Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

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and ia rdthtis NE duAA
tosietinp futnNhit ne
povtthuiehi hss trsol,tt u,.t
tory iu,lcp'l ~ c,etive ,r,l'.',
the tcccding llNles. 1h,s ,
ntd they also require tim, IA y,
Agprcesiyc nchemre that b.v,i@
we'd upon. n has become e.'
Morrcll tariff will yield NJ, rs,..
Iuulcee Wnll street can he hooA,'s
advancing the thirty ven
which the late Ccn.rcss tg,s
loan. thu treasury viii soon 4 \
Our capIlnli IL and mnneyd -,
the thought Of civil war IA,
lend n dollar 10 perrclna,s
di-cori. The compulsory en'
Fort Sumter. has afforded rn
OF a making capital on, N A
which The administration !,
glad to avail itself; nor, ~ M,
iions fot reinforcing ,'c Soul,
and collecting the revenue hg
armed vessels, are incomplel,
President imagine that he IA \,
thing. hv y timcsnv.ng cour,p
thing" hc soid, in HE iranguu
hoped for from dcl,y." and lbs,
journals n the North, are stil,,
announce that an eternal roils,
honey ed phrases i,.all that IA \.
deceive the public.
TO fathom the intentions oih
ington govrrnu Rnt il is s,r
consider their scts and not MI
4 rctro7rPct nj tie events ds
three weeks must convince ey,,
vcr that its at'eciN'ion nrmodss
* Lypocri'ical. Mr. Lincoln, :
1ndianopolis, IN which lie maips,
II would not he coercion 10 pS
and propertior or % collect h
foreign impnrtations." ard lhatt
be NJ Invasion To march az n
South { arolima; :" the menqcipr
nf his inaugural; ihr bitter M =
tions Of members Of his Cabinep, i
soIu;e power that has been lraBs !
General Srott in the War and NV
partments; the rropo.ed des y
through the South, # the trns Il
Texas; the recall Of orr iand and, Z
ces from the Gulf Of Movico. na
lterran' an. and the Pacific iogsl
n tho"sand unexplained and M
dictrd causes Of d,SfruSt. hare on
ed an agitation which tie aSmiuT
coula have allaycd. by o s,nge M
tive utterance. The fnc' il ,h ,
"vr'y disposition {" t., cocrcres r
i"us. II las been hy,ica'ly rtvs !,
display the venom i, !, l6.,c,,cit
desires WAY, bu. hna been. thu, N Z
lell"d 20 pursue peace. !, vcaVh
gladly sent pr"rI,iun- md men y
Sumter hu'. having been iotcsisy '
qnisb the attempt, it decIne
would be "coNG;d.ca no, 10 Ipinir
Pickens.' 1t yearns TO hgll VI
cotton States Uu' i; shrtrks with
from tie prospect Of being driven.
tho Dis'ric, of Columbia, hy tie d
Maryland and Virginia. NJ Sfw
be individually anxinns FOR concl
bat he i, thrust g. TO the wall bfP
.rguo', who have prac.ica'y y ar
ms proCliriiirs for peace. d
The people are not deceived b
@agur. unofficial dic'a of nr~p,
l'crsons III the national rsliai',
lee alton, viii he diaovowcd. as ~
i for the Interest Of the adminisht
.hroT of the mask II has a>sunty
pr"srcc' opening upon the North
VAS aHrker, rloomier. or more dr
han il IL nt the pleser uompnt
,ar"l ma, Nlrginir. Marvlsni. lh
'rd Kentucky, have he II. hM
lrld IN check and prevented froni
lac cotton States, by the a>suims
nrir rea> unable demand, should bg
ed. Not one measure has yot beets
ed. however, ty the Lincoln glyau'
q satisfy them. Seven members
'onted"racy have been liren f-ns
'epublic; Arkansas hnS taken ~
Gin them and It is IRE liable that
more will follow. Is soon IS llw,
nave learned that they A.pa ro'ti,
nope for, but lec2i! and ,aial y,
lreaIrcady discOnragch and ia 4
Which was delivered hy NJ. precEi
n the Srunte. on II nday las, 4
hat. mtparcd as moderate, soberHi
Intelligent men, ~ T. c l. Ter rlH
nE States. arc. To aecA a 10 any mifl
v aIrendlneut to the cons 'iuthn, 4
night secure their right. they arri
~ painfully impressed with the nj
ion that Warrington counsel, u i
ed hS rabid aholitionists, Of thsBI
hnNetts school Of roiiIcs, tcme,l
hing can be eVl erted.
The IrIeire Sibia conflict. has lhs
'edcd IN developing the 1l'i'rs
'arfu' shadow over the lind; adI
nrotan' q res.ion now :, wbes
hall be mitted to acquire
lhstance. II has still 70 be N
.helher the pstr;o'ic. upright. udsI
= masses of the North, are prepf'
70 contingency If inl nnccine
hich shall bury their pro> >perl;y if'
re our commercial, lranuocldHri
"cial, and agricultural Interests
'crliced at the back of lew IN
cmaroCues in po'"cr? 1t r "a
no pndav, that not on. oaioffoD o
oterS OF the nou-slaveholdi0e "a't'
ors4 the lnfamoue policy which Ss'.
atcd bv ,ir " dcS. Garrison I,a
-, Sninners end fsppauS OF the y
nd which Is being carried out ~
zen a. Lincoln. Chase, Hair ahiNa
hey shrink aghast from the douole'
le! hypocrisy, which cloaks Us
'ntinns with sweet woro,s. in oHs
-, -, ',nd