. Old time notes of Pennsylvania; a connected & chronological record of the commercial, industrial & educational advancement of Pennsylvania, & the inner history of all political movements since the adoption of the constitution of 1838. ablest men then connectedwith State authority, as he had served a long periodin the senate, but he was one of the most unassumingof all our public men. He was personally popular,for none more nearly completed the circle of all theadmirable personal qualities of a public man. No onein the Senate was more highly respected by the Repub-licans than was Andrew H. Di
. Old time notes of Pennsylvania; a connected & chronological record of the commercial, industrial & educational advancement of Pennsylvania, & the inner history of all political movements since the adoption of the constitution of 1838. ablest men then connectedwith State authority, as he had served a long periodin the senate, but he was one of the most unassumingof all our public men. He was personally popular,for none more nearly completed the circle of all theadmirable personal qualities of a public man. No onein the Senate was more highly respected by the Repub-licans than was Andrew H. Dill, and thus the two greatparties had eminently able representatives at the headof their tickets, and men completely equipped alike incharacter and attainments to fill the ofhce of Governorw^ith the highest measure of credit. Africa, the Democratic candidate for secretary ofinternal affairs, had creditably served in the Legisla-ture, although representing a strong Republican dis-trict, and was very highly respected, while Dunkel,his Republican competitor, suffered to some extentfrom defection within his own party. The resultwas the election of Hoyt by a plurality of 22,253, withMason, Greenback candidate, receiving 81,758
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