New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
oUAY's COMMISSION FOLLOWS HIM
THE SENATOR GOES TO wAsHINGToN-HIs
DEMOCRATIC ALLIES DENOUNCED.


Harrisburg Penn. Jan. Ex-senator NJ $. Quay
left this city s:35 o'clock this morning for Wash
ington in company with his daughter, Miss Cora
Quay and Private SecreteTy Wright. Edgar e.
Gerwig private secretary to Governor Stone, went
10 Washington this afternoon with tho Senator s
commission. Mr. Quay expects to qualify to-mor-
a Senator and return TO Harrisburg TO
direct the passage of the reform BILLS which the
Quay Republicans committed
The Senate and House Jointly anc
verified the vote for Senator at yeserday's session
after which Lieutenant -Governo~ Goblin formally
declared Mr. Quay's election.
Speaker Marshall received a telegram to-day
frcm a party OF Pittshurg manufacturers and
business men requesting him 10 invite Governor
Stone. Senator'S Quay and Peurose ana the mem
bers Of the Legislature who voted for Mr.. Quay to
attend banquet TO be given in his honor in Pitts
burg time to be ixed later.
joint OF the Senate and House Demo-
Gratis held this afternoon. which resolutions
were adopted expelling from o. oarty the Demo
Gratis who aided the Quay Republica-s in the or
eanizaton OF the House. and William J. Calvin OF
Shenandoah who also voted for Mr.. Quay for
United States Senator. None OF the Democrats
against whom the resolutions are directed were
present except Representative Samuel II. Roth
rock, OF Mifin. Senator j. Henry Cochran. of I.y-
coming, presided
The resolutions offered by Representative
Palma. of Crawford, and originally did not name
Rothrock, Shut, Kane Fake ard Garvn, who
voted IOT w L. MarSndll, the SuCceSSruI Quay can
didate for Speaker. Representative Cotter. of Nc
Kean. moved that their names be inserted. and the
motion carried. The resolutions were then
unanimously adopted
The resolutions denounce Representative Calvin
traitor TO his party. enemy to good gov
ernment. utterly unworthy of respect and
one who should never again be entrusted with any
position of honor, profit responsibility" A. H.
SQuier, Democrat of Wyoming County. who paired
with l. R. Haldemann, Republican, who is i'll and
had not qualified member, is condemned. and
II is asserted that his act should force him into
political exile
Senator Washburn Populist- Democrat a Unta-
rian minister. denounced in strong language.
The resolutions spoke of him thus: "Ex-Rev. Wash
burn who & me Lsn ] Seeat9TSa PlS s.
denouncing Quay and Quaysm from the pulpit
snq arm y has s hy n TO ms Of %
thee political parties which he has dtsSraced
earned the seer sc9En - ane SontemPt p, of every man.
The resolutions conclude win request to the
spedar In mskng ag up bni h not to
Garvin ard Calvin as Democrats
Senator Scott. of Philadelphia, introduced a bill
permitting corporations to increase their capital
stock or Indebtedness to s4ch an amount they
shall deem necessary TO accomplish and carry on
cred by the Special Committee on Bills and favor
ably reported The bill is introduGeG 1t is said.
der that The company may increase its capital
TO 800 900
The State Senate adopted a resolution indorsing
the Ship Subsidy bill pending in Congress. The
resolution was also presented in the House, but
that body postponed actit u for the present.
Charleston, ". Va, Jan. 16 (Spec!aD.-Ciovernor-
elect A B White arrived last night and was ac-
corded hearty reception this morning. He visited
both branches of the Legislature. Congratulations
were sent TO the Hon. NJ S. Quay his election to
the Senate by the legislature OF 2ennsyvania The
a unanimous vote of the majority party.