Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

srs in the Legislature He belongs
to the Cassidy ring.
-OSs hundred and twenty-five dele
gates attended the Prohibition Con
vention at Harrisburg. last Thursday
AiR SFossLER, the member Of Leg
islature, from Perry o.. has bill
before the house legalizing the use
OF FISH baskets for the purpose OF
catching eeis 10 the Juniata river.
GovEaNoa P&TrIsoN, issued an ad-
dress to the Legislature. last week.
Part OF the address was good, but
IN the main il was a seasoning dish
to the ring OF wreckers, CASSIDY,
Gordon and company.
lie Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has determined - put down
altogether FIVE tracks, between Har-
risburg and AHddletown. The
ground vas recently inspected by
Vice President Thomson"
"ExyS.SlTeG / Wilson Norris. who
reported the Supreme Court decis-
ions for SIX years, has completed mis-
last volume OF reports, and resumed
the active practice. Address 259
South 4th ST., Philadelphia.
On OF the expressions OF the aver
age crowd Of men, Is 10 denounce
railroads ard corporations, aud when
they have expended their denuncia-
tory feelings on that point, they turn
and as earnestly denounce everybody
bus themselves FOR not advocating
the building Of moro railroads, and
for not advocating the establishing OF
more manufacturing establishments.
Down in Main, the prohibitionists
propose to prevent the uss OF cider,
A. beverage. Would Mt it be ust
asweIi for the prohibitionists to pause
a moment or two, or ct least lOBg
enough to catch breath OF common
sense.
Co.aREss talked on the tariff ques-
ton TIL the business is quite vel!
stagnated So one class OF men de-
clare: an other class of men are Just
as positive in their declarations that
it is too much business, and over
production that has produced the
present stagnstlon-
II Most. the German foreigner,
who is going from city to city, IN
this country. delivering an incendiary
speech AL communism, would gather
an hundred OF two of MS kind Of peo-
pie, and take up tract Of the public
lard. and organize a community und-
er such rulss as he,,talks sbout be could
teach the world how much there Is
in his theory. But that Is not what
the blathsrskite wishes to do. His
ambition il 70 deliver abusive speeches
and take collection. the coiiec-
ton is for Most.
4 PErADEIpHIA reporter, represen-
ting the Times, called on many Phil
saelphians one day last We K to learn
their deslreas to the removing OF the
capitol frem Harrisburg to Phliadel
ph.a. The desire for such a consu-
nation was universal with the excep-
ton of one citizen named Stanton,
and he raid, ''Oh for Gods sake
don't bring the capitol here; Phlla'
deiphia IS bad enough already The
Philadeldhians say that Memorial
Hail, the art gallery Of the Centen-
NAL show is q suitable building Tor a
State hOuse.
"THE Governor OF Rhode Island,
in his annusi message declares that
25 per cent. of the children Of school
ace n that State do rot attend any
school, public OF private that the
number Of non-attendsnts IL stsadliy
increasing that the ratio of Hitter
scv in Rhode Island is greater than
that in any other Northern Stste,
and that the percentage Of native
born citizens, who cannot read and
write is twice as grest as IN other
parts OF New England. There as e
surprise of some significance in these
statements
DURING the late State Senatorial
contest in the Carlisle district Mr..
Bossler. who was candidate, sent a
cook book t. quite rumber OF IL
dies, whose husbands are Democrats
The Democrats, now Charge the CIV
ing of the books As bribery. There
is no telling what may grow out OF
The contest, the cook books may sc
work upon the retCrmers thai the
Democrats whose wives received d
book may petition the Legislature to
pass u law that every man that gives
bis wife kiss on Sunday, is on the
road to perdition, and IN the next
world shall be-
A ELL in the Legislature proposes
to amend the constitution OF the
State. so that the number of Sena-
tors shall be reduced to 30. and the
number of Representatives TO 50
The late new constitution Is IN s
most grevious fundamental law. It's
r1onsterous extravagsnt provisions
in full are not here mentioned, but
two notable provision, may be point
ed out. 1t increased the number OF
the Courts in the State. 1t increas
ed the number of Senator's and Rep
resontatives, thereby multiplying tie
expenses without giving an equiva
lent to the people in improved gov
eminent.
The people of this country sre {
great and prosperous people, bu
from the utterance of many agitatori
an effort is being made to breal
down, all, or nearly all the barrier
of intercourse between this govern
ment and the governments of the ol'
world, by which act, all people, goo'
and bad, and all kinds Of articles o
merchandise, and trade may be ad
rnitted free, or without question, o
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