Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-06-24

The Democratic party is so demor-
allied that the offices are seeking the
men.
The Democratic night mare will
take place in Chicago on the 7th of
July.
TN, TN, the coming of American
Tin, creates among tie Democracy
an awful Mckinley din.
The Popuiists propose to run a
Presidential ticket with the money
question for their battle cry.
MCKINLEY is not an old man. He
was born in 1S43. The candidate for
the Vice Presidency, G. A. Hobart,
WAS born in 1914.
IT taxed the railroad management
to haul the people who wanted to go
to Canton, Ohio, last Saturday, to
congratulate Major Mckinley.
THE republicans in Philadelphia in
dnlged in $4,000 men parade on
Saturday evening in honor of the
nomination of Mckinley and Hobart.
The Democratic Convention room
in ChjGago, will hold about as many
people as the Republican Convention
held IN St Louis, namely about 15,-
600.
THE silver delegates to the Repu5
lican National Convention, who LIFT
the Convention are preparing to hold
a Convention aud nominate q Presi-
DENTAL ticket.
REPUBLICANS to the plumber of 10,
600 were out on parade in Patterson,
New Jersey, in honor OF Hoharts
nomination for the Vice Presidency
on Saturday evening.
WITH Mckinley in tie White House
enough ,nOney will again come into
the Treasury to run the Government,
and stop tho falling Democratic
prices of houses and farms and farm
products.
Cyrus RUBRIGHT of Franklin town.
ship, Westmoreland county, was
criminally negligent in his shooting
the other day, when he fred into q
cherry tree to scare birds. He did
not notice that josiah Mar;z was On
the tree picking cherries. 4 doctor
picked 81 shot ous Of Martz's back.
WHEN the silver delegates with
drew from the Republican st. Louis
Convention, they declared that there
can be no inter national bi-metallie
agreement between the nations, be-
cause Great Britain Will not consent
to such an agreement, but by care
full reading OF the Republican money
plankin the st. Louis platform it Is
plainly to BE- seen that the Republi-
can party has not given up bi met
talism.
McKINLEY's nomination while not
The choice of every man in the Re
publican party, is the choice of the
large majority of the members of the
party. The large majority of the
Republican people have nothing in
Mr. McKinley's nomination, except
that he represents policy of protec-
ton that is best for the general good,
and that belief makes them intense.
iy earnest in urging him for the Pres
idential nomination. It is very plain
the people were prosperous under
protective tariff, and it is equally
llain that they are not prosperous
Epder The reduced tariff policy OF Mr..
Cleveland, and that has turned the
Iasire of the people for McKinley's
nomination. There is no doubt as
TO what he will urge on the tariff
question, when he becomes President
His past work in Congress is guar
aEtee for that and tie country turns
to him with a sense of relief 1t will
be months before the downward tide
0; business and bad times can be
checked and again turned in the di-
rcction of prosperity from which it
vas turned by the election of Grover
Cleveland Look up fellow citizen,
there is break in the black cloud of
business depression. There is sun
ohine and prosperity ahead. Work
for Mckinley and the whole RepIb-
lean ticket county, State and Nation
oil mill hn g.