The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-05

state. and Ne ought not 70 allow snort
sighted and inscriptions advisers to en-
danger him In s,is position or to instill
into his mind idsas that are contrary to
the real sttituds Of the people toWard him.
Governor Hastings hes not been making
war upon 6snasor Quay. Ths sAvissss OF
Senator Quay have been psrsistsntly an
tagonixns and opposing Governor Hast.
ings. and when the governor in the asser-
ton Of his dignity. self-respect and man
hood resented these attacks. Senator Quay
stepped to the front and said: This is my
fght' The fight is one Of Senator ouay's
own making. and the Republican party OF
the state will hold him responsible FOR
may follow"
1t IL explained that the reason Senator
Quay addressed to ex-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Davies his recent telegram COM
menting caustically on Bradford county's
conversion to Hastings was because MIR.
Davies, when q candidate for lieutenant
governor. had given up all hope OF re-
ceiv;ng the nomination. and was on his
way to the train. bound for his home.
when he was overtaken and informed
that he had been nominated by one-and-a-
half votes. The nomination was the direct
result OF Senator Quay's personal pres
ence and effort In the convention. The
friends Of MIR. Quay say they are 10th 10
believe that Davies will 20 back on Quay.
II Il Il
1t Is announced that Senator Quay will
start out from Philadelphia next week on
a campaign tour OF tho counties which
have not yet elected delegates to the Au-
gust convention. Senator Andrews. Of
Crawford. and Sergeant Arms Harrah.
Of the senate. will go with him. Their
first stopping place will be Hazleton.
which Is certain to send a Quay delegate
to the convention because Of the feeling
there against Governor Hastings for veto
Ing the new county bill, From Hazleton
the campa!gners will so to Wilkss-Barre,
thence to Scranton and other cities and
country towns In that anthracite region.
II Il Il
The Philadelphia Inquirer says the ''Re-
publican papers of Lackawanna county
and those of Luzerne agree that II is ex
tremely unlikely that Judge Willard. OF
Lackawanna, and Judge Rice, of Luzerne
county. can both be nominated by the
Republican state convention for the APP
pellate court judgeships to which Gov
ernor Hastings has appointed them" This
Is news so far as Lackawanna Is con-
cerned. Is the Inquirer simply romano
ing?
Il II H
"Lehigh county," says the Allentown
Chronicle, the leading Republican paper
of that county, ''.s for Hastings in the is-
sue which Senator Quay has raised and 1t
may be set down for certainty that its
four delegates will vote for sustaining the
administration and for the continuance Of
the present management of the party in
the state"
Major Everett Warren, Of this city, hav-
ing declined to accept the appointment of
judge advocate general on Governor Hast
ings' staff. 1t Is understood the governor
has appointed Colonel u. Frank Eshelman,
of Lancaster. to the position.
Il II i
Serious opposition to the return Of Gen.
eral Goblin to the senate Is said to be lie.
veloping in Lebanon county Those
spoken Of as possible candidates against
him are George B. Ulrich, 8. X. Ur!ch and
DR.. ]. X. Reinhoehl.
The support by the Democratic Carbon
dale Anthracite of the Senator Quay end
Of the present Republican quarrel is inter-
esting as indicating the sympathies Of the
enemy.