Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-04-11
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county. after long and cafcfal search
hs- ioand tie nan who voted tle
o..ly Grsellack billc; east in Faii "a
r1lEtV af tlc AsTeiaher election
Whca tlc lone voter was found he
vas Ff.~ruiei with copy Of SCOTS
poems al, g. testimonial % his moral
casrge Ills yezr the Greenback
rar-F, 20 lllhi wil present each
voter with chrome.
Tlk Sew York sun states its view
of ihe platform that tie untsrrifed
uiil adopt for the campaign OF 1851
asfolows TLe,iree tIa .e enthusiasts
are after alL. night IN their idea that
the true platform Tor the Democracy
IN lSS4 Is a tariff for revenue only /;
and We, they srs bat bali right. for
taeir idea is but hall the truth.
Il is time 20 utter the whole truth
for them and for All branches Of the
Democracy, and here it is:
/. a tariI for revenue only.
II The tariff tie only source OF
revenue
This viii meet the views Of those
who dislike protection, and it viii
meet the views Of those vino fear
free trade. The revenue tariff VIII
impose an average Of 20 to 10 per
cent, duty upon al imported goods
and these duties vii De lev.od cot
for the sake Of protection but for the
sake OF revenus. Then we may all
bs happy together, and the great
battle of reform may bs won b. the
Democracy in 1884.
In the April Century, Ben Perlay
Poor. says Of the manner Of 'catch-
ing the cys OF the Speaker Of Con
gress Tie oTdsr Of morning bust
ness IS un.nteiligible to5trangers, and
is merely the successive recognition,
b. tho speaker, Of those members
VII, have obtained fr ON him 4 prom
iss that they cen have the floor.
IN keeping these promises tte 2e2E-
81 oftsa pays no heed to neinbers
in the front seats who aIs endeGyog-
ing to attrsct bis attention by oTiss
Of Mister Spcaksr, IN every note
IL gamut, accompanied by frantic
gesticulatious, and recognizes some
quiet person bevond them. 4 have
been 2 member Of this house three
successive sessions, said al indig-
nant Tenuesseau who had vainl :
tried to obtain the floor, and during
that time 7 have caught measles, the
rhooping cough and the influenza,
but l h.ye never been able 10 catch
the speaker eye,
4 majority OF The state Senators
made a laughing stock of themselves
last week by passing a bill to pro
hibit issuing Of free passes, and then
refused to pass q resolution that re-
Guirsd then to surrender the free
pass that they carry. Perhaps they
believe the bill does not effect the
pass that they received before the
passage Of the act. However true
that may be, most people that claim
10 believe that it Is wrong to give
pass also claim that 1t IS wrong %
ride on & pass, and they one al ali
say the Senators are guilty Of great
Inconsistency. L was g great mis-
take to insert such . foolish anti
3qss clause in the fundamental law.
for il cannot be shown that as
IL Is wrong 10 give q Tree
riEe o. c. carnage or o. loT5c
bsck. But that l. not the only IN
wiseprovision IN the constitution Il
Is g crooked document at best and
should bc amended. The clovsn
feet Of the new constitution viii n
time be revealed. lis multiplied
iOn Of the membership Of the Leg
islature, the eztra7eoaIt school pro
visions. and the increase n the num-
Der Of tho co-rEs, are al clauses tina,
viii be changed by the people IS
soon SIS they get q chance to change
them BY q vote.
Doubles many readers OF tie
Sentinel and Republican remember
that 5 or 6 years ago an account was
published u nov q Ml.ars5yWn Per
= county mob, helped a man named
E5ozs to secure t. Hiss Wright II
wedIoci., wnau Lar brother, Prof 81
las Wright, wes doing ell thG. he
knew how TO prevent 4 marriage q
MS sister with Booze. The Mixers
town mob VIII not feel comfortable
over the result Of the wedding which
they brought about, VIXEN they read
of It's sequel Is published, a5 follows
By the Plpillion Times, Nob, Of
March IG, 1883: Z very interesting
and a5 the same time most disgust
ing case was tried before the County
Judge Langdon, last Saturday. II
was the State Of Nebraska vs.. VIVA.
II. Booze, in which the prisoner was
charged with assault upon ths per
son Of his wife.
As shown BIZ the evidence, Mr..
Booze has been treating OF caring
Tor his wife IN : very shabby manner
for several years, and that on CT
about December y, 1882, the ill-feei
ing that was ranking in his heart
eliminated IL q severe beating and
kicking, which ne gave her with a
rolling pin across the back ana shoul-
dors. This confined the woman 10
her bed for several days, and while
she vas still suffering from the ef-
fects of The malicious pounding, hel
brutal husband administered q sec
ond punishment, useing a harness
tug as q weapon.
It seemed that the continued bru
tality Of Booze had thrown his wife
INTO dangerous illness, and the
neighbors, out of sympathy for the
poor woman, and according to the