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

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one that he is dying the other that he Is
well. South Carolina begins an active
tight on the sub-treasury plank. Gov
ernor Curtin opposed to any change in
the Constitution. Democrats in Chicago
reunited.
S-The Louisiana Farmers Alliance enter
the lists with the Anti-Lottery party.
Mylin still feels confident os his nOmina-
tion for Auditor General. Corporal Tan
ner think, Blaine will be the candidate.
Senator Dunlap talks about the knights
of Labor.
9-Disgruntled Democrats want Growers
scalp. Harrison takes a long drive with
Clarkson. Foster succeeds in retaining
Assistant Secretary Grouse. The lottery
men break the combination between
Alliance and anti-lottery people in
Louisiana. Mahoning county, o., Re-
pnblicans vote to nominate in mass
meeting.
in great bodies and return to the Repub-
lican ranks. Quay and Dudley will aD-
peal for a yindication. President Har-
rison holds secret interview with
Stephen B. Elkins- Blaine calls ON Sec
retary Tracy and Editor Mclean. Col
lector Cooper will use Penrose as
weapon against Jack Robinson. Perry
county Republicans condemn the Con-
stitutional amendment act. Wanna
maker says Clarkson's visit was friend
ly call.
to Andrews. The National Democratic
Clubs will gather in New York Con-
gresham Robinson confident OF victory:
Huntingdon county for Blaine Third
party people in Maryland will try to
overthrow Senator German. Senator
Pugh says Cleveland cannot get the NOM
ination in 1892.
R-Soldiers shout for Mckinley. Quay
favors Brice as Senator from Ohio. New
York Democrats will hold their <conven-
ton September 10. Republicans urge
Quay for Chairman. The Farmers ALI
ance complicate politics in West Vir-
piniQ EarmxrS' Alliance Brown.
Democratic candidate for Governor in
Maryland.
13-A female orator OF the Peoples Party
preaching free trade. Tine Maryland
Alliance not against Gormon. Loren
Fletcher says Blaine will be u candidate.
Alliance men in Kansas vote q campaign
fund of l cent each. Westmoreland
county for DalZell. Hon. Charles s.
Wolfe drops dead in Harrisburg just
after being appointed Worlds Fair
fisherman and Foraker confer Kansas
speakers ior Ohio. Cleveland will be the
man if he secures the New York dele.a
ton. Sherman is confident of re-elec-
ton. Chambersburg sends two more
Dalzell delegates. Washington may get
the next Democratic Convention.
l5-Major Mckinley's managers feel little
nervous. Politicians swarm at Cape
May Point, where Harrison is stopping.
Lawrence county indorses Blaine 1or the
Republican Presidential nomination.
club. Berks county Democrats arrslign
Philadelphia bosses. The whisky plank
in the Ohio Peoples Party platform will
cost them many votes.
16-Quay does not know what the State Con-
vention will do, but personally he is for
Blaine. Stephen b. Elkins thinks Patti
son dangerous rival to Cleveland and
Hill. Blaine if nominated will accent.
Maryland Republicans nominate a
wealthy granger for Governor. Mckin-
ley holds Il great meeting at Niles.
H-Senator sherman appeals to Eastern
holds political reception in Philadel-
pha. Georgi;l Alliance men split.
Democratic meeting held in Bedford.
Chairman of the Republican State Con-
vention. A resolution ready for the
convention that will boom Blaine.
1S-Gregg and Morrison will be the men.
The Republican State Convention con-
venes at Harrisburg. Quay and Magee
shake hands. A plank indorsing Blaine
will be inserted. The cry OF the conven-
tion for Blaine. Williamsport Demo
Gratis indorse Pattison, and declare for
Ritter for Auditor General Nebraska
Independents hold convention. Quay
booming Andrews for the National Con-
vention.
and Gregg chosen by the con-
vention. Harrison leaders block Blaine
boom. Philadelphia surprised at the
failure of Blaine's boom. New York ap-
proves of the caution OF Pennsylvania
leaders. Local Republicans believe in
Blaine, and want him indorsed in con-
vention. Powderly made a delegate to
Constitutional Convention.
mistakes the attitude of Maine
Prohibitionists. Faulkner doubts Cleye-
lands chances in the race. September
so, the time of the Democratic club re-
union at Pittsburg. Indianapolis Re-
publicans opposed to Harrison. Price
never said he would take the Treasurer
Hayes says that Powderly is neither a
Democrat nor q Republican. Foraker on
the failure of the Blaine resolution.
o., receives the great champion of
protection. Kerr confident of Demo- |
cratic victory in the coming campaign. |
Republicans in the Kansas Alliance
asked to return to their party. Robinson
is confident of election. North Caro- |
lima colored politician will run for office
with pensions for ex-slaves as his plat |
form.
2e-The people of the Western Reserve give |
Major Mckinley Il rousiny reception. |
Al9er says that Blaine will accept the |
nomination. Eastern business men will |
give cash to Sherman only. Kansas Peo- |
ples' Party managers give the people |
their pay roll. The Peoples Party in |
Finley, o., will nominate a ticket
2S-Col- Snowden says that Blaine Is in the |
fight. Many prominent politicians visit |
the plumed knight at Bar HarDor. Wis |
itors crowd upon Harrison at Cape May |
Point.
proposes to Dalzell that they |
both Withdraw from contest for League |
presidency. Congressman Tillman, OF |
South Carolins, makes an attack on tile |
Alliance. General Gregg calls upon |
Chairman Watres in Philadelphia. Farm
ers' Party in massachusetts adopt u plat
form. The Republican editors of Ohio
meet in Columbus. Major Mckinley
visits Morrow.
15-Major McKinley's managers expect to |
poll the full Republican vote. Demo
cratic leaders in Ohio confer. Pattison's
enemies beaten in the Chambersburg
Convention. Prohibitionists hold their
convention in Harrisburg. Congress
man Langston thinks Harrison is the
man. Westmoreland Republicans send
Mckinley congratulatory telegram
Both DalzeH and Robinson in the fight
in earnest.
6-The Prohibitionists in Convention at
Harrisburg, nominate State ticket.
Special examiners investigate the Audi
tor Generals office. Plnnib ignored by
the Kansas Republican Convention. Mis-
souri, Third Party gain many advocates.
President Harrison makes an address in
Montpelier, Vermont. Erie Democrats
for Cleveland.
addresses 10000 people on the
tariff and silver questions at Whining
ton, o. Chairman WatreS prepares an
address to Republicans. Blaine at last
speaks; will not be a candidate, but will
accept if nominated Maryland Repuo-
licans adopt vigorous platform. Robin
son carries Erie. Third Party people In
Ohio open their campaign.
slack Robinson again urges DalZell to
withdraw. Pittsburg clubs name DalZell
men as delegates to the scranton Con-
vention. Hon. Charles w. Stone gives
his opinion of the league fight and poll
tics in the State.
o-Treasury Department decides upon site
for Youngstown, o., Federal buildings.
Postmaster Sheets, of Braddock, wants
free delivery for that bustling town.
Both Republicans and Democrats claim
OHIO. Lehigh county Democrats want
Robert Z. Wright for Auditor General.