Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

coe Conkling and James G. Blaine. Only
one remains to-day and he has no peer
Both were wonderful men when both
were alive. but tie death of one has
left the other supreme. If Blaine VIII ac-
cept the nomination it is his. hands down.
lie will carry New York and every Northern
State without trouble. Pennsylvania VIII
give him the largest majority ever accorded
any man in her history, and the whole coun-
try will be proud to do honor to her greatest
living son. Blaine is ono of the greatest
great men this country has produced.
County Recorder George NJ. Won Bonn
horst-I am for Blaine. He is the greatest
statesman in the country. He can be
elected easier than any other man, ana ne
deserves the proper recognition of CRATE
e. n. Randolph. Secretary of the State
League of Republican Clubs-Blaine IS the
strongest candidate in the country. am
Tor the man who can win, and believe he is
the man who can do it most easily.
Blaine the Man of the Year.
Attorney A. c. Robertson, Select Council
man-Blaine is the biggest man in the
country. There will be no doubt of his elec-
tion, and the Republican party owes it to
him to make him President. If the party
cannot win with Blaine they cannot win at
all. His strength, outside of his great popu-
larity, lies in the fact that any differences
he NAV have had with party leaders
throughout the country have been healed
or forgotten: he would 20 into campaign
without a bitter enemy within the party.
While the present administration has been
clean, honest and, in some respects, brilliant,
enemies have been made, host OF disap-
pointed office seekers are on the aggressive
and would be hindrance to an elevation for
a second term, which, by the way, there
seems to be n growing sentiment against.
blaine is the man of the year and l believe
he Will be nominated and elected.
Hon. NJ. Is. Lemon, member of the Legisla-
ture-I was nevera Blaine man until two
years ago at the State Convention OF Repub-
lican Clubs in Philadelphia. His name was
the only one that created enthusiasm in
that convention. When it was mentioned,
even in the most accidental way, it created
a sensation. Men rose by hundreds
and cheered, threw their hats i'll the
air and almost tore off their coats
in the excitement. The demonstration was
strong and marked that it converted
me to the Maine mans following. l believe
lie is the greatest citizen, the greatest sta tes
man and the greatest diplomatist this coun-
try has ever produced. He will not only get
more votes in his own party, but more from
the opposition parties than any man that
can be named.
For Blaine Since He Was Boy.
James Piatt, Common Councilman-I have
been Blaine enthusiast ever since boy
learned to read in the township school on
Wheeling creek. My enthusiasm has grown
with me to manhood, and believe to-day
that Blaine Is the greatest intellectual
power on the American continent. Every
body else is OF the same opinion, and a
result he will be nominated and elected.
Thomas Mcclure, Common Councilman
Blaine is the strongest man in the country
and there is no doubt of his election if nomi-
mated.
DIR. George Gladden. Of the Americas Club,
from Homestead-Blaine is my man, and al
ways has been. He can win easily, but with
any other man it means a fight.
Roger O'Mara, Police Superintendent-The
excitement that would follow Biaine's nom-
1nation wonld excel anything in American
politics He would be elected by an over
whelming majority.
Warden McAleese-I am for the best man,
and the best man talked of is Blaine. He is
a man for the country to be proud OF, and if
given chance the people will show their
with rousing majority.
Can Carry New York State.
Matt Weiss, ex-Councilman-Blaine will
carry New York State and no other Re-
publican can, this year, therefore l am for
him unreservedly. l think New York is
necessary to Republican success, this, as in
former elections for President.
II. j. MorSe-Blaine? Why he will sweep
the country like wild fire. l have but recent
ly come from Texas, and all the way from
there to Pennsylvania the magnetic name of
B.aine was on every lip and spoken euthus-
:stically by every one He should lead our
forces on TO victory this year.
W. \. NesDit-He is nv man and if health
permits he will undoubtedly be the next
President, as he will sweep the entire coun-
try.
William Witherow-He is the man. When
such general of politics as NJ. S. Quay says
Blaine Will surely win, think it is enough,