Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
Now York Politics.

- The New orK Herdfd OF tno lVSH iht',
diates upon the union moyement in that
state in the following manner. A.
Ever since the smasbsup Of the demo-
lcratic party at Charleston and Baltimore,
1--we have had q genera! bedlam confusion
amongst the clinques and political fac-
jtions o. this city, with every appearance
tof the city being represented at Washing
ton and Albany by q aet Of men totally
unqualified for those important pos itions.
During the last three or four weeks the
squabbles of-th fag ends of the numer-
Gus fragments have been going on in our
lmitlst, and the conventions that have as
sembled and nominated their candidates
have put forward representatives OF at
least halfa dozen factions.T Among hose
Nominated for the State Assembly are sew
tl-eralumembers.o the last Legislature who
were found voting with the piratical crew
lof that body; and among the list OF Con,
I 1gressional capaidates are some of theex,
/ Aldermen who have brought disgrace up
ION the, city by their action at the City
Hall, and several otherworthless philoso-
lphers who have no idea of the duties of a
member of Congress. gE .r-itg1saoTq .
j There is, however, a gleam of hope that
ia better order of thingsis is about TO take
place, and that the political ivagabonds
who have had everything their own way
10 long viii be driven back to their hiding
places, from which they should have new
er emerged. The formation of union
electoral ticket is working likeSmagic up
on these barroom combinations, and is
destroying; the feuds which have given
. the pothouse politicians their food and
stock in trade. The great outpouring Of
the masses at the Union ratification meet.
ing Monday night is one of the significant
features of this new order of things. That
assemblage, in and around tho Cooper
Institute is the triumph of the indepen-
dent press and public opinion over the
combined efforts of the trading politicians
of all grades and importance, and is an
emphatic warning to ull such small fry
politicians as John A, Green Gid. Tucker
and Jim Brady, who are trying 10 elect
Lincoln, that they must stand from under
or they will be crushed by the onward
march of this mighty conservative army.
There is now no nistaking the signs of
the times, that whatever other States may
do there is fair prospect of q triumph of
the Union forces in The Empire State over
the sectional republican party and their
new allies--';reen, Tucker and Brady !;
not, however, victory OF the Regency
faction, the Tammany faction, the Mozart
faction, the Douglas faction, or the Bell
faction, but triumph of new Union
party that has sprung up, as if by magic.
from the ruins LEFT by the crazy politicians
at Charleston and Baltimore party .hst
loves its origin TO the indignation in the
public mind toward the action of tho sell
fish and .unscrupulous politicians tha,
have SO long had the control of the par,
tics of the day. This same feeling, so
Thoroughly aroused upon the Presiden tial
Iquestion, is being extended to our local
affairs, and there are already symptoms
that the wrangles Of the petty trading
ward cabals viii be forced to give way to
the pressure, and better Class of men be
brought forward for the several offices to
g filed at the coming election.
Now that the Union electoral ticket
has been completed and emphatically en-
dorsed by the people, let some attention
he paid to the judicial, county, Legisla,
tive and Congressional tickets, which are
of vital Importance to the city, Let the
buying and selling coalitions, and the
worthless philosophers placed in noniina,
|, tion by them, be cleared away as SO much
! rubbish, Fnd let there be concerted &C
: tion Of all Union loving men. upon sucl
men for Congressmen as Hon. John Coch
, rane, that a delegation may be sent tC
! Washington from this city that will hay,
: some voice in the halls Of Congress. Let
there be such an arrangement in regare
: to the Assembly candidates that none o
those engaged in tile buccaneering ope
|, rations Of last session will find their wa,
!, back 10 Albany Every movement tlra
: has for its objects the defeat and over
6 throw Of the numerous trading and mer-
cenary political factions that have so Ion,
> disgraced the city, and the selection O
worthy and upright men to fill the sever
= nj city and county offices, and to repre-
;, sent the city at Albanr and Washington
4 will receive our hearty cooperation.
: A LEssog. The Fostering influence o
r the Democratic party in our State has SC
i behind a Curtin until. the 9th Of Noveni
Der next when it will rise in all its spler
5, der and power to illuminate and strength
e Ell those dark and benighted regions {
|, Allegheny, Bradford, Erie, DauphiD, Chez
! ter, Indiana, Lebanon and Delaware, I
a. the utter astonishment of all concefnet
.e The Crtin is now raised, and the poit
20 - cal stage presents to the people the mo:
e ghastly sight ever witnessed in this coun
t. try. Negro equality as taught by Greel
le Sumner, Lincoln & CO.. is about to he il
!, augurated in Pennsylvania-the sons an
s. daughters of the Anglo>Saxon 10 be dra,
ged down to the level of the degraded A
an rican.
,e, This is no fancy sketch, it i. the pract
mi, cal result Of RepuJlcanism as taught
this time, and those who do not see it al
designedly blind to ali their best interes
lg in the future. ..-l .r.--.,.. .. ,...1
l' gaASoIHgR BEAUTIFUL ExrRACT-CAi
" SHuRZ RIyALEED by GREELY,-We hay