The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-25
NJ. S. QUAY
DEBARRED.
The Bitter Fight on Floor
of Senate Ends By De-
feat Of the Leader.

| 'Ros0lved, Inht tho Hon. Matthew )
Quay is not entitled to take his seat ii
this body as Senator from the State o
Pennsylvania.
BY u vote of 33 to 3! tho Senate this af
ternoon adop'od the abGve resolution
and denied ex-senator Quay seat on TIN
certificate of Governor Stone, of Pennsyl
vania A majority of the Senate refused
| to brenk the pgecedents OF three Quarter!
of century In the face Of the most power
| 1ul and unscrupu'Ous Influences evel
brought to boar upon Il Legitimate body
The doctrine that Governors of State:
have no right to fiji Senatorial vacancies
| IN cases where State Legislatures have
had full opportunity to elect was once
| more indorsed.
Probably never before In the history ot
the Senate was such determined effort
to overthrow this doctrine. Every agency
mat the ingenuity and power of Mr.. Quay
and his managers could control was em-
ployed to overthrow this established rule
OF the Senate, and it was only by he mar =
row margin of ons majority that their
success was prevented. BY personal an-
peals, personal friendship and 9th a-gu-
ments than constitutional Interpretation.
twelve Senators who two years ago voted
against giving Henry w. Corbett seat
on the appointment Of the Governor of
Oregon, today voted In favor of seating
Mr.. Quay on the appointment of the Gov
crnor of Pennsylvania. They were Carter,
of Montana: Clark Of Wyoming; Cullom,
o! Illinois: Davis ard Nelson. OF Mime.
sofa; Doboe, Of Kentucky; Jonos of Ne
vada; kehney, OF Delaware; PeDrose, of
Pennsylvania; SLnup, OF Idnho; Stewart,
OF Nevada md Warren, of Wyoming. Mr..
Turner of Washington. who voted to
scat Mr.. Corbett, voted today against
seatng Mr.. Quay. on tho ground that the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature had full ou.
EorLunity to elect a Senator, while the
Oregon Legislature was never formally
organized. Mr. Hanna, of Ohio who
voted for Corbett. was paired against Mr..
Quay for the same reasons that Influenced
Mr.. Turner
Tho vote on he Quay resolution came
promptly at 4 o'clock. Without any pre-
llminary suggestion or motion, President
protein Frye announce that the vote
would be taken upon Mr., Chambers
amendment, striking out the word mot"
In the reso' ution so that it would read
that MI Quay il entitled to seat in tho
senate On this the vote was vote of 50
ares to 32 noes.
Senators Aldricb, of Rhode Island: Bav.
eridge, of Indiana; lar; Of Montana. and
Pettigrew, of South Dakota. RETAINED
from voting and were not paired. The last
named was present but did not respcnd to
the rolicall. Mr.. Clark, of Montana, re-
mained away from the Senate chamber
during tho roll-ca!l. Nj. Aldrich and Mr..
Bovoridge were both out of the city and
both were opposed to the seating Of Mr.
Quay.
The following pairs woro announced:
Chiffon. of Texas with Elk'nsi of West
Virginia; Elkins favored QUAY. Chiffon
opposed him. Denew, of New York, with
Hanna, of Ohio; Depew In favor of Quay
and Hanna against Foster. of Washing
ton, with Kean, Of New Jersey: Foster
and kenn agaiDt Quay. Galinger, of New
HAMPSHIRE with Pritchard. of North
Carolina: Pritchard for and Gallinger
against Quay. kenney, of Delaware with
Cnfrey. of louisiana; Kenney for and
Caifcry against Qnay, Lodge Of Massa.
chusets. with Tburston, Of Nebraska;
Lodge for and Thurston against Quay
Hoar, of Massachusetts, with Pettus. of
Alabama; Hoar for and Pettus ngainst
Quay. KYLE. of South Dakota, with Raw
Inns of Utah; Kyle for and Rawlins
against Quay. Fairbanks. of Indiana
with Mallory. Of Florida; Fairbanks for
and Mallory against Quay.
GOVERNOR TUNNEL PLEASED,
Lewes, Del, April 24.- Governor Ebo
w, Tunnell who is Ill at his home here
expressed himself Tonight as being graft
fled at the voto refusing Matthew's. Quay
n seatin the United States Senate. The
result was in accord with Governor Tun-
rells vnws,
Influential politicians were in town all |
tav ready to besiega the Governor to np- |
point their respective candidates to the
United States Senate in case OF Quay's |
success. By tho decision adverse to Quay |
the Cove nor was relieved Of much em-
SAULSBURY'S FRIENDS DISAPPOINTED.
Wilmington, DEL. April "a Tho re-
usal OF the Senate at Washington this af- |
ernoon to seat Quay, OF Pennsylvania, I
sed much comment among the politi-
,ians here. The Republicans and many
II the Democrats seemed pleased, but the
riends of Willard salisbury wero disaU.
appointed. They expec cd that if Quay
vere seated Governor Tunnel would APP
'oiut Mr.. salisbury Senator from this
tate to fill tho vacancy,
We are in receipt of letter from Mr..
'lnJor, the famous cement man, Of New
FORK, in which he sets forth some very in.
eresting facts about Majors Coment.
The muititudes who use this standard
rticle know that it is many hundred per
ent bettor than other GeInehts, for which
imllar clnims are made, but great
many do not know why. The simple rea-
on is that Mr.. Major uses the best ma
erials ever disco vercd and other manu-
lcturers do not use them, beca use they
re too expensive and do not all ow large
rofits. MIR. Major tells us that one Of
no elements OF his cement costs $3 10 q
ound, and another costs 81 IS u gallon,
'hle II large share of the so called cem-
hts and liquid glue upon the market are
othing more than sixteen cent glue, dia-
llveu IN water or citric acid, and, in
ono cases. alIercd slightly in color and
dor by the addition Of cheap and useless
laterias
Majors cement re!ails at fifteen and
yonty cents bottle and when q doaler
les to sell substiu ute you can depend
pom it that his only object is to make
rger profit
The profit on Majors cement is as much
any dealer ought to make On any cem-
IT. And this is doubly truo in view of
10 iaca TINT each dealer gets his share of
10 benefit of Mr.. Majors advertising,
hich now amounts to over $4,000 month
lroughout TIE country.
Insist on having Majors. Don't ac.
pit any off-hand advice from druggist,
Away, hlvo supply Of Majors Com
1t on hand.
III you are at all handy land you will be I
Kelly to lind that you are good deal
ore so than you ilnagins) you can repair
Ur rubber boots and family shoes, and s
y other rubber and leather articles {
til Majors Rubber Cement and Majors :.
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4 md you will be surprised at how maay {
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II your druggist can't supply you it Will {
forwarded by mail either kind,
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