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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24
LINCOLN AND HIS SUPPOR-
TIERS.
BEHOLD THE RECORD!

This doctrine also means the abolition OF
slavery in the States. lfit betrue, as the
black republican leaders assert. that slaves
are not property, and that they are only
held by usnrpation and tyr'ny ny,what is more
natural than for such men, when they get
into power, to put down this "usurpation
and tyranny" and declare the slaves free
Abolition is the natural and inevitable
consequence of the doctrine that man
cannot hold property in man, and hence
we are not surprised to see the same men
who proclaim, also, the abolition 1 sla'
very in the States.
Now, hear Henry Clay upon this dog
ma
81 know there is visionary dogma
which holds that negro slaves cannot be
the subject of property. ] shall not dwell
long with this speculative abstraction.
That is property which the law recognises
to be property. Two hundred years of
+ legislation have sanctioned and sanctiiiod
negro slaves as property. ."--App'x Globe,
1889, p. 357.
LINCOLN AND MS SUPPORTERS ~ FAVOR OF
THE 'iRREPRsssIBLB CONFLICT !"
We believe Mr.. Lincoln claims to be
& the author Of the "irrepressible conflict
idea. At least, we find him giving it ut
teranee in his speech at Springfield, llli
nois, on the 18th Of June, 1858. We quot'
from the volume of Debates between Lin
colin and Douglas, page /, Mr., Lincoln
taid:
ave are now far into the fifth yea
since policy was initiated with the a
vowed object and confident promise 0
putting an end 10 slavery agitation Tn
der the operation of that policy, that az
itation has not only not ceased, but ha
.coastantly augmented In my opinion
DO VIII not cease until crisis shall hav
reached and passed "A house divided .
gainst itself cannot stand believe thu
Government cannot endure permanentl
half slave and half free. / do not expec
the Union to be dissolved do moi ex
pect the house to fall but do expect
pill cease TO be divided. 1t will becom
all one thing or all the other Either tn
b opponents Of slavery will arrest the eui
ther spread of it. and place where th
public mind shall rest in the belief that
q in the course of ultimate extinction.
N advocates will push it forward till
phall become alike lawful in all the State
old as well as new, North as we'll {
South"
How little thi, man understands Il
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THE HEART THAT HAS LOVED.

THE HEART THAT HAS LOVED.
Unto the heart that truly loved,
And loved, alas in vain,
A joy so sweet-a love so pure
Can never come again
But 'er life's sky, like a midnight clound,
The years shall darkly pass;
And loves warm rays shall shine no more
On the ruined heart-alas
The wreck within may be hid with smiles,
Which are ever bright and bland,
But tits like the ivy's verdancy,
That covers ruin grand
Ard think net, though the eyes are bright,
Though the ch eeks may wear no stain,
That the love lorn heart is all restored
1t can never love again
There is q 'love' which is not love,
But something far more base,
Which lives on wealth and station high,
Fair form, or charming face
But where two souls together run,
Like fallen drops Of rain,
Vice. WOO is theirs, if they must part
They can never low again
s.W. HAzELTlSE
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-16
WHEELING. VA. TUESDAY MORNING..

/ There were cries Cf ttyT1Iist,,, tI, 4.t .ls.
way, "Giye us q tract r.
Freeman a TlrmbcT. SSf men l9aro ..,s
tered who saitl they were from +l,,. b,,5
quarters of the nMinutc Men y ond Nd
come to Join the Republican cs,,T =
this, some one called for s.thrce cbccrs ~.
Lincoln,p which were vocfferouslv g;ven
A nun standing on n bench moved. tEa :
the meeting adjourn 10 Monun,pn+ so,,.,.o
Cries Of 80! NOT" .Wcyo "a,snS rn,,,n - squire. e
a Wide Awake cIub-Iet:s do IT,, -
The President of tho mcc,;n. c,1lod e..
s'order,a and after consi6erabIe cxe-,;aa ~
succeeded in making himself heard H.
said that he hoped the meeting U,onla l,o
conducted in n respectful and orderly man
ncr. The reputation. of the Rcnmhli.s,
party in the city was n. stake an,j its
friends should bcunXi0ns tn Dresnrvo l.
The meeting Ind been called for n 5snac;f;c
purpose, and he hoped that it Womb not
adjourn until the business Cor ,yb;cl, !, l,S5
been called was trlnsactod Ali +i,o -. ~
of tue city aud south were .wotching ti'iS
Republican movement in Baltimore mud NIi' .
disreputable act wonld sario,sI,, ',"N a
He therefore begged that the nrocecdiuIS
would be conducted orderly.
This speech had the effect of RESTORING
order, and the President said he was rca,l1
for any propositions. Amotion was made
that an opportunity be afforded for those
who desired to sign the constitution. INT
as that instrument had as vet no nxistonco
the opportunity could not be afforded.
motion was made 10 onDoint n coD,m;+,o1
of five whose duty # should be 70 snIoot
officers for the meeting This rSs n,no,S
ded by increasing the committee tn ono
from each ward, Which was carried. md
The President o,rDo;,to.l H., cII,,:1 ~ 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-16

A'AA@A AlHOhF': i IlOiAJ I
The Republicans are holding tonight a
large and enthusiastic meeting at ReGha-
bite Hall. About Il thousand nrc present.
aIuny dissatisfied American and Union
men are uniting with them, including
members of the American clubs, and II
considerable number of Bell and Everett
minute men, who arc chngrincd by the re-
ceut municipal Reform victory. They
profess TO net i'll spirit of retaliation
against the Uniouists who voted with the
Refoilncrs. 1t is calculated that the Re-
puhIicans will gain nn accession of three
thousand votes from this class of persons.
They now assert that Baltimore will give
t.inc9in G.OOO. If so, it renders Belts
chances doubtful in the Statc-incrcasing
those of Breckenridge materially Many
Douglas men arc now going over to Breck-
inridgc.
The Wide Awake Lincoln Society is now
gaining many 0ccossions from the old
American ranks. The American Party,
as formerly organized, is now considered
broken up. What remains of it mergcs
into the Union Party. Several speeches
were made Tonight and the Republicans
are in grent glee. The chief apprehension
of the old members is that the ncccssions
! will be too numerous.
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Especial dispatch to tho \. Y. Tribuno.l

WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. y. 1860.
THE BELL AND EVERETT PARTY IN BALTIMORE
y good deal of sensation exists in this
city by reason of the accession to the Lin
coin ranks of Il large portion of the rank
and ile of the late Bell and Everett or
American party in Baltimore This class
of working men, being disgusted by the
course OF the dry goods portion of the
party in supporting others than au Ameri-
can for Mayor, have resolved to go for Mr..
Lincoln, aud may thus prevent the State
of Maryland from going for Mr.. Bell. This.
sort of feeling will extend to other South
ern cities. Here the Republicans are gct-
ing considerable acccssious.
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Cu1nb berland Cement,

A N UNEQUALLED ARTICLE BORsALL KINDS
IA Of Masonry where water is to be resisted;
Csterns; Grouting for Cellar Floors all purposes
for which Cement is used. ~ -
On the new Baltimore City Water Works, in tho
construction Conduit, this Cement was used erclu-
Sirely. 1t is also extensively nacl on the masonry
and tuncls Of the Baltimore and Ohio, and N w. Va,
Railroads, &C.. &c.
It has recently been most thoroughly tested upon
the New Water Works. in Baltimore, wlero it has
been used sin,Ol situations which required work of
the most perfect character In tho construction of
tie brick conduit which is said be the best piece
If iUOr If tsEild an The country, over 100 900 I'M
shells OF ts Cement were used, and both engineers
and superntcndeuts concur in saying that while 1t
has no equGt for in Ivet places aud tgcTe
ce&shrYt0 Build OVEN STRONG SPRINGS, it has this
advantage all other quick setting cements that
wien used in dry places aud cxp0sed 70 The sum- it ts
not liable to crack.
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Bags, in
quantities to suit purchasers by
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jy25 Agent for the 3fanl.I l.IuctWrcr.
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G. W. JOHNSON & son.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Copper, Tin and
sheet Iron Ware.
TTAFING AVAILED OURSELVES OF AEL, TIE
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OF REpURLIcANIsM IN BALTIMORE
Especial dispatch to the CINCINNATI Gazette.
BALTIMORE, Oot. l2.

BALTIMORE, OCT. Il.
Since the AIayoralty election, the great
mass of the American party have gone
over to the Republicans. a large Repub-
lican meeting was held here last night,
Lincoln's vote here will exceed that for:
Douglas. 1t is now thought that Breckin-s
ridge will carry the State
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claims not dus.Si7a95S S S5
Upwards OF sI3,oOo,OOO
OiLs.es have been paid by the H;tnn Insurance Co.
lit the past IL years.
rIRg AND INLAND NAyIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Et&s accepted at terms consistent with sOlvency and
fair profit.
LNtiIiassrtinngir"n IN Insurance. Of D DWELLINGS,
aud Contents yiorterH ofnnc 10 fire yearg.
Tae progress Of this Corporation has been stable
aaiGHinrfrupei through seasons Of financial SUN
,as storm periods eventfuI in or exempt from
stteging rHntagrations and maritime disaster. BE-
ne l'a: established on" cash Inss, the troubles of
The credit affect in no material particular
uins "iarl times the security Of reliable Ins,i-
t'nce is an imperative duty-the ability Of property
hnlltrs to>ustain loss hcing then much lcssenad.
F,Iiesis,ucl without delay. and all business at
lealel to with dispatch and fidelity, by
N. C. ARTHUR. Agent.
Office orer the Bank of Wheeling.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

n MIDsHIraEN nF THE NAyY.--~A correspondent Of
the New York Herald, writing from Washington,
states that the U. y. sloop-ofwar Plymouth. the
practce,ship Of our navy, left her moorngs at An
napolis at loa o'clock On Monday morning, bound
for Norfolk, where she will remain for week, and
thence go to sea on three months cruise, touch
ing at FagaIs Qadiz, Gibraltar and Madeira. She
carries Dat the second and fourth classes of acting
midshipmen, with few Of the third class, from the
Naval Academy. As these young officers have
families il all parts Of the Union, an accurate List
will doubtleas be acceptable. The officers Of the
ship are Capt Z. r. Craven, Lieuts. Simpson,
Hupkner, Upsher, Davidson, Scott, Purser Gun
bingham, pr. Van zandt, Puraers Clerk ]. a.
Berry. Boatswain Miller SailmakeriF Frandland; one
hundred sailors and seventeen marines. Among
the list Of midshipmen we note the following from
this State: III the second class, John N. Ingraham
in the fourth class, Richard Fl. Bacot, Francis NE
Thomas, John r. Walker and William W. VIII
kinsou III ass -sys 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
THE TERRITORY OF UTAH.

gs II Is stated that d messenger is now on his way
from Utah to Washington City with proposition
from Brigham Young to Congress, to sell out the
Territory to the Government, His object, it is
said, is to remove himself and all his followers,
with their wives, bag and baggage to the Pacific
coast of British North America, where he can have
some peace, and remain undisturbed by the annoy
ing interference Of Federal laws and officers.
We doubt the truth Of this rnmor, but sincerely
trust it is correct. If we could get clear of the
Mormons ia Utah, that region would soon be set
tied up by a hardy and honest set Of American
citizens, ard under the influence of their industry
and civilization 1t would soon bloom and blossom
as the rose. Utah is now sort Of halfway house
between the Northern valley of the Mississippi and
the Pacific Ocean; and the emigration towards
Pixies Peak from the East, and the California ex-
pansion from the Western coast, have hemmed III
the Mormons 50 that they begin to feel uncomfort-
able and to dread the effect that may be produced
upon their religion and their peculiar institu-
tions.p The Government could well afford to pay
ahondsome price for the possessions Of Young and
his followers, particularly when by SO doing it be-
comes relieved Of all responsibility for the exist
ence Of this seandalous community under the flag
Of the Union.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

& DAsTARDLY 0uTRAGE-For some months past
Mr.. Porter. the principal artist at Pixies Opera
House, has been engaged upon a drop scene for
that establishment, and which, while rapidly ad
vancing towards completion, he esteems the
browning effort Of his professional career Mr..
Pike, himself . devoted lover Of art, had furnished
every facility to the painter in prosecuting his
design, and as the genius of the latter deyeioped
itself day by day, the few who were admitted
to his gallery, within the Opera House, looked for
ward to its completion with participant local pride
as work of art certainly not second to the pro-
duction Of any scenic painter in the country.
~ We regret to state that seme time last Sunday
and it is supposed while divine service was ia pro
gress during the afternoon within the main hal
some malignant persons succeeded in effecting an
entrance into Mr.. Porters studio, who not satisfied
with slashing and hacking the canvass in every
possible manner with view to its destruction, also
daubed the picture in way to render all attempt
at restoration utterly hopeless. They then traced
with paint brush upon the back of the door,
{. You son of b--h,n and left, doubtless glorfyne
themselves in q deed which for malignant coward
ice we have seldom heard equaed. II is hoped
that clue has been found whereby the perpetra-
tors of the outrage may be brought to their deserts
The loss to MFR. Pike Is considerable but the des.
pair of the artist in witnessing the destruction of
that which he has esteemed a !" chef d'euure,n
cannot be counted by dollars and cents.
a#&5 a884g98 ICin. Gon,nereiaI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
To tise La,tftes.

DETER,s weRsTED STORE, Canal street, near Dauphin
We selling good many articles at and below cost
price, and keep constantly fresh supply Berlin Zephyr and
all kinds of material for Ladies' Work on hand e6 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

THE JArAsRsE N NEW YoRk.-The Japanese
Ambassadors arrived In New York on Saturday
laat from Philadelphia. They we're received by
lhe First pavision Of military, numbering between
six and seven thousand men, and nearly the entire
population Of the city. The day was beautiful,
and IBID spectacle in the highest degree imposing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

MIEoRITY REPoRT or THE CoroDE CosialTrEE.--
a full summary Of Mr.. WinsIow's report from the
minority Of the Covode Committee il published. 1t
states that the objects and intents Of majority Of
the committee were not to ascertain the TRUTH but
mere trick and contriyance to obtain evidence to
! Be used for partizan purposes. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

gnup isRDERnD. "A little SON Of Mr.. Alfred
2. Pace, Of Honham, Texas, was found dead a few
days ago, ii shallow water hole, hi the town. An
investigation showed that he had been murdered
by some person unknown s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

HHE MoDE.--rAs many Of our friends and readers
pay frequent visits New York and while HERE have some
Times occasion ihcir waobe will recommend to
tsr ratronass D Thompson merchant aior No III
broadway Ihay being turned establish.
msnt complete gIasses od fashion and mouths Many
like to conform thu highest fashion wers
they b, and whenever theis such differ
II climate exists hsNseA Sew Orleans Nes York
thsre generally difference u style which
esn Ct LEASE ba desected by q discerning aye.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

Z nsrSingcr's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines haye and for Fine
Sewing and their sale is rapidly increasing They used in
preference others At the largest and fashionable dress
making establishments in New Orleans, also all the arge ho
boarding houses and In hundreds Of private
families and universal satisfaction They will last life-
tmeare warranted superior every other Machine the
money refunded and three years the charge Of
negroes without cost for repairs or freight
They sod If desired trial. with any and all other
Sewing Machines. WALTER BENNETT, Agent, 5s Camp
treet New Orleans. "a m3 2ptf&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
WTtcOs y Gibbs

s EW L N @ M A @ H j. n E
The points Of superiority claimed Machine rendering
desirable for Family Plantation use
accuracy power being capable Of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER,
FECTLy RELIABLE STITCH -
1t drop stitches and noeless In Its operation
It's wonderful simplicity making learn operate
No mistake possibly be made I'm setting the nsede
1t perfectly of any required size from
hem to yard In width, also form AMI fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines.
Last least the price thirty five doars lower
any other reliable Machine In the market, and brings
within the reach oil all. 5#5
sPurchasers will be perfect satisfaction with
privilege returning the Machine IT, after trial 1t does
prove to be all recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms spsodn Is Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

RIIssIssIrrI FIRE CoMFANY Nc. 2. The regular
monthly meeting next Monday evening, q O'Clock,
al per notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

PERSEVERANCE FIRE CoaRANy No. Is. The regu-
1ar monthly meeting Is fixed for next Tuesday, at
ri o'clock n, If. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

cnEurT SAIE. Boots and slsoea, .0sotsissg, do
WI ea ssssea es ne sasae - u bosss. shoes
clothing sair 2 tsks pess ~ day f 70 eelcek A. n,
Tsfaz NJ zsls. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

BRseK BuasER The attention Of planters and
others Interested invited the above dssop
iicu. and headed . Is Pisnsefsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

One Of our master mechanics who was about
leaving home the other day, said to his head ap.
prentice, ! n Yen must occupy my place while am
gone. Thank you sir replied the employe
but ID rather sleep with the boys
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

A little boy asked the ro,en 80, -. .e j,
could sharpen his appetite Me saa Il as
ct once stropned him severely tat the preh elat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

The Rev. Starr King. on his wav 10 cal;forn;a
Was astonished BY the sze, boldness ana AIM
~ ~, l',s =. sharSs n Panama Bay He saws thew are
the sanderhits Of the sea. =