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


rhwrri Z Nv as great % proportion hey
one 'ho yosy mcu who hito hu.clolofo
aclcd pOlbcr b. 90 tbo, hbliaolul
orthc Union o. rl.o. hs ll tlcy h.ghi r.
dissolution o. ihe l'ui1n impossible b.
"ncicr dissolve thc uuion. anil send our
Constitution ,o plditiou than 1.-Two in Icl-
law.hip with slave hollcr,,' said the 40,
oliUoniss, "Lct us keep slavery and
IIoyc.ownprs out of the common terrific
Irics, said the free so.lCrund tho support
cr Of the Chicago Platform. "iho South
vii, scold and threaten, but she can do no
more. Ton clnt iirE her od 2t the Union, ~
| Up until six or eight months ago this
was the language Of tho very men who are
now charging with disloyalty those who
were then, as now, supporting those sound
national principles under whose influence
alone can this Union be preserved.
"SournoDy Hrnr."-A According to a
toast, which will be found among the pro-
oeedngs of the Centre and Pleasant Grove
/ SajlaH q School celebration Of tho late
Anniversary, it will be seen that somc
body has really been hug; by the course
of the Republican. We hope to cure this
'eaIlow b., riyinr him a little more of the
0"same snake" that bit him. If he wants
iany other consolation, he must 90 else
where.
I five felt at all asricyod by this assault,
the fact that it occurred at a Celebration
ofa Christian Sabbath School, and at which
not only the tieacGc!d RepnJae"I but the
/ Christian Religion, were alike denounced,
would be a sufficient balm. The commit
tee, however, had the prudence to with
hold from publication al the principal
toosts in favor Of I6m Pane and his system
Of IN. M.hdeliy,
As to the AaLor Of the toast, our con-
tempt for h'm Is TOO deep Tor uuei"hce'
The mo-" tina! would thus palm MS lies ana
ISLANDERS upon a bit oI ooy-Shi nm
self, as 1t were, behind mat ooy-iS 100
mean and eowar"Iy to no'lce' lie ouShl
to wear the skin OF a sheep" 0."e" one
at that,
my. We are accused of publishing a
aeooo..;or. ,,o,or - q "sodicions sheet - rs
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certain gentleman was l''"'e'' 70 ''''ii
lit; and that no other community North
Ior Mason d. Diyons line would permit
.pch sentiment 10 be made public. &c.
i ~ III ,ho.o cborges It !, = sufficient re-
MD. 70 saw ,bo, orr raporl,s ore mode TO a
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'o'L''i''''''' '"'N'' ''0 ''''''',
than an ordin1ry degree OF lh'elll9ehce
and if our arguments and reasoning are
false and untenable they can do no harm
whereas, if they are sound, truthful ant
na,r;o,ic the Quicker they are given tc
a., .,,Il;, ,I,o Lo,,o.
, "'C fo0''0 -.
DU' oUf "oJ''' " 40 ~ ''lo" W, e'','e
-. no,,oono4. orl no,,ooro,i
'i'a'e "E'''"S' '''''o' ",' "'.,' i,, l'.'oe''
| papers are lal'e an" lii"' !" '''' o'N y
exposing the wrongs OF the present Au
Imiuistrat;O n, there are other papers tina
,,ool. ort oni,o os boIdIv ne we do an,
,p0"N U"' H'''o ''. - .s,,,..,,,,,;,;,
hehce mat thcfe are o'lel coni'i'u''''''
quite as rotten as this IS:
1t is stated that Montgomery, with fou
= hundred Kansas butchers las entere,
- Missouri Desperodoes and murderer'
TINS stamp are nj iools LOT Lincoln 70 I','
> ry Out ms aespolic pans "''N'- -D'''y'
port far"er' lCo"".j
The Portland Argus says OF the Ires'
. dents message:
II nTt rroroso, pothinr but the bayonet a
heolng lot our ''GuU.lo ,o m m'f fnorod e W., ,oy
ryb"t wS cxnected after the events whicl
> have tronsnired since the 4lh of Marcel
y ,rLs 49,. adl..
o lne A'y"' '''''
@ ''Ihe only nope ol the country now
with the people, ana 'ney i!'u. snouiu ;, s''
'nei' o'S' ''''''''s0 " Wv ~ -.
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