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

Ipaupcr and and ocoupationles population
that would eat out their substance and
loyerburthen them with poor rates for
their support. The border free States
would be able to free themse. Ives from
these results only by an inhunan anti.ne>
gro legislation and the constant mainten,
ance o. yigilaut and costly patrol aud po
lice. h E
But let US concede still further to the
black republican falacies. Let us sup.
pose that emancipation will not be sudden
mat II wiIl be resisted by the South, and
|thHt theextlpctioh Of slavery Everywhere,
as proclaimed by the black republican1ea-
ders, must be attained by continual agi
tatiou and slow degrees. HIu thTborder
free States be any better off? Take Penn
IsyIyania, with n black republican state
government and black republican poli-
cy ruling at Washington, with State and
federal courts sympathi2iug with the abo-.
t!I'ohlsts, with posmasters aud Unitedl
states MarshaIs appointed from amoJal
the most active Of its adyo ,atos. with
state, county and town officers all corniyinc
IN ihe Sgtaiion and open and secret war
against slavery. how many thousands off
olack and indolen, pau pers would be run
from Virginia into the black republican /
paradise in Pennsylvania? Tens ofthous
ands yearly. We need not tell the peo.
pie OF Penn sylvania what would be the af.
iect ol such state Of things on their in
terests They know it already, But they I
should ask themselves if few hundreds h
OF runaway negroes are now so pernicious /
ana dlstastct ul 20 them, what will the !
many thousand he that they must have
under black republican government
II Is because the inevitable danger oft
such results from the triumph of the j
black republican policy Is evident to Cam
aron, o! Pennsylvania, Dayton, of New ;
Jersey, and many other public men in the t
central free States, that they are now In. G
boring to disclaim tho abolition idea that q
black republicanism. They Is
Ihow that their constituents can have no /
y ympathy with the abolitonism Of Sew. t
rd. wilson, Sumner, Helper, Gresly and h
he!r ianatIcal followers, and they have il
zone. 1 ey joined The black republican e
MY from other motives than zeals for a
ntl,slaVery, and now they find them n
elves drawn irresistoly into the Whirl, lci
ool OF Its antl-slayery war. They can
ot save themselves-they cannot control
Ielt pan " polIcy-toG other more enthu.
astic, more excited and more bitter par.
zans are its real leaders In this crisis 10
ne conservative press Of PENNSYLVANIA @
as high and noble duty to perform II
heir proXimate State election is soon to -,
ome oil, and its results will have an i'm, ri'n'
prtant influence on the future of Penn, -,
Iyanla and Of the whole country. rhey II
louId press home upon The politicians ca
I'd the people The question-What will Iby
come OF the negroes when black repub. IL,
'anlsm triumphs? They should call
to consider what she will co
with hundreds of thousands OF enamel, ca
'ted and escaped slaves that will flee to so
'r borders The conservative interests %,
eryWhere are uniting to prevent the cal.
mites that the black republican triumph --
ould bring upon the country Let them tn
ute in Pennsylvania in support of Fcs,
+ now, and ofone conservative Presiden on
II ticket, And, above all, let them be. th
IRE OF Forne,, and the whCle set of false de
nservatives, who have sold themselves an
the lack Republicans, and who noS tat
unset division and disoord among the on
nseryatiyes, in order TO enable the fan. ho
ieal minority to triumph.-N Y. Her