Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27
THE NATIONAL TRoUBLRs.
Mr.. cUTHRrE's PROPOSITION

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p ,io, ,on, .''''''e0 i'"''' u tue reooe Conven'
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odn,i.sior of ,,om o,a,.s i,'% i,o' '''0" LT' 'N'
who, f,ar ho,.o ,,,a..,.,,.,o ''.o'
with or ,vi,bort sIo,or,, I1'''-O'''
tions sb oil nroa;do 49, 'o,- 1-.'. consul u
shall bo.oof,, ~ 'to' y
sto,os,,i,Lo,,t 49, Wv y ''''0''
iority of ,bo oSona.oa. r,;.. '''''
Of Moeor o,d nj. H. , ',o' vi
r,oio,;t., 80 n1o cD~..o-' 49, ""O "''o d
Iire. b,,, 40 go. =. =, s''''
shall he ooorirod .lou y 80 N'','0' w.,
tbo ,,.oo el,,..,...'.~c,, "''''0"' :
.oor;nod l.. 49, 60, '"".u'S' a.
-, ..,y,.n.,. Tol'''''O'a0"' 1"Da-
,,;,I, O''.O',. 0Vs eSs 'to"' inIerler-
re '.0 ','''i.u'io.i oI slavery IN any
lin anv other nIooa urdo,,
iurisdictior of ,ho 1r-;.-, :
sboll tba riob4s or o;.;ao.l:,. "e''
ferred uron nar.o,s or Afr;oa, 5ss,.
Fo,gth-Eereafter the norooronh os tho
fourth artioleof the aCons,i,,,;oa ohou 49,.
be construed to preven, onyoft ftho etota,
by appropriate Ie,isIatio, ond tl.o,,aI,
the action of ber i,dio;o1 al ,.;.:.,.et,
officers. from enforoino tr,o Lii, ~
fugitives from labor fron, onu on,.s go ~
or Territory Of tbo Trr;tod g.. -
person tc whom suob servicoor Iahor i
due Fvih-The Importation oftbe Afr;-
can race into any State or Territorv =
forever prohibited. Syrtb--Tba fret .oo
ond, third and fifth articles of tbese
amendments, and the third paraprapb Of
the second section Of the first article of
the Constitution, and the third parapranb
OF the fourth article thereof, shall not be
amended or abolished without the consent
of all the States.
CONTEMPLATED orrp,or
The Harrisburg Pqb4ot 4. J5,;on sors
Several Yankees ore hero rros.;,.o.
the Republican members of the IegisIa-
ture the necessity Of puttino tbe Stat. on
a wa. footing. These men arc ;,,orestod
in the sale ofayns pauuf1cb,rc5;, C,,on,,,;.,,.,
A war is what they want-frst to sell arms
to the South, and then to the North
Yankee Abolitionism NAV thus be made
TO pay." The proposition, we observe, was
seriously discussed in the Hou a sew days
ago! We expect to see the Republican
majority of the LesisIatrro oon,r,;. ~
manner OF evil, but from this piece of vii
Amy "Gy must desist The State is not in
'aded' nor is there danger of invasion or
domestic insunection. There is, there.
Ore no authority in the Legislature to
arm the State" and as sure as such a
''ii passes the oohas upon which money
S raised to pay for the arms will never be
paid. Notice of this fact will ot once bo
,igen, and the whole neror;ors ,oto,,oo
bau 1,o rosis.od - ta..,' '''' 90He'ne
w " 'e'i''o" ~ every STEP Let our
legislators bear in mind that we still
laye an interrupted Supreme Court in
he State and hence that tboir ,roor.n.
,,.;,,.I .N, 'r"S va, ',ie't u'icohSu>
,aper. If the Renpblicans wor, orn,. J..