Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-18

PATTIsoS, is going to swing around
the circle of the State, to electrify
the unterrifed If he would tell that
the reforms that have been institut-
ed in Philadelphia, were instituted
by the Republican Committee of One
Hundred and not by Mr.. Pattison,
he would do Mr.. Pattison justice, and
would himself appear in his true col
ors. There is not Democrat on the
Committee of One Hundred, and yet
the Democrats, have stole all the
credit of the Committed reform
work and heaped it on Pattison, and
shout aloud: See, See {, the great
reformer, and from this out to the
time of the election, they Will travel
him through the State, and at stated
intervals, and stated places. will have
him before the people in his stolen
reform clothes. 1t is commenda
BILE desire that Mr.. Pattison should
have to appear as reformer, but it
is not so commendable, when he
credits himself with the work of
others. If Mr.. Pattison does not get
through, it will not be the first III
stance of n man breaking down by
claiming too much of the credit of
other peoples work
LAST week the Republican Con
gressional Conference met at New
port, Perry county, and on the Tth
ballot nominated l.. f. Atkinson, of
this place, for Congress. The Doc
tor will make a Congressman of a
grade a considerable distance above
the average Congressman. Repub
licans of Juniata give him a hearty
support. He has repeatedly been
ON the stump among the people of
Jnniata during State and national
contests. Let it pass that he did
closely affiliate with set of men That
for months, to crafty personal ends,
denounced a large percentage of the
best Republicans in the county AS
ring, and boss ridden; lay that griev
ance on the alter of your party in
this hour of need; support him Wig
orously: speak to your neighbor in
his interest for Congress and when
election day comes, go to the poles
and vote for him.
There is a certain percentage of
the Democracy IN this county that
are indebted to the Doctor for favors
that he rendered to them politically,
and to their factional press interests.
Many predict that they will turn their
backs On him now, while many others
are as positive in their declarations
that they are incapable of playing the
part of the migrate to a man who was
their earnest friend The Doctor
entered the Army as a surgeon, and
BY disease lost the use of his lower
limbs, to such n degree that he was
compelled to use crutches, which so
restricted him in his bodily move
ments, that he relinauished the prac
tice of medicine and turned his at
tention to the profession Of law.
He is an able lawyer A pleasant gen
tleman. A man of good habits; in
the prime Of life-aged about 40
years. Vote for him.
The pension rolls at Washington
contain 2S5,695 names.
CoSKLIsG. is quiet, and takes no
part i'll the campaign in New York
AT Pensacola, Florida, there have
been 1406 deaths from yellow fever,
REV HENRY WARD BEEcHER, has
Withdrawn from the Congregational
Association.
JOSEPH L. LEWIS, a New York bach
elor, willed S950,000 to the United
States of America, to help pay the
National debt.
A RICH, New Yorker. has spent
5000, for clothes, for his daugh- |
ter, who is to be married soon. If it |
is his own money, whose business is it. |
The latest comet report is that the |
great comet grazed the Sun, and
Knocked piece off itself, which said
piece is whirlinS through space as a |
new comet.
SOME journals are trying to get off
n joke, by saying that the way to un-
load Cameron is to elect Beaver |
Cameron and Beaver, look through |
one and the same hole.
EUROPEAN astronomers claim to |
have discovered a new comet in the |
far off distance coming almost along
the track of the great comet that is
now so rapidly going away. A few
weeks of time Will tell
The Sac and Fox Indians have put
pn their war paint. The government |
agent has refused to pay $1,000, |
that is due them, till they sign a re-
ceipt, they refuse to sign, and that's
what the trouble is about.
AFTER Mr.. Beecher had withdrawn |
from the Brooklyn Association of the
Congregational Churches and ex-
pressed his doctrinal beliefs the As
sociation discovered that they believe
as he does. There is no difference
IN their belief, and they have there
fore earnestly asked him to remain
in the fold of the Association.
THE Democrats in Center, Clear
field, and Clinton counties, are inca
pacitated from becoming advocates
of State reform. Their own house
needs reform sweeping. Their Sen
atorial Conference demonstrated how
they buy each other. Conferees up
there among the Democracy are con
sidered to be worth 5000 a piece.
Reform.
The diameter of the body of the
late comet is said to be 10000 miles.
When it comes around in 1884, and |
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