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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04
TIE DATrLE oF SUNDAY.

The above reports the battles of Friday
and Saturday. A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press thus writes of Sundays
fighting:
This morning Sunday the rebels re-
newed the battle at daybreak, and it has
been raging furiously all day. An at
tempt was made to turn our right, but the
brave Sigel with his trusty Germans, and
the batteries he knows so well how to man
9uvre, was at once ordered to the right,
and the enemy was driven back with
heavy loss. Sigel headed bayonet charge
in person, it is said, and in this new posi-
tion distinguished himself
Then bold stroke was made at our CEN
tre which was handsomely repulsed by
Mcdowell After this desperation was
fearfully evident among the rebels, and
there soon emerged from the dust long,
solid mass of men coming down upon our
poor, worn-out army at bayonet charge
on the double-quick. By the description
Of this line Of bayonets, am satisfied that
in the distance it must have presented
spectacle at once awful, sublime, terrible,
and overwhelming.
On came the demons, as if emerging from
the earlhj IN Well-caparlsoned myrladS,
reaching in solid column as far as the limit
of human vision. But we were fully pre-
pared to meet this onset properly, and our
men stood, pale but full of courage, await
ing the result, fully determined to die
nobly fighting for the Stars and Stripes, if
die they must; and they saw no safety in
retreat
Perfectly astonished at the confidence
and courage of our men, the rebels came
up handsomely within range, and, taking
our fire, q semi-orderly commotion was
observed in their ranks. While this en-
couraged our men, General Pope saw what
was the intent Of it all.
Almost as quick as thought, the bugles
sounded the order to the rebel phalanxes,
and instantly the huge mass of rebels was
huEled against our left wing. The gallant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

FOR CONGRESS.
Judge. r. P. SPALDING il a candidate, subject tC
the decision of the Union Convention. aug9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, Of Lake County,
will bo a candidate for Congress before the Union
Convention. sept2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
AHoth52 Decree Wanted.
Prom the Bo.toa Courier.


The President Of the United States hav.
ing cmlauipalei the slaves in the South.
crn States by ono stroke Of his pen, and
having proclaimed martial law in the freq
States by another, must be somewhat in
want Of subjects wAeroupon to exercise
that proclamatory genius wheyowith he is
50 largely endowed We beg leave to
suggest lhpI new field for his restless
bencyolerca OF soUl and comnrchonsiye
philanthropy is opcned in several Of the
free Stalus Ofth West, where the prcu
dice against tho African race is strong, is
growing stronger, ard IS manIlestng it,
self in restrictive and exclusive leglsla,
ton, well deserving the attention Of con
Sistent anti slavery zeal. His own State
Of illinois, for instance, forbids tho negro
from settling upon her soil and also from
testltying in suits between whites. Let
President Lincoln issue proclamation,
declaring that if this State does not re-,
peal these harsh and obnoxious statutes
before the first day of January, 1868, he
will issue proclamation pronouncing
thom TO be null and void. II is true that
the President has no constitutional pow
er to free the slaves in Georgia or Florida.
Practically The effect would be the same
in both cases. In the proclamation al
ready issued We tak e it that the Presidents
great object was TO secure "a certain moral
force, and to enlist in support Of the war
the men Of extreme anti,Slayery opinions,
who have thus iar been lukewarm and I'M
different if not in open or covert opposi
ton. The same result would be secured
by proclamation against the auti.negro
legislation OF Illinois, for no man can be
truly and consistently anti,slayery with
out being opposed to all harsh and crue!
treatment OF the african race in the free
States. And besides, the issuing of such
proclamation by the President, would
very PROBABLY have such an effect upon
the public sentiment OF Illinois, that the
legislature would be constrained thereby
to repeal tie statues in question.
Goo9 TIGEs-Gold worth 1873 in New
ork. Reader can you tell US why YOU
can tosd7y by One Lundrod and thirty.
eight dollars worth orGoyernmont Grcsn-
backs with one hundred dollars in Gold ?
II is in accordance with the promises o.
those gay deceiycrS who promised you
good times Think of this
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

rogt him and his, and Gil their places by
men nho are aoncgt and opo0lc,and who
can save the country Il the doy Of ITS sal.
,ai,on Is not past.
Awake, ariso fellow Der ocra,- ofpcnn,
sylNann: awake in TING to iuli know
edge OF your rights and Of your strength
70 b. untitled to the name of loyal ci,i
zens ,yON must be truo TO the Constitution,
trNe to the Government, tree 10 yourselves,
Let us lie at once true to all our duties as
citi2ons Of the Union; let us trown npon
and oppose treason and rebellion HkUinst
the Constitution and the Union wherev,
or they appear but let us at the same
time determine not to submit TO the .yrs
amy Of an administration that Is Gi,gov-
erucd, Coorccd by the most infamous Abs
clifton traitors in the cOuntry-we cannot
Le loyal if wc b0scly submit to be slaves
Three Cheers, then, for the Constitution
as 1t is-ior tine Union as it was FOR
Democracy Triumphaut-for the
Amy and the Navy always 10y.
nI-for the glorious Banner Of
the Union-ior the dead "ho
have slorjously t,ilrn, and
the living who are
ready 10 die,
Three rousing cheers for a better Admin.
islratloH, for speedy and honorable
peace, n restoration Of the Union,
Of tho Constitution and Laws
Down alike with the trailorous Abolition.
ists OF the Sorth and the trnitorous
SeCossiCnists Of the South.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
The EoIoicm ofour Soldiers and Sailors.
l roA, large i2a,o. Price, sl.2j.

Tho critics and tae public orc right ia predict.
ing that tbs will surPass, in graphic nlrraty5,
exciting interest, and extensive popularity, all
other histories Of The War for ,le Uaion Hs
theme will be the heroic daring, paH.ut uaoring,
and hair-brcad,h escapes Of our soldiers and sa.-
ors, 0ud its incidents W,ll form the l.me i eoa-
yersaticn at innuncrabg frc.dos fir years to
come. twill contain, ia addition to It's stirring
details tho philosophical Analysis of tho Causes
Of the War, by JoHN LorHRop Motley, Lii. b,
Author of "Thc Rise Of tho Dutch Rcpul lie ," etc.,
the dates Of al the important events from tao
John Brown raid, and nm accurate and revised
account Of the principal battles, with cugrlyngs.
Ono-;hIrd Of the proceeds Of all subscriptions
sent direct to US will he given for the Relief Of
Disabled Soldiers, and all persons who wish
copy Of the work, and also u benefit the soldiers,
should send their name and address at once. Also,
any officer or private or person in any section Of
the county, having knowledge Of heroic act or
stirring incident will obligo Us by sending Us aa
account Of H.
Booksellers, Postmastcrs, and Cuuyassing A.
gents viii be furnished with a Subscription Pro-
Epoc,us, on application to the Publishers.
"a 4 EJcrai cDHmi-si0u yirls 10 soldiers desr
ri-g to act as Age"ts i~ taking subscriptions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

B6aBIt seems as though the Abolition
Switch tenders" we're all absent from
their posts in this county, on the day of
election and the train on the underground
rail road wGs run oil the track, somewhere
about Crrwensgille, and all on board seem
10 be lost. Like the story Of a shipwreck,
not soul is left TO relate tho awful catas,
trophe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
THE GRAND PARADE.

Ih~y nave EO' Dtcn ulsaplolhtCu.
THE 0RAWO pARA0E
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o" ms "'"' "Ae''o" II Is "eS'.'.'' IA"'
'n'S 'a!Co OF government rus como 10 an
emu,
"u' 'ne 'oor deputy l. BIS, dressed IN n
SKY o'ue' ana bearing on spun Slick all
mat remains OF Il W. nan
f'h' lHCh IoIIo"S' as c"ie' monrhor' INC
man 'h"' "ec'I'eu forum IN a 'ohSre'sioh-
al dis'"SI made by himseI: tor himself
S'h' Inc MarSAo'S' Commissioners As
SCISSORS ana Collectors, ehat get from jom
to eight dollars per day, under the prcsr
ent Administration,
9th. A trar Of truck cars labelled, "to
insure the election OF i. W, Hall Vols al
Altoona and pass west free"
Uh' six hundred Sappers and Miners
of Blair county that didn't elect Hall by
voting for McAIIis'er,
S,n. mo no0'''r, o' the o'H Guard
"a,Nins o" 'ne,f hee's' ana each carrying
Tip'' "". 're eur p, 10 MS mouth mouth
''"' uo D"''"' '"'n'y''ouF !" hum"eF.
3m g,"' ,"e ''''' '"''' "0"'0 vi """''
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(, l ~ "o ''''o"' ~ ' o"S' ,n'' 0'''' sU' ,1I
oe'o'o '"o o,c'''O"' u give " ""''"Co 'V'
"''So''' ;In na vac 'o""'y'
'''"' '" "o '"o u 'm''o ''.'o"S' II e"0''
'o"h'l'p' that TOOK Iom Or.'Sman IS mo-
hey, a"a "'aH '"P ne SehsSS'
IL. Tom Crissman, with horn in his
hand, riding on a calf, supported by q cor.
poration and two oorlrabands.
18th. Folr hundred Brakcsmen. march
ing four abreast, and playing on jowsharps
"SoH QgaiH.'
lilh Then, in 2 box bourne bv four
contrabands, q birds eye view Of Altoona
at precisely fifteen minutes after the
Clearhcld county returns camoin.
18th Then, in a glass globe on q wheel
Iorro", the drob coat and striped pants
that Tom Crissman wore when he offered
Samuel II. llindmon a position in the
Navy Yard.
10th. The members of the nto Repub>
Iican Committee, walking with sticks, and
each carrying large buzaards.
18th. Then Col. McQuillicn, sitting OF
a sled, with four brakes in it, displaying @
watch.
18TH. The young man SO active on cleo
ton day carrying tar can filed will
"oNoi'' j@,L ci,. ..,., .-...,,
. -, '''.'', nC, ',,'' ',.''''.' .,1" -
NlIE, singing 'Olt IN the .-tlllN NlWlt.
The procession will 6o frequently enIi
ycncd with pyrotecnic exhibitions by NJ
experienced professor of the art, express
Is engaged ior tho occusion, who, at IN,
tcryals Of ten or fifteen minutes, will Sc
OF q Roman candle, and daringly dis,
charge sis Kissing and blazing fre-craol,
ers at a time.
Gropror.. C,r,pr,rIn- quo, ,,o, WOW
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lawful authority in an unlawful manner:
one wholly taxation. ipiustico Of cruel
punishment or The demand of unreoson,
able services, imposes burdens and hard
ships on those under his control which
law and humanity do NOT ontborizo or
which the nurnoscs of coycrnn,Crt do not
reouire.D
Every person can now make the opn,i.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
BE- dltatftIN RtrnhIitrn.
wEDNESday Morning Got va, 1902,
THE LATE ELECTION.

FoT the first time in many year. We can
ny that our anUcpnlions have been real
Dod to the accomplishment of ulmos, all
Tohopcd for Courtright, we presume, is
defeated for Congress by u hundred or
two, 10 iisuict that gave ,woycars ago.
MmStt 5000 RtpuulicanmajoriDy
Wallace s elected 10 the Senate, Boyer
and Early to the House; our County
Ticket without opposrrioui our State tick.
~ is safe: we have a majority OF the Con
gressionOl delegation; and majority in
the House Of Representatives Of this State,
perhaps sufficiently large to over balance
the Republican majority in the Senate
thus securing the election ofn sound mn
tionul man ag tho colleague of Senator
Cowan, in the room oftho Abolition vii
mot,
Truly this is a victory without ram
lei
We kHored for this victory with moro
than common zeal, and not without se~
rious misgivings as 10 the result Did
the people realize its importance? Did
they realize their pcrilcus situation as a
nation? These were the great the NIGH,
ty-questions. Tho result demonstrates
that they were completely awake to all
that so deeply concerns them, and, us "A
inst and final hopc of yet doing something