Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-28

NEw YORK and Chicago are the
best places in America in which tC
acquire the living languages. There
arc people in the two cities, who
speak, read and write all of the Ian
guages-
SENATOR CAMERON was re elected by
majority of both branches of the
Legislature. The vote in the house
stood, Cameron, 113; Black n; Tag
CART 7; DR.. L. L. Flood, 3; Judge
Harry White, 1. In the Senate:
Cameron 81; Black II; Sibley, l.
CONGRESSMAN Mills, an aspiraDt for
the Spoakership Of the next Congress
which will convene next March, and
which will be largely democratic,
ruled himself out Of the race on the
Goth, by showing his untrustworthy,
excitable nature, by running to the
speakers desk and shaking his fist
under Reeds nose. The fuss was
about the reading Of the journal of
the House. The Democrats wanted
it read in full Reed ruled that the
journal as read by the Clerk of the
House should stand, and refused all
motions to the contrary, and it was
Reeds rulings the caused Mills to
csper around shaking his fists like a
mailman.
The gold men who expect to prof
it to the extent Of millions, il they
c., ,r--eveDt the free vviurgs Of sill
7eE, I've I've succeeded in dropping q
drag net in Congress by instituting
an investigation to learn whether
any congressman have been buying
SILVER with the expectation of making
money on its advance in price. 1t
seems like unadulterated captious-
ness to hide their own wrecking
methods, to find fault with Congress
men or any other persons who buy
silver, while they are constantly do
ing their best to rulei cut as none
and make it an article Of merchandise
1t is the fault Of the conspiracy OF
the gold men against silver, that sill
yer 10 left to noat among the people
Of the world upon its own merits.
II Congress would do rs the people
would do within the period of one
hour, if they had tie silver question
to decide, it would give silver the
same right of free coinage, that gold
has in the nints of the country, and
that would ssttle the question. The
drag not to fish for people, who have
beeu5 buying silver is only small way
of whipping the Devil around the !
stump to divert attention from their
ownlwork. Why did they not propose
toinvestigate the gold buying people,
who expect TO be so incalculably en-
riched, if silver can be set aside as
money! In the silver question they
learned that Senator Cameron had |
purchased about one hundred thou
ssnd dollars worth OF silver. Hav-
ing learned that what are they going
to do about it d? He had the right to
buy it, just as he has The right to
buy anything that is in the market
for sale. If the gold bugs would DO
as Senator Cameron proposes, nam
ly to re-eslsblish the free coinage of
silver, just as in times past, when
debts were made payable in lawful
United States coin-gold or silver
they would not be fooling away theiT
time in the interest Of men, who pro-
pose to establish the gold standard |
for the payment of tho bonded in
debtedness of the world. The great |
est financial panic the world has e1-
perienced since the breaking up
Of the Roman empire viii take place
when all payments are required to |
be made in gold. The investigation
is dodge Of the gold men.