Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-07-15
yanized rebellion to perpetr.te slav-

ganized rebellion to perpetrate slav-
cry.
The candidates named IN the Con-
vention for President were Bland,
Boies. Blackburn, Eryau, Matthews
and Mclean.
Bryan was nominated on the fifth
ballot on Friday.
Ono hundred and sixty eight Of
the delegates would not vote for q
candidate on such q revolutionary
platform.
On Saturday Ssws,i, Mclean,
Bland, Sieley and Williams, were
named for Vice President. On the
fifth ballot Sewail was nominated.
The two men nominated are as uo-
like each other as they can we'll be.
Bryan is a lawyer and An editor and
has teel in Congress two terms and
is only 36 years old, ard believes Just
at out everything that Sewall don't
believe, He is . free trader.
Eewa'l on the other hand il old
enough to be Eryan's father, is q
money maker, q banker or railroad
corporation man, a millionaire aud
proteciiopist. In the nomination of
theco two dissim;ler men the states
rights anarch;stic convention played
the good Lord and good devil act as
wei, as ever it was played.
The Convention refused to pass .
resolution Of approval of President
Cleveland's administration, because
# they did SO it world be a contra.
dictiou of their platforw that de-
him in aaindirect wsy for
interfering wIfn the state rights of
Illinois when Anarchist Altgslt was
in the hands Of the mob to
protect United States property in
Chicago and other places in Illinois.
The Convention has produced 81
genera! nurmer Of disapprovel in ali
pcrfs of the country. Outside of its
declarations and avow.
d pu,rose" it is looked upon as hav-
ng preporsd the clear way for tho
over whelming defeat of the ticket it
nominated. The silver question is
ooked upon as only q blind, sham
% cover the doctrine OF states rights,
which if incorporated into govern.
nent rule, would open the way to un-
10 everything that had been won in
he war for the Union of the States
rom 1861 to 1865.
How wicked its two.fscednsss to
,ood old farmer Bland, father cham
'ion of the silver cause; how he was
cid on the shelf. It didn't suit the
who ran the CJ1vsntion
o have an honest farmer for q
for the Presidency. They
wanted no hsy-seed hair man in it,
II they know that the farmers are
lot anarchists. There are to be no
lay-wagon spectacular scenes in
heir parade this fall, so they laid
liver father Bland under the table.
They would not even give him the
Vice Presidential nomination.
Only nine of the Pennsylvania del
'ga,ion vote for Vice President,
Which is an indication of how the
'snDsylvanians felt toward tho Con-
ention.
New Workers and Pennsylvenians
nd others not only refrained from
anticipating in the affairs of the
when IL clovsn foot wa
eveaied through the thin covering
i silver, but ths prea cher who was
. invoke he Divine blessing for the
sssion that nominated SsHe,l failed
. put in an appe~rsDce. 1t must
ave been a h.d case when preachers
eied to come and pray for it, for
hey are always ready 70 pray for the
edenpsion OF anything and every
hing that show the least sign of in
to do what is right and
II per. 1. must indeed have beon
ough when the preachers would not
ray for it IN it's closing hours.