Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26

SyoS vn As kueeSfss3em auu ipeSs
beasts sir-s =. p
kh &R1Efs, men Of Me rurat regions
fo4sant psacss You dislike taxation.
fofdo MT admire the dsaft. How much
pcaS will you, have when Virginia is
foreSn country! When s,,ccsssfal re-
beilau has made the two nations irrceon-
cilah enemies, each eager to wipe ont
the tcollections of its losses and suffer
ingsin the others blood When at apy
momnt General Lee may lead his armies
Into Pur fertile valleys aud convert your
harvSt and barns into smoking desola-
toni When you viii never know hoy
lcug shollow truce may last or how soon
tho lsraadsrs may come to reap the
crops What viii your taxes be when a
divided country has to bear the burden
which aould be borne by the whole p
When sanding armies,o protect you must
befcd md paid and clothed for ever p
When the country's credit is destroyed,
a9all its expenses must be paid by taxes!
What will the draftbc to keep up those
armies in the waste Of perpetual war p
Every man who can carry musket will
( be called upon, and every msn nust serve
mo- for one year or three years, but for
fiv, years or ten years, a, often and as
long as he may be wanted.
MEN OF LABOR you dislike high
prces and conscription. A Democratic
perce must De followed by constant war.
Tbc peace may oring low prices, but it
will destroy industry and you will get so
employment. With wages at fifty cents
day, it will matter little to you what may
bethe prices Of coal or beet, for yon will
beable to procure neither the one or the
other The war which will follow that
p&ec. yill rnaks CONSUMPTION CONSTANT
IT, nftbe pc chance to fill quotas by
: for quotas, viii never be full,
. ,yost MarslAl's wheels will be
r . there il 1 name
.ssrn'S- 40 vz1sncs-vS es-
= serting, for every able-bodicd
. uniform will be known to be
d I'd Will be seized wherever he
-,
Such is the. peace that you will vote for
if ycu vote the Democratic ticket. The
rebellion Is nearly destroyed. 1t is hold
ing out in hopcs that the election of Nc
Clellan and Penaisttan will show tina. the
North is tired of the war, aud anxious for
peace at any price. If ]lincelu lsre.elecs-
3D. it will see that its last chance IS gone
and it will make one 6nd desperate struS-
gle. That over, il viii yield, and the 4th
Of March, 1865, will dawn on regen- !
Grated country, where from Maine to Tex
rs there will be peace and unity, and
! peace that can never again be Drok-
IN.
The Democratic party seeks to disgust
he people with .he war It talks of draft
nd slaughter: expenditure and taxation,
and high prices. Sordid
nd mean itself, it thinks that the people
re serdid and mean, and that they will
bandon the Union and the priceless
iessings of freedom because beef and
nd calico cost more than they did before
'uchauan aud Brcskinridge, Jefferson
,avis and Pendletou, Cobb and Lloyd and
ne Democratic aristocrats plunged the
ountry into strife for the purpose of
preading slavery over the territory of
reedom.
The people are not SO blind. They
now that the price they pay for beef and
'lico is he prics they are paying for the !
oe ttssr institutions. 1t is
'e prip4of future peace and prosperity, ]
hsq z ei161p Of the United States !
~ y - 70 ca3y his labor into Texas, r
! ! Eses, ~ Kansas, or California !.
4 ptiss sf educatieas ssanals liberty, (
- -.-1~'1- a-''sisa IS .
IT. ions,
d. ne despots Of
Q 4 q
III NTH. ,r wasstopped
theh propose 70 stop it, that
res VnuIur no stu1- nor nrices return to