The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-17
ruLITICALpoINTs.

The democratic leaders hold forth at Bed.
ford Springs to-day, when the formal Motif.
cation Of the state nominees will take place
Mr. jerks the gubernatorial candidate, is
expected to sound the key note of the
campaign.
For an acknowledged party organ the
Miners journal is singularly skilllul in stir
ring up strife within the party fold comments
the Mahanoy City Record.
Dave Henning ESQ., candidate for the Re
publican judicial domination, accompanied
by Congressman Brumm, are campaigning in
the Schuylkill valley
DIR. W. y. Stein, Of town, candidate for
Coroner is making an active canvass and has
every assurance of success.
Thomas Dove, Jr., aud Fred. Hart, are
running for delegates in the Third ward in
favor Of DR.. VIM. ~ Stein for Coroner
District Attorney Graham refuses to de-
cline another term, and as a result the har.
mony move in Philadelphia has been blocked.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is candidate for the
United States SeEate in one Of the Virginia
districts.
1t is dollars to doughnuts that Candidate
Ryan, the Democratic congressional nominee,
will not declare himself in favor of tie Is to
/ hobby. He realizes the free slverites are
being pushed to the wall in this state.
John Wanamakcr will again take the stump
against Quay, and eudeavor to secure the
election Of an anti.Quay Legislature. Pious
/ John has his hands full
When the battle for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Judge in the Columbia Montour
district was between Little and Ikeler, Hon.
Grant Herring was Littles leading champion
and campaign manager. When keller died
Mr. Herring threw Little overheard and con
cluded he would take the judgeship himself
having been appointed by Governor Hastings
Notwithstanding Mr.. Martins denial OF
| having agreed to support Quay for United
States Senator, there is very little doubt gen
/ orally that there is an understanding between
the warning leaders in Philadelphia relative
| to the fall ticket.
The Philadelphia Press contains this bit Of
news at is expected that Maj. John f.
| Fnuey, of Pottsyille, will shortly be APP
pointed to succeed Assistant United State,
Treasurer w. II. Bigler." The latters term
expires on Saturday.
The name of John T. Doyle, formerly o
town and at present farming down in Gas,
township, is prominently and favorahly
mentioned in connection with the Congress
sional nomination by the free sivertes. Mr.
Doyle says there will be Il third ticket in tn,
field unless James w. Ryon, the Democratic
nominee declares himself in favor of tn,
Bryan dogma of is to 1 and the Chicago plat
form. Mr.. Doyle has hundreds of persona
and political friends in Shenandoah whC
would delight in casting their votes for him
In an interview John L. Doyle, formerly
Of town. replying to a question whether he
would accept the Congressional nomination
by the free silverites, said 81 will accept
the Congressional nomination if rendered tC
me providing Mr. Ryan is a gold-bug Demo
crat, and you can rest assured that l vii
meet either candidate on the stump in a dis
cusson of the issues. If Mr.. Ryan, how
ever, is Bryan Democratic there will be n,
third ticket placed in the field, but if h
fails to place himself on record the free sill
verites promise hot time in old Schuylkil
in this campaign. The brains of the Demo
cratic party are largely represented in The
, white metal wing. They are all representa-
, tive men and good workers. Besides tn,
masses of the Democracy claim to he mis-
represented by the resolutions Of the recent
county convention"