Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-07
a Leap in the Dark

ne demoofGt-c brethren depCIEc-
e republicans for having q sur
n the United States Treasury
br paying OF the National debt
pidiy as they I'D. Ttey said
thing must be dome with that
rs Of S40G,000,000, and tie peo-
ected Clsve'snd CT the issue cf
denunciation cf The surplus.
large OK roast jubilee at B:fiin.
vas over the surplus victory.
said: ''It Is m outrage to havs
mach money stored ia the Treas
Yes, reader, you remember
'ou listened 10 Ike 90,QO0,00O
IS agitation. Gnd perhaps you
the democratic ticket AID got
VOC COR NOTHING.
4, you got less than nothing.
lot rid Of three hundred millions
four hundred million surplus
IS in the Treasury when Ciove-
HeGt out Of Office.
al vas spending mohcy rapidly.
lnss spending at the ratio of sev
five million dollars yesr. It
money
REPUBLICANS had SAVED.
f. l.1 moi been for t.:at sCrDIns
lw OF, tae democracy under his
|nisiration wauld hsve appeared
emily financially. Il Earris?E
BIT beeu elected tk:re is 10 tell
hat would have happened to tae
ees Of the Cleveland adninisi,,a.
but Harrison hsYins succeeded
land, the tide u spending more
the 9oJysInuen; made or receiv
as checked, snd money YVES saw
|Hder Rarrison's administration,
'oyer two hundred aud fifty nil
of the National debt yes paid
p he vas il ofics. Their game
OE DhStN'lAElOE
| e S400,G00,000 surplus WORKED
|eli for the dsn ooraEc Office seek
hat tley determined to try De
station tbs second time for Cicre-
Tie second iime they did Eot
|,unce tie surplus. Ttey had get
lid OF thai, Lat iEstcad Of the sur
they set up the deppuciation ni
Tariff. Their battle cry was
nat TIE tariff. T5o InanUfactur
bf the United States were called
Der BGrons. Legalized Robbers.
peopls were tod that the .nsHu,
|Irers Ct ths United States were 3
Df lsgalizad rob5e5s, because ths
hblican tariff law of Congress pat
ca al goods sent to the United
e5 for sa.e from foreign tries
goods We're made in foreign
htries for great dsal less than
/ can be made IN America. The
lblicaDs sad it will Hot do to
e the cheap goods to come to the
ted States free Of tariff or tax, or
ear tes Of tariff that the tax on
goods perlni s the foreigners to
their goods into tie United
-es for aira0s5 nothing. This low
Il of tbs democracy caused Our
lufacturcrs to close their works,
at the present rate of wages,
sIican manufacturing establish
ats cannot compete With the esbab
ments Of the old world. 10 com
3 with tile old world in maaufac
nc, the laborer here will have tc
2 far down wages, such as ere paiC
lie old world. That is what Amer
Is 10 not want to do. They vii
support Bryan and his party foi
; vii shave the manufacturing in
.sts down lower than they nov
Tney promise publicly 10 do So
y want 30 pay the same wage
{ arc PAID Yorkmen IN Europe.
THE woRKNEN FOOLED.
Tie workmen were fooled by beip:
! goods viii go down in price
they were told vii! q,
IN to cheap rates, but they wert
told that wages viii go down o
II work VIII stop because thei
pioyees cannot pay them America,
yes and sell goods az tilo rate for
n goods are sold, goods that hac
N made by cheap wage earners i,
eign lands American people wer,
lea to vote for the democratic low
III party and we are all suffering
ether for our folly.
THE TWO BATTLE CRIES.
70 we observe that tie two bat;ie
6 Of the democracy that CAV:
n the two administrations sincs
.llion were: First, the surplus