Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-09
NOT Done WITH QUAY.
Anti Leaders Meet In Phila-
delphia.
MARTIN SAYS HE'LL BE BLOCKED.
Claims the Fusionists VIII Have Ma
Jority on Joint Ballot In the Pennsyi
yania Legislature Quay Says He win
Have About 100 Votes.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Former sena-
tor VI. $. Quay, who viii leave here
today for Florida, gave out the fol-
lowing statement for publication:
The contest on Tuesday resulted In
sweeping victory for the stalwart Repub-
Leans Of the state. The senate viii be or
ganlzed by the regulars, matter what
statements to the contrary may be made
by insurgents or hostile newspapers. Sen
ator w T. Snyder Of Chester county will
be elected president pro TEN. Of the SEN
ate, and Representative w 4. Marshall,
a stalwart from Allegheny county, will be
elected speaker of dhe house. | viii be
elected United States senator by above
80 votes out of total vote Of 254 on the
first ballot In joint assembly.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9.Some of the
leaders in the fight against the cleo
ton of Colonel Quay to the senate
met III this city and discussed plans
for continuation of the fight against
Quay in the legislature meeting in
January. Senator Martin is a Re-
publican hold over" from this city,
as is Senator Finn from Allegheny
county Senator Magee was re-elect-
ed by the Republicans on Tuesday
ITOlu HIS tlSlIltI III AlieSutuy y,
and Senator Cochran, who is the Dem
ocratic leader of the senate, and who
was active against Mr.. Quay in the
last Legislature, is a hold over' from
the district comprising Lycoming.
Montour, Sullivan and Columbia eoun-
ties.
Senator Martin in a statement made
by him said:
"Quay will not be elected United
States senator We will without doubt
have a majority of the legislature on
joint ballot
Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. 9.-The anti
Quay showing in the senate and
house. according to one who is in the
confidence of the anti-Quay leaders, is
as follows
Senate = Republicans Henry and
Martin. of Philadelphia; Rice, of
Bucks; Drgry, Of Luzerne; Edmiston
of Bradford; Mckee, of Perry: Stew
art. of Franklin; Weller. of Bedford
Magee, Finn and Crawford, of Allie
gheny; Budke, of Washington Sproul
of Chester and Weiss, of Lebanon:
total IA Observation-Disclosures of
Berks: Wentz of Montgomery; Stiles
of Lehigh: Kemerer. of Northampton
Lee. of Monroe; Cochran, of Lyeom-
ing; Haines, of York Higgins. of
Schuylkill; Miller. of Cumberland:
Heinle of Center; Nelly. of Clarion;
Boyd, of Fayette and Washburn, of
Crawford; total, IS, or total of anti
Quay showing Of 81 in the senate.
The house anti-aaay leaders are said
to be Mcpherson. VI Adams, II of the
16 members Of the Allegheny dele.
CATION; Crawford, of Kittanning: San
derson, of Bedford; Hamilton, Lamox
and Taylor, of Bradford; Winner
Wilkinson and Edwards, of Bucks:
Allison and Thompson, of Center; AL
exander. of Clearfield; Doutt. of For
est; Welty, of Franklin; Reynold. of
Lackawanna: Groh and Bierman, of
eLbanon; three from LuZerne; Cotter
and Boyne, of Mexican: Foster. of
Montour: GodchArles. of Northumber-
land Arnold, of Perry: II of the 80
members from Philadelphia: Koontz
and Kendall, of Somerset; Hitchcock
ofTioga; johnson, of Union; Baker.
of Warren; Clarke, MeLaren and An
derson, of Washington: Thomas, of
Westmoreland. and Tiffany. of Wv
oming, total of 81
Add to these the As Democrats in
the house and the tota lanti-Ohay
strength, according to this estimate
in the lower body is 1O2 and in the
joint convention 100. The key of the
situation is the caucus Should fhe
II anti-Quay men who are classified
go into the caucus the game would
apparently be Quay's. A prominent
Quay senator said that he personally
knew of four members of the house
who are counted as against QUAY.
who are. in fact. for him. Similar
statements are made by the anti-Quay
leaders, and as it looks now the guess
ing will proceed as before. until there
is show down in the caucus