Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-29
PIG iron people are scared.

THE Democratic platform is; go IN
PATTIsos will be inaugurated JAN
uary 16, 1888.
MANY Republicans did not vote at
the late election.
PREACHER MooDY, is out of working
order, because of overwork.
The storms on Friday did great
damage to the shipping on the lakes.
TIE free trade newspapers are quite
outspoken now They call the tariff
a tax
A NUMBER Of Philadelphians have
organized to nominate Blaine for
President in 1884
EDITOR HESsEL, has surprised the
average citizen by announcing that
he desires no Office.
The potato crop failed in Ireland,
that and the scarcity of work, it is
feared will cause widespread distress
this winter.
TIE Garfield monument Fair open
ed auspiciously at Washington on
Saturday. President Arthur attend
cd and delivered nice speech.
4 NEw YORK lawyer named Marks,
struck an opposing lawyer while he
was arguing case before the Su
preme Court. The Court sentenced
the fighting lawyer to jail for 30 days
for contempt of court.
SINCE the election, the iron business
has gone into decline. The shrink
age has been SO marked that num-
Der of the large establishments con-
template the closing of their concerns
The question. is being asked all
around, will the Democratic victory
bring q panic on the country?
WASHINGTON official circles are in a
furry. The Post Master and the
Marshall of the District with num-
Der Of other officers have been re-
U0Ysd. Ii is said that they all were
concernea N n hAluing TO manufacture
q public sentiment against the cour,
that had the Star Reuters on trial.
TIE Democracy are on the rack,
as to who is to be Pattison's Attor
hey General, Lawyer Cassidy has
been Pstison's friend, and such
Democrats as do not Ike Mr.. Cassi-
dy, are storming around fearfully to
prevent Pattison from appointing
AIR. Cassidy to the position. Nocom-
ents.
TIE Democrats say, that as an evi-
dence that the bloody chasm is clos
ed, the following despatch, since the
election from Chalmers, OF Mss, to
Butler of Mass, is sufficient. The
dispatch reads: Grenada, Miss, Nov
9.-Ben Butler, Lowell, Mass, Fort
Pillow Chalmers to Beast Butler,
greeting: Both in. Shake!'
TEURLow WEED, one of the great
editors. developed in York State two
generations aso died in New York
city on the morning OF November Y,
1882 al S.55. He WAS born al CAIRO
Green county, York State, Novem-
ber Is, 1877. He learned the print
ing trade in the town of Catskill IN
his native State His life wss a sue
cessful career, and his death peace
fnl end.
The North .4msrican says: 1t seems
to us to be no more than right and
inst that the Senate Of this Common
wealth should be organized and con
trolled by the Republican members
of that body, Pennsylvania is essen
tislly, thoroughly and radically Re-
publican State, and at the late cleo
ton the two Republican tickets poll
ed clear majority of the popular
vote 1t is thsrefore proper that the
majority should rule.
Chsuncey Black, and other Dem
ocratic orators talked so much about
Thomas Jefferson during the late
campaign that Pattison has got it in
to his mind to have an Inauguration
without show. The average Demo
crat Is almost frightened over the
prospect of no display at the inaugu-
ration. However, show, or no show,
Harrisburg will be over-run by the
unterrihed on Inauguration day. At
this early day nearly all the hotels
have orders for rooms. How to &C
commodate the THOUSANDS is per
picking Question. If Inauguration
49, a-r came II summer time the enthu-
sisstic pilgrim could stretch hirnselI
on cellar door, or door stoop, for a
night If the crowd could be separ-
ated, the dry followers of Pattison
could be slowed away in the hotels,
and the other fellows could be sent
to Chauncey's Butler, who could
fortify them sufficiently to endure
one nights Judgement Oh hay NOW.
1t is best, however, not to worry ov-
or the unterrifed, they will take care
of themselves on Inauguration day,
with or without jefferson in the play.
They have not had anything OF the
kind since 1861. It would be churiish
for the Republicans to do anything
else than stand by as civil and pleas
ant spectators to their jollifcation
Go in We unterrifed.
THs decline of the interest Of
American shipping is subject thai
the Democracy are want to talk about
Just now They are casting about
for something to give them favor
with the people The shipping o
America is one of their points. The!
charge that the interest has gone in
to decay because the Republicans
put such duties on ship building ma
terisl that Europeans have the advan
tage Of cheaper material, and fol
that reason fill themarket with ship
st cheaper rates. But that is onl,
one side Of the question; by man,