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the key to the situation.
| Quay men,
+ dickers,
ATS FATE
INTHE BALANCE:
Secretary Miriin aod and Senator Ma- |
gee Hold His Future in
Their Hands.
HOW QUAY HAS TREATED THEM.
The Wretched Record of Quay’s Ac-
tions Towards the PittsburgLeaders.
His Attack on Martin in the Senate.
Quay Stories That a Deal Had Been
Fixed Up With Them Emphatically
Denied.
from Our Own Correspondent.)
Harrisburg, Jan. 3.—The fight for the
United States senatorship is now on
in this city. Politicians of every class
and character are gathered here from
the four corners of the state. The
Quay shouters are here in almost regi-
mental strength. The independent,
anti-Quay men are here also, working
tooth and nail to accomplish the defeat
of the senior senator.
IN MARTIN'S HAND.
As it stands today the fight against
Senator Quay is absolutely in the hands
of Secretary of the State Martin and
Senator C. IL. Magee, of Pittsburg.
These two men will decide whether or
not Senator Quay will be returned to
the United States senate, or whether
he will be relegated to the well deserv-
ed shades of political oblivion. Noth-
ing that can transpire will alter this
fact.
For the past four years the anti-Quay
Republicans of the state outside of
the cities of Pittsburg and Philadel-
phia have been laboring earnestly and
unceasingly to bring about the condi-
tion of affairs which exists in the party
today. That is, to arouse the Repub-
licans of Pennsylvania to the danger
that menaces them in the re-election
of Senator Quay and the further con-
tinuance in power of the blighting po-
litical machine that he has built up
through long years. The great mass
of the people of Pennsylvania have be-
come roused. They have sent to the
legislature this year, a protest
against the further advance of the
power of Quay and his machine, 3
representatives who are pledged to op-
pose the Quay power.
QUAY AND MAGEE PLEDGED.
During these years Sccretary Mar-
tin and Senator Magee have worked
hand in hand with the anti-Quay repre-
sentatives. They have pledged their
support. They have participated in all
of the councils of the anti-Quay ele-
ment. They have asserted that when
the time came, and it would be in
their power to accomplish it, they
would render every assistance to retire
Senator Quay.
Thus the matter stands today. There
are many and various reasons why
both of these leaders in the great
municipalities of Pennsylvania should
oppose Senator Quay. Senator Magee
himself has suffered at the hands of
Senator Quay both humiliation and
ostracism. In the last legislature, when
Quay was the dominant power, Senator
Magee and his political partner, Sena-
tor Flinn, were insulted before the peo-
ple of the state and their conferrees
in the sendate by being given nothing
but minor places on committees. Their
wishes were disregarded, their feelings
were trampled on, they were relegated
to small committees and given a place
only as followers of less experienced
and less worthy men. They marched
in the rear ranks and they should have
headed the procession.
TRIED TO RUIN MAGEL.
More than this, Senators Magee
and Flinn were threatened with the
loss of their political power in Pitts-
burg by means of adverse legislation
which the Quay power wnrepared for
that purpose. It was Quay’s determina-
tion to clin the wings of Magee and
Flinn to an extent that they would
never again figure as leaders in Alle-
gheny county. But this scheme failed.
As for Senator-elect Secretary of the
Commonwealth David Martin, no single
man in the state has suffered so much
at the hands of Senator Quay as he
has. Iver since Secretary Martin
chose to follow the dictates of his own
political conscience and refused to obey
the behests of Senator Quay in the
famous Philadelphia maYoralty cam-
paign of four years ago he has been
a shining mark for the shafts of po-
litical malice. Senator Quay himself
denounced Mr. Martin on the floor of the
senate, and taking the cue from their
master, some of the leading Democrat
and Quay organs of the state treated
MY. Martin in a way that must have
chilled the soul of any man. In later
years Quay endeavored, with pleasing
purpose, to smooth the matter over, but
Mr. Martin, still stinging with the burn-
ing insults that have been heaped upon
him, refused to be placated.
MARTIN NOW BOSS.
During the intervening years up to
as
| the present time David Martinhas bided
i his time.
\ of political events the time must ulti-
{ mately come when Senator Quay would
He knew that in the whirligig
With Senator
to bring this
be in his power.
he has labored
Magee
about.
. | All the exigencies of po ities, the advan-
| tages of deals with Quay followers
, the
allurements of office and place,
been cast aside by Mr. Martin
past when offered by the hand
in
of
is now at hand when Cec-
retary Martin has the game in his
the fate of Senator
the balance and Secretary Martig holds
ing the time
WHAT MARTIN SAYS.
Senator-elect Martin has given every
assurance to the indevendents, anti-
that he will stand by them
bitter end. That no promises, no
can swerve him from his pur-
Senator Quay showed him no
and he ‘has p'edeed his” word
will show Sen» o “uay no po-
litical merey and that the peonrle of the
state vi" Hh ultimate'v rid of the jnct-
bus of “may maebine after the 17th
of J
™m nast wee’
mo: n aflicar
sit: predi
the ; and the
to the
pose.
mercy,
the at te
a1! eorts of
cone ring
U-
| the house would be mere conjectures.
| The present week must settlé the mat-
| ter. Nothing today seems 80 sure as the
defeat of Senator Quay, because the
pledged word of Martin and Magee has
been given with all the assurances that
| could come from men of honor. Kusion
| is still in the air. Whether or not I'arr
will be elected speaker or Koontz of
Somerset will go through on the fusion
basis is not clearly established now.
Farr is Martin's choice, and it is alleged
that Quay, fearing to incur Martin's an-
ger, has agreed upon the Lackawanna
man. There is no doubt that Senator
Quay has been workingamong the Dem-
ocrats, and his managers have given
names of Democrats who will vote for
Senator Quay or oppose fusion.
RUMORS OF DEALS.
During the past week there have been
rumors that both Senator Martin and
Senator Quay. That they were to go in-
Quay,
conclusion that Quay would control
enough of the members in the caucus to
their appearance in the caucus would be
in favor of Quay, because they would
Magee. Such action would be, as one
neck of each man for all time to come.
that there was any such deal on foot,
and with that the week ended.
letter reaches its readers.
story of the fight will be given as it
progresses.
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