The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-20
QUAY GOES TOWASHINGT0N
HE SAYS HE MAS NO DoUBT THAT
NE Will BE RE-ELECTED.

HE WILL BE E-ELECTED.
Some of the Democrats Restless Under ths
Party Lash-Gov. Stone Making Every
Enort to Pull Quay ThrouRh-The Dem
OcrHta Warned TO stand Fast for jerks,
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. Ex-senator Quay was
the guest OF Gov. Stone at the Executive Man.
sion last night. and at $40 o'clock this after.
noon len for Washington. Before going he said
Il am. going to Washington to attend to
! some official matters that require my atten-
ton. The situation here as far as tho United
States Senatorship is concerned is entirely sat
is%factory TO me. am grateful to the Republican
members OF the Legislature who honored me
with a unanimous nomination for recollection
and appreciate the action of oil those who stood
solidly by the action Of the caucus. | have not
the slightest doubt Of my election, Ny friends
have a thorough and perfect organization, and
l am satisfied to leave the management OF my
canvass in their hands during my absence
There was no material change in the ballot
ing to-day and both sides in the struggle for
the Scnatorship say that hostilities have been
practically suspended until next week. The
adoption of rules for the government
OF the Joint legislative assembly to-day
provides for pairs in the balloting and
the desire of many members to go home
over Sunday will probably result in q thin
tDnNblJlOu VD-NlOIIDW. IL ~ uOJ "a UtCttu bhdt
there will be n break of the deadlock for at
least another week and some member of the
Legislature would not be surprised TO see the
fight go on for many weeks.
The supporters of Senator Quay think that
the Democrats will eventually tire of voting for
their candidate. and will then turn to their
favorites among the Republican candidates.
In that event they say that Senator Quay would
surely get his share and be elected. Some
Democrats already are becoming %restivr under
the binding rule Of their caucus and tnrraten
to break away from the party strings, IN tho
House this morning Capt. George W. skinner,
a Leading peIn9crat, ris,ng 70 a GHes'@ q
other Democrats had been in secret conference
with Senators Quay and Penrose at a, certain
such a story had been published as emnnatinE
from the W~anamaker bureau. and in q warm
speech he defended himself and his party from
the insinuations Of various rival candidates
and their friends.
T9-night Representative Charles E spatz
of Berks, another Democrat, said he sympa-
thized with Capt. skinner and the other Demo
cratic members Of the Senate aud House who
have been the subject Of MISREPRESENTATION
re reed the That a tbcsss siots h]eaIHu@hr sd pl,c ne
a Number !" of his Democratic colleagues
is a false position with their constituents. He
intimated that IA continuance Of this course
would lead to emphatic condemnation in an Of
fetal declaration that may lead to results which
those responsible for these reports least desire.
ms sort OF talk among the DomOclatS JuStlleS
to some extent the suspicion that they are only
awaiting an opportunity and a good excuse to
Senator Quay had Ill votes to-day. twoo of his
supporters being away. One of them, Senator
Brown of Westmoreland. is said to have voted
the last time for Quay out OF respect to the
wishes of. his constituents. Representative
Harold OF Beaver was on hand to-day and
voted for Quay. Some time ago he gave out a
statement saying he would not vote for SEN
ator Quay until the Senator was cleared Of the
thn Inint Ian Ilnf "a plR mDEinU 1DD nppnEGnTy
to a choice. Senator Quay was therefore IA
Senator {. L. Magce is the most promising
dark horse. Should the Democrats turn to him,
the independents would help pull him through.
The rules for the government Of the Joint SEES
sion ruled out Of order Yesterday We're lnani-
Gov. Stone is making no secret of his inten-
ton to do all that is, possible TO help Senator
move Republicans to make room for other Re-
but there is not much, sentiment
To.morrow he viii recall from the Senate
all the recess appointments sent in by Gov.
Hastings. and which were held up pending the
these are members of various State boards.
trustees OF hospitals and OF, er Institutions.
liam II. Egie. State Librarian, who will
probably be reapnointed; lanes CAMP
b bSil' BE- Chief disf Fnfb5SGfy IWTiiiRTiS nm 7. w4 TnoF Tirl
Master Warden Of the Port Of Philadelphia: Dr..
BENJAMIN Lee; Health Officer for the Port Of
Public Printing. who will have to make
for or Thomas e. Sa1nTEL% S OF iItts1b nMr
gist. who may have to 20: Robert Brownlee.
Chief OF the Bureau of Mines. who Is almost
certain to be displaced. and others. Cart John
{. Delaney. Superintendent of Public Buildings
and Grounds. Is not certain that he Will be re-
tanned. There are several applicants for the
READING, Pa, Jan. 1o-Telegrams from
Harrisburg have been flying thick and fast to-
Democratic members Of the Legislature were
going over to Quay. The kilograms of warning
from leading anti-QGay republicans.
This county has SIX Democrats in the Legis-
lature., and leading Democrats here were asked
TO send them tel"grams. to the effect, that all
firm for jerks, the Democratic nominee. and
that the people Of this county expect every
B Be%9er equity l4 40 Dd ms a%fy; Taas tT all ha ,Hs
been present at, all sessions and voted
with the party, and nothing crooked is alleged
Naftzingcr, have published cards that bri-
berry reports against Democrats, were, untruth-
Harrisburg on the trail OF the William r.. Leeds
Club to see whether any of them would meet
p pTiys Si Inc N NSF + R% WAS learned nSsd on Of S any s%c6
as the Berks Democrats remained at
their posts oIduty at the state capital.
from anti-Quay Republicans at Har-
rlsburg. and that as a result Geographic warn
InGs were also sent to all Democrats in the
Legislature. All this was done to keep
the Democrats not only In line for
jerks. hut to have them there at every
meeting when "a vote is taken. Republican
down from Harrisburg to-day say that
ut the proper time Quay will have enough votes.
From now on public sentiment in the State
will be worked in Qpay,s interest Several
ance. He preferred them to anti-Quay Repub-
leans.
SLIGHT BREAK IN CILIFORNTA.
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