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

III. TIC iuutcS.- uelT pIeseuCe mas
lent new charms to the enjoyment of this
occasion. May we all live to meet again,
"With woman's cheerful fall before US,
And freedoms banner streaming DER us. I"
Volunteer Toasts.
Jacob Hoover.
General Twigs.-The arch traitor who
betrayed the confidence reposed in him
by the Chief Elective of the best and
most liberal Government the sun ever
shown upon, by basely betraving into the
hands of the rebels the loyal soldiers un-
der his command and by robbing the gov
eminent of money, arms, munitions of
war. May he speedily meet the doom
which awaits him.
VIM. J. Hemphill. Hon. 1adrcw Joha.
son, Of Tennessee. able and fearless
champion of the Constitution and the
Union, who has never evinced either
weakness of the knees, nor rotteness of
the heart, either when assniled by South
eru rebels with arms in their hands, or in
the Senate chamber by Northern dough-
faces, his services will be rewarded by an
elevation 10 the highest office in the gift
Of the American people.
G. B. Hoover. Our National and State
Constitutions They have both been afflicted
for along time by a weakness. somewhat
allied to the spine complaint, may they
speedily recover.
Edward Goodlellow The Sunday school
has beer the means of reclaimlng many q
youth from the forwardness of his ways,
and pointing him the way to God. May
much more interest be manifested in the
good cause and may it prove the saliva.
ton of the souls OF thousands of our
youth.
James X. Hancock. Tile GearfeH Re-
'puJEcU.- .-The hired organ of the late Ad
ministration, deserves the contempt oi
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.
VIM. 2. Beck. Our CiG=en ,SoldierN.-
Who so promptly responded to the call oi
the Chief Executive to repo! by force OF
arms, the insult offered our nag will ever
be held IN gratelv embrance by 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
il long remain an established fact and
never cease 70 celebrate the fourth of July
A. G. Hoyt. The Federal Union and
the Constitution which recognize the soy
eroign rights of the people of each State
to form their cwn government and lnsti'
tutions, may this timely Republican prin
ciple Of our fathers be understood and ad
hered to in all time to come and may nj
traitors, usurpers, interopers and med.
dlers be smoked out and choked up.
|. Goodfellow. Tie day zoe ceicJratc..-Th
day American independence was declarei
May it ever be held in grateful remem
trance by the American people, and ma,
generations yet unborn ievore it with tn,
same patriotic demonstrations that W,
have been taught to do.
Wm. B, Hemphill. Stephen 4 Douglas
The patriot AMI statesman, revereC
and beloved ty all who knew him. HI
untimely death has cast a gloom through
out cur land, scarcely paralelled 10y tn
death of any of our public men. The los
of his eminent services to his country, a
this tryirg time will be severely felt b.
the American people Peace to his ashes
NJ. S. Lawhead. The iIrepressible con
llict between liberty and despotism; tn
struggle will be long and severe, but th
harder the conflict the III ore glorious Tia
triumph.
4. G. IToyt. The Age of Reason, which
broke the chain OF Ecclesiastical oppression
and proclaimed freedom ofccnscienco to
captive world.
WIN. Carr Our brothers in the army
may they soon return from the war ladei
with laurels, and ever after be permtte,
to live in peace ben cath their own vim
and fig tree,
NJ. J. Carr. The Star Spangled Banner
may it wave in triumph oven every city o
the South. and be acknowledged now a
ever the flag os our country,
| A Republican. Om UgiQg-May it b,
preserved, and the rebels and traitors ann
ih ilated.
Philo. Tie youtg Ladies' May tbei
shadows never grow less, and may thei
patriotism be rewarded by the embraces :
their lovers, when they return from tn
war.
i. +. Carr. May every man have a
independent home in this world. ard
happy home in the noxt.
j. +. Carr. May the seekers OF trut
find it, and the lovers of virtue neye
grow less.
jeff. Davis. and his Northern cohort
alike, traitors and rebels to their country
may they receive their just deserts at th
hands of the law abiding and Union Low
ing American citizens. By James Norris
| Wm. Mccullough, Sr. Our Banner tin
Stars and Stripes--may it float in the at
mosphere Of freedom when every traitor
head is laid in the dust.
VIM. Mccullough, Sr. Tie taitor.-H
that sympathises with the enemy of hi
country, may he have short life happ
death, and may we have no more lik