Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
TO REVOLT AGAINST QUAY.
POPULAR SENTIMENT AROUSED
AGAINST the DICTATOR.
History LIKELY to Repeat itSeit.
The boss May Witness the same
upeising of tho People Whieh
swamped Delamatcr.

ih3t'sF mo the sp' tii'''
VIII again rise against inc DosS'
In the Pattison campaign there was
s,oi, , ,oo,,r,, ,rnopg business men of
800 " A'N''',9 ,h,aas
an h'hus unu uuoe"' Ni,'' 70 -.
Of political opinion that quay was
overthrown by n majority as surprising
% tho nco,,i, ,.bo rnnde the attack
~. ,,r,,,,d I,
hs IL was 10 quay Auu MS ''""N' -"
some respects the beginning OF the
present campaign FOR the mayoralty OF
,,A,,...,..,.,. ,,,,. go bog,rniny
'i'iii" o'ea '''e 60,
OF the campaign four years ago quay
is Just as dlctatorial this time as he
n,as ,ha, par,,so who ia Ouay's
candidate for mayor, is more the po-
litcal tool Of Quay than Deiamater
,,as 10 {, 10 nosaible TO draw distinc-
-. ,',...,....,, -. nh, ,re u,terlv sinh
tlohs between men WIZ az
servient to his orders.
When QUAY dictated the nomination
os r,oi,,,,tor for Governor his record
,,,tso,,- al
NVuaN 81 haa not n'eh 50 ".uD''
vertiscd as 1t has now, and his name
was not SO odlous in the minds Of
.,..,.,.t.,., ,,.,, -, aus. -eana,t for
wy "OHS "',O ""9 =,
decency ana honesty IN the all'lFs vi
government
In the gubernatorial campaign Quay
was exercising Ills prerogative as the
po5s VI stotg pli't.N't - ,,,.1,,,oy
u "'u' a. Az, NJ ~ -. 20 pbiin-
dclpha. He IS nearly as much OF II
| boss In the state now MS he was four
| years ago. In spite Of the defeat which
t'e ~ ,,,,it,i,, cicornd an, III
49, "e '''e 49, ,',,,,.n,,ti,, want 10
1 I ~ ~ i,,S ~. ba1,S,.or Ilc
sot ~, TIt.ft, nnA Vim HE benrhnen
Eli FL o up 40 st,i" and narticuinriv with
| NioTtin a,,d Durbpn and men Of That
/ gfrine In fbie cif,-. he Manned how he
,nirht regaip III shattered strength
] ,Ubc noIninrtion Of Prnrnse ia lnnj<ed
on 40 ono moro to rn-establIsb hiu,-
/ scif
Many OF the men who signed n Wig
orOus protest denounring QUAY during
| tho Dciamotor camnai-n cnilinr al
tcntion 10 his corrupt record while an
onloeholdcr. and pointing out with dis
| thickness that every voter understood
that the Junior senator from Pennsyl-
vania rested quietly under the charge
that ne was an cmbezzler, lived In
Philadelphia. They live here now.
It looks to some Of them MS If Quay's
recent trip 10 Philadelphia, and his or
der that Bics Penrose shall be nomi-
mated for mayor by the majority party
was n direct slap In the face at these
men In return for the vigorous drub-
bling which they gave him four years
ago.
In 1880 quay said h wanted Della
mater nominated because he would Ike
to own governor OF pennsylvania
once Just 10 see now 1t would seem
rms simple uIlerance caused n pro-
test or no small proportion Tor II was
hhythlhg put hErernnlc 10 large ele-
ment OF the kepnnuGan party To nave
u hpVeruseu tnAt Ihey were NOT an
lhusPendtnt poay OF eitli2rnS. ana mac
n1inins 10 suy III e'e'''nB their own
oi T,,I, IL, QUO. ,,, ,,,,,,., I. 80. dec.
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