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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04


THE OTHER OK GoRED.-The United
States Marshal has notified the editors of
two German Republican papers, published
in st. Louis, that unle.s they ceased their
attacks upon the Government, (atms the
Administration beciuse OF the removal
Of Fremont, that he would suspend the
publication Of their papers.
This is just what WAS predicted would
be the result before she present Republi.
can drama is fully enacted Last spring
the Administration erected block ulon
which to execute democrats and demo.
cratic newspapers, regardless Of the Con.
stitution and all our laws regulating the
freedom Of speech aud OF the press. They
are now about catching some of their own
friends in this trap, and who we're no
doubt foremost in their endorsement Of
these high. handed measures But the end
is not yet; and we sdvise our neighbor
across the way to be very careful lest his
inoroinate love for the Pathfinder shall
bring upon him the awful vengeance OF
the powers that be.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

ees~ That miserabl. demagogue, and in.
famous political hSotic, Charles Sa,nner
has had tho speech he lately delivered
before the Massachusetts Republican State
Convention published in pamphlet form,
and is sending them to the republican ed.
itors throughout the land, under hi, frsnk
as United States Senator, and modessy
requesting them to corr extracts from it
AS editorials
The speech is one OF the meanest Abol
i,ion harangues that was ever concoctpd
by American brains. IL is true, it docs
not sink down TO level with the vile and
vulgar reasonable slang Of Fred Douglass
and such niger orators-for Sumner is a
man of finished education-but it is
fraught with far greater evil. The treason
of the worst men in the South is harmless
compared with that of this great bad man.
His present professions of loyalty are only
made for the purpose Of Turing the people
within his dangerous grasp. We predc,
now, that If men of this class are not sup
pressed-suppressed by wholesome pub.
lie sentiment in the Northern States-rhe
fioodgates Of revolution will he raised
higher than they ever were in the darkest
days Of the worlds history. I, cannot be
otherwise.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

n2- The Governmen, has adopted new
mothod OF blockading ,hcSouthern ports
or rather the same method adopted by the
Emperor OF Russia al sevastapool-,hat of
sinking vessels filled with stone At the
part Of the channels leading to
their harbors. With this view all the old
idle whaling aid other vessels now lying
idle in the Northern ports, are being pur.
chased by tho Government, filed with
stone and sent South. THIS may be call.
ed the hermeheat system. What a nice
time wo will have removing these obs,ruc,
tons, should peace ever come round.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
OF nnnIN COUNTY ORDERS WANT
- U)U cd for Store Goods by
Dec. A. 1881 II, w. SMITH 4 co,
Shall White Men Rule America ?

| Tne WEEKLY CAIcAsiAS is the tiilo Of u
Democratic Union paper, recently started
in New York by the late proprietor Of the
pAr Book. which was suppressed. Their
new Issue does no. discuss the war. and
hence it circu,a.es in the mails unmoles-
ted. II ,nhes for its motto the sentim ment
Of the late Senator Douglas, chat this
govsrnment was made on the white basis,
by white mon, for the benefit Of white
men and their pos,eri,y forever" and,
with this text, i. deals tho hardest kind
ofblows a: the Abolilioni.!s.
DR.. Van Evric, the senior editor, is u
scientific student OF the question Of races,
and he shows wha. negroes are and what
white men are, in such way that the Ab.
ciiiionist will And it Difficult, TO answer hm
arguments. The CAUcasiAS is published
at the low price Of ONE DOLLAR FER TEAR,
with full r.p ri. Of the New York Cattle,
GRAIN and PRopucE MARKETs, WAR NEws,
full and complete, &c, SC. subscriptions
arc received for THsKr MoSrHi, at q CENTS
each sub-criber, or 81 YoR FOUR COPIES,
Any pers on who will send rlva DOLLAR,
for a club Of five subscr! bers, a, one post.
Office, will get Il sirM ,opy gratis Larger
clubs vii, Ire furnished AT the rate OF
twenty copies for $l5. Il is one Of the
cheapest papers Published. Subscription
should be addressed to Van Evrie lIor.
ton d Co., No. I62 Nassau a,reet. Speci
men copies sent free 70 all who write for
ers who wan, New York weekly paper
TO patronise THs CAuc.sIlr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

REwARDING HIS SDs.--That celebra-
ted character, Vim. b. Lebo of Schuylkill
county, who betrayed his party and voted
for Simon Cameron for United States Sem
ator, has been appointed Commissnry on
Gen. Hallsck's staff. Go on, Simon. Now
is the time to reward your friends, and il
you do ss much for those other two posies,
Messrs. Menear and Wagonseller. who
helped to do the dirty worx of that trans
action, you will deserve oredit--for the
time may soon come when honors and
suolumsnts will M bs yours 10 bsstcp.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
S f. WING NJ A e. HIN Z

y r. " 4 " u W Il l.. II 4 " l.
PRICES FROM $40 toS $40.
The BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE, m cu.
craving Of which Is hero represented, has now
become o recognized favorite wherever |,
has been introduced, and IL, heyohd question
the best, us we'll a. the handsomest, low-prieed
Sewing Machins now before the public.
No. Il small and very neat Machine for
Family use.
No "A largo Machine for quilting heavy
work aud iar Plantation use.
This Machine is much admired for its simplici-
,y, and for it. reliability and durability it ia un-
surpassed. A child twelve years can run it with
ease and yet il will sew from the coarsest cloth
to tho finest Swiss. There is no trouble of ro-
winding the thread. as 1t IL taken froa the spools
1t has no belts to give trouble, and will run
backwards as we'll as forwuds. ard still sews
equally perfect, aud without danger Of breaking
needles. It runs hy friction, and by closing the
box over it, it IL thrown out of gear. In fact
We have no ohcsitation IN recommending 1t as the
best family Sewing Machine inu.c.
TIE 'il'ouiny Premiums Awar.!ed ne above
NachiSs:
Al the Pair Of the frank.in Ipst;tute, 1858
the Pirs: Premium.
At the Pennsylvania State Fnlr, at rhiladel
phin, September q, 1859, the First Premium a
Diploma.
At the peunsylvanis Etnte Fair, held al Wyo-
ming, lS60--a Silver Medal.
For the best Double Thread Machine. at Ian.
easter County Fair, held Octobsr, lSig--a Silver
Modal.
At the Maryland State Pair, held al the Mary
land Ipstiute, Baltimore, Nd, October. 1859
uodvr strong competition, Silver Medal was
awarded I" this MacSne.
At tho New Castle County Pair, held at vii.
mlngton, Delaware, October, 1853 Diploma.
The above Machines are manufactured by
CHARLES W. ROWLAND,
wilmington, Del.
SALES ROONS.
No. 720 Arel Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. sol Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
5. d. BAKER.
msrl3ly 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
8fs- Persons wishing to rec the lbote Machine
in operation, can do 70 by calling u, the rssi.
dcnce Of D. ". Moore, in Cloarfeld borough.
vUyHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY will
L be opened for the rcecptio. of pupils tnales
and femalss) on Monday Sept I'd, 1851.
Termsper session Of Eleven Weeks:
orth >grsphy, Reading. wiring, Primary
!.riIhinctie and Geography, ~ SO
Higher Arilhmatc. English 1raunar,
aeography and History, o.
Algebra, deomc,ry Natural Phl,O,sphy,
and Book Keeping, oo
Latin aud Sreek Languages, GG
To students dceirous Of aequirings thorough
English Education, and who with to qualify
themselves for Toacbvrr, th.s Institution ofort
Desirable advantages.
No pupil received for lees than half \ se,slos,
and no deduction L.sdo except fer pretrsetOd
.icknes
Tuition 10 be paid a, the close OF tho term.
c. 3. SANFORD, pr;ae;pol.
r,es-held, Aug. 7, lnl.--ly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.

NV York, Aug. lS-The Champion with California
dates to the 2lst Iiss been sigualled.
Passengers by the California steamer who oams part
of the way With Albert Sidney Johnson state that bis
suite consists OF thirty officers with their servans and
that be would rive in New Orleans between the LIST and
10th of Scptemb sr.
Nrw YORK, Aug. ls.-The brig Sea Foam, from
Caracoa reports that the Sumter allowed to GOAL up
snd reft there against the protest Of the Federal Consul
She left the Gath. The Champion brings 5000 900 in
treasure.
PASIxA. Aug. s-The flag ship Lancaster has arrived
here. The St Mrys has been ordered to relieve the
Cayenne on t'se o,ast Of Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YosL, Aus. lS-The Nova scotisn has arrived
S;arke won the Goodwood cup. 0ptimist was third.
The London Tin res city article says it will be danger
Gus for England TO touch the American loan.
Lord Elgin has been appointed Governor General o.
India.
The Paris Of the London Post says that
the British and Frer oh Governments corresponding
in respect to Amer affairs, and will probably unite
in a common policy. Tho Herald strongly deprecstet
investment in The pro posed loan.
NKw York, Aug. "A The Nova Scotisn reports the
sales of cotton for tho last three days $4,000 bales
The prices firm vi h fair demand at full prices.
NKw YoKR, Aug. H-Cotton Arm. Sales Of the
past week $1,000 bales. Of which Spectators took H.
600 and Exporters 1000. On Friday the market closed
quie, at the following quotation; Fair Orleans Is
Addlpg 81. Bread,tufi, steady. Provisions inactive
Cousols sOa90 Ia Bu lion has increased f+7s, 600
Bank rates have been red1c I'd 70 i've per cent.
Nlw YoRE ...vs 18th Persia has arrived. Tn,
,sos Of cotton on Saturday mounted to 5000 bales
Prices unchanged. Breadsiui' 8 firm ConsOls 80 sC
ls. News uuimportant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
FROM WASH NGTON.

WAssIserox, Aug. ls-Ths President has made
overures to Garbsld on the eta ,enent of Consus that
he would come uib.di has de no direct prefer Of
bis services aud scai cely an Indirect prefer.
A. W. Glo~ers, au Enforcement Clerk has been
arrested as sspy.
The southerners h We captured two aud probably four
ice boats.
wAsnlsoros, Aug. ls-Hop Charles James Faux
ner, late minister Of the U g. to France has been ar
rested and dsbared the privilege Of oonyersng with biz
friends.
WASHINGTON, Aug 14.-Oonsrcsman Ely has sent .
letter to Lincoln In hich Il IL understood he decidedly
favors the recognition Of the Couederacy In 80 far as
40 exchange Of priso GERS Is concerned.
The Assistant Score tary Of the Navy reports In favor
Of the employment of one hundred vessels 70 assist in
enforcing the revenue laws.
WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-The War Department has Of
fetal dees from the battle in Missouri Of the death Of
Gen. Lyon and Col. Hunter.
Msior.Censral Cravon Of tho Potomac folla reports
that not one In twenty of the people on the shores OF
the Potomac are loyal He etimss thinks from the
manner in which they annoy edsra they are organ
lied into companies and perhaps regiments.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IDOL b TX, commanding Fort
Lafayette will Be sustained BY tn government In biz
refusal to dis bay the attachment and habeas corpus
writs Orders went to him to-day t. defend himself
an attempt was made to arrest him.
Sumter Anderson has determined 20 take the field
He says the Union men Of Kentucky AZ calling him.
1t Is reported that the steamtug Yankee has bean sunk
| by the Page of the mouth Of Aqua Crock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

bAYos's CoUsr Yesterday, the following cases wer
disposed Of;
John Head, charged with trespassipg upon Thoma
Gentry who lives in rear Of Sadlers Hotel required
20 give security for his good behavior. The circum
stances were these: Geltry was awakened about
O'clock yesterday morning BY bis wife, who told hin
that there somebody in the room Gentry arose
aud Jaw the form Of a brsky resreating down the
stems He dressed himself rapidly, and went In pursuit
Of the intruder who hsd left bis boots behind Failing
to fad him IN the street. but believing that he was 20
erected in the vicinity Gentry called the watch and about
daybreAk, Head was headed. He protests entire g'
no anee OF the adventure.
X L Eacho, deaf mute, was charged with damaging
the furniture OF Ann Wukers, while incensed oy some
provocauou AZ no witness appeared except the emeer
Who arrested him, he discharged
Charles Camp, charged with wsntonly assauIting it
us Levy and knocking him down in the street, was re-
manded Tor trial before The Hastings Court
Thos Dobson youthful candidate for the State Peni.
tertiary whose appears oftener among the police
records than that OF any other person in the city vas
charged with sabhng . negro man belonging TO w. w.
W.iager The Mayor sent him 10 Jail
John Baxter and Mr. Shirley were each lined
$40 for violations Of the ordinance prohibiting the osr-
ing on Sundays OF pisces where liquor is sold or given
away Mrs Shirley protested Der innocence In emphatic
terms declared haG she loue widow with her only
sou In the army wished abe had to send said she
gained live hood b. selling snacks 70 tolders; and
after eskiug several tines What shall do, II not al
10 Eed " earn living told that soc could not earn
hyiug BY violating the law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
" NARrIN BURkE.

THE LADls OF RIcnsOSD-rhs assidu0us and tender
care Sith which ne ladies' Of Redmond a.;end our sex
sd wounded soldiers shoul sndssr them 10 every true
SDulhsrn bes No women uDon the face Of the earth
vii excel in point Of petriotisn and devotion
20 thar country and better appreciate the
brave solder who risks bis life fer their defense. e
l,iies Of RenUond have given ire highest and mes:
sat siac,ory evid Of hsr devotion 20 sOdieis
/. SENS fr, N he SunbeTess accounts have seen Of
.hsf ef,rJs alleviate Jhe sui rings OF the wounded
soldiers that every woman in Rchmo d. and many other
pllcss in CID Yi-Tinia, l. a Fioreuc- Nightingale
Besides the hartshps Of ending wounded
saiders the ladies' a chnoad necessarily required
10 m &c large expenditure proyiis for ali the comforts
Of N. * Our adj living ~ azay iron these
s3rrowiu -Sass ought contribute much possible
20 he eomor. Of tbs soldiers By sending such articles
nav b. us ful in tGe sick room.
aauy thankful heart viii swell With gratitude to those
noble women Of Richmond sotier' return 10 tell
a. their good deeds and many acts Of kindness La
Gr1aqs (Ga Reporter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

HANpsoNE FLAG-We yesterday. saw at the store oil
Mr.. O. A BGoekmeyer, Main street, near l7'h, bril-
liant Confederate lag made Of silk, and containing upon
the central bar in large gilt letters: Thomas Artillery,
Richmond Va" hr. Is Sergeant, in this corps, and
states thai the nag sent him present for The
company, from al unknown source IL Is evidently .
gfs from some of the patriotic ladies OF Richmoi d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

HusrISGs COUxr.-Yesserdsy, John BrogAn, the stall
wart soldier ~ho kicked up such fuss" on Brooke
Ayenue, few days ago, tried, found guilty and
dued IS he then released and notified TO pay IL
hne ~uenever it might be convenient.
Michael KeArney, INDICTED for selling ardent spirits
without license Sas feed s6O, which he paid.
John A. Scott, for saulung Theodore +. Sunnaly,
vas fined $40.
B.rj. BoiJon, for nssaultng Adam Weaver, was lined
SEE.
Emanuel, slave Of B. A Cooke for stabbng Ro. Bell
slave Of John r Ballard, MAS ordered 50 lasoes.
In the case OF Da4 el Crawford, indicted for INSIDE
nsAlor, Hois pros was entered
The court a. ourn,d uuul this forenoon ct IL o'clock
TIE Grand Jur, vii D. 10 session to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

TN CcrToS srFFLr OF EsoLASD -aessrs; Neil
p.o.5srs Of Liverpool in circular Just issued. state
p, -,h consumption Of Al coo bales Per week the
.sot supply I l-nrpoo $50 900 bales, will give cut
~ nsesubsr 18th. TheE are Of opinion that only =
~ smoant can reach Eagand from the United States,
80 he blockade enforced and that the supply from
ssSu, cannot be sufficiently increased 10 conclusion,
-, discouraging aspect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

REcsUIIs wAsTXD-Young men wishing to join good
Artillery psuy should attach Il snseves to the second
company OF Eayette Artillery, the recruiting station Of
shh or Main street, north side, above the Spotswood
Hotel Pres Quares aud Dsvy Lambert are engaged in
the enterprise Oay Ten or twelve men are wanted to
completa the coru5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
TIE BALrIxORs POLL E C1ssISsIoNERs
AroiG.r FaB.as O,rp.. c.

ARo.ksr Hab,as CJrPHs Case,
KrTKSASEcOLoSEL BURKE nEciISks To OBEr AsOrHKR
For the fourtN time Aa5szs eorpus has been issued
70 OF the political prisoners confined at Fort La
k Ts'e. Ths lset vas returned this wOraiue before
judge Carson County Judge in BroOklyG acting as a
s. Eene Juiys In Chambers.
The following Il copy Ct the writ Of babsds coTpss
Tie Ps7B!s Of tss Sias Of Nrs lys 70 N1slHS' N1rn
Barks CJ.ataIndIn' @. Frf LIfIgs'ts, and % al!
sis50rdiHa.s cJ,srs slder rs command Greeting;
We command you that yOu have the body Of Charles
H,Eard William Il. Gsfcltu, John q. DAVIS and Q. d
Hlks BY you Imprisoned and detained as it i said to-
x her <i,h ire ims and Of such Imprisonment
ahi d5tennOn by whatsoever they shall be called
OF charged before James Garrison, County Judge 81
Kilgs county, A. his Chambers the City Hall in the
civ Of BrookyD the eth day Of August 1851 AZ IL
Oh o,k 20 do and receive What sha then be consider
e. OneeEnrg them aad have you then aud there this
Witness VIM Serueh AN, Justice Of Supreme Court
tls b day OF August, 1901.
C. W THoxAs, Clerk.
Aw. Wood, Attorney.
TIE ariJ care into court viti tie fOllouiug return
"liEADSCAsEESs, FOKr HAMILTON, n. y,
August q 1851,
81 deeply regret that, pending The existing pOdi al
troubles caulO. comply With the cushion Of the
hoaOrabls Judge By order OF Lieutenant Genera. Win
= d Scogt.
"SAR1IS BuskE
L. Gel Z S. Army, Commanding"
NJ. A. Z Wood appeared !og toe pyrson named in
the wr and cited he statute TO show that the return BY
III a;eusr Colonel Brrks was Al improper one.
J DE Garrison said tha, Lieutenant Colonel Burke
OaghS comply with the statute sni stare IN his return,
I Whether the prisoners we're in his custody 2. The
lshOry bv vh.ch be holds them or, at large. 8.
copy o; authority, writsen. mrs be annexed 10
e., re.u-n.
Me-. SsSart L. WOodlord, Assistant United States
District Attorney appeared for LeGtaasnt.C Colonel Burke
The Court adjourned the hearing I'LL next AoBdoy, for
the purpose OF allowing Lea.enaatColouel Burke 10
Emeud bis return
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
INA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FOR RENT.
To THE FARMERS OF VIRGiNIA

To THE FARMERS Of VIRGINIA
rUyHg the Northes and south
l. doubtless bseo permanent You .i great
80 supply the South Wit BCrTBR, having
cog extensively for years In hatA eof busne take
suggest the ptopety OF beating Butter well
before packing and ais Of putting In tubs larger at tn
than the bosn and send TO market after packing
posby Ivoud be plsust TO rec'v consignment.
purchase iaovng tbs highest market lee and
ensivey for cash, will uruh good The lowe p
send The ea,h promptly, for whatever Ne sent
~ea myself would berti receive other o,untry
produce bet principal object TO call your particular aiten
making Lsrgs ,uppe. have been heretofore
the sssh The North whilst make furnshn
selves give from the have engaged
business In this city for the lss hr,yhv. years AM
uial-fssling eopHdsnt OF giving ssnrf.etou
'AMPs0N JONES, cent
Grocer and Comnls ion Merchant
~ Al Cor Main Rehnnpd Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

q, =. SUNDAY last the Confederate Aag raised OF
80 80 there 10 e1utAtOn toe Boil Run disaster
Es,hersReld, in the slmeState somebody undertook
atsr Ne occck on Saturday night to raise secession
Az, an he liberty POLE but raised il oDy to hall nas
Before o'clock 90 Sunday morning Il was discovered
"a 49, Sosn. Twas II feet lOog and fee. vide
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

sxoxSs FOs EysEcT.-rhe following is an extract
f.or, eter Wii.,en By United States ofhoer shO
IN d e basls Of Boil Ran:
i sia ore thing for effect during the heavy Gre which
Il ,ba best naGence on the m,n when tried them BY
100 th q orders; and that the Rte trick Of qi-
~ smoking q cigar While the men were falling
ornd me must, confess my GOODNESS rather forced,
-, 4, Rad the desired effect the men. and was satis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LouIsvuLs, Aug. ls.-Critenden, Dava' and others
have left for Grab Orchard persuade th. Union men
to break up their camps.
LoursvnIr, Aug A.-Rogsr Hanson heretofore elias.
nhed as among the quasi submissonst = made speech
in Lexington TO day. dsnouncing the ode and saying
the sou:herners would lose their slaves burn thsr cot
ton, sink their plantations, but never yield,
LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA letter from reliable person
in Chicago, addressed to friend here says he drafted
and must 20 TO the war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15
NOTICE.

DEINoUENr Consumers Of Water Monroe Ward are hereby
aoned thai Il they fail 20 their water bills on or before
NE IS insL before hour o'S O'clock they wbe deAh
riding the requirements Of The wing eHLAe nom
the ordinance c1ncsru,s E me Water wo Ks:
By oriiaHrc passed D. ne COca Nay Sist, 1858 fanny
uapai Tel DAYS after that on which
presented he auditor sha roty ths superintendent VINO
shall the n bag USED 'hsprtr 60 an respes IN
which the default exists and he shall Alou 10 be used %
sAi bi Pc ~ and ave cent VII
AIDED Orgu Of the BILL which shall be pissed
II hanis q The Iy Itecos Who IL hereby xuh rfed and
required 70 collect sane due far
- sAU NDERS, 1T
au1t-qt l. sFRArrOS IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-15

TuS PEcFosKD ErsIos Oh PAKrus IS NEw IORE.-Ths
failure OF tse proposition on the part OF the Republican
STATE Convention Nes York Tor political union VII
h- democratic Organization Of the STATE topic OF re-
nark and 81 supposed TO Indicate the different systems
Of party policy regard to The conduct OF the existing
va Both parties for the vigorous prosecution Of
the var bat the democracy holds on. liberal orers OF
mace Whas the otheFside demsn1s unconditional sub.
i.,ion Both eoaeur for the present In the idea that
dsunon Is no; 70 be eOn,emplei The point Of issus
Il 100 small for party issue. But Il may be presumed
.t the dsmOeratc chiefs desire main ain their Sepi-
rats ,rganEson with vies 70 some future time In State
ar natiOaal politics