Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-17

= anu lIeeuoms banner streaming DER us.
= Volunteer Toasts
! ! Jacob Hoover.
= General T'0igS-The arch traitor who
y betrayed the confidence reposed in hin
by the Chief Elective of the best nm,
u most liberal Government the sun eve,
! shown upon, by basely betravine into tb,
: hands OF the rebels the loyal soldiers un-
der his command and 10y robbing the gov
/, ernment of money, arms, munitions O
, war. May he speedily meet the doom
which awaits him.
VIM. J. Hempbill. Hon. Andre,o IoLn
son, Of Tennessee. able and fearles,
champion Of the Constitution and the
Union, who has never evinced either
weakness Of the knees, nor rotteness Of
the heart, either when assailed by SoBth-
ern rebels with arms in their hands, or in
the Senate chamber 10y Northern douob-
faces, his services will be rewarded bv an
elevation to the highest office in the gift
Of the American people.
G.. B. Hoover. Our National and State
CoHStitH.OHS.- They have both been afflicted
for along time by weakness, somewhat
allied to the spine complaint, may they
speedily recover.
Edward Goodlellow. The Sunday school
has been the means of reclaimng many n
youth from the lorwardness of his wavs
and pointing him the way to God. Nav
much more interest be manifested in the
good cause aud may it prove the saliva
ton of the souls Of Thousands of our
youth.
James X. Hancock. Tie ClcarGcN Re.
|puJGcm.-T hired organ of the late Adj
ministration, deserves the contempt of
every patriotic and loyal citizen, for the
reasonable sentences which it weekly
publishes, calculated to give aid and com
fort to the rebels in arms against the
Government.
Wm. p. Beck. Our Citizen ,S5LEcry.-
Who so promptly responded to the call of
the Chief Executive to repeI 10y force of
arms, the insult offered our flag will ever
be held IN grotely embrance Ly loyal
people.
b. F. Carr. May the day come when all
men will live on the production Of their
own labor.
Jno. s. Hoyt. Let us learn TO respect
! all good men whether living or dead
though it pain many to speak the truth
concerning them.
! A member.
The Pleasant Grove Sunday School, may
it long remain an established fact and
never cease tc celebrate the fourth of July.
A. G. IIoyt. The Federal Union and
the Constitution which recognize the SOW
ereign rights Of the people of each State
to form thei: own government and Insti,
tutions, may this timely Republican priu-
ciple of our fathers be understood and adj |
hcred to in all time to come and may all
traitors, usurpers, interlopers and med
dlers be smoked out and choked up.
|. Goodfelow. Tie day ,cc celebrate. The
day American Independence was declared.
May it ever be held in grateful remem-
trance 10y the American people, and may
generations yet unborn Ieyere it with the
same patriotic demonstrations that we
have been taught TO do.
Wm. B. lIemphill. Stephen 4 Douglas
The patriot an | statesman, rcvered
and beloved fy all who knew him. His
untimely death has cast gloom through .
out our land, scarcely paralelled oy the .
death OF any of our public men. The loss
OF his eminent services to his country, at
this trying time will be severely felt by
the American people. Peace to his ashes.
NJ. S. Lawhead. The irrepressible con-
ilct between liberty and dcs potism the
struggle will be long and severe, but the
harder the conflict the more glorious the
triumph.
\. G. lIoyt. Tho Age of Reason, which
broke the chain OF Ecclesiastical oppression {
and proclaimed freedom ofconscience TO {
captive world. {
VIM. Carr. Our brothers in the army; !
may they soon return from the war laden
With laurels, and ever after be permitted !
% live in peace ben cath their own vine
md fig tree. a
NJ. J. Carr. The Star Spanglod Banner, =
nay it wave in triumph ovel every city of !,
he South, and be acknowledged now as d,
'ver the flag Of our country.
A Republican. Our Uaiol-May it be a
preserved and the rebels and traitors ann, n
h Hated. I
Philo. Tile yooy Lal;cs.-May their a
hadows never grow less, and may their t
be rewarded by the embraces Of
heir lovers, when they return flom the /
,ar.
B. f. Carr. May every man have an
Independent home in this world, a:d u
lappy home in the next. U
j. F. Carr. May the seekers OF truth y
ind it, and tho lovers of virtue never !?
row less. II
JEFF. Davis, and his Northern cohorts
like, traitors and rebels to their country. Il
nay they receive their just deserts at the nj
ands of the law abiding and Union low i
lg American citizens. BY James Norris. re
VIM. Mccullough, Sr. Our Banner tho m
tars and Strpes-moy it float in the at.
losphere Of freedom when every traitors .,
cad is laid in the dust. -
VIM. Mccullough, Sr. Tie haitor.-IIe ~
lat sympethises with the enemy of his :"
ountry, may he have short life a happy =,
cath, and may we have no more like y,
i'm. ri
I'm. Mccullough, Sr,
Hon. Jas. Ho { of Rcntgcky-Post Mas ar
# General, and Secretary of War under Ie
rs. Buchanan's Administration. Nav
, live TO realize Tie aspirations of his nj