Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-08-07

| in every voting precinct, and for bitter
| ness and enthusiasm the primaries cx
ceedcd anything ever known in this coun
try.
/ Judge Oriley WAC himself a candidate
for delegate to the state convention, but
| he has run behind in every district heard
| from but one. 1t looks as though his do
| feat will be overwhelming.
! In the contest for district judge T. W.
Myton leads Judge Williamson for dele
gates, and will receive the nomination.
NO OPPOSITION IN DAUPHIN.
a Harrisburg dispatch says: Senator
Quay will get the five delegates from Dau.
phin county without IA contest. This was
settled Saturday night at the primary cleo
tions, ut which the 0aay candidates fol-
delegates to the city and county conven-
tions werc elected without opposition.
William H. Lynch and c. H. Backcnstoe
will be chosen delegates TO the state con-
Vcntion by acclamat!on. The delegates
from the country districts will be-: Will
lam b. Mcctch, Millersburg; John II. Nc
lihcnny, IinglcstowE, and George X.
Denn:son, of Dauphin.
These five candidates are pledged to the
support of senator Quay and were elected
at his suggestion. The combine tried to
get up u fight in this county and failed.
They gave up in disgust two weeks ago.
There Is no doubt about the sentiment OF
Dauphin county Republicans being favcr-
able to Haywood and QIay.
SNYDER REMAINS LOYAL.
A cispatch from Selinsgrovc says: Sny-
der county has gons almost unit for
Quay. The borough cast III out of 1ss
votes for Quay. J. A. Lumbnrd, DR.. B. F.
Wagonseller and other prominent Repub-
licans assert that this county will give
Q2ay about ], 200 votes and Gilkeson about
Tho Republicans Of Snyder county have
eyer been true to the junior senator and
have again givcn manifestation Of their
loyalty. The almost unanimous vote for
Senator Quay is all tho more remarkable
when the fact is taken into consideration
the idol o. The people.
The Quay leaders are jubilant over the
results. They expected a substantial ma
jority for the old man from Beaver, but
did net lock for such n one sided contest.
GiikcsoG's vote will be 100 in the county.
GETS PART OF LUzEHNE.
A Wilkos5arre dispatch says: The Re-
publican primaries in Luzerne county
brought out an unusually large vote. In
some districts tho full Republican vote
WAS polled. The Quay men allcge that
hundreds Of Democrats voted in the Fifth
and Sixth districts. At several polling
places IN the Fifth district there WAS moro
or less fighting. Bad blood was eneen-
dercd and wounds inflicted which will
take long time TO heal! A feature Of the
contest was the large number OF Poles.
I'm IN fnl
fore this Glass of voters have cut no figure
In the Republican primaries. But on sat
prday the mine bosses marched thom
,.avely to the polls and saw that the-'
voted for the Hastings delegates.
In the Fourth legislative district some
men who promised to stand as Quay delo-
gates withdScw Immediately after the
polls opancd. The reason for this was tina,
they had been threatened with discharge
from their employment il they continued
to support Quay. There was Wholesale
corruption in tho Fifth district. Money
WAS used by the Hastings mon lavishly.
Thers were three things that operated
against QuGy's success. First, the power
of money. Second, the influence Of the
corporations. Third, Judge Rice's cand!
dacy. In spite of the money and the cor
porations Quay will get three or moTs
delegates from LuZernc.
QUAY DELEGATs IN CLINTON.
A Lock Haven dispatch says: Fiftcer
, ont of thirty-threc districts in Clinton
| county have boon heard from. giving
| Quay twcnty-seven and Hastings cighteer
! delegates of the total sixty. nine which
will be in Republican convention mex
/ Tuesday.
Three wards IN this city elected Qua,
| delegates. The attendance at the print or
| les was the largest ever known, and th'
! contest was very bitter for the past few
days. Indications are that the convention
| will send q Quay delegate to the state Oon
vention.
| EE CARRIES Elk, TOO.
| A dispatch dated Ridgcway says: Qua,
! has carried Elk county by big majority
The combine has very little strength Will
! the Republicans, hut their cause wa
strongly chw,npionea by the Democrat,
Hall ring, who used their usual tnctics
| Dclos DCiliver has carried the county fO
| 0her!I.
LEBANON FOR QUAY.
| Lebanon is for Senator Quay for chHir
nan OF the state committee. This ha;
| been thrice demonstrated. On Thursda,
evening the three delegates from thi
county who were eleeted in June, me
and declared unanimously for Quay. Th'
! Eastings-Gilkesnn people were not satis
| fed with this. They wrote to the daily
papers denouncinx Quay and the Lebanon
county delegates, and intended to hav,
| the county committee pass resolution!
| instructing the delegates to vote for Hast
| ings. The committee met and defeated
the resolutions. Then the combine triet
to have new promises, but that, too. wa
defeated. Cash didn't count.
WASHINGTON FOR QUAY.
Congressman Achcson, who controll
the Washington county delegation. ant
who has been on the fence, although
claimed by the combine, when asked i
the resolutions indorsins Quay would b
adopted by thc Republican convention
replied Yes" This is sufficient to
declaration that Quay will get the dele
! gates. The primary election Saturday hat
no reference to the state contest, as the
delegates were elected some time ago, bu
the Quay sentiment is overwhelming ant
the delegates will abide by the instrue
tions. The additional law judge to b,
nominated Is In doubt
QUAY SWEPT SusoUEHANNA.
a dispatch from Montrose says: At tn.
Republican primaries Susquehanns unan
imously elected four Quay delegates te
the county convention. Montrosc elected
Quay delegates by o vote Of 1i6 to 113
New Milford borough and township 1:
very close, but Hastings delegates will
probably win there.
The nominating convention will be helc
in Montrose on Tuesday next. Quay will
undoubtedly get the delegates to the stats