryland convention. A fierce
fight in Mercer. The third party in In
diana gains strength. Archbishop and
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ire
land confer with Commissioner Morgan
about the Catholic Indian schools. Sec
retary Noble sends his resignation to the
President.
kansas politics at boiling point; both
of the great parties are preparing for O
mighty effort TO sIamp out the All 'ance. |
Republicans confer with Senator Quay.
Spooner out for Harrison. Hill ap-
plauded by Kansas Democrats. Robin
son, the favorite in the northwest end of
the State. Kansas legal freak, Judge
Mckay. bobs up again. Major Mckinley
fires his opening gun. Secretary Noble
no longer in the Cabinet; an effort being
made by the Administration to keep ft
quiet.
AUGUST.
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