Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
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state In the following manner
Ever since the smash NJ of the demos
lcratc party at Charleston and Baltimore,
4 we have had genera. bedlam confusion
amongst the clInqucs and political fac
tions or this city, with every appearance
OF the city being represented at Washng>
ton and Albany 10y a set of men totally
unqualified for those important positions.
! During the last three or four weeks the
lsquabbles OF the lag ends of tho numer-
Gus fragments have been going on in our
lmidst. and the conventions that have as
sembled and nominated their candidates
have put forward representatives. OF at
lleast half a dozen factions. Among those
nominated for the State Assembly are sev.
eral members OF the last Legislature who
were found voting with tho piratical crew
OF that body; and among the list OF Com
gressiunal candidates are some OF the eX-
| Aldermen who have brought disgrace up.
ION the city by their action at the City
! Hall, and several other worthless philosc
pliers who have no idea Of the duties Of a
member Of Congress.
There is, however, a CLEAN Of hope that
Ia better order Of things is about to take
place, and that the political vasaoonds
who have had everything their own way
o long will be driven back to their hiding
places, from which they should have ney-
er emerged. The formation Of union
electoral ticket is working like magic up.
on these barroom combinations, and Is
destroying the feuds which have given
the potbousc politicians their food and
stock il trade. The great oCtpoIring OF
the masses at the Union ratifca. lion meet.
ing Monday night is one ofthe significant
features Of this new order of things. That
asscmblage, in and around tho Cooper.
Institute is the triumph Of the indepen,
dent press and public opinion over the
combined efforts Of the trading politician,
of ali grades and Importance, and is an
emphatic warning to all such small fry
politicians rs John A. Green Gid Tucker
and Jim Brady, who are trying to 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 mislaking the signs Of
the times, that whatever other States may
do there is toir prospect of a triumph OF
the Union forces in The Empire State over
the sectional republican party and their
new allies reen, Tucker and Brady /
not, however, a victory Of the Regency
faction, the Tammany faction, tho Mozart
faction, the Douglas faction, or the Bell
faction, but triumph Of new Union
party that hls sprurig up, as if by magic
from the ruins LEFT 10y the crazy politicians
at Charleston and Baltimore a party that
owes its origin to the indignation in the
public lnind toward the action of tho sell
fish and unscrupulous politicians that
have 50 long had the control Of the par,
ties of the day This same feeling so
thoroughly aroused upon the Presidential
question, is being extended TO our local
affairs, and there are already symptoms
that the wranglcs 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
filled at the coming election.
Now that the Union electoral ticket /
ha, been completed and cmphatically en- /.
dorscd 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 nomina-
ton by them, be cleared away rs SO much
rubbish, Fnd let there be concerted &C
ton Of all Union loving men upon such
men for Congressman as Hon. John COch.
ronc. that a dcIcnatiou NAV he sent toI
Weahins,on from, thia city that will have
some voice IN the halls OF Congress Let
T ,"tiv oe SoSi I,' ,i, ".'His,,i'e't II" IeB"rQ
those engaged in the bnccancerino one.
rations Of last session will find their way
back to Albany Every movement that
mas Tor lis OBJECTS the defeat and over
throw OF the numerous trading and mcr-
rood f".H T''S,,, Ivy ,".',o,,I J r"' M nave SO ION
Iwortlv and pnrirb, mon 10 FIJI tbo soror, ~
al ci,y and comfy offices and 70 rcnra.
cont tho citv at Alhon,. and W,.Li,r,o,,
will receive our hearty cooperation.
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= h''S'o''' . '''' o''''"'9 ,"n"eIce Of
the democratic party IN our state has set