The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-18
THE STATE FOR QUAY.
A Storm of Protests for the Men
Attacking Him.
s,sEsT INGRATITUDE RBBUKED.

r,,ryuhere the Loyal Masses Arc Falling
tr,o Line Under the Hammer of Their
Great and Invincible Leader. aud the
schemes OF the spoiismcn VIII be
rhwartcd.
The Republican newspapers OF the state,
almost without exception, indorse the can.
dldacy Of senator Quay. Such popular
wave has seldom swept the state. 1t is
simply remarkable.
A Crawford Opinion.
Wbsn Chairmcn Gilkcson and Chris
uacee and Dave Martin had prepared nm
apportionmcnt bill, cutting down the leg
l.atiye representation In the country dis
,ricts. thus increasing the already too
great preponderancc OF these cities over
The country, Senator Quay went to Harris
burg and by his advice the pcrildious busl-
ness was stopped. These bosses Of the two
! titles have taken umbrage at this act, and
are now decked in red paint and feathers
and are longing for Mr. Quay's scalp
They propose TO re-elect Gilkeson as
/ chairman aud unhorse Quay. And what
Will the country districts dor What will
/ Magee ~ Co.'S apportionmept bill cut
. down Crawford county's delegation In the
lower house Of tho assembly 10 two. Less
than ten years ago we had four. We now
have three. These fellows wanted to cut
| US down 10 two. The power which stepped
in and saved us from that cut vas Senator
| Quay. Will Crawford county stand by
| Che old man" when the new combine is
attacking him for what he did for our own
. county along with many othersi Walt
1 and zee. We may have some very mean
| men In our party. but We know Of mono so
mean as % turn HIS back on the man who
| Is attacked solely for what he did for US.
! rs thy servant q dog that he should do
this thipgs" Not much Despite the bluffs
OF the Pittsburg ward heelers, despite the
perfdious Martin and the arrogant and
self sufficient Gilkeson, the country dis
tricts will stand by Quay and against the
warmed serpents which owe all the polit-
oi life they have to his nurture, even TO the
power b. hiss and dart venom at him. Mr..
. Quay's hold ON the party has been Guilt.
waited through years Of steady and faith
4 full work in the party's interest. He took
! the national chairmanship when his physi-
clan advised him that IL would be ut the
risk Of his life He fought the Harrison
campaign through, enduring the heat of
New York city, always present at his post
day and night, giving audience and ad.
vice to his lieutenants In every quarter of
the states. He wrcsted the Democratic
Gibraltar, the state OF New York, from
Cleveland, and put HARRISON In the White
House. When the Dave Martin treason In
Philadelphia nominated Warwick, the
Democrats set up great shout and pre-
dicted that the Quay men would bolt and
J defeat him, but visit Of Quay to Philadel.
4 phia set every Republican In that city to
work for the Republican ticket During
the whole life Of Mr.. Quay, from aprivate
in the rear ranks Of the party carly In the
6Os, to this day and hour, when he stands
senator Of the United States, and the
recognized head Of political management
In the Republican party, there is not a
single instance In which he ever betrayed
the Republican party directly, or indirectly
gave aid aud comfort to KS enemies. In
the present contest It is not necessary to
address Crawford county Republicans.
Let Mr.. Quay's friends put in their work
4 where 1t is needed. There Is nothing the
matter with Crawford county.
County Tribune.