Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

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Governor BiglCF in Eric COuaty
The people of Eric intend to manifest
al The October election their sense OF Gov.
ernor Bigler's patriotic and noble conduct
during their Railroad difficulties. He
showed himself on that occasion to be
true Pennsylvania just towards the peo.
pie Of other States, but firm in supporting
the dignity Of Pennsylvania, and the
rights Of her citizens. For this, Erie
county will give him "al' vote. In the
Iron Foundry Of Messrs. Scnnctt & Co., .
in the city Of Erie, the workmeu--somo .
eigh,y.lour in number-haye resolved to
sink all party considerations, and vote en-
masse for Bigler. The people know their
friends 1t is charged upon Judge Pollock,
the Whig and Know Nothing candidate,
that he iayo.s the interests orthe railroads
and monopolies, and the people OF Erie
county are going to leave the raiIroaders
and monopoiials to take care Of him.
For their part, they inteud to vote for
Bigler Again, we say, look out for the
taest kink of vote Tor Biglor in Erie
county, Washington ETami1cr.
WuY ASHAMED OF IT 2--lfknow-noth-
ugsm has sprung into existence from pure
motives and jus,tioble ends why do men
who belong 10 lie order shirk all Ques-
tons and deny their connection with III
lit is established for high and holy mo.
trcs Why do those who belong 10 It de-
ny the fact Ii it is not political and
religious crusade against one dcnomina.
tIon alone why make it secret midnight
cone'ave.
Al these questions are easily answer,
cd. The editor Of the Westchcster Jei-
ielgonjan having come in possession Of a
list orihe members OF That place, he was
waited upon By a number Of them who
begged oi him not 70 publish it The eh
i,or ,,atcs that at the Succeeding meeting
many entered the Hall with masked a..
cas
We shall anXiousiy await The great and
cood end TO be accomplished by an order
Which men arc ashamed oror 100 coward
ly 10 ayow au open connection with.
TuF WHtGs AND FoREIGNERs.-Two
wears ago General Scott and the Wing
leaders travelled lhccntire country; plead
ing for foreign Catholic votes, and de-
nouncing Gen. Pierce aud The Democratic
party rs being their enemies. Every
Whir paper took the same course. Gen,
cral Scott loved the rich Irish broguc and
sweet German accent, and his toadies
swallowed the declaration with thrilling
satisfaction. The only bid ever made IN
his scountry for foreign Catholic votes was
made by tie Wing party under the lead
ofGeneral Scott and now th9tsame party
have shifted thoir ground, and are endeay'
onng 10 strengthen their party by abuse
offoreigners. A party without prlnclpio Is
an unpJ,naipled Pariy.-EaSt0n Argus
En1eRANr pAupERs.-The city of Bos
ion has adopted efficient means to prevent
the shipment Of European PauPers 10 Una
aort. Four paUpers were on Satnrda!
last arraigned before Justice IN that CITY
on Joint charge Of being "lorelgn pau
psrs. rocc. wing aid from the city oil Boston
AGAINST the peace Of the Commonwealth
and contrary 10 the law in such case mad'
and proyidcd." The charge OF pauPer
ism was sustained, andlhe Court ordefe
the prisoners to be returned TO the Oec
Of Sreai Briuin. They will be forward
ed in the ship Star Of Empire, which leaV
Boston in day or two ior Liverpool
FprrroRr AaUrDucT FALLEN,-W
learn that the Aqueduct across The AUG
rbenv river. near Freeport, fell down o
ibo o8,b ult. 1t is only few years s,hc
lbis work was rebuilt. It was tnen uol
!" n rTeot hurry, and to this fact may
mtribaied lis early destruction forlt
notelv no boats were upon 1t at the lln''
ni,bo5sb % several had passed over but
short time previous. A.
or "Most people think, remains ~; ~
Scissors. "that the selection oil mal'e' 81,
obIe for a newspaper, is the easles' par !. =
the business. How great an error l, : ~ =
an means the most difficult. 10 looN @ o,, ',
and over hundreds ol exchange paPe,II r.
erv week. from which to select enough :
one espccialy when the question IS u. y
% ,sh'. sball but what shall not be seiec'e'
ia no easv task. Ifeyery person wlo Loa' ',
anewspapercouId hayeedi'ea ''' We '"''
hear less complaints
O5-The largest cargo? ol oI corn ,ga. gas' brr
in,o SSl9Iu oopt r' on Friday of last week in t.
bardne Great West, she 0a' '"0"'
eight thousand bushels