Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-09
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The North .7nericdn says with re
gard to the the position of the Penn.
sylvania Senators on the bill: 1t is
gratifying to find in looking through
the details of the vote by which the
Senate concurred with the House in
passing the River and Harbor bill
over the Presidents veto that both
of the Pennsylvania Senators took
their stand with Mr.. Arthur. Mr..
Cameron voted with the minority IN
the negative, and MIR. Mitchell was
paired with q Senator who would
have voteI aye. People who believe
in honest government, and who think
with the President that the .ex-
trav""once of tho River and u
bill is both denoralizing and uncon-
stitutional, will make note of that
circumstance.
PArrrsos, the Democratic candid
ate for Governor, may have merit as
man But the superhuman attrib-
utes that are said to belong to him, are
only the imaginings OF an excited
party over the prospects Of winning
state election. The power behind
Pattison is lawyer Lewis G. Cassidy.
Dir. Cassidy is an intelligent, cum
ming man, one of the most subtitle of
politicians, while his own political
ambition has not troubled him, or
been a thorn in his flesh, he gave
such political turning and direction
to four students in his Office that
th.7 all became Office seekers, and all
won tho places that they up to this
time desired. Pattison is one of the
four; he holds Office in Philadelphia
James Kennedy, was one Of the four
students, he is State Senator. j..
G. Gordon was one of the four stu
dents, he is State Senator, and is
the young man that excited the old
men of the Democracy, by declaring,
that the young Democracy should
not be made to fight the mistakes
and battles of the old men of the par
ty. Cassidy would have put plas-
ter on Gordon's mouth if he had
known that he would talk the old
men around in that way. W. H.
Harrity is one of the four law STU
dents that Cassidy inspired, and he
is Chairman of the Democratic City
Committee. The boss himself does
not seem to care about Office, but ii
is understood that if the Democracy
carry the Legislature he will manifest
desire to be sent to the United
States Senate when Senator Gamer
on's term expires. This modest but
uncomnonly shrewd lawyer, it is
said, has NOT only CLAIMED the cap
turs of the State Legislature, and a
place for himself in the United States
Senate but he is said to be grooming
Mr.. Randall of Philadelphia as 9
candidate for the Presidency. Such
are said to be some of the plans ol
the controlling mind that directs the
movements of Mr.. Pattison. With
the Republicans united on Beaver OF
Stewart, OF any other good Republi
can there would be DO doubt
about the result of the battle for the
State with Cassidy's young man.
There is still a hope that before the
election day comes around, there
may re only one Republican candid
ate in the ield for the Office of Gov
ernor.
The crop prospects in England are
reported as not encouraging.
One of Garibaldi's sons is raising
q company of soldiers to go to Egyp
to help Aribi Bey. So dispatche
from Italy say.
The Philadelphia Sunday Transcrip
knows that the Mollie Maguires hav'
to be thumped around loosely to keel
them within the traces of the law, bu
it is wofully lost as to the geograph
ical locality or whereabouts of tn
Mollie Esguires, when it represent
them as hourishing in Juniata Co.
ENGLAND explains the cause of tn
bombardment of Alexandria to bt
the desire, to secure the free navigs
ton of the Suez Canal. She mad
war to secure the peace and author
ty of the Khedive, who to certai
degree was left unsupported by til
Turkish authority at Constantinoplt
ENGLAND is pressing the Sulta
hard to proclaim Aribi Boy a rebel
as yet the Sultan has not done 81
At this distance it almost seems as
the Sultan is winking at Aribi, tellin
him to 60 on and drive out the Ell
glish. while with the other eye, he
steadily watching the movements G
Johnny Bull
IT is funny to hear certain Reput
licans, who repeatedly advocated tn
election of certain Democrats to o.
fee, snjoin great care upon psopl
to be CAREFUL that they do not wan
der into the Democratic camp. 1t
lsuphable to hear certain Democrats
warn other certain Democrats to b
CAREFUL and not wander into the R<
publiaau camp.