Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-21

:nept is small. Here in Mifiintown
the Bryan men don't like to hear
Wasson's name mentioned.
Tiers are eight hundred and sAv-
enty-thres thousand men employed
b. the railroad companies in the
United States. There viii be one OF
two things for the companies that
employ them to do if Bryan and CO.
operating Congress is elected. The
Companies will have 10 fail or tue
wages will have to como down one
half below WHIST they are now Voter
are you going to vote SO as to wreck
the interests OF so many people. and
at the same time do yourself harm.
Mckinley will carry Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhcds Island, Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Dsl-
aware. Maryland, West Virgins, Ken
tucky, Ohio, Indians. Illinois, Micai-
gan, Wisconsin,, lows, 5{innesots.
Total electoral vote 257.
Bryan will car,y North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkan.
sas, Teanessee, Missouri, Nevada,
Utah, Colorado. Total 1913.
The uncertain states are Kansas,
Nebraska, North Dakota, South Ds-
kots. Montana, Wyoming. Idaho. Cal.
ifornia, Oregon. Washington, Viz
ginia, Florida. Total 81.
In tho countries OF tie Old world
rulers aud Office holders are born rul-
ers and Office holders, and they rule
and hold Office sll their life from fa-
thar to son till some military move
ment turns them out into the other
OF life there to make their
living. 1t is not 50 under the Amer
icin system Of government. Here
the officers were elected at regularly
stated times, and frequently men en-
tirely unfit for the management OF
their own affairs and consequently mn
st for tho management OF evsrybody's
affairs are put into Office. The re-
publicans this year have presented to
The people choice set of officers for
the people to vote fer. They crs all
men able to take care Of
privats interests, and the man who
eau manage his own affairs can man.
age public affaire. and then too the
candidates repsessn: gov
principles, which if follow
I'd result in the enactment OF laws
th It are for the best interest of every
1ne. For example there is the 9uss'
ion Of tariff, high enough to pay
the running expenses Of government
and thu pensions, and q certain
amount OF the public debt and to
provide . sound money. Withous
such Legislation our country must be
,ubisct to panics and financial dis
:urbsnces thai Will ultimstaly result
4 its ruin and overthrow. To help
naintsin sound and Just govern
nsnt is the reason Why the reader
viii 10 himself the most good by vol
rg the republican ticket from the
lational ticket to ths county ticket.
L you vote the Bryan ticket, you vote
or a low tariff, which prevents the
from getting enough
money to pay its honest debts and
which compels il to borrow money 10
,ay its way, aud if that kind Of man
Igement is kept up the pensions viii
.ave to be dropped 10 pay She debts
hat were made in putting down the
tate rights and slavery.
Do you want Your pension Knocked
If. Take care low you vote.
II you vote for Bryan you vote in
avor OF changing the banking laws
md you will DO helping to bring
.bolt such Q paoic, such as you have
never seen and can only learn OF by
,sadlng of the psst Ii you vote for
Bryan you vote against the right OF
he general government to go into 8
state and protect your property and
yourEelf against ncy mob or set OF
men who choose to set up G govern
ne1t against United Statss authority.
e you vote ior Bryan you vote against
the right OF the Sup-ame Court to re-
strain D. ir;;unc!ioa --y -; set Of m:=:,
who bid defiance to Uuited States
!aTs under the plea that they are set
ing under the rights Of state laws
Reader during all this campaign, We
have been pointing out TO you the
dangers in voting for The Bryan ticket
andits supporters, many Of whom hon
estly believe they are right, but they
are misguided. We are going to
quit talking to you about these dan
gers. We have 10 moro interest in
the matter than you have, only We
don'h like to be hung on the ragged
edge Of bad government when we
know that the ills could have been
prevented and better times enjoyed,
aud better governmen. secured by
the election Of the republican ticket.
A paper from Minnesota says:-
Corn will be be buraed for fuel this
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