Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
We arc fishing for prInciples,
not men.


fully asked our citizens, each Gni all
to rise above the slime which has
been injected into this canvass by
the Democratic management, and
give final and friendly consideration
to the great measures and principles
involved. The only way to sustain
these IL TO sink mere personalities
and preferences and give n cordial
support to all Of the State, Congress
ionGl, Senatorial, Representative and
County candidates, for tho defeat Of
any Of these affects unfavorably the
representative and organized power
of great party which has dsdicat-
ed itself to the promotion Of well
known principles ard measures
The present Republican Congress
passed Soldiers Service
PENSION BILL,
which distributes annually $3.50, ,000.-
900 to she dependant veterans OF the
Union: sic, 200, 900 of this is distrib-
uted to citizens of Pennsylvania.
Our Congrsss has passed the
ADMINISTRATIVE BILL
30 prevent frauds and uudsr,alu-
ations hy importers and foreign
dealers, and it il magnificent sue
ces. 1t has passed
THE SILVER BILL,
which not only adds over $50. .o00,-
900 annually to our currencv. but
has lifted the value OF silver fully 10
per cent adding that much to the
purchasing power of the wages and
incomes OF sll citizens. 1t has pass
ed the Mckinley
FRuTKCTUE TARIFF BILL.
the best measures Of protection over
conceived, and one which will en-
courage all of our industries, SO soon
rs the excessive imPortations of this
year are exhausted.
IT nss ENCOURAGED
the improvements Of the Navy rhsre-
by our great ship yards viii for wears
be enable to doubled their forces and
give work to thousands Of mechanics
and laborsrs 1t has encouraged
the farmer, and been wstchful of his
industries Thsss are but the lead
ing measures, all Of them involving
principles, which are st stake In this
canvass. And these are things at
stake; the greatest man IN the land
would be dwarfed beside them
YoUn voTl
will r,tify or reisct them. The Re
publican party is wholly responsible
for all Of them. Do they deserve
your endorsement There is one
way, and but one, to say 30, and that
is to cast a ballot for the entire Re
publican ticket II you oppose thoss
measures, vote for the Democratic
ticket, and, vote it As q whole. One
way points to progress, the other to
rs-sction. Ike choice is yours to
m.ks on the 4th dxv Of November
next Base it upon principle. and
the Republican party will profit by
your vots.
THE EErUBLICAS CANDIDATES
fully deserve public confidence q,
men, and public support as the rsp-
rsssntatives Of great principles
view which mud fingipg should
usvsr obscure, and which slander
should never intimidate.
HON. GEO. wALLACE DHLANArER
the Republican nominee for Cover
nor, ras Mayor of Meadvi,lo, theI
elected State Senator after most
cordial nomination, by a vote which
redeemed the psrty's majority IL
Crawford county He is able. courte
Gus, clsan.
CAPTAIN LOUIS A. wArREs
long State Senator of high distinction
from Lackavanna county, is tbs can
didate for Lieutenant Governor
HON. THOMAS J. srHvARr
has risen from 16 year old drum
mer boy In the Union army to
msmber of the House from his natiy
country of Montgomery, then (:
Secretary of Internal Affairs, tn
place for which he has bsen renom
lstsd. While member Of the Lsgii
.lsturs he WAS the author Of the So
.di-rs Burial Bill which Pattison vet,
ed, and in the words Of this vet
every Union Soldier of the State va
insulted by arguing that the appropr
alton was above the cost Of paups
burisl
HON. LOUIS p ATKINSON
Has spruEg from the farmer clas
and has close connection with I'll
farming interests in his natiy
country, and il ever ready to aid froi
Legislation whom IN proper shape, d
largest interests are real estate ints