Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16

b otot y. l.. Flood, the editor and
proprietor OF the Chbuqua Magazine,
b. one Of tho dolcya,es.al.largc from
psnufylyauls. lie ttlls me that when
ho was Gppoillei by Quby's friends 90
accept this po5iliou prior 70 the meet
log oi the convention, he told them De
was lot Qlay ~ long ~ there SEEMED
TO he CranC1 Tor the convention
terminating him, after THIS he eA'
yuctud 10 20 10 Mckinley. ho VA a
strong friend Of Mckinley's and BE
| did uUt care 10 be delegate without
| no could have this freedom. hr Fsii
that Quay wns perfectly satisfied win
| this ara cement anu no THINKS that
Olay h thoroughly In sympathy with
| Mckinley. "Scnatot Quay" snii be,
/ n much misundorst00i mau, lie Ia
| not luIlduErr nor an obstinate mnu.
lie true that hb hasa gfoat deal Of de-
| termination aud that TO usually &c.
ojmpilshcs HE ends. Ho does tnis, how.
/ ever, by toe force Of reason aud PET
auasion rather than by bulldOz.ng.
/ have reason 10 believe that hc n In
thorough accord with Hanna ana the
| Mckinley men, auI NJ tue same time
| | think lac ~ duiug all that be- eau 10
harmonic matters with thv Now NorA
| men,
Doctor Flood 4 right ~ 90 QIny be-.
ing here the chief hgrmonizfL hs is
moving about from delegation TO dole.
CATION saying nothing 20 tue news.
| papers bat getting his work In On the
leaders. nm told that Tom Plat wds
very angry when q ny liut appeared.
lie thought Qlny had uton rather
tfeachetuua Ia aOlng from tue flavor.
ito s0n COmbintp scheme, but that
Quay soon made Il nii night 10 10
hafd 10 uudettAnd Quay's strength.
lie has a wonderful hold not only on
Pennsylvania, bat on Leaning muu IN
different paris Of the CDuntfy, He
does not seem 90 he magnetic. hu
seldom makes spvocnst. You seldom
SEQ him about the h0tulh, aud Hlli hu
seems 20 have the whole state OF Penn
syivania IN his let hand pocket anu u
10 able 10 throw u this way OF that o.
he pleafcf. Quay has bern interested M
politics tor more thnn thirty ynats. lie
was iu the pruusylvauia lrgislAlur,
J way back 10 tue HiNtoi, aud he was
tor come time great ificnd " An
drew &. Curtin. Later on no wotEei
! with Cameron, being hand Ia gl1y,
with old Senator Simon Cameron Anl
then with Don. OF late he has been
b running the machine alone. lie d
! | nrttiug deeper Into pulitlca than eve
aud has grown more AMI more wfhppr,
3. up iu a.. lie now spends great ucs
' at tins In ,hiuting over political mat
b tcfs anu has, as o. were, moods Of pllii
r. teal thought when ygu ctu't get apy
. thiuI gut Of him, MIS-, Quay rUfoIte
3 90 the senator in slCahlug O. "a ificn'
@ ihu othrt day. SBil che, ~ Wish Mat
4, was out Ut politics. lie 10 getting D
ID sJ deep That 10 ~ decidedly uncuu
o. Portable Go nlG with him Of tlmti
10 Why, may be- riding down tow
" wits MIN uu one Of the street cafs an
+. VIII usk hIm question about som
u family matter, be WI Eay yes Or uI
~ uut iu such u way that know tbs
10 hIs mind iH lHr Oh. 90 the way ou
.U here from pvuuByiyauia Quay had hI
special ear aud u was ON tue sam
tam ar % car Ia which AGdicks
2. New JrueY was travelling. Auiicl
ID. came ia several times 10 tplk VII
Quay. Qlny let MIN talk ntu u W.
10 plain Co AuulcEa ufleTA time thgl Gus
M was not listening, anu Dick q hy o.
Ia auualuTiB sou, bad 10 rouse hIn N
b., again HuI again ia Oraer that
W night treat hdjiCts dgcUutly, 1 A
~ told tUat thiu woe with 40 uCsitv iu
~ anything tut respectful Co AJI'C
? but lnll bic mind WIS 30 luauul vii
~, irc various political situations viii,
u, .u atfylug 90 manage that hr cam
,g EUtiiUw .Ium them,
~ Ast.Q IHy'8 gTost strength with o.
~, 'tiluls, coo number Ui autographs aI
1907 I.lIUrta which arc huuH uH ut MIN
. 49, L.uIH stands Uut lu evidence. A.
p. H, Qny pictures cy,tI whore. A 10
ts lu..tH pA'.HuE TO-. MA "th elgeii
~. u.uls %. u'u0 and CDiI above il rlau
AZ "a "a magnificent .umo In one a.
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