The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-01-04

opposition. and they can't possibly ray
,hs,r men or concentrate them on any
esnd.aate. senator Quay VIII suIe'S
- ~e-alec,ed. The leaders Of the he
n,n,,can varty are IN harmony and VIA
..'a-,, s-. sor The Advancement Of the party
sra make It conserve the interests o.
,hs reorIe OF Pennsylvania There .
10 room for the szaIcontents. and GER
,a,riv those who vent into the e-ihp
!, ~, enemy viii not nov i'e s'ioVea
- cav who tho next Republican SEN
a,oy yin he. ouays election ia ess-
tainsy" 80 s,s.
,iagrished war veteran. SAID i's
best estimation or worth is to Ss ioua'
smor- thoss who are mans every
a., associates. II he has been close
s.,se,f a good soldier or a great states-
,a- b,s COMPANIONS at school ms
aaaroass in arms ard HIS colleagues
:. ,he ssnate are the best 10 bear testi-
mopv such proofs are abunaSh' ma
uot,bew stanley Quay was a seno's'
!, vouth and is a ripcr enc In nianno'u'
-,,.s,.v Of exceptional merit ana
...,.l-,an ~ unusual strength. II the
,',-,.,atnre seeks to reward faithful ana
,ntsn,ecnt public services. desires 70
'..s,-,,za the uasterfui hand that mas
more than once in critical times h'si''-
tainod the supremacy OF Repuo"e@h Z.
gspization. ard prefers % he replesen',
"a I,v man sSiiiful scholarly ana
s,ro,,, with his fellows, they VIII re-
-, e-oI.pe, QUAY 10 the United Siase7
.a,ate as his own successor
ea,ator Mitchell. OF Jefferson county
- bss splendid war record Is one
., senator Quay's active supporter
". i here in charge of headquatteis
~ snealsine on the senatorial SITUATION
he said. ,., a,,.s-
MY position on the senatorial que
:. ,-su understood. am. and al
-. have been. a political friend OF
-. ..,,ior senator favor his re-elee-
-, ,.ecsusn believe that he is ia q
'.os,,ton H. better represent Pennsyiva-
rla man any other person senator
-. ,-in surely win the senatorial
-. -,.,-s- We K. because his friends are
- q large majority in this legislature.
rho raoria have passed on the sena-
,,riaI succession and have rendered
,.ar,li,t in his favor IN many counties
= .ba state ha submitted his name
20 q, rspuIar v0.e. and I'm all except one
he carried the primaries hy a large ma
io,itv His enemies took the ieid AK
..,..e-i,-,.l. aeainsg him and used every
i,,,,.fa.,ept i'm local warfare 90 encom-
,o-s his defeat. But in spite % all this
~. nsopIa rallied To- his support. and he
h.s fairly won his fight He should
,o,r enisv the fruits Of his victory. -he
cot i that he has no formidable can
s,da.e arraved against him. His en-
snies have been travelling over the
state 10 urgs re pHbiicans 70 enter the
esId hut have failed in almost every
instance.
AMERICANS FOR FAIR PLAY
Asked what effect the criminal pros
ecutions instituted against Senator
Ouav would have on his reelection.
senator Mitchell replied They have
helpcd more than h-i'i him- The people
believe that they are prosecutions and
not prosecutions. The enemies Of Seha-
tor QUAY. having failed ia open p0lit-
icai hatt'e. now undertake to besmirch
his name by dragging him into the
criminal courts. The people look upon
II as a political conspiracy. and the
American sense OF fair play is asserting
Itself We are receiving letters from
all parts of the state declaring in favor
Of Senator Quay on account Of The un-
ltlrness Of these criminal prosecutions"