Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02

national, and the return TO the moder-
ate salaries and plain customs Of for
mer days.
Fourth. That we cherish a grateful
remembrance of our brave soldiers and
sailors, and will give a prompt recog-
milton to every just clam in their be-
halt or that of their widows or orphans.
Fifth. That steady effort should be
made to bring Government notes to par
with gold and to secure a return to
specie payments at the earliest possible
period that resumption can be effected
with safety.
Sirth. That We denounce the civil
rights bill Of last Congress, believing
that its passage would be gross invA-
sion Of the right of the State, to con
troll their domestic concerns in their
own way, aud that it would result in
iucalculable evil to both The white aud
negro races.
Sepenth. That while We recognize to
the fullest and broadest extent that it
Is the duty Of the State TO secure to
all the blessings Of education, hence
that our public school system should be
generously sustained, We emphariealIy y
declare against establishing mixed
schools BY Law. in which white and
black children shall be compul.orily
associated, believing ss We do. that the
interests Of the two races will be best
served BY training the shi:dren in sep
arats schools.
Esghth. That the leaders Of the Re
publican party having opposed the pres
ent constitution Of this State, inviting
the Supreme Court to proclaim, IN ad
vance Of the vote for its ratification,
partisan objections to Its Provi-ions +;
selecting TO preside over its late Stat,
Convestios . member Of the Copstitu
hoasl Convention who refused to sign
the constitution ~ adopted, and aOmi-
aating for State oEcers avousd OppO-
nents Of the instrument, ssnnot deny
their hostile sttituds in the effort to
constitutional reform, and deceive the
people With false pretences in regard to
their future policy.
The Repsbliesn Sis'e Convention Of
New Jersey nominated BY accl.~atioa
Hos. Geors. A. Halsey Tor Governor
The following is the financial resolution /:
That We are in favor Of such national
legislation IS will maintain iuaelibIy
the faith Of the Governs,ent 20 its cred
iters, aud secure the SPEEDY resumption
o: specie payments.
At Shasta, California, John L. Ba-
ker, aged twspty-si1, and Charlie,
Crouch, aged eighteen, we're hanged,
the forUer for tie murder Of 0eoree
Kline, . Mai.-riAer, aud the latter for
the murder Of Mrs. Rodlss.
Henry Batb, engineer Of the switch
ing engine Taurus. has been arrested
for murder, in causing . fatal accident
at Bridge street crossing, Springfield,
Mass.
Severe froet has been felt in Nova
Scotia.
The directors Of the Erie railroad
ratified the abolition Of ticket agencies
II is announced that Gen B. T. But
ler will run for Congress
The Grange picnic st Williams'
Grove, Cumberland scuuty, is largely
attended. As near ss could be ,scer-
tanned 10000 persons we're present
Nine bands of music we're on the
grounds, and people were present from
the State of Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Henry C. Bowen appeared before
Judge Reynolds, in Brooklyn, and in-
stituted proceedings for 100000 dam
ages against the Brooklyn Eagle, for
publishing false report of an inter
view alleged to have been held BY one
Of its reporters, in which Bowen wa,
as in antagonism to Beech
er. Bowen also commenced suit for
$50, 900 damages against McDermott,
the reporter who wrote the false inter-
view. He was bailed in $1,000.
FRIDAY, AUGUsT %.
Elias NJ. kiel', judge Of the city
court at Eufaula, Alabama, was on
Thursday night arrested on the charge
Of aiding felon to escape. He was
in default of 5000 bail.
The dry house of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, at
Fort Wayne, Ind, was burned. Loss,
$4,000.
A supposed incendiary fire at Green
vile, Pa, destroyed the building occu-
pied by Messrs E. Roney, p. Doyle,
j. E. Hull, and a number Of other
buildings in Henline's block. Total
loss $40, 900, which is fully covered by
insurance.
The swimming match between j. B.
J Johnsou and Andrew TrIutze, for ST.
900 and the championship Of the world,
came of near Long Branch. The dis
tance to be gone over was three miles.
Johnson was the winner by fifty feet.
The time was one hour ten and q half
seconds.
Thomas 9. Gay nor, manager of the
New York Office Of the Stanley Rule
and Coil Company, was arrested charged
with embe1.Ilng $4,000 of the COM
pauy's money. Gaynor was bailed for