Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-21
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vania, especially the Republicans
would like TO know what manner of
man Mr.. j. -. CAMERON is. He is
TO be the Republican L. ). Senator
for the next SIX years, but has given
theps0ple little or no chance to become
acquainted with him. We give the
following pen picture of Pennsylya-
mas new master, clipped from the
Lancaster Ncjc Ero, Il Republican
paper, for which reason IL is 40
doubt entirely reliable:
While Grow. and Schurz, and Conkling
and Blaine, and even the President reused
up the people from one end Of the country
70 the other with their nery and conyinc-
ing eloquence, James Donaid Cameron.
United States Senator from Pennsylvania.
RENAME silent and unho Ird. Not once
did he open h;S mouth 10 ienounce the her
cay that threatened TO plunge the country
into irretrivGbio ruin. lie made no >is,u 10
show whether his sym rath!es were with or
against The ggca; principles foT which his
party VAS btt,ling with devotion aai "a.
l2ntly thlt would have 4 1Er credit 10 qaia-
di2s Of Old. Although called uPun by the
party Journals 20 give e wu.d OF encourage
incnt - those who We're doing their ut
most 10 wrrst the country from the grasp
ci parcel oG fanatics. tots pretended lead
er Of men preserved a dissracei0i silence
Coward that he Is, h. stood alOof while
other and brave Tca Gid battle.
But this is EOt all nor the worst. Il is
only toe well known that she was al The
time casting about him, tying how best
80. So f,, ~ ne -
back leaders themselves while that organi-
cation Was It'll strong and believed to hold
the baiaGce ot power. The scandal created
by these overture rumors nothing affect
ed the position OF this true son OF his sire.
An open utterance might have proved IA
tai 10 his aspirations. while his silence, at
| the worst. was only susceptible OF miscon-
struction. All that was known Of his posi-
ton on the currency question was that he
actively supported the Bland Silver Bill,
which Today cOmpeis the people OF this
country 10 accept cighty-iour cents il silver
IN lieu of the one hundred which rightly are
theirs. This is his record on the alI-iapor
! taut question Of IN honest currency. 1t Is
not long but il i full Of significance. Like
| his father before him he will avail himself
|
repertory affords 10 attain his end Soft
words and promises will be scattered as
| plentifully as thesleaves Of AUTUMN. y here
! these prove uuava!ling more potent arEu-
! ments will not be lacking He gave the
! great party 10 which ne proIessrs 10 hold
! allegiance 40 aid In its desperate struggle
| with the rag-morey hCrosy. What claim.
therefore, has ne upon those who now con
| troliJs destinics? And how can th"y. with
! q proper sense Ot their rt-0GE-. .J.lfii"s 10
| their constituents, support q man EIo. du d,
ing our recent fiery ordeal, remained CON
tent 70 play .ae cuwaid'S TOie? Reckless
politician. false partisan and unworthy
leader, there IS lGlnt N i.S very touch, and
] the kcpreScL tltiyc. who does his bidding is
Is base il5 h.S master.
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