Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-12

That Fall OF QUAY.

That Fall Of Quay.
klt = sad, but true, that those truly
~ men, John Sherman and Matthew
~, have fallen out. Sherman was
ay's man ut Chicago, aud after that
Y slt that he had lien upon him.
gmAn 10 not one of the warm-blooded
4 that IL readily linked In friend
pb chain, aud the tie 'twixt him and
was rudely torn when an Ohio
~ SCok the place that Quay had se-
~ Tor his Pennsylvania man, Gilke-
1sAndherman however, plastered Quay's
Indsby the assurance that 1t was a
$ed Ohio congressman who had put
Ohio man in, unbeknownst" to
ne Ohio senator; and Quay f.
~. consented to seem to be.
~ him. And but lately he
he sOuntcd on Sherman's vote for
aean Baily for sergesnt-at-arms. He
cchot get 1t, and again charges his
~ brother with treachery. This time
40 not hear that Sherman seeks to
syle back to the Quay bosom. 1t is
n that the old friends meet without
Xklng. Apparently John Sherman
secCncluded that the power of Quay
Spolitical agent has departed.
IiSh indeed are the signs Of the times.
rubenate by very decided vote has
teed to give him the Office he asked
5is man Baily, and has said in
distinct language that Quay Is not
chere nor the senator's boss any
His organ, the Philadelphia
yer, says that Quay never assumed
01oes Of the Senate and that therefore
N.seat has no significance in show
C waning power. II ~ unable to
HE fact that he does not boss the
=; and, however, true this may al
nSve been, 1t has not before been
5trated; now it is known that
~ Quay Is of the Senate he
pr influential in IL. 1t has
conspicuous fact that he Is sell
the Senate chamber, and that he
~ heard publicly in it. When he
a been fishing he has been impos.
u;:elfupon the country rs the Re
Wspolitical leader; and we do
gorrytand that he has ever been
ed . disclose the fact that he il a
n: the Senate in influence as well
ysOry and In craftsmanship.
me- fullness of time the opportu-
~ this demonstration has come.
a frtook to get possession of the
Jat executive office of the Senate,
I'd would be potential to his po-
o55deming.
,eogo he picked out Baily for the
z od started In 10 supplant Ser
2 rms Canaday, who was
Q man. He failed to put him
bro thnmencement of this Con-
. kanaday afterward decided
his own accord, and the OPP
eh,ncame to Quay to test his
ana the Senate. He has been
tne,ompletely that he is doubt
lle To see the mistake he made
lrst the venture. 1t seems highly
the light of the event, that
81. ~ laid for him to break his
erhaps that good man John
4 VS. willing to see him fall
xsy, ling to assail his man Can
tperhaps Canaday dropped
lay drop down.
e he has dropped, and every
. j. heard the sound. He
crpot so distinctly personal
"a do ~ ;;hanee for his escaping
:, at sything was ordered to
'rtsay's demand that Baily
~. the place. Ii was urged
3 tntst g>-'- Young .e "Is> ~
Cd. IT ing, said " .ay lie must
70 " himself. And SO he did
sesd 3 did not vote for Baily,
A sca.re friends than Quay.
II ,rhtf, indeed has fallen; at
= Iouty in seeming. That hc
Win fact this result clearly
pofe has never been any
stion for Quay's power. II
aesat upon his boldness, his
Fcspaess, and the money OF
m ran anamakers, who were too
e I. themselves to get what
~, rse eaat they wanted and who
-. fed with it their instru-
"a 9 ready TO use II where
-. most good without bur-
u,u, white souls with the
hlaa,hhere it had gone. He
TIA procurer.
y has failed him as an
reverend Republican n
u Melody seem to have
--Lsion that there is
II = tn ~ too fresh and risky,
ri fsut the present leader
ICY. They utter aloud
FR6nN"SYith Speaker Reed
aks o possession of the
buo y has taken charge
p 'isass,art of the Republican
:riekes to say what its
IN %6r No. iall be and to what
di,ttshall dance a lively
Pre- ablican senators do not
10 sarfl lption, the agility or
acityclare that Speaker
a hS, adent in his effort to
In iand force his meas
ytt.! % power Of his Office
n X lriff measure and de-
bis n The fight is fairly
20. tween the seniors
hihse party. And as
ing. term possible doubt
~ n ne right of the
Jpn J .,Iows that if they
pull their party
:rilI 60 under; which
(rs rSasprobable result. No
SSsSf Reed and Quay !;
~ isl",arty has quite too
Sintn snfieshpots TO make
es al they will be made
SE,.-< the assault of the
81. pains Of their in