Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-07-10


Into Liro Under the Fnnner OF Their
Great and Irvinc!bIe Leader, and tho
Schemes Of tho spoiIsmen VIII no
Thwarted.
The Republican newspapers Of the state,
almost without exception, indorse the can
tii,iacy of Senator Quay. Such n popular
wayo has seldom swept the state. 1t 10
simply remarkable.
A Crawford Opinion.
When Chairmcr Gil;.cson and Chris
Mn2cc and Dave Martin had prepared an
npportionmont bill. cutting down the leg
islativc representation IN the country dis
tricts, thus increasing the already too
great prcponderance of these cities over
tho country, Senator Quay went TO Harris
burg and by his advice the pcrfidious busi-
ness was stopped. These bosses OF the two
cities have taken umbraRe Mt this act. and
arc now deckcd In rod paint and feathers
and are longing for Mr.. Quay's scalp.
They propose to re-elcct Gilkcson ns
chairman and unhorso Quay And what
Will tho country districts do? What will
Crawford county dol Gilkeson, Martin,
Magee & Co.'S npportionment bill cut
down Crawford county's delegation In the
than ten years ago we had four. We now
have three. These fellows wanted to cut
US down to two. The power which stepped
in and saved US from that cut was Senator
Quay. VIII Crawford county stand by
tho old man" when the new combine IL
attacking him for what he did for our own
county along With many othersf Walt
and sec. We may have some very mean
men in or party, but We know OF mono SO
mesn rs to turn his back on the man who
is attacked solely for what he did for Us.
rs thy servant n dog that he should do
this thing!" Not much. Despite the bluffs
Of tho Pittsburg ward hoolcrs, despite the
perfidious Martin and tho arrogant.and
self sufficient G1lkeson, tho country dis
tricts will stand by Quay and against the
warmed serpents which owe all tho politi-
cal life they have to his nurture, even to the
power to hiss and dart venom at him. Mr..
Quay's hold on tho party has been Guilt
vstsd through years Of steady and faith
full work in the party's interest He took
the national craftsmanship whom his physi-
Cinn advised him that 1t would be at the
risk Of his life. He fought the Harrison
campaign through, enduring the heat Of
New York city, always present ut his post
day and night, giving audience and ad-
vice to his licutonRnts In every quarter Of
, the states. He wrested the Democratic
Gibraltar, the state Of New York, from
Cleveland, and put Harrison in the White
House. When tho Dave Martin treason in
Philadelphia nominated Warwick, the
Democrats set up . great shout and pre-
dictod that the Quay mon would bolt and
defeat him. but a visit Of Quay to Philadel-
phis set every Republican in that city to
work for tho Republican ticket. During
tho whole life Of Mr.. Quay, from private
In the rear ranks Of the party early in the
COS, to this day and hour, whom he stands
. senator Of the United States, and the
recognized head Of political management
In the Republican party, there il not .
single instance in which he svsr betrayed
the Republican party directly, or indirectly
| gave aid and comfort to its enemies. In
tn present contest 1t 10 not necessary to
| address Crawford county Republicans.
Lot Mr.. Quay's friends put In their work
where 1t Is needed. There Is nothing the
! matter with Crawford oounty.-Crawford
/ County Tribune.