The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-26
VUTES FOR WIDENER,
Two Cast For the Philadel-
phian, at Harrisburg.
DEMOCRATS STUCK TO JENKs.
DaiseiI Led In the Anti-Quay RepubIi-
can Vote. which Was Divided Among
Other Candidates--A Number Of Msm-
i. bers Paired Others Absent.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 24.-In the fifth
ballot for United States senator, Sena-
tor Quay still lead, with l2 votes short
of the necessary number to elect. Peter
A. b. Widener, the traction magnate,
received two votes from anti.Quay mem.
bers. The Democrats were still united
on jerks and the anti.Quay Repub.
licans were divided between a half
dozen candidates. with Congressman
Dalzell of Pittsburg the favorite. The
rules were amended to provide that on
the recapitulation of the ballot the
names Of those voting, as well as those
for whom they voted, shall be read by
the clerk before the result is announced.
The vote in detail follows:
N. s. Quay, Rep. 63; George A. jerks, Dem.
B John Dalzell Rep, II John Stewart, Rep.
g. Charles W Stone, Rep, 6; George F. HUFF,
Rep, .; Alvin Markle, Rep, !; q. A. Grow,
Rep, |; J. +. Downing, Rep, I: L. A. Irwin,
Rep, 3. Charles Tubbs, Rep, g. p. A. b
Widener. Rep, ..
Total vote cast l5); necessary to choice. 70.
No election. Paired Us. Absent without
pairs, 4.
For Quay --Scnators--C. H. Brown, w. NJ.
Brown, Cummings. Eby, Gibson. McCarrell,
Meredith, Merrick, J. q. Mitchell, Osbourn,
j. NJ. Scott, Stober, Ware, Vaughan and Sny.
der
Representatives. Adams J. W. Adams,
Baldwin, Bare, Britton, Cassel Chew, Clark
Colvlle, Fahcy, Garvin, Gransback, Heidel.
baugh, KEEPER, Keyser, Leard, Lloyd, McAnlis,
McClan, hcLarn, MacIver. Meals. Meyer, w.
O. Miller, Miliikon, MullSie, Murdoch, Noblt
Peoples, Reitzel, Richmond, RiGbel, Robson
Rutherford, Salter. Schoffstall, J. r. Scott,
Seal, Seidel, Selby. Slater, Thompson, Todd,
fowler Vnprhpaa Wpaypr SpFh., ap1 Earr
(speaker)-total, SO.
George A. Jenks-Senators-H Haines, W. e.
Miller, o. W. Miller, Neeley, Stiles and Wash.
burn.
Represent entatives-Brooks 7. Brown, Burnett,
Castner, Cole, Constein, Craig. Greasy, Christie,
Cutshall DcJarmon, Drase, Dumbauld. Dut.
terra, Fow, Gruver, Guenther, Haag, Hasson,
He'll, Hersch, Hoch, Hoy, Xavier, Larzelre,
MoAndrews, Maloney, b. Frank Miller. Meyer,
Myers, Naftzinger, Noecker, O'Brien, Palm,
Pratt, Reiff, Shut, J. II. Smith, j. w. Smith
Spatg, Sterner, Stranahan, Tlghe--total, 4S,
John Dalzell-Senator-F1inn
Observation-Disclosures, Edwards, Fot.
terolf, Foster, James. McCandless, Manley
Moore, Sexton, Wilkinson AMI winner
total, IL.
r. A. Irwin-Senator-Mr Holzworth.
Observation-Disclosures Linton B.
John Stewart-Senator-Mr. Chisholm.
Representatives Abrams, Bliss, Clar.
ency, Jeffries, Koontz, Nyce and Randall-to
| tai g.
George +. Huff-Senator-Mr. Rice.
Representatiycs-Reed and William d. Will
| son-total B.
Charles W. Representatives Cald
well, Kendall, Norton, Shane, w. IT, Stewart
| and Wadsworth.-total. 9.
| Charles Tubbs-Representative John NJ
Martn Frederick B. Smith and Young
| tatA B.
Gaiusha A. -Representative-R
| total, |.
Alvin Markle-R entative-snyder-to
tai, l.
]. f. acknowledgements -Keater-
| total, |.
P. A. B. esentatives-Aller
and Laubach-tOtal, 2.
Paired-Losch with Henry, Scheurer will
Thompson, Kemerer with Morrison, Aimai
| with Wetzel, Stineman with Stewart, Shaw
| with Ford, Marshall with Dixon, Engler will
Christian, W. j. Scott with Coray, Francis L
Brown with Dempsey, George II. Stevens will
Lingle. Rosenberry with Kreps, Crittendel
with MacOmber, Ackerman with Craig, Strad
ling with Yates, Stub with Fay, Sheridan
| with Turner, Squire with Tiffany, Whiting,
| ham with Kramlich Srodes, with Hargraye
Fisher with a. NJ. Smith, Doty with Youngson
| Chrismau with Parshall, Henderson with An
| derson, Martin with Grady, h NJ. Foster
| with McSees, RothToch with Harris, Harrolt
with Brophy, Savage with Hersh, II. |. Wilson
| with Boyle HosSins with Stall, Osler with
Lewis Wentz with Hummel, Lee with g. b
| Mitchell, Muehlbronner with Weller, Mage,
| with Cochran, Crawford with Boyd McWhin
| ney with Kessler, George M Williams will
| johnson, Simon with Woodruff, Bricker will
| Sylvester $. smith, Skinner with McFarlane
Mackey with Edmiston, Hosack with Keegan
Hertzler with Heinle, Hardenburg will
| Sproul Klumpp with McElhaney, Mcconnell
| with Ralston, Nisbet with Timlin-total 98.
Absent without pairs-Senators Higgins
| DEM, John Ii. Brown. Rep Repre- sentative.
| Manning and Roth, Dem.-total 1.
Changes - Representatives - Allen from
| Stewart to Widener; Laubach from Tubbs "a
Widener; John H. Martin from Dalzen Il
| Tubbs.
A statement was issued by the steer
ing committee of the anti.Quay organi
cation III part as follows:
1--WE, the undersigned, a committee
representing and acting for and by the
authority of the anti Quay Republican
members Of the legislature, hereby
enter our protest against the unwar.
ranted ana unusual attempted interfer.
ence of the chief executive of our state
with the members of the legislature for
the purpose of influencing their votes
for the election of M. s. Quay to the
| United States senate.
forts OF Senator Quay to evade trial on
the conspiracy charged against him,
his holding an early canvas, and that
they declined to vote for Quay until he
had been acquitted. The statement
further said in part:
| Notwithstanding the above the gov
ernor of this commonwealth brushed
aside the court and jury and all the
criminal charges in the case, and upon
the naked statement of ID. 4. Watson,
the paid attorney Of M. S. Quay, de.
clares Mr.. Quay innocent and the vic.
tim of political persecution.
The statement said that upon the
ground of party regularity only the
governor urges the election of M. S.
| Quay while at the same time he knew
| Quay could not be elected by Republi,
can votes and Democratic help was
being solicited. Senator Penrose said;
81 left Senator Quay at Washington
in excellent spirits. He is busily en-
gagged in appropriations committee
work i'll matters requiring his personal
attention. lie may or may not be here
this week. His friends have advised
him that there is no necessity ut this
time for his presence here, as the condi.
tion Of his canvass IS in excellent shape
and matters are being attended to by
his friends satisfactorily. From what
have learned since l arrived on thC
| ground have no r." son TO change my
| opinion that Sena Quay viii be re-
elect or the nrOp Sme,
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