Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-09
JOHN DALzELL IS THE CHOICE.
Conti,ssed from Seventh Pags.


Congress he has acquitted himself will
credit and honor, and If he should enter thu
Senate, he would have at first but few
superlors on the floor, and after few years
experience there, I do not believe he woult
have any,"
Mr. John Ewing, the real estate, bont
and stock broker, Of Fourth avenue, said:
"Hon. John Dalzell's public services en-
title him to the respect and confidence Of al
honest and patriotic citizens. regard hin
as statesman above reproach and of whom
Pennsylvania and the country at large
should feel proud. had great confidence
in the honesty and discrimination of the
rank and file of the Republican party ano
feel assured that they will be glad TO- have
an opportunity to express their high ap
probation of his public services"
None Better Fitted for the Place.
Captain R. M. BOYD, of the steamer
Elizabeth, is enthusiastic, and says that he
is decidedly in favor of Hon. John Dalzell
for United States Senator, for know of nc
other better fitted to adorn the Senate, and
serve the people of Pennsylvania I believe
him to be the ablest available man for the
position. No man stands higher than he in
this community, and in addition to his ex.
trsordinary ability his reputation for in
tegrity is without spot or blemish, his life
long residence in Allegheny county makes
our vast business and transportation inter
ests, which need now more than ever before
the services of such an able champion as
John Dalzell."
William Collingwood, the general fire in
surance agent, and his four sons are all anI-
ious to say something in praise of Mr.. Dal-
zell and his many rare qualities as states
man. 1--WE are all heartily for Mr.. Dal-
zell," Mr.. Collingwood said. "He is a
strong, clean man. He is faithful to every
trust, and by bonoring him further tho peo-
pie will surely honor themselves. His
almost unbounded knowledge of the best
and varied interests of our Commonwealth
fits him to represent us as we should be
represented So far in his public life he
has never faltered. He has been on duty
constantly and no interest has been neg
lected. Mr.. Dalzell should certainly be
sent to the United States Senate"
Would Give Dignity to the once.
George Johnston, the real estate broker,
was very emphatic In his declaration. He
said: ''It seems to me 1t is high time for
the people to awake to the fact that the
State of Pennsylvsnis Is practically without
In the United States Senate.
It Is time we had Senator who would give
dignity, worth and ability to this high Of
fee. Mr. Dalzell is honest, upright and in
corruptible. He has brilliant record and
would do nothing to dim it. He is Allie
gheny county's most gifted orator; has
unbounded ability and is in every way
worthy. By all means let us have Mr.. Dal-
zell.
+. 7. Lusk, General Agent and Manager
h. A,k,o1 n. n,
pany, said he was not much Of politician,
he was always anxious to see the interests
Of the country In safe hands. He was graft
fed ito hear of the general disposition to
elevate Hon. John Dalzel1 to the United
States Senate. Mr. Dalzell," he went on,
SIS sbundantly qualified to fill that re-
sponsible Office. I have watched with much
interest Mr.. Dalzells public career. and I
believe him to be as free from criticism as
any man in the United States. He has been
faithful and loyal to his people, and I am
satisfied the business men of this State fully
his efforts in their behalf and in
behalf of o good government. Mr.. Dalzell
Is big enough to adorn q seat in the United
States Senate, and if chosen to the Office he
will be q credit to the State and to himself"
His Sterling Worth Guarantee.
Marshall Brown, Esq, said! cit is a
sincere pleasure to speak of the sterling
qualities of heart and mind possessed by
Mr.. Dslzell His cleancut honesty, broad
culture, profound knowledge of the law,
wide experience in national legislation, and
fairness and logic in the discus
sion of men and measures pre-eminently
fit him for the highest Office in the gift of
the people"
Mi. Frank G. Craighead, dealer in lamps
and china, has this to say Of his old neigh
Dor:
81 have known John Dalzell from boy
hood and have been his neighbor for 70
years. His every sentiment and action
show sthe instincts of an honest man and IN
gentleman. have known him
to volunteer his professional services
(Which it is well known have q high pecu-
MARY value) without charge to persons in
poor circumstances, that he thought were
the victims of oppression. I have knowl-
edge Of one case in which this was done,
and many hundreds of dollars also contrib
uted from his own pocket in what he con-
like John Dalzell is willing to give his val
liable time and talents to his country he
should have the earnest support of all we'll
wishers Of our glorious old Common
He u Above Machine Politics.
'tMy reasons for supporting John Dalzell
tor United States Senator" said Mr.. G. NJ.
Ludwick, Cashier of the Freeport Bank,
Freeport, Pa, 'tare because I consider
him eminently qualified for the position in
every way; because he is man who would
would do honor to this State; because he
r O uuhn 10 ohnro yv,onhiro
has honor enough to advocate what is right
and best for the Republican party. Mr..
Dalzell is man who has made an enviable
record for himself in the Lower House, both
IS a speaker and statesman, and has given
10 many proofs of his loyalty and love for
The party that, in my opinion, the honor of
United States Senatorship is little enough
10 give him as a token of the high esteem
We have of him and reward for his valu-
able services rendered us"
j. j. Campbell, of Campbell & Davies,
he East End expressman. says:
'"The Republicans of Pennsylvania can
best serve the whole people of the State and
he nation by sending Hon. John Dalzell to
he United States Senate. Mr.. Dalzell is
one of our kind of people. He is worker.
He has been worker all his life. His pre-
eminent fitness to fill any place within the
gift of the American people is beyond ques-
lion the strongest evidence that can be
offered in his behalf. Mr.. Dalzell is credit
10 himself and to his State, and by all
means we should send him to the United
States Senate"
Cannot Get . Better Man.
Mr.. George Addy, Of Munden & Addy,
plumbers, Allegheny City, is neighbor Of
Mr.. Dalzell at Swissvale, and when asked
for an opinion Of his neighbor, said:
81 am for Hon. John Dalzell for Senator,
because don't think it possible to get
better man for the position, or one who will