Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-06

was applying a liberal supply Of wool
he was being coached by such Demo
Gratis as Editor A. G. Bonsall, Mr.
John Mozer and Mr.. Henry Salouif.
He WAS injected into the campaign
His utterances were wild enough to
convince Republicans that many such
Democrats of the rank and file as In
tended to support the Republican
ticket would be driven from their pur-
pose by his invective The honest
Democrats that heard his utterance
sped away in disgust from his bitter
political abuse, and number of the
leaders of the Democracy were highly
exasperated at the personal thrusts
directed against them, and the circle
of Democrats that knew that it was
upon the bounty OF the credit of
Democratic leaders that he issued the
Herald were so aroused that they
could scarcely contain themselves.
He was issuing the Herald on money
obtained on the credit of Democratic
leaders, and they could not refrain
from denouncing his ingratitude. He
was pulling. the wool over the eyes OF
Republicans and screening himself
from detection by bitter denunciation
of the Democracy. They were Dem
ocrats that endorsed for him to get
the money out of Port Royal Bank
to set up the Herald in Juniata coun-
ty. The money was borrowed out OF
that bank to start the venture that
was TO be disguised under Republi-
can colors, and yet in the same arti-
Gle that declared that the policy of
the Republican party tends to make
the '.rich richer and the poor poorer,
he merciiessly denounces the banks.
Indirectly the very bank that he got
the money out OF to publish the Her
aid with comes under the sweep of his
Kearney-like denunciation. Messrs.
Bonsall, Mozer and Sulouff were the
endorsers, and if Mr.. Bonsan does
not now carry an assignment OF the
press and type and .frtures of the .NeT
Era Herald in his pocket-book he may
be longer waiting for the return of
the money that lie has in the concern
than the Miffiintown School Board
has waited for the fund that is due 1t
by the editor of the Herald, for hav-
ing, by courtesy, allowed him to send
pupils from the township, where he
lived, to the borough schools.
With such a eotrie OF Democrats
as Messrs. Bonsall, Mozer and Sulouff
TO coach him it was consistency in
Mr.. Allison to do his utmost in the
Herald to bring discredit on the Re
publican system of finance, for they
were doing the same thing by their
and by the publications in
the Democrat and Register }; but it was
the height of Inconsistency and du-
plicity, to say no more, for MIR. al
lison at the same time, to endea
vor to appear in the robe of a
How can a man serve
two masters. What impudence un-
utI SUCH ClfCtiIloldtltcS W CItliu
to the Republican party,
and seek Identification SO as to
secure Office. Senator Smiley had
the discrimination to discover the
snare, and if Auditor General Lemon
md Congressman Fisher have half
lie dissemination that the Senator
possesses they lave discovered long
before this time the political scheme
If Messrs Allison, Bonsall and com
oany. Ii the personal qualities OF
iir. Allison were in a degree COM
mandatory, his political acrobatic
performance places him in the most |
doubtful position. The quadruple |
and the characters of
which it is composed may be dis
.ussed at another time.