Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-04
SWALLOW MEETS TABAhAKEB

EWbLbOW MEETS TABAMAKER,
Evc-v eforat Force IA t-c state 70 -
Dt-ecte- Against senator Quav and
uiE ad-sono OF 5da 0Eceloos
Adopted by IEom 70 Defeat ele Sgu!
or s5s rsapJe-Red Pspper IN Lu-
-.r-e as5 Fr-yIes ~ York r0au .-.
Quay -v..ror. D1.oot Than Ever Es-
Tore.
fF'Tom our Own CorresConcentl
Harrisburg. Julv 25- The revolt
aEz-cat Senator Cuay's control of f1e
Republican party IN FsEGsNlvcGfe IL
growing rapidly Tisva county sterted
fl by refusing 70 aave Senator Quay
cs It's candidate tor the United Star-s
senate. Clecr5,ld county followed sv
ir-luf hl-. down ana expressing tts
choice fcr Colonel 2. a. irwin Chester
county T. arranging Tor the Ereatoat
irc ervu6znL movement that was ever
known there. IT'S sole object being tne
overtime. - the boss wul has 50 long
controlled he party and the oticss.
vIG9T ~ EVERY COUNTY.
AaAt k#-N-l -N.itAa-~tg
tied tals nucl can oa said that N
every comfy m the state light VII
lie usGa E4iust the return ot Uer
10 .hs house ard senate Who are p.eds-
cd 70 vote FOR Senator Quay or any
otha. man that be may name. The
Quay managers axe preparing II r1--t
thls. Their pan Of 5ction wa5 out
..-d IL Eepresentativ George Ste-r.
d.
Tfher asked recently what ns
proposed 20 10 in the senatorial 6ght
al the next session Of ths Legislature.
g. he were eiec-zd. stsrr sa'2 that ls
would 1or pl=ige .-.usslf 70 vote r1r
Senator C--y That he did not know
who was opposed 20 Senator Quay. and
vutn All the candidates were in the
field ne cou,d not say what ne would %.
Nov this would have been very
clever. s1d a very shrew5 way Of evai-
fc- the issue had Il been anybody but
fTr Sterr MI Starr belongs tc the
-S1u6y' Crow crowd OF politicians -
Philadelphia VINO pretend 10 be Re
u-lllasns and get who have b0lted the
Republican ticket - a Republican con-
va--.-u every year for years back II
answering as he did Hr. Sterr gave
the SNAP away Voters al over the
state should take heed Of this scheme.
whenever candidate for the iegis-
la-ure refuses 20 pledge himself 70
vote Tor Senator quay Il Is 8 wise
thing to secure his pledge 20 not vote
Tor Ny. Quay.
4 HIGHLY MORAL DODGE.
Another dodge that the Quay Heu-
tenants are working is OF the high and
lofty kind. Some OF HIS candidates,
men Hike Sterr, OF Philadelphia. who
ara tor Quay through thick ana thick
are taking tnc ground that it would
erlharrass them II the present time to
say Who they are for fer United States
senator That 20 give q pledge not 20
vote foI M quay would % Violation
o. bair Obj Cation and that they ccu'5
not onsci3usentIv take the oath of Of
fee This is eli bCsh. II IS another Of
the devious ways adopted by these p5-
licol heel5cs who strive 70 serve the
father CT lies IL the raiment of angels
cf light
Vt IS becoming clearer every day that
an Of the moral forces OF the state are
10 be acrayed against Senator Quay.
asparagus" Andrews and the rest G.
the old gang. It VIII Interest the read
ers Of these letters 70 know that on SAT-
urday last Rev. Or Swellow, the krc-
Aiuitl0n candidate FOR governor. called
ou Hon. John Wanamaker in Phiadel-
phia. Whatever the opponents of Dr..
swallow mag say OF h.n personally, Eo
represents q great moral force, ans rc
is therefore pledged to DO that which
viii advance the cause Of gcoc govern
ment IL Pennsylvania. >r- Swalcw
caUe7 On E4r Wana maker 10 discuss
the moral issues Of the present cam
pai~r According 10 bis own admission
there was no co1cIIsion reached be
tween Or. Swallow and MY vans-
maker as 10 the best me+nods Of wag-
fng var against lossisl and corruption.
HOPE FOR UNITED ACTION.
This meeting has given a rise TO the
hope on the part OF many that there
VIII be an understanding between all OF
the anti-Quay elements Of the state,
VINO viii unite, X not under one banner
1t least under one purpose, 70 over
taIow The Quay ohgafchy. This can :
done py uniting on clean men for the
legislature and by making vigorous
aud bitter campaign in every county
TIE Quay ieEioas are not losing any
opportunity to discomGt their oppo-
nants The most 1isrequtabie methods
are being adopted TO this end Al anti
Quay meeting was advertised TO take
piace last week In Plymouth. LuzeTne
county The anti-Quay candidate foT
the legislature was TO be the principal
saeaker. fie is one of the best known
Republicans In the district. The opera
house at plymouth WAS packed 10 near
him. Shortly before the meeting open
ed everybody began snsezius. untlI H.
q
that the people were compelled to va
ca .e tie opera horse and the meeting
pes broken up The Quay headquar-
ters in Plymouth are In a tevern. it is
said ANA ii a. ,-eileeed hat some Of The
hahiu;as OK the5- headquarters scatter
ed red pepper through The opera house.
In York county IN May last the Re
publican county convention elected
anti Quay delegates TO the state con
yentIcr The majority was so over
whllminsly aui-Quay tina. the sena-
tors followers I'D not show their hands
IN the ccraty convention. The coaven-
ton ad iOurneG to meet on Aug u 20
nominate candidates for county Offices
and for ths legislature. Defeated by
the viii of the people, the Quay lieu
tenants for the past two weeks have
been trying to secure control Of the
next county convention on Aug. II by
getting proxies Of delegates. Il IA an
, old trick but IL cannot work, as the
Philadelphia Press exposed the scheme
last week This indicates only few
OF the methods being adopted BY Seu8-
tor Quay aud his friends to continue
their hold on the state But never be-
fore was Senator Quay SO near a per
sonal defeat as he Is today HIS dnal
overthrow will come at the next Gzs-
/ sion Of the legislature
COrsets n RUssia.
Eogol1ewOw, the newly appointed