Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-12
NNTiNEL & REPUBLICAN
M1FFLINTOWN.
Wednesday, July IL, 1859.
3. F. SCH w E l E r,
yproa AND rRopaIEroR.


GrrR1l BEAVER, is actively engae
ed at work electioneering. Som
days ago, he delivered q speech g
West Chester, in which he took OF
casion to declare that he is Repuf
Ican. Every one knows that tn
General is O good Republican. II
is as good a Republican as Senate
Stewart, his Republican opponen
TO. Governor. lie predicted tina
the two wings Of the Republican
party viii be united before the No
vemhar election takes place. Chair
man Cooper deiiyereda a speech at III
same time and placo. He Is for har
mony, but if harmony vii, not pre-
vail he is in for crushing process
It's possible that Cooper learned his
crushing talk from Senator Cameron
when ho threatened TO cr,Ish the
tariff business, If the business ,nen
that are dependent on the tariff laws
do not come up to the help Of Bea
ver. General Beaver should by
some means stop the talk Of thN
crushing process, fer every time 4
crushing speech Is delivered, hun
dreds OF his friends are crushed
away IRON hirl, OYER 10 the side OF
Stewart. II is net Republican doc
trine to talk Of crushing men. Such
talk Is anti-Repubhcan talk, Cameron
and Cooper some how or other have
2ost sight Of Republican doctrines,
or they would not talk of crushing
people. Perhaps they viii not take
klndiy to advice. We do not offer
advice, but simply suggest that they
both read the history OF tine people
OF tha United States i'll their pro
gress toward Il more perfect civil
service They may Just as well,
while they are reading UP the inter
esting, and important account OF the
progress OF tie people toward q
more perfect system OF government,
put PIN in as point where hlnS
George Ill, did his best to crush
or. all VINO were opposed to far0f'on
rithoyt representation. An other pm
can be put in as point IN lol2,
when the dynasty OF King George
III, made an effort TO crush out tins
people for declaring that Il man mas
The right 70 change hIs citizenship with
ont question from his native govern
lnent. again; they might Just as
we'll, when they are reading, read ON
ND to 1860 and 1861 to 1865, and
make points between said dates, to
fix the facts in their minds that the
war against rebellion was made to
prevent Jefferson Davis and company
from crushing out free government.
Ifaftor all that reading Cameron
and Cooper are still unconvlnced
that during the past 100 years me
crushing process, as poicy mas
been a faiIure, there viii be no rene
dy for Republicans but TO turn III
body and support the Stewart ticket,
From West Chester, General
Beaver went to Norristowp, where
he delivered a speech. He express
ed himself as pleased to be received
By people OF al parties. Political
difference should not keep gentlemen
from meeting each other as gentle
men. He docs not believe in tying
faith down TO men. 1t is dangerous
TO to be only Beaver man, a Cam
eron man, Wallace man, Pattison
man. The Democrats had better
lock TO the trouble in their own ranks.
They trouble themselves about Re
publican troubles, but there are TO-
0G0 dissatisfied Democrats in Phiia-
delphia. The troubles in tie Re
publican party viii be healed, and
2o,010 to 40,0e0 majority viii crown
the Republican ticket in November
he confidently believes.
GENERA SKoBELErr. died a few
days ago. he was in his 10th wear.
Germany breaths freer.
TaE Democratic candidate for
Governor is young man, but he
has been candidate FOR Office five
times.
The Democratic ticket could be
defeated by n united Republican par
ty. Republicans are earnestly de-
sirous tnat there should he only one
Republican ticket IN the field. They
ara waiting, ana Loping tor the troub-
ie to be adjusted, but If the two tick
cts are to remain in the field, the
people of the party viii settle down
to one or the other Of the sides, and
before the campaign has closed the
Stewart ticket Will rally around it
most al the anti-spoils men of the
party, and almost all the anti-third
term men, and almost all the men
that were against the unit rule at
Chicago. Now is the time to con-
slider such points, once the campaign
is fairly opsaed it will be to late, and
the day of grace will have passed by.
THIEVES got among the delegates
to the late Democratic State Conven-
ton. Five of the Erie delegation
were robbed while asleep in their
room at hotsl Watches and mon
er was taken. The sums stolen
ranged from $40, to $3.50.
Cooper's State committee meets to
day. They pretend to meet for peace
ful purposes. but in advance OF the
meeting some how or other they have
got out an expression that they dc
not expect to propose anything that
will be accepted by the civil service
Republicans. 1t is queer way o
starting peace measures, to disclose
beforehand that it is expected tina
nothing peaceful will come of tn
effort. Cooper and his committe'
may not he wreckers, but that is thu
,,.o,,,a,-u of oil kin1 talk TIL