The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-29

a. tuE DIlulhElHs WFTA :
lot a street in thfnd the indications t.le.
PaVee9~G Ore TO the effect that Quay has car.
RED Columbia county. Sixty out OF the
"a delegates have been heard from so TAR,
giving Quay 81 to Hastings 20, As there
are Do voting precincts IN the county, som
Of which are too far from tue telegraph
lines to be heard from Saturday night, there
fore, the result could not be then definitely
foretold. Quay carries the four wards of
Bllomsburg by a vote of 277 to 81; also the
seven delegates OF the township and Dor
ough Of Ca awlssa.
rhe la'est which came by telegraph last
night is that wi b four out of 40 voting
districts to be heard from, the Quay people
claim 56 out Of the 81 delegates to the Co.
lumbia County Convention and the Has.
tings men cOncede the election of a Quay
delegate TO the State Convention.
From Greene county comes The folio sing
dated at Waynesburg Senator Quay will
get the one delegate from Greene county.
At the primaries Saturday the Republ-
cans Tebuked the combine for its guerrilla
methods by giving The Quay candidate over.
wheImlng m %jOIities. Senator Wal on and
Judge Dickey, who conduc ed what fight
there was against Quay, got such a turning
down that they will not forget il. They
were badly beaten in their own ward. The
vote in Wayne 10 vnship was 62 To IL IN
favor of the Quay men. Governor Hast
ings' stronghold, Greensboro, cleo ed Quay
delegates toy a vote OF "a TO 10. la several
precincts the Quay vote was unanimous.
The friends Of Judge Dlckey are being
chaffed over his failure to elect anti Quay
delegates in consideration of his appoint
ment.
A Coudersport despatch says that at a
well-a'tended meeting If the Republican
County Committee of Potter county, held
on Saturday, resolutions were adopted
unanimously setting forth that the best ill.,
terests of party would be subserved by
eiecting Senator Quay Chairmau of the
State Committee. Petitions are being cir
culated among the members of the County
Convention, asking j.. Walter Wells, the
delegate to the State Convention TO vot- for
Senator Quay for State chairman. Four
out of five of the delegates to the County
Convention have signed, or will sign the
petition. Similar documents are in circu-
lation among the Republican voters of Pot
ter county.
The cheering news from Dauphin county
in a dispatch from Harrisburg, is that the
Republican naming meeting was held Sat
urday night. Nobody doubts hat the en-
tire Dauphin county delegation will be for
Senator Quay. There have been frequent
conferences by his opponents looking TO a
contest for ~delegales, but the field was so
unpromIsing that they decided TO abandon
it. Senator Quay's friends are ia con rol
here, and will see TO it that he gets the dele
gates.
Monroe c~ounty's delegate will also be for
Quay. A Stroudsburg special says that
Delegate McNeal, who was elected before
the fight began refuses at this time to an
nounce his preference, but says that be will
vote as his constituents wish and that Mon
roe county has always stood by Senator
Quay.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday
|, has the following: A prominent Repnbli-
can who is not identified with either fac
= ton said yesterday that the anti-Quay leI-
Pile were extremely anxious for a compro-
mise aud that some of them had gone so
far as to suggest the basis for peace proceed
= ings. This was, in brief, that Senator Quay
and Corporal Gilkeson should retire from
| the fight and that Quay be given foil power
to choose the man TO take his place and be
5 come State CHI irman.
Three men we're suggested in this con.
ntctiOn Congressman John B. Robinson,
General Frank Reeder and ex-Lieutenant
l Watres. These three men represent oil
shades of Republican belief. Robinson is
rampant Quay man, Resder being in tn,
Cabinet, is naturally close to Hastings
&. while Watres is friendly to both Quay and
Hastings. 1t will be noticed that GilkesoI
is not taken into consideration in this ar
Q rangement at all. That is what the LITTLE
8 corporal fears above all things-that peac,
. may be declared and GilkesOn let out II
I the cold.
!. The proposition for compromise, how
ever, is Indignantly spurned by tie Qua,
men. They say that the fight is won AM
: that talk of compromise is simply a sign o
y weakness on the part of the anti-Quayites
When a reference was made to Cooper i
" was said that Cooper didn't speak for any
a body bat himself in this fight.
n Senator Quay was at his motel all of yes
Il terday, and when told of the latest com
promise story he simply laughed and saiC
'Is that sO?o
Ex-Magistrate Durham, who is In charg
of the local end of the Quay headquarters
g at 1414 Pine street, left for Atlantic Cit.
l. in the afterHoon in company with Magis
k trate Harrison. When asked about tn
Vt compromise story, be said: at is simply
, confession Of weakness OF the part of thl
other side. They started the fight on Qua.
and will have to take the consequences
TIL re can be no compromise ia this contest
Quay will be elected State Chairman. Iii
opponents find themselves in the unenvia
a bic position Of running counter to publ
p sentiment"
Mr. Quay's Faith in the People.
JoHNsTowN, July 2s.--rhe brief col
caranee that Sanat + OuaV held with friend