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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., SEPTEMBER 27, 1900,
The @ entre Democrat, | ONL) FORTY-EIGHT VOTES.
CHAS. R, KURTZ, - - - PROPRIETOR.
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FRED KURTZ, 8R.,} .
CHAS. R. KURTZ, (EDITORS.
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Democratic National Ticket
PRESIDENT
WILLIAM JENNINGS BEYAN..... Nu
ICE PRESIDENT
STEVENSON 11
raska
ADLAI E
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAI
P. GRAY MEEK
FOR CONGRESSMANAT LARGE
N.M. EDWARDS
HARRY E. GRIMM
FOR CONGRESS
JAMES K. FP. HALI
County Ticket
FOR ASS]
J. H, WETZEL
J. W. KEPLER
FOR JURY
FREDERICK ROBE.
EDITORIAL.
that the
of robber
for
ga Cx
can
tecting t
consumer
aem from
North \
Re pubic:
Mr. Hann:
speech of his must have made Pr
McKinley's b
a shiv
body.
on he
ol run
er through
Mr
can yet
the whole
Hanna 1s the or
heard from that i
though the Democrats are delighted with
it— Mr. Bryan especially
The «
that there are no trusts
Otss’
mpiacent Senators’s assertion
parallels
on
eral declaration that there is
no
war in the Philippines. Fighting goes
islands notwithstanding, and
the trusts continue to do business at the
old the thieving
gains of monopoly with both hands
on in the
stand, gathering in
. “ - - -
THE result of the republican congres
sional conference, held at DuBois last
Dale did
week, was that Brother Clem.
not get the plum he was after and A. A
Clearwater, of Elk county, was chosen
We of the that
Dale did not want the nomination
instead
Clem
very badly this trip, for the simple rea-
son that there is very little show for a
republican getting there in this district.
J. K. P. Hall has the pull on the voters
in this section and they will go to the
polis almost to a man to give him a vote
of confidence. In this section he will
more than poll his full party vote as his
course in congress has been very satis.
factory Vo the interests of the
are opinion
and that is why Mr, Dale did not want
the nomination,
contest to be in line for future promotion
and will be a candidate for the place
from this county later ou, when there |
may be a better chance of election if
some others don’t crowd him off the
track.
| Virg
would more than supply this defi
district. |
’ : ]
Hall's re-election goes as a certainty, |
He simply entered the |
Four years ago Mr.
jority in the electoral college was gs. If
| Mr. Bryan can keep the 176 votes cast
| for him then, only 48 more are necessary
to secure his election.
Maryland 8,
12-2
West
of
Delaware has 13,
inia 6, Kentucky total
votes fromjold democratic states which
prior to 18¢6 had never in twenty years
gone republican and which should return
to the democratic column this year,
This would leave only 19 more votes
necessary
Indiana, which has 15, was a compara
state in 1806, It
1
ly cCiose has regu-
arly seesawed from democratic to repub.
and back for twenty.cight
the
yCArs,
aud is due to return to democratic
column this year ; so that the democrats
are hopeful of carrying it for Mr. Bryan,
they did
Cleveland.
as for Tilden and twice for
This would leave only four votes neq
essary,
in
Ohio, Ill
Wisconsin
1k
A democratic plurality any one
the Miadle st
Michigan, Minnesota or
hive ates
iency
votes would
A change of less than 4.00
Tilden in 187¢
have carried Ohio for
In 18g2 the state was so close that Cleve
1 actually r
d one of its elector
land
MR. HANNA AS A SPEAKER
nator Hanna
with the
npaign
nator Hanna i
who has had i!
Iv elected wou J. K. Thompson vote
for or against Quay's re-election? That
paramount "‘issue,' in
peop «
knock out Quay for United States ser
and elect a decent, creditable successor,
no matter if he be a republic
an
ANIA will for
PENNSYLY
McKinley,
should elect a
certainly go
but that does not say that it
legis! re that w
Quay back to the United States senate
-
NE on Monday appoint.
Wi of
udge of the
the Chief
Henry Green, of Easton
GOVERNOR ST
ed his law partner, iam P. Potter,
Pittsburg, as a
Court to succeed inte
Gov. SToxg did not come
county for the selection of a man for the
supreme court. Judge Love was strongly
endorsed but the location was unfavora
ble and a western man was selected
-
HASTINGS- HARMONY i3 8 new kind of
a dish for the people in this county, and
a good many republicans crawl up to it
in a rather suspicious manner, They
don't just exactly like it fordessert, and
they don't want to have it jammed down
their throats.
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Presbytery at Beech Creek
The Northamblerland Presbytery is in
session in Beech Creek. About fifty are
in attendance.
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When you want a pleasant physic try
the new remedy, Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, They are easy to
take and pleasant in effect. Price, 25
cents. Samples free at Green's drug
store,
McKinley's ma- |
'SCHURZ ANSWERS GAGE.
The Ex-Cabinet Official Invokes the
Dendly Parallel in an
Effective Way,
Carl Schurz has witten, under date of
Bept. 10, a letter to
retary of the Treasury Gage in rejoln-
der to the
second open Seo-
latter's reply to Mr, Bchurz's
first letter, In it Mr, Bchurz remarks
that the Gage letter “only shows to
what lengths parti zeal will go {n
the attempt to frighten the people into
the b McKinley's re-
election general
an
ellef that only Mr
can save them from
ruin.”
To Mr remark that the
publican congress and administration
would “probably” find it difficult, owing
to of the
minority, to use its power before the
inauguration of Bryan to make it im-
possible for him to put the finances on
a silver basis, Mr. Schurz answers:
Gage's Ho
possible obstructive tactics
“There will be no trouble about this
if the Republican majority is willing
todoit. * ** The Republican major-
ity but, if
only for will
sity, and
of
os
to
ly
in congress not
only can,
its own moral salvation,
relieved
b, Will,
Alnited
Nemoeraey
and
Democratic
against the
it Insidious
eannot with
only
arty
rt that
ratie
holding uj hand i Its
bearer in t!} npalgn It
party Is
standard
is not one
section ne
or ones
section than an
other t}
cratia
avery
even the
there increasing
abhor which go to
make up McKinlayiam, which will draw
thousands of Republican votes to the
party which pledges itself to halt the
government of the United States and
drag It back from the perilous course
on which the present administration
has launched it
is A and ever
rence of he evils
In view of the expose which even the
Republican newspapers have made of
the starvation wages pald the coal
miners of this state the campaign ery
of “full dinner pall” seems something
worse than a hollow mockery and a
sham,
With all the'r sneering at the
phrase, “the consent of the governed.”
the Republican party managers will
find that it Is as firmly embedded
in the lssues of this campaign as It Is
In the constitution of the United States.
TEDDY'S CURIOUS NOTION.
He Thinks We Have mn Right to
Slaughter the Filipinos,
From the Pittsburg Post.
to justify
Filipinos in his
the ground they
d merit no consideration
tifies our
them on
was not
Then
to conquer m* Not
Admiral
give testimony
that the Fil
savages, but
fixed habit
settled Industries
interrupted by “superior”
a seeking thelr subjugation. Con-
the testimony of Gen, Otis
his reports to the war department Sen-
Governor Roosevelt
the slaughte:
wostern speeches on
are bandits, an
or humanity
imperialist]
the ground
intended
seeks
our
for ron
why
POC K 10
mention other witness
Dewey and Gen. Otis
which establl i the fact
ipinos
civilized
tions and
not
are no
when
peopl
cerning
in
ator Hoar says it establishes beyond
reasonable d
“ware fit for
The Destiny of the Conntry.
The President's False Pretense.,
tor
the
Miongated and
r, he declares that "five
we were selling government
Yoars age
bearing gh as 6 per
intended
cen
to
five
Y he
that within
I wed money
cent, whereas if
& knows that is
government had
any bonds other
and uid bor
though
President Cleve
1 Ly
‘ nd
gtontiy
aaked congress to
ee of a lower
» and
quest 4 on owever
rie
Wise re-
} and when
the ' borrow
the
sold at such §
intere
money Aaross
issued. but
remiuvm as to reduce the
per cont bonds were
rate to a fraction below 3 per
ont. President McKinley was cortaln-
ly aware of that fact, and yet In his
letter ! an implied falsehood
In another part of the letter he al
legen that
administration $44.000000 of Pacific
railway redeemed. The
purpose of that statement was clearly
to make the public believe that that
suount of money had been collected
from the people and used for the re-
demption of the bonds, The truth is,
he utters
bonds were
|
gince the beginning of his !
and the president knew It well, that the |
railroads were sold by the government |
on mortgage foreclosures and the pro- |
coods of the sale redeemed the bonds.
There are two plain cases of false pre-
tense In the letter,
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Bellefonte, Pa.
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