Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-06-02
EDIros AND PHoflIIroR.


WIEN men grow uproarious, be-
-alse manufacturing establishments
Ero closing and the employees are out
oi work and at the same time talk in
iayor Of the Democratic National
Eirty, they clearly indicate that they
do not understand the situation, for
temocratlc low tariff is the act that
lcs caused the manufactureries to
close and throw the men out of EN-
H'yyment.
y nAyUFACTUaING establishment at
L-ttSDurg wac compelled last week TO
,ar OF number of hands, because
t9e firm had not employments for all
.L5 'asD. Satan came among the
-'.--- -! sowed tares and the taxes
sang mp and produced an ugly
"r'' PrHyokipg the men to believe
taat they had been misled when they
yo-= for .hchipley for President.
ii',y claim 10 believe that when they
."iai for Mckinley, that the times
aid immediately grow better.
'tthoy received that bslicf when the
1avpaisn was on is was in one light
scrrec5, and in another light it was
-e. correct. Il WAS correct to be-
Ho-e tnat Mckinley legislation on
49, tarif will better the times after
-FI tariff law has been enacted,
.l. = ;ras not correct belief to be
2=,e that the election of Mckinley
could Immediately better the times
-'i-G1ut first changing the Cleveland
ala laws for Mckinley tariff laws.
l-e Eew York importers and iobbers
y. i1'oi2n goods have filed the ware
cg'rss at all the ports of entry in the
'l:ai States with foreign cheap
a9tz, believing that the Mckinley
5o'..t NV viii be passed By the pres
a.. longress, and the passage OF his
-rrrt bills will set the work shops
.i-a N milton, AM thereby give
E..fnaands of people work, who now
.Fo 70 work, because tho manufac-
,s.urcr5 cannot run their factories
81 .1bpetition with factories in the
OIL world, where they get labor SO
..-t,,- cheaper than Americans can
q!,e saem at the wages paid in the
I.a-t-'i States. 1t is an utter impos-
''ilty for the Mckinley administra-
.-aa b. make times better by contin-
l.Ong Democratic tariff lines.
is There is TO be a change in the
as tmoIg the manufacturers, it
.rr ally be brought about by Rspub-
aa 'arlff laws and Congress has
- passed such laws, and Demo
-Eatr CohSressmen are opposed to
-cG change, SO then the Democratic
''ncressaen do not want better
.1.es. They want t force the con
.a-i3Es Of this country to level with
-s countries of the old world, and
~.ien the men il PIttsourg rio.ed
-ld tore down the picture of Nc
..a.ay and trampled it under their
Sect they were violently denouncing
:.s President, who is the great cham
5--a # higher tariff, which if adopt
81 viii result in keeping the wages of
ia tory employees from going lower.
Is a=rtss, If The present Cleveland
tars' avs are continued, the prices
s. ""ses will have to go lower auu
lower, till they are so adjusted that
eEistiDg conditions between the
-piled States and Europe are
a:aTgHt into harmonious work
..y If tGe men who let themselves
ii so wildly against the Republican
EaiiaSal Administration will stop
.-lS enough 10 learn that the Nc
>.- y Administration is yet working
Ing lines LAID down by the Demo.
"raJ:c Cleveland Administration. they
nay see what a folly it Is to expect
Jal.er times till new tariff law has
nacc put into working order.