Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-10


i, '-J"' "e "u uoF OF the iol-
lo"'hg at'oclous sentiments, II \ LIN
ICOLN ELECTOR IN MASSACHUSETTS
He sometime ago addressed Lipc,rr.
Imoe,ino IN ,,,o.l, - -.,''',.,' -"
IIepofI fran, ,,hir}i ~" 49,, W oo's 'ueT'oIe
! r. .9.,r, .''' vN''"'' Is IaNeh'
II VIII oe BORN IN mind that the Republi
cans OF Massachusetts have passed law
! by which they allow uaor, +, cob, ,.,
iont yo,,,s ro,il,,,, ,,l',7 .''' v"
,or,,,,i.. ''''o " 'o'o'4ne' Is
P''''N ~ 'e"'"IHae'en years before he
can cast q vote This fact may en!iehten
some ofour foreign voters as to iro no..,
ion of the RenpbIio,, .,,.,.,,,. ,.an.,.I
CorJ e,l,.,n. ~ '.'''H
,0''''D "'u me Dutch plank toI
'he contrary hoJWlth5tdnding
ain the hear, Of the forefrner r.,is .,-t /
one single noble !mpulSe-uaf ON, .,,.lo /
thcob Of patriotism. Ucis.g Ir,t,f.r ..'l
degraded chat be Las no syuu1,bv far /
anything but cabbage and lager 5.ar p,. |
latoes and Luttermjil,, or some otlcp .1I- !
ommble ou,landish iisI. only IN r,r noI
hogs OF the street or pen.
some tell you that iranv rorsi,,.,rs
are intelligent, How in the name Of ,hn
A-mlghly Tod can they say IL? Look ~,
the European smoking his pine ,9j ir
you can SEQ a ray Of intelligoncc I'm lhat
dirty idiJ,ic looking face of his sho,. +, ~,
Ae' look at the drunken bloaicd, Irish.
man, win his rotgut whiskcy bottle i'm
ms pocket, and he drunk and swrar',,
ana reeIlng, and shows not in tina, poll1-
tea iace one spark OF morality. inipllccl
or education. The idea is aJsugd-,t .s|
NemCst change the laws of our land
ana prevent these ignorant. degraded nan
per5 hereirom voting and holding Office
lhey are IL set OF uuprinciplpi yirains
ana ruAlans, who Congregale i'm nnl 40.
ognI our large cities and vilnro, orl
1--we 10y stealing from the American
Would you have ,he American st9pJI
back and le, bloaled irisumap vote I'm.
stead o. yourself? Soc tho wretch ne I,.I
approache,-his knees kucckine and tL.I
'Ioo5er Of tobacco running down his laws ,
ana rs he comes, hear him lurra6 for
,Dimocraey,' and here he comes fresh
to yoteaHd bec,no iJg., o,'1 ear | ago ana wants
him. ana he Gets knocr,nd doo'n e ,HP e. d
great cry is NADIA I nhon+ W., ~, -,
py old line IoS,,,,s,..y 20 ,''''o "Do"t II >
let them stand b1cI5 ''' ~ '' ''a"' {
Again; you see Ion. oorcd will, I
mu!Ict.beadod dntcb,,1,, WV, "'e' a
ing up just from some hut in the l land T', ',mr
I[rout with D,o r,a',, ~ - '',g '""H oi j
ng to his horse tail wbisliors rs''a anJ si'GM us il
yhiskers and mis- breath stinIinr "''" nr ln in' Il
ic and onions enough 70 l,i;'ii , -, - SaI E;,a /
It three hundred yards, and before G he !, CIV, can
ay anything in the uo,IJ bnt o'S; ,6;ne, ,,s o',
le must vote, and that vote connt. ,''1t. 'o n. II
much as yours or mine. This il ''',s omtrs,o o' II
us and abominable The foroionor. U''' ,io, @-o p
laye carried the elections for the oI5 ,'''. I''
rs, will have to learn their places T'.. .
ave no more right to vote than The ,
rutes Of tho field, and have not half the Z
nd God knows wero 7 n a,nJid",o Ero Gos - q
tce weuld tell Tho pl1ner Y'"",y'a,o 'or any k
onds; these vile, dirty. GIthy degr2ded
llote foreigners | did not want their y y