Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-08-21

JOSEPH o. HORNE
HoN. WILLIAM H. ANDREWS,
Hon. SAMUEL A. DAVENPORT,
Hon. THOMAS V. COOPER,
Members ut Largo.
Allegheny-John II. Murphy, h. j. Tor
rance.
Armstrong-William W. Fiscus.
Beaver-J. X. Harrah.
Bcrks-J. B. 5 FensterInacher
Butler-Jumes NJ Carson.
Chester-Chnrlcs H. Speakman, Charles
C. Wilder.
Carbon-B +. Kuntz.
Crawford-Frank p. Ray, Joseph II.
Bloss.
Cumberland-J6mcs NJ. Weakley.
Dauphin-Albert Miller, J. :. Gilbert
Deiaware-Harry HugUenelle. John B.
Robinson.
Elk-Willian L. Sapp.
Erie-William j. Robinson, P. L.
Flower.
Fayettc-Frank NJ. Fuller.
Fo-est-W. Z. Thompson.
Franklin-M. a. Foltz.
Fulton-Abel o. Griffith.
Huntingdon-H. c. Chisholm.
Lnckawnnna-F. NJ. Francis, : s. Jones.
Laucastcr-A. B. Hass!c-. j. z. Miller,
David Wilmer, J. p. StObcr.
Lawrence -Gcorge Is. Berger.
Luzerne-William J. Harvey.
And twenty-five other members.
THEY MEM BUSINESS.
Mr. Robinson, when asked about the
"twcnty- five others" said: II say twenty
five other members. We really have moro
by letter and wire who signed, but l 90
not wish to give all the names. as 1t
would disclose who have joineh in the
call. II Gflkeson refuses the /, st of
the members they will issue tn, o,..l and
mees anyhow. Then if be still persists in
refusing to have the roll Of dc.cyatcs prop
erly prepared We will 60 into court and
compel him to do It."
THAT NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Congressman John b. Robinson has
sent another letter to GilkeSon, asking
him what he did with the So, 900 col
lccted in the last campaign" Tho oon-
gresham says, among ether things:
"You have although been given several
weeks, SO far refused to give me any in
formation or reply to my last letter.
II have tried to ascertain from the var
ious committeeman and therwise whether
any considerable sums of money were sent
into the various counties of the state to
assist in the legitimate work of organizes
ton and election OF the Republican can
didutcs of last year. can only ascertain
that here and there in n few localities you
sent O few hundred dollars for this pur-
pose. The county of Delaware, which
have the honor to represent il part on the
state committee, did not receive a cent,
although our majority last fall for tho
head of the ticket was $500, the next in
size to that Of Philadelphia, Allegheny
and Lancaster counties. l have ascer-
tained in one instance from the commit
teemen from Bcrks county that you re-
fused. after repeated calls, to send o small
amonnt of money there for organization
which might have resulted in the return
of Republican congressman from this
strong Democratic district II you had
contributed 81 $50 to each Of the several
counties in the state there would have
still remained of the amount stated as
contributed a23, 900 unaccounted for.
"It is important that there be "A meeting
OF the state committee to set this matter
right between you and me, and, what is
Of far greater Importance, to place the
party in it's proper relation to all its mem
bers; as any wrongful acts of yourself.
being chairman and at the headship Of
of the executive committee Of the party,
would bring 1t into d disrepute that would
initiate against its future success.
Republican Newspapers Of Pennsylvania
Score the Governor.
The Republican newspapers cf the state
continue to severely score Governor Has.
tings for his course In the present fac
tional contest.
The People Against Executive Interfe--
enos in Rational Politics.
The governor must be able to perceive
by this time that wherever the Republi.
cans have been under the least restraint
from personal and official influences they
have cast the largest majorities against
the combine, and Indirectly against exec
utive Interference in u contest entirely
foreign to the function of the guberna-
tO-ial ofiice.-Pittsburg Commercial &C.
zette.
Hastings Has Fsller into o Den Of Thieves
and PIundsrers.
The triumph of Quay in this fight will
be u victory for the psople. The success
of the combine will mean further degra-
dation, more corruption and abject politi-
cal slavery for the masses. The common
people ara scrry Governor Hastings has
deserted them and fallen into a den of
thi'.,c. and ,lun'l,.rrrS in order to assist
-, Z Iitsisl.-ftdrFlsDtT ANSWS.
T:l5 C.::,J as Leaders A:e Afraid to Go
:" iI,e Tsop:c.
Cne of the most significant "straws'' in
tie present battle within the ranks Of the
Republican ;,.rty IS the fact that in every
instance where the Quay people have
asked that an expression OF opinion on
the state craftsmanship question, by vote,
be allowed, the present state chairman
and candidate for reelection, Gilkeson,
has refused Register.
The Cameron Bugabse Isn't Cutting Much
of . Figure.
The Cameron bugaboo isn't cutting
much Of q figure in the factional fight in
state politics. There are many men sup
porting Quay who would not be for Cam
eron under any circumstances, and vice
versa. The trouble with tho combine Ia
they have NO issue. The fight made on
Senator Quay 10 yst to b justified
Wellsboro Advocate.