Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-01


honorable senator, Matthew Stanley quay,
as representative Republican well fitted
to command wherever the necessity of
politics may lead"
This l think is sufficient to settle the
question and sentimenshere, although there
are some strong friends of Dalzen. Among
them is ex-County Chairman A c. Jansen.
Mr.. Jansen also presided as chairman Of the
convention that passed the above resolution.
james Schock, Jeffersonian Monroe
, county,.
VIII Not Eight Loyal Leaders.
If a vote were taken, it is quite certain
that Senator Quay would carry tho county
by a decided majority. The recent county
convention, at which nearly all of the dis
tricts We're represented, demonstrated the
truth Of this assertion, when the conven-
ton almost unanimously adopted a com
plimentary resolution of the senator, and
the question had not been discussed pre-
vious to the meeting of the convention.
Our Republicans do not fight "for the
loaves and fishes" but act from loyalty to
the principles of the Republican party,
hence it takes more than the argument Of
those who have been disloyd to persuade
them to join in fight against loyal leaders.
M. L. McQuown, Raftsman's Journal
(Clearfield county,.
The Party Unit Here.
There has been very little interest taken
in the Wyoming valley over the senatorial
contest, owing to the fact that the party i
a unit to the wisdom of the reelection of
Mr.. Quay. At the recent county conven-
tson to select delegates to the state conven-
ton and to the national convention, the
sentiment for Quay was very pronounced.
A few of the federal officeholders, notably
Postmaster Landmesser, of this city, at
tempted to stifie this feeling, but they were
rebuked pointedly and subsided at once.
In no section of the state is Senator Quays
service to the party more keenly appreci-
ated on the necessity Of his continued aid
demanded than in this section OF the state.
-Wilkesharre Record uuzerne county,.
No AntI-Quay SeEtinaent-
SO far rs there has been any expression ON
the United States senatorship in this 500
tion, to my knowledge. the common feeling
among Republicans is not only friendly to
ward Senator Quay, but his re-election 4
warmly advocated. The party press OF ouI
county is united in his behalf, and il there
be al anti Quay sentimen. anywhere it b
not voiced by the local papers.-Pittston
Evening Gazette Quzerne county,
The sentiment in this county Is largely in
favor of II. S. Quay succeeding himself ass
United States senator. The abuse to which
he has latterly been subjected his had
contrary effect to that expected, and has
crystallized sentiment in his favor. not only
aInoQg those who were Indifferent on the
subject, but absolute opponents. The cnun,
ty convention heartily indorsed him, and
we think gave expression to the opinion ot
the uasses--Joc a. Logan. Miltonau
Northumberland county,.
Two Voices from Indiana
The Republicans OF Indiana county are
for Quay. They ure OF the radical sort, aud
the man who stands up for the party as
Senator Quay did in the Harrison campaign
stands very close to them It Is pretty saee
To predict that he will receive the indorsse
IneHt of our members Of the next Iegis&a-
ture.-Editor Messenger Indiana county,.
Indiana is practically unanimous for NJ. T.
Quay. 1t reindorses his position on the vital
questions of the day and has not forgotten
his valuable work III the last national caIn-
paign.-A. T. MoorheaA, Indiana Prozress
Indiana county,.