Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

lhe c''y was uhoer me control o' 'h'
blood Tubs Plug Uglies" &c, in 9th
or words, the Know Nothings, this ole
prison was filled with "Dutch,' "lri.h,
and othe: white folks. Congress wal
perfectly quiet then. The old Jail was
quite goed enough Tor It's denlzens then
These Aooli'ioniSiS had 20 Tears to sheo
'neh' Dut now "hen H"'noo IL concern
ed 'hese i"ise-hear'ea ph'Ianthropists are
h'Ieu wi'h "orror.
we I'M" supposed 'ha' 'he'e le'io"S
wou'" be SATISFIED when they would raise
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Bs9-The feeling in favor OF the adoption
OF some equitable plan for tie exchange
OF prisoners now or hereafter taken in the
! present war, is becoming very decided
and strong. A vast lublic demonstration
on this point is only prevented in New
York 10y tho considerate and conservative
portion Of the citizens, who deprecate all
public demonstrations these critical times,
as all such are as likely to do harm as
good.
We observe that Mr.. Cox, Of Ohio, has
made move in Congress on the subject,
which seems TO be the first, coming from
nv t'ol'' 'ou'''' "''u We nave "o "ouo'
'1' '''"' '"' ''"' u ''"'Ne' ''a'' WIZ
He' 70 Suoi''eo VI our unfortunate srng-
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H4Dlhe Secretary of the Interior does
not favor the granting of bounty lands 10
the volunteers in the present war, on the
ground that 1t would draw too large a sum
from the Treasury, and would be of very
little benefit TO the soldier, as the market
price OF land warrants is nov only fifty
cents an acre. lie therefore suggests that
'I'e congress make an extra appropriation
arrrer, eecrri,i.s
This is hon,v idoa Giveo,c,, man ,
cood sized Goynrr,,ent shir,Io.t.r v;,l,
a Meta o or rCapero, mana end and Ch,so
oil 'tother, which they cnu preseryo ~ =
mirror to show the men and times ,bro
which our countrv nassed non, the h;,L-
est state of prosperity 10 tho Lord
knows where.
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lhe beIIelohte Watfhmar OF thursday
last, says: "The trial of Lipton aud Hays
for the murder of Poorrnon in Apcnst
last after occupying the time Of the
Court the greater portion Of toe week has
resulted IN the acquitta! OF Hays and the
conVIc'lon OF Upton OF manslaughler.-
lhe counsel were Hale and NJ Allister for
Defendants, and McManus, Wallace and
heaIsh Tor the Commor~ealth. We did
not hear it but 1t is said that the argument
r. "
liaya Iir,o, hos M, ga, ho.n o,,oo.1
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CONDEMNED BY HIS fRiENDs,-W. Lloyd
Garrison, the great English Aboli zionist,
and editor of the Boston Libsrator, and an
ardent % I,borcr with Mr I'LL. =.
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ot'nSihG lne 'irrepreS'lo'e conflict to an
;ssua uscs the fnllOwiny lu n yuo,o i, L;s
,onor of rr,1o,. ,,,, J., ,,.,c,.o J.. A.,
l ~ '0N''''0c " '.'a'
part OF 'he f'esiaents message IN which
he speaks OF the colonization of the slaves {;
president Lincoln may colonize him>
act on his mr., 70 m,nno.o ~ M y" ,p,,;nmriI
oF ibn,o rho nro os oiJ ,'odJas liz I1cs"m's Icm ''U
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RESIGNED -Beni C. Howard Reporter
~ '"' e"o ooui' VI '''e C"I'cu o"a'eS'
has resigned that position. Mr.. Howard
addressed his letter of resignation to Chief
''''U' ""ey o' '"o io'n 0, 0ep'e''''eF
ias'' out lhe court not being in session no
action was had in the matter. Mr. How