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

~ ~ 49, VSSss k2ao0 SsSSsAs-
|{Gp1vV4 With politics in thess days, and
80 trust that . speedy fall In the tenn
>spuE1tuD viii come, for their sakes and
I7Shuaf porty's ; slse the consequences may
x,A6difesal. Il b just the time when the
A'lhsls efforts are being made by those
4 Who ~ the govefnofship and BY their
= xtrIoAds, who think that the worlds des.
tfny depends upon their knocking out
\. IRE other fellows. It Il surprising to
Z 81 -phil6sophIcal observer to note 10
What sxfxsms Of agitation and what
y~1tyavagancs Of exsrtion the politician
{: 1osIlont tobe carried whenever the noini-
j ns4iue time comes around % that II 10
U19hty unhAndy thatit generally comes
ssiA Summer time, when the heat hslps to
rob the workers Of their heads and makes
7. tiism do and say all sorts Of foolish
& thlngs, And very often brings out = very
z poor sst or candidates after all the labor
!: II the mountain.
$. We note the sign of the heat to-day In
~ Philadelphia RecovSi's report that II
has found tan active Republican who IL
Aclose friend Of Senator Quay, who said
Il yesterday, In discussing the situation,
sliAt he regretted the Republican con.
I fyontidh was to meet before the Demo-
3 cratic convention. The weakening Of
y ssO9kmatsr's chances for the nomination
Was the uncertainty Is 70 who the Dem.
q oeratss would nominate. The speaker
.1eAid 10 would guarantees the nomination
~ DelAmater on the flmt ballot II II
y osold b. known certainly that Wallace
ssxould b nominated. On the other hand
Y n n wo certain that Pattison would be
y notninAted outside Of complimentary
/. vote, Dslamatsr would not be candi-
z datA before the convention.
Clearly the heat has had thoroughly
~ 1emorAlizipg affect not only on that
&w aotivs Republican" but on the active
fs1pporter ~ we'll, aimee II 10 to be pre-
that Mr.. 6ingerly does not en-
III p1oy gsntiemsn whose heads are always
soft enough to take In such talk.
Out In Blair, too, we note that DEM
Qcrasic county chairman and secretary
dsSpolled the county committee together
|. ! md then undertook to keep them from
|ss nneetipg. ~ the emergency Inducing the
>xscall had passed away under the action
|s4of saad chairman and secretary In call
Ing . convention on their own account.
fHErpbAbly II was the heat here again
g hat was responsible for the mental ir-
ysz6gularity OF this chairman and secre-
& taSy.
II These two illustrations are of Demo
lseEn<5o imbseillty assailing Wallace
4 p0saibly there ars like heat effects on the
MI Wallace aide. Certainly there are very
sssxhAtked ones showing among the Re-
sspuhilcAns, who are getting Into . terrible
%rtaneie over Quay and anti.Quay and
the collateral Issues thence arising.
Out In Pittsburg Congressman Bayne
1 sought . nomination for Congress
- the purpose Of declining 1t and put
ting his own man In his place. The
tRepublicaus Of the district consid er this
: fsat. Of heat madness, since they deny
~ that congressman, who does not want
u = Aomination that 10 given him, can
hand IL on . platter to another fellow Of
Ahis selection, without saying boo " to
Il the people about It. And there seems to
q - sense In the Idea. II the weather
81 was lesa hot, Bayns and his man Stone
might be persuaded to sec that q nomi.
nation Of Bayne was not nomination
cf Stone for 1t seems to he q simple
enough proposition.
And then there IL the wild Rutan, In
4 the same vicinage, who did not get the
~ nomination for senator, but who says he
4 did and b going 10 run anyway II
be didn't. Apparently the heat has
II. struck him hard. He has been
senator for several generations and
Tn has always been an efiervescent hottie
: 1his time he blows out the cork, and
s. doghtless too himself from the Senate.
al a,- perspiring friends we would
uiAn0 action 4. =, please, that the
!. Ss.~-.ate though 3eur man
~ be not nominated aud save your.
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