Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
QUAY CALLED TO COMMAND
He Yields to Frantic Appeals
to Save the Party.
A REPUBLICAN SCHEME Fooled
Tamnnany Makes a Tender
foot Of Dave Martin.


SlitEldl u ana wv
Republican national committees MaGedon
ian cry for help have resulted at last in
getting senator Quay here, and great Is the
Joy of the Republican leaders. Senator
Quay arrived this afternoon, accompanied
by Senator Cameron and Dick Quay. In
Senator hlUtt and many lights were on
hand to greet him, and to say that their
greeting was cordial does not express it.
The machine had got into such desperate
straits that it was necessary to summon
Quay or sink in mid stream.
Mr.. Plat is ordinarily the most nm
emotional Of men, and his demeanor has
sometimes been described as Stlfl and
frigid. Not 50 this afternoon. He rushed
up to Senator Quay, graspcd his hand,
shook il again and again; told hun how
well he looked; how glad he was to see
him; and said all the other nice things he
could think uE Senator Quay smiled in
return.
fMrLoRrD TO SAVE THE sHir.
Senator Quay finds himself in this hour
Of his party'S extremity implnred to re-
sumo his leadership and rescue it, il he
can, from the imminent danger Of defeat.
II is compliment well worthy Of the
pride Of any man, and Senator Quay
would be more or less than human il lie
did not enjoy il. After Mr.. Plat had
finished "enthusing'' over him, tluay went
to Ills rooms and then came downstairs,
advanced and Welcomed him
Tn.n,orrnw nioruinty senator pnnv will
Will thn Rn,u,LIiran i,ntinuf,I hnosIctiI,rtar.
AID tnkn communal Mn IInrritv viii
now hIyr Lis Iii fne ia onre mt,rs Ell.
counter Democrats do not forget that
MIR, llarrity fought Quay in the Puttisnn-
Delamatcr campaign oil 1880, and that
when the fight was over Mr.. ilarrity was
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I'm 'i,ENhLANi'H EN',N'hMENls
MT. CleSelenu Went 70 ms Once To-Day
and resumed his professional lahors. lie
VIII speak a inc Nernaii-Americah mass
meetlhg a. cooper \ mon on thursday.
NeNt week nc VIII aiureSS Il great Dtihp-
~
eya,inr ~ whirb d,w hc Vii snent ~
Brooklyn Then he viii return 10 lie
south. Nest and 1iirin., fla last week If tIr
cnmnairn he Mil sneak in Cbicnuo four
tirnrs
Irha hns;noss ,nen,s nos. n,oc.iny
bonle,l far nnyt ,:ntt,rdny mint nj whirh
Mr fsinycl,1,l ~ y, s,,c,,; M hae,, ,,,,s,.
,,n,,oa mil ,,,yt u,anl! hn.a,,.,, Gst,,r,,,,,
L the t.st an. ~ thn rn,istr,tinn ,vith
w.h;rt, Ia ,,,nati,,, VIII, T,,tnrraro
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NEW 4.oRK, OCT. 2i..seyeral hundred
negroes, imported from Philadelphia early
this month for the purpose Of sttltling the
bailot-ba&rs af inns city on election day,
were uncarlhed this morning by Police
superintendent bSrnes. ms largecolQny i
locatedlhthencw Eighth Assembly district
alone, quartcrcd in lodging houses and
other available places. Many OF them
were registered on the first and second
days Of registration. Every man il tht
90 "a
Tor ~ days Detectives are now watching
the negroes night and day, and thorough
investigation is beng made i'll various
parts OF the city. Az police headquarters
i IS SAID that over l,Wun warrants VIII BIZ
issued on election day against illcga
voters.
MAKING A BABY OF DAVE MARTIN.
Cnl A. K NcClprn in Nav Sorl; dis
match II I'm phill,ialnbi, J'in,rS ..ts . /
payid Marin md ramm;ncd in PhiladcI
mia ana moi aitempted 10 manage AFFAIR
IN this CITY. Tie EepubIicams wGlIld nav,
hpen in verv ,nI,oh h,ttcr CONDITION Nor, -
dnv He came hnrnldnr uS mn eynnrt il
| nirctinn crnnL eduess nnd lie rnmin,s Il
bccn resented as M insult t1 thc eitv
| While he is n master In tho management
| ~ The Sinetrrnth wnri nj phijaf,.lmhin
and Iikc ccntrps ~ nnIitirnl cronI,e,I,tnss i,
| HIM cjtv whom ~ L rnllcI n,,nIt ~ han,II,
a treat citv like New York n.,,iust Tam
many Hall the .m0st perftCt nolitIr,,
mnnGine thc world hns eyer Known Il \
| like sending tuddIng child 10 wrcstl
| With giant While the Democrats
| papers have made Martin most odiuus il
| the estimation of honest citizens, thu
| practical politicians OF this city have me-
Martin i'll his own way, and the,
have played him in the most bel
wildering fashion. They have So
1 ,ttftI. Ia. Il. kttr
ranged to get vast sums OF money out .
the corrupt fund that he is disbnrsing ant
they could to-day arrest him and put hin
i'll prison in scores of cases where they
have busted his eyes ana played HIM Tor
political tGnderfout, They believe tina
they can do better, however than by send
ing him to prison, and they will play hin
from this until election day. Even will
all the shrewdness Of John !. Davcnpor
to and him Martin has been g0bbled VI
oyer and over again III thls contest. amd !
to.may ~ the mercy u iiuii ,. ~ it,i'
i is eAt'att' NJ" NV ~ ~ i.st' w
n't.'e' IaS ihi''Su y" Iiit,G"i U," ~,
',f ,i,r,,,r ~, ~ .,M i"rM Mnts.
!" iiia P'otS.'tilS "I!iis "lu!''ist -
T." l'.iao $1,000 ~ - l'Nttti.s, % ~ TX ",
H lat,a it.ea"9 VIZ tStii SUM- !,
M..i,i Nv nTNg W. Msa 49,, t'n 'r
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H@ i",.! - aI, ,,, ti'"' ~ Y,
VIM r,,'2 800 " itetF i'''''t"''' 80 -
I'm eit9'
HARVARD FOR CLEVELAND.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 2l--lhc stron
sentiment felt tor Cleveland among til
college faculties is nowhere better il
stauccd than at Harvard University. a
but one OF the 80 professors cRmprisin
The faculty will vote for Cleveland.
AT Williamstuwn tile Williams CO.lcl
faculty has drilted far away from the Il,
lIlblicansm which gave the graduate Ga
held every vote save that Of Profess
'Ss1ia nov uct'ttc INCL .htrHtlol " No'