Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-01
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

out on election day.
THE great boss in this contest is the
people, and they will express their
preference next Tuesday.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, has issued a
proclamation designating Thursday,
November 30, as a day of public
thanksgiving.
MILWAUKEE, is excited over the run
away of young dressmaker of that
city. with an an old citizens aged 63
years, and $4,000, which the gray
lover had in money The woman
was unmarried but the man leaves a
wife aged 60 years.
DR.. Atkinson discharged high duty as a
citizen, by being good soldier. In peace
he discharges his highest duty as a soldier,
by being a good citizen. As lawyer his
clients have ever found him zealously de-
voted to their interests and, as a con-
gresham, by combining the above quail
ties, he is sure to be the right man in the
right place.
The purchase of Democratic sena-
torial delegates, in the Center district
has resulted in the work of the first
Conference being set aside. 4 new
conference was convened. which
nominated William A. Wallace.
Leaving out the wrong of the EN-
plovment of fraud and trlckery, it
does not pay, as policy, it destroys
the character and reputation OF every
man that engages in it.
DR.. Atkinson, has every qualification
requisite to make strong member Of Con-
gress. His integrity, is quality, which !
needs no guaranty; his splendid knowledge |
of the law viii make him an invaluable mem /
Der of committee; his fiuency will put |
him in the forefront Of debaters upon the /
floor. sud lin his constituency will find
one ever alert TO :sdyagce their individual
and local interests.
"'r"pE are thousands Of towns with
-" that ex-
in the limits Of the hepuU..~,
ist as towns, by some mandatory,
that is protected by tariff against the
competition of cheaper European labor.
To put the Democracy in power in the
State, and in Congress is to put all the
tariff laws in danger Are you ready
for that No you are not, and that Is
the reason that you will give Atkinson,
and Pomeroy hearty support next
Tuesday.
The North .fmerioan says: The
historical attempt to establish as a
fact that William Penn never made
any treaty with the Indians may fairl
ly be classed with the attacks upon
the character of Penn himself by Ma
caulav, and the numerous other ef-
forts to invalidate all the sacred
truths of history. 1t is morally GER
tain that the Quaker policy toward
the Indians was not a trifling matter
and did not spring up without an
author.
THE reader, who has the right, and
the desire to vote, ear supply himself
with full Beaver Republican State
ticket and full Republican Co. ticket
with the names of Brosius, Atkinson,
Pomeroy, Lands, Caveny and Sterrett
from the ticket column of the Sentinel
before he leaves his home for the poles
The three first tickets in the column
are those just mentioned. The two low
er tickets in the column are the full
Stewart Republican State ticket, and
full Republican county ticket with the
names of McMichael, Atkinson, Pome-
roy, Lands, Caveuy, and Sterrett.
People of Juniata County, the time is
rapidly approaching when you will be call /
ed upon to vote for candidates, and among I
the number is Louis L. Atkinson, Esq, for |
Congress. The Doctor is lame and the |
time being short be will be unable to visit |
his friends personally. His Congressional
District comprises SIX counties, and he will
have 10 devote much time in canvassing the
Counties where he is notknown personally.
1t therefore behooyes his friends to put
their hand TO the plow and to do all in their
power for him. Let it not be said that Ju-
ni.ta failed to appreciate her own son in his
worthy struggle for worthy place Stand
by the Doctor, strengthen his arm, steady
his hand, and give him at all events, rOus
ing home endorsement.
4 NUMBER of men in certain parts
of the county, are busy circulating
the story that Mr.. Lands was
brought out by certain men that they
call Bosses. They forget that Mr..
Landis was the first man announced
for the Office of Sheriff and that they
themselves prepared the way for the
turn that affairs have taken, by tax
ing Mr.. Morrow out of the field. Mr..
Landis shows up the hollowness of |
their stories, by declaring in his ad-
dress. that "Under no Circumstances of
the case. could hare become candid |
ate If Mr. .Norrow had remained the
standard bearer for the office Of Sheriff"
If Mr.. Morrow had been candidate
in good faith, he would not have re-
signed in three days after nomination,
and if be had remained in the field,
Lands could not have become a can |
didate without becoming an outlaw
against the popular Primary Election
systems of both the Republican and
Democratic Parties In Juniata.
On last Tuesday a week ago, when We
learned for the first time that DR.. Louis E.
Atkinson had been selected as the candid
ate for Congress in this Eighteenth District
there was not an individual 10 whom the
news came who did not rejoice at the selec-
ten of one of OUT own people for this dis
tinguished honor. The heart of almost ev-
cry one, with out regard to party, was thrill
cd with a feeling of rride. Rut sbaU vra he