Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-14

no wonder that the conservative ele
ment Of the democracy is in open re-
volt against Bryan.
DUTY OF THE REPUBLICANS.
Now, what is the duty OF the in
telligent, moral, country loving re-
publicans. Their duty is clearly to
line up to the rescue OF the country
from the impending business pros
trstion that Bryan snd his fellow rev.
olutionists have in store for all but
those who are working on Fixed salar-
les The republican who cuts his
ticket in these troublesome times,
has lost his patriotism or is seeking e
ballot revenge against some opponent,
who defeated him at the Primary
Election or he is too Indifferent or
careless to comprehend the troubles
his vote will help bring on the coun.
try.
There is no good reason for a re.
publican voting against Mckinley,
but there is the best Of reason why
he should be for him with all bis
mind and heart. There is no good
reason for republican voting against
THE COUNTY TICKET.
There is no good reason why any
republican should vote against any
man on the republican county ticket,
but thereis svery reason why every
republican should support his local
ticket. The candidates are sill first
rate men. The moral support of o
county ticket in time like the pres
ent as we'll as the political support is
a good thing. 1t will prove that the
people in this mountain girt valley,
are willing to hold up the banner OF
sound money, a hundred cent dollar
the world over. and are willing to
hold up the bsnner of American in.
dustry. There is NO reason except
spite work and Epite work is never
reasonable. Every republican should
vote for VIM. Hertzler
FOR STATE SENATE.
Mr.. Hertzier deserves we'll at the
hands of his party. IF hs defeated
Alr. Pomeroy and Mr.. Woods, it is a
compliment to him and no discredit
to them. They are good, strong men,
end to receive tie preference Of the
people in the primary nomination is
feather for his political cap that
they should ratify by giving him
their earnest support just as they
would have expected bis support had
either Of them won the party nomi-
nation. The Same may be said Of
Carl F. Espenschade.
FOR LEGIsLATURE-MR. EsPENscHADE
is an Intelligent. young and vigorous
worker with more than ordinary ex-
ecutive ability. and his having won
the primary nomination ovsr such
prominent and worthy cit:zsns as
MIR. Patterson and .Mr. Memminger,
should not in the least result against
him, for to win over such veterans is
an honor They could not al win,
and if either had won, they would
have rightly expected the support Of
tho otEers. There is no difference
between them on the great issues be-
fore the people. They are sound
money nan and sound Mckinley and
Hobart men, and TO ssy they are not
sound en- the county ticket is to cay
something sbout them that they will
net thank you for. Their Eoundnsss
on thess grsat distinguishing fea-
turcs IS a bond between them that is
stronger than personal effort for pri-
mary nomination that people of their
own political persuasion settle by the
ballot at the primary election.
FOR PRoTEoNoTARY
". II Zeiders should poll the full
republican vote. He had 10 oppon-
ent ia ilis own party for the primary
nomination. He is enc of the nost
obliging and capable of the many
capable men who hays filed the of.
Gee of ProShonctsry. and his eecond
term viii no: bs less efficient thar
his first.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Wilberfarce Schweyar hiss proven
himself an honest and capable States
Attorney; an able advccate; sound
lawyer, firm in serving the Common.
wesl5h and yet mild and sympathetic
with the unfortunate, but never once
swerying from the rigid course that
The law lays down for his guidance.
Hs has come to be looked upon as
fair, capable, clsan-handed and Just,
aod his satisfactory first term is tax.
en- SIS an index to what his second
term will be.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Michael r. Beashor and jeremiah
Loudenslagsr, both practical buniness
men and farmers, who know what it
is to bear the burdens Of supporting
county and township effaira. They
are economical enough to make safe
eustodians of the affairs Of the coun-
ty and liberal enough to not be pen
urious in their expenditures and man
agement of county government
They fully appreciate the fact that
The people through the courts havs
loaded large indebtedness on the
county By the purchase of four high
way river bridges, but on that &C
count they will not act parisimonious-
ly with regard TO other public inter-
ests. The people viii receive from
them safe, honest and liberal ad-
ninistration of county affairs.
COUNTY MISREPRESENTATION W. LANpIs
won his nomination spurs over such
tried and trusted business men as
j. Il. Sinons and George W. Wilson,
which is in itself one OF the best of
recommendations to the voter. The
man who can win a nomination over
such men as Mr.. Simons and Mr..
Wilson should have no trouble il be-
ing elected County Treasurer.