Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14


convention:
WHEREAS, the present method of elect
ing the Representative Delegate to the Re
publican State Convention one year in ad
vance, is not in accordance with the srule
governing the qualifications OF delegate
comprising said convention, therefore be i
ResoiVed: That on and after the year ls9;
the Delegate from Juuiata County to th'
! Rep. State Convention, bs elected lin tn,
same manner a, now, bat not more than 6t
days proceeding the date set for holding
the Republican State Convention.
| Rss0lreI: That in accordance 10 the rules
governing the Republic an primary elections
( in Juniata Co., the above resolution is sub
mitted to the voters at the next Repuolica n
primary election.
RESOLUTIONS.
Pc.olred: That with abiding faith in ths
principles and doctrines of the Republic an
Convention at Minneapolis, We pledge our.
s,Ives to renewed energy and perseverance,
in their advancement
That we recommend the administration OF
BENJAMIN Harrison directed and controlled
as it was by zeal and courage in behalf OF
America and her interests; its wisd ON, pur-
ity and justice in every department, partIc
ularly in its recognition and partial recon-
pense OF the veterans who preserved the ma.
ton and its flag when traitorous hands
sought to overthrow il, commend it to the
resnect and admiration of the American
people.
We condemn the administration of Gov
ernor Robert (. Pattison for his veto of the
Bridge bill that would have partially ro-im
bursed our citizens for the heavy loss they
sustained by the food OF 1899, while sane
tiouing lavish appropriation to other favor
ed and personal enterprises for vetoing
the fish bill that authorized the public TO
catch eels by nets and fish baskets, allowing
them to paas aDmolaSt-d down the Juniat,
for the benefit OF Maryland and Delaware
fishermen for his defiance OF the rights OF
the Senate by the reappointment of
Watchorn as Factory Inspector and for his
general disregard OF tho feelings and wishes
of majority of the citizen. OF this Com
monwealih.
That We endorse the course of eur late
representative in congress the Hon. l.. L
Atkinson, where long and faithful service
and fairness and by intelligent effort IN be.
half of his constituency.
That pc heartily commend the course OF
| our State Senator the Hon. Jos. n. Woods
who has proven himself TO be just and
honorable legislator.
That communication of our member the
Hon. II. Lstimer Wilson, i. a just tribute to
a faithful representative of tho whole peo-
pie, who by his manly course and manifest
devotion to the interests OF his constitu,
ents aud party haI won for him the highest
praise Of the people.
That we eaffirn our end orsement OF our
party's position in its demand for hbera
pensions to deserving soldiers, and We
scorn any attempt to deprive them of theii
Just rights.
That the ticket placed in the field by the
suffrage OF the republican party OF Juniat:
county is composed of men OF high honor
and integrity who are so well fitted to per
form tho duties Of the position for which
they are named that it commends itself no
only to every republican but to the judge
ment of all men ns worthy OF support,
G. W. WILSON,
J. HARVEY PATTES,
Memo WISEY.
ELECTION WATCHERS.
The following is list of the watcher
appointed by the return Judges to atten'
the election the coming fall.
Beale-Styles Boden, ]. o. Brown, J. W
RcCahan.
Black Log-H. A. Opel, G. Emery, job
Hartman.
Delaware-W. Hubbard, W. Il. Brant
hotter, A. A. Lands.
Fayette-E. Z. Smith, HcAlisterville
Jerome Bossler, Cocolamus u. b. Rousi
Oakland Mills.
Fermsnagh-W. Z. Lauver, Samu
Thomas, K. B. Zimmerman, Miffiintowu.
Greenw ood-W. N. Ksister, ). T. ZeiC
ers, U. D. Ferree.
l. Lack-D. NJ. Stump, Jason Robson
Harvey Wallace.
Mifiintown-C. B. Horning, Carl Espe'
shade, Samuel Lapp.
A
rett, J. X. Robson.
Mouroe-S olomon Knouse, Henry Psg
- Jonathan Bottiker.
Patterson-J. D. Blstz, Josoph Lands.
r Port Roysl-H. Ii. Snyder, j. G. n,
teer, H. B. Warner.
e Spruce Hill-Joe Evans, N. II. Esh,
s. Book.
n susquehanna-G. Strausor, Levi Lig
Elias Crawford.
vi Thompsontown-James AcCurdy,
Cameron, C. D. Singer.
P. Turbett-w. w. Landis, W. H. Gro
niger, B. F. Beysrs-
/; Tuscarora-U. l. McNeen, A. F. Raf'
berger, James J. NcMullin-
n. walkerASamuel Miller, David Louds
slayer, George Kerchner-
THE TICKET.
lg The Republican party was uneemmo,
lv fortunate to have good material to sell
he candidates from for nomination. 1t Y
ne impossible for everyone Of the good men