The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-10-20

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SIS ORATOR AND STATESMAN
CANDIDACY FOR THE SENATE
Demands THAI Republicans Vote for Re-
publicans Alone. and not Waste
Votes on Smooth Tongued
Democratic Politicians
Democratic Politicians.


There are many reasons why the Re-
publicans of Kenosha county should
desire the success of the Republican
state and county tickets, but there Is
one great. reason why the Republicans
and indeed every loyal citizen, should
seek the success of the assembly and
senatorial tickets, and that is for the
purpose of securing the election of
Joseph Y Quarles to the United States
Senate. Democracy in the county
have seen the direction of public senti-
ment in favor of Mr.. Quarles candidacy
and have adopted it as subterfuge to
obtain Republican votes by confusing
statements given out to give the idea
that the Democratic nominee, if elect
ed, will support the candidacy of the
Republican faYOrite. But to this is
added a provision, +" that the Demo-
cratic party does not have a majority
on joint ballot" The; election of one
democratic, senator or representative
may cause a democratic majority.
Every indication, is against such al
possibility, but there should be no risks
taken, for Joseph Y. Quarles must be
elected United States Senator. There
is no doubt as to the proclivities of
Mr.. Reynolds or Mr.. .Slade to stand by
Mr.. Quarles~ to the end, and the voters
of Kenosha county cannot afford to
risk any uncertainty by voting for
Democratic nominees. Mr.. Quarles is
the peoples candidate and wherever
the voice of the people is heard he is
the favorite man for the place. The
Milwaukee Journal in speaking of Mr..
.Quarles says: ~ -
:" Mr. Quarles has risen to eminence
in the legal profession. and stands in
the front rank Of jury lawyers ofIthe.
state. He is a very successful advocate
and possesses the rare power of being
able to charm bis audience by the.
beauty of his language and his fine de-
livery, while DIT the same time he
touches the hearts Of jurors by the
earnestness which he puts into his
work, and by the feeling with which he
presents his cases to- their consider.
alton. This is one feature which
accounts for his success in criminal
cases, and another is his knowledge Of
the principles of law and his faculty
for Analysing the evidence in a case.
A Man of Deep Sympathies.
Mr.. Quarles has a very sympathetic
nature, and every tale of woe that is
breathed into his ears makes a deep
impression on him. He is always
ready to place his time and talents at
the disposal of those who are in trouble
without trying first to ascertain
whether the financial returns will be
commensurate. His sympathy with
those who are in trouble and his will.
.ingness to aid them to the extent of his
power has made him hosts of friends
At the same time it gives his abilities
as an advocate finer opportunities,
through making the cause Of his client
his own, thus stirring his nature to its
depths and awakening the eloquence
within him in@their behalf. Thisis the
secret of his professional success, for it.
is before courts and juries as an adVo-.
cate thathe has made the better part
of his reputation as a lawyer, leaving
to bis associates the less congenial
work of drawing papers and pleadings
and preparing cases for trial, though
when it comes to that part OF the
business he is by no means an indiffer-.
ent lawyer. -1 s- 4
An Eloquent Speaker
AS a speaker on political and other
public questions Mr.. Quarles stands
high. His language hasa polish that
is seldom found in the public speaker.
He is a student of the best literature
and his we'll stored mind is filled with
abundance of quotations and imagery
from which to draw for the purpose of
illustration and establishment. He is
a great reader and lover of good books,
living with them as though they were
quick with the spirit of life and motion
of soul and energy, instead of being
merely the embalmed thoughts of the
great minds of past generations. By
thorough reading and study he assimi
lates their beauties and their strength
and thus fits them for use when he
needs them A look. at his large
library of nearly 5000 volumes tells at
glance the character of the man.
There is nothing light or trashy on
the shelves, nothing but the best works
10 be found in the English language.
AN Enthusiastic Wheelman
Mr.. Quarles- is man of very active.
habits. His physical organization feels
the need of frequent and extensive ex-
ercise. Before he came to Milwaukee,
some ten years ago, he devoted much
of his time for recreation to riding on
horseback. He is a great lover of
horses and always had the best that he
could find, but as the years passed his