Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

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ask every one to labor and to pray that
such rouuscls may take place b,iwccn the
cuulcudirg parties, who have ioi SO many
ycnrs acted with IL common impulse, %, to
restore harmony and kind feeling, and to
avoid the curse Of having iratcrual blood
crying to Heaven from tho ground, and
bringing down its malcdictons on our
childron's children through all future
time! Labor and pray that hostlitie'
may be suspended uatil the mild councils
OF peace may bc appealed to, and that the
appeal m'y not hc in vain.
Casting aside every political feeling,
every political aspiration and asking ey'
cry rcmplar to 'lo the same, let ~, MS
one man, unite in one grand effort to pre-
vent the shedding OF Iralcrral blood, and
to iuaugurate here that blessed result
which our Lord and Master initiated,
Peace on earth and good will to men
"rcmplars you count in this land 10y
tens of thousands. Each one has his in
hucncc in the circle about him. Never
no never, was there an opportunity to cX.
ert that influence in q more holy cause, or
to n more sublime purpose. Fo: ward,
then, TO the rescue of your country from
fratricidal war; Bat, if war must come
which dread calamity may God, N His
infinite mercy, avert then call on eve.
" Knight Templar to perform that sacred
duty which so we'll becomes our Order, oil
binding up The wounds Of the afflicted,
and comforting those who mourn
A Coon IDgA.-An exchange suggests,
that, seeing so few of the "Wide Awake
hosts who paradcd our streets last fall,
making night hideuous, in the ranks OF
the army now beng mustered into the
fold q rooni.ition I've made upon them
for their oil cloth capes, which, like the
"aarps" we read about, are now chung !
upon the willows" The suggestion is an
excellent one, and we hold that, if it is
true, that .hese brave (:i fellows have fail |
ed to respond to the call Of their country.
and to assist in allaying the troubles which |
they are the real authors Of, should be
to furnish their capes to those
who are willing to brave the dangers that
they are now Sinking.
We hope that those Eaying any on "'"d
will Immediately send them to ;he soldiers
now in the respective camps, where they
will rrovc very accountable TO the yoluD-I
tcar whilst standing GUARD. or on the
march, or sleeping in the open air these
inc,ement nights. 1t will no doubt be
gratifying TO know that ory remnants Of,
the last campaign can he made TO MINIS,
ter to the good of the country and the
comfort Of its brave defenders, or to any
other useful purpo,".
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to :he resumption Of specie payment by
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