New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS AT WORK.


THEY WANT a BIG MAJORITY.
Pittsbrrg Aug 80 (speciaD.-The campaign for
Governor in Pennsylvania Will be formally opened
by the Republicans on Wednesday of next week.
and the outlook is for continuation of the big ma
jorltes which. since Mr. Clevelands term began.
have stupefed the Democrats of the Keystone, as
wei Cleveland's followers In all other States.
The Republicans this year are enthusiastic and har
monious. the very opposite condition having pre-
vailed in the last contest. when Chris" Magee and
his friends bolted the nomination of George W.
Delemater. and openly worked and spent money to
eject Robert T.. Pattison, Democrat.
At present the Democrats dlsprited and in
q disorganized state. There nnumerable fac
tona fights all the State. resulting from the
unsatisfactory distribution of Federal Offices and
a army of Democrats. who are tariff men at
heart. are patiently waiting for November that
they may cast their ballots in opposition to
Democratic policy which they formerly howled for
in theory, but shudder the time for putting 1t
into practice has arrived.
The nomination for Governor of William NJ
Singery, proprietor of The Philadelphia Record,
an out-and-out Free-Trade newspaper is miserably
weak. for Pennsylvania Democrats have always
been considered cat least. secretly 800 conservative
the tariff question. and the wing when recoS-
nized the late Samuel j. Randall even went further
toward the Republican side on this question
| OF the Democratic journals published in Pennsyl-
vania. THE Record has been notorious in It's ad-
vocacy Of the Cleveland platform the tariff
question which earned for Mir. Sngerly the APP
pointment by Mr. Cleveland TO the office OF peace
maker" TO unite the Harrity ana ant-Harrl'y
forces whose only fight was about the federai
spols 1t is needless to say Mr. Singerly ialied 10
| bring about peace and Secretary OF state harr'E
and his enemies are no nearer handshaking than
| they ever were. But nobody wanted the Demo-
| cratic nomination for Governor this year. anu WI.
| Snger,y was literally prayed win ana ueseecne'
| 10 take it. There is absolutely nothing about MS
bi,h
tegrty and business ability are freely adhi''eu ny
| everybody.
A portion Of the Democratic state uehe' Is !e'
| TO be made up. At second and specn coh'e"-
tion TO be held in Harrisburg on september ii, the
| vacancy caused by the death of Hannibal Is. sloan
| must be filed Mr.. Sloan was one OF the TWO
nominees for Cnngressman-a-Large, and II Is sali
| Judge Butcher the other nominee. VIII Withdraw
| for he originally put on against MS WILL ""'"
the first or regular convention adjourned IL was
| with the openly expressed fear mat 'he '"'e'
| would refuse the use of his name
| substantial evidence of the lukewarmness ai"ohs
| PENNSYLVANIA Democrats was the Cresson TOWNSHIP
| Cambria County. hasco. There are l4o DeihociA'''
| voters in the celebrated Allegheny Moun'y r'Ho'"
and only two went to the polng-p!ace o" p'''''"'
| day one was Postmaster Calm.
| In the XXIVth Congress District when inc!u',S
! all of the counties Of Fayette. Greene ana wash
ington and portion Of this Allegheny county, uT
ds,rhn,lon Of the offices by Mr.. cleveland. assis;ea
BY Represetniaiys WsmS a. ' Fiat sma portion
| -, Allegheny County included In Spe d1sIiTS 81
h ihe Ff inr the ce Of Ptsbure ana Aegheny
The great amount OF ifeeng , wnrn whcn there
49, several riots many heads were battered anu
the poce were said r, out 6ny made possible by
publican fac,onal Nights to which eaIse fo ags
attributed cra.ss Democ,Tap eleE, lonblican BY
SAFE majority. and Ernest F. AGheson el EaP' this
a l which means the loss 70 the Democrats OF a
| distric, which they have he'd since NO A ,or, .,
the . Johns,o%n do5a Major EdTar A. ~ M9HSS2 2i!
Psbqrs lawyer ~ c5S Tas wsre tfnei down
IN ihe conveniion OF 80. ana state senator ter
mos, bitter fighting. Senator Quay warmy esDH -,
the OF peemaier hr, iHe 3, nves the coliapse
Of Deemaers big bank which cast a tio sys af;er
h eG.re sat- t It eq anf h %'rnn sece on
"' n19.mater went to the Pacific S.ope IS no" a
,nTvihf bonor and has dropped out OF keysiSne
politics ard memories senator eu h s,ircess Of the
are T9rKns aSiinsss auiabie ambition Mas
erahed in this yeas pSs Of ,h@ deegaes The
ar W. ~ The balance the ticket was al-o iha =,
IN sup'gnT he s,gftest degree spurious. for the
important; reason hat the h aipc,on
ths year aplv question Of the size Of the maiores,
and efforts vii be mace Nhrn 10 When GalusRa
Grow was to CONGRESS by ma2 rn4bcan 5r
,Se Grs an" tine The issue well defined 'heh Il
tn De,emater affair had been pTeiiy Wt' r'oc
gotten by the party leaders when Harrison
Mad the eninently respectable malori,y oI
NO ,he neyer-ceasing attempts OF H.,,t. -.
5rnagogues 10 lead wOrkingmen away III pu IN, -,
~. ~ strike AT one tariff protected steeI pan ,,.
Stamped all Republican manulacrutLeis oinc since
as he enemy OF honest labor Inc vo.I - re
800 is the best evidence that the Strangers nav "
turned camp: ,.,., oa,,,a,g, came the cleo
State Treasurer last year, wheh ..o'io
Isrkson Republican was elected Dy naiJJrstv; re-
20, nc votes or more than double the MAJOR" 'e
ce,ved by Mr. Harrison; -, = ,ono,lv onenel
The Republican campaign will be forna o} Rpnlb
. ~ safe Convention OF the League OF I'et g..
iican Clubs which meets IN ia rpisI''hh Nv General
.nn,her ) when speeches VIII De mar ~ p,,, st,rg
ItInso,rgs state Senator Walter Lyon OF = ,ar !,
"a nanidate for Lieutenant governor 's L. .,
ihe me-. ca;itsba A. Grow and others Ten Gays ia
Ean'a r,i hastings will begin systemauc .9i VI
IN c.a,e and Will be on the stump during inc y"
tre annmocratic primaries at Cresson springs pr
| me Dcl irrad ~ NAV have been partly a renee
,ba friendly feeling toward Genera!
mn VI "a charge OF Johnstown during me 1871
Sn~s ~ wreck and ruin following tle no. ,d e. ,be
CHS 1 near Cresson, and both are iocaled ~ w
town - ~ which was ALWAYS considered Demo
SAM ..rnnehold They have great ana genuine Nv
,or he Republican candidate up thefe Ia ''e "0'
talns.
r,,>,,rop LINDSAY on THE KENTUCKY OUT
LOOK
co,o,o- William Lindsay. of Kentucky, was al th'
E,f,h Avenue Hotel yesterday ne ~ a. '
,v Zoo, tau and weighs about go POUNDS
..rhe Tribune doesn't want anything 'hat co''.
sov" said he smiingly, 'our politics are VI ''''