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

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most of the charters Of Dalzells new
clubs out. The Americus Club will nos
ngnE. Jack Robinson forms NUMBER or
mushroom clubs. Mckinley continues
on his triumphant tour.
6-Tho Alliance members returning in
crowds to the old parties. Indiana Re-
pubIicanS organizing q big movement
for Blaine and HOvey. Republicans in
Maine will present the name or the
Planned Knight for President. Senator
Frye addresses big prohibition meeting
in Maine.
&c. j.. Mugee sees Blaine, and he saws IL
looking very well and will be a candi-
date The Farmers League in New York
favors State issues only. Many votes
gained for Mckinley by the drawing OF
the color line in Cincinnati. Malone ad-
vises Virginia Republicans to bide their
time. Governor Hill reviews Buffalo's
labor parade, and is cheered Justify
S-The Republican State Convention OF
New York meets in Rochester. Platt viii
have his favorite lieutenant, j. Sloar
Fassett nominated for Governor. LIE
tenant Governor Jones sends a notG
warning TO Cleveland. Dick indor
hagee. Big crowds flock to Mckinley
Lynchburg, o. The Iowa campait
opened
9-FLssett nominated for Governor by th,
New York Republican Convention az
Rochester. Shouts for B,aine cause all
business in the convention to be sus-
pended. A strong protection PLATFORM
DIlzell captures delegate from Phila-
delDhia club. Corporal Tanner says
Blaine will be the man. Missouri Pro
hibition Convention pass very strong
resolutions
Io-Treasury oficials hold back approprfs-
tions made by Congress. The Denocratic
Committee OF Eighteen will consider the
adyisability OF filing the ticket. McKiD-
ley and Campbell both address monster
meetings in Ohio. Allegheny Councilmen
want to have Clerk Hastings suspended.
ll-Hundreds willing 60 fill the vacant Cir
cult Court judgeships at Harrisor's dis
posal. The bond scheme will be amend
ed by Controller Morrow to state time
and percentage. Controller Morrow
thinks Pittsburg should have an auditor.
Blaine refuses to say anything about Tue
Presidential nomination.
2-The Farmers Alliance claim tftat II C.eve-
land be nominated they WSli sweep
every Southern state. McKAaley re-
ceives an ovation at Logan an in the
Hooking Valley such rs that Apsrt OF
ofn;,, OHIO never gave before; as1Ty ns ny
on improving the Capitol.
4-Flower will surely receive the norI ina
tion for Governor in New York. Hi re-
fuses to run Tor a third term and ~ Rn-
Mckinley visits Norwalk. An OlM1
woman Prohibitionist declares war On
Mckinley Preachers in Kansas tell
their followers to stand up asalnso
whisky. Chief Hnmphries assumes
charge of the fire department..
I5-President Harrison returns to Washing
ton from his Cape May cottage. The
round OF executive duties again begun-
The campaign in Ohio continued by
both Mckinley and Campbell. Sscre-
tary of the Commonwealth William F.
Hsrritv says Shat Pennsylvania will bo
surely Democratic.
rules New York's Democratio
Convention, and secures the nomination
of Roswell p. Flower. C.. II. Allen nomi-
mated by the Republicans of Massa-
ehusctts for Governor. Governor Camp
hell cnp1Eg nf 0I1in Fair
lumbus. Mckinley at Bucvrus. Mr..
Flower resigns as member of Congress
from the Twelfth district, New York.
7-GovernOr Campbell makes Pittsburz the
target of his inaugural address. Lieu
tenant Governor Jones bolts the New
York State Convention. Senator Sher-
man addresses great mass meeting in
Columbus. General Gregg. at Hunting
don, Somerset, supports Robinson for
President of the League. Flower the
favorite among New York betting men,
5-Hhrrison urged to plaeate Representa-
tive Belden, OF New York. by making
him Secretary of War. The Republicans
of scranton getting ready for the meet
ing OF the State League. Chairman
Watres and Kerr meet in Philadelphia
and discuss the situation. Congressman
Springer addresses an enthusiastic Iowa
audience. Roger Q. Mills arrives in
Mansfield, o. Robinson secures three
delegates at New Wilmington.
9-AlcKinley turns the table5 on Campbell,
and says he must explain. Mills, talks
calamity to the Ohio voters erks
county Republicans declare for Blaine.
knights of Labor do not indorSe Powder
ly'S Republican compact. Belden says
he mas no knowledge of being appointed
Secretary OF War.
LGcnsrll Hastings will not be a com
promise candidate for the LesLaue Presi-
dency. President Stuart refuses So coo in
dues from Robinson's mushroom clubs.
Twenty additional clubs organized in
Lawrence county. Judge Cooley says
his resignation from the Interstate
Commission was not political, but be-
cause of poor health.
IA terrible scandal in the Pension Ofhce
calls for the investigation of Congress.
Cleveland and Mills enter into = COM
pact for mutual Advancement. The
judicial deadlock in Somerset county
still unbroken. Blaine will return to
Washington early in October.
is de elted TOR the League Presi-
dency. all mushroom clubs being barred
out He says the policy pursued will de-
feat Gregg and Morrison. Boyer ex-
plains why he gave Philadelphia its
school funds in such haste.
John B. Robinson elected President OF
the League: Magee and DaTzell fight to
the end. The western end Of the State
indignant over the gag rule" shutting
out new clubs. Mckinley and Campbell
will meet in joint debate october g.
Mills being doomed for Speaker. Blaine
leaves Bar Hnrbor in good health
Southern Alliance men still Democrats.
kerr feels confident that the State wiz
go Democratic. Republicans boom 1l.-
Blaine and Mckinley. Sherman declines.
to discuss finance with Candidate Leitz.
Cleveland and Hill expound Democratio
doctrine to the clubs of the state or
Washington Farmers wives in Kansas
orr.lnize. The Philadelphia City Demo-
cratic Convention nominate the Gov
ernor's appointments, w. Redwood
Wright, for City Treas urer.
The charges that Blaine does not desire
the election of Mckinley refuted. Camp
bell talks anti-protectinn at the Union
county far. Republicans in Greensbury
excited over the prospect of losing many
votes. DalZell not sulking, but working
for the state ticket. Harrity to succeed
tine late William /. Scott in the National
Committee
.Raum must resign the Pension Bureau.
Democratic papers exultant over Gov
ernor PattisOn's move in calling an extra
session of the Senate. The campaign in
Ohio vigorously pushed by both candi-
dates. Mills makes another gloomy
prognostication to Ohio farmers judge
Kennedy remains on the Republican
ticket. -
Mckinley follows Campbell through thu
Western Reserve. Philadelphia Re-
publicans denounce the call for n special
session of the Senate Chairman Watres
makes an urgent appeal for funds. Mrs
Charlotte Smith, of the Industrial League,
offers her services to Campbell.
at Circle7ille, o., listen to Me-
Kinley preach protection and honest
money. The Senate said to intend de-
laying action until after tee election
Many prominent Washington. politicians
declare TOR Blaine for presidential candt-
date in 1897
Mckinley tells the people of Ohio that
the political complexion of their nexo
Legislature is of the utmost importance.
Flower begins his campaign in New
York City. General Nathan Gon OF
West Virginia, spoke to an enthusiastic
Mckinley audience of 3, 900 at Bellaire.
-Governor Campbell and Roswell e. Horr.s
n MiphiOHD make OnnOSItIOn SDpeClea
at the Garfield, o., fair. Major Mckinley.
addresses a crowd at the Adams county.