Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
(lrom the Harrisburg Patriot d Cuior(
DEM 0CRhTlC VICTORY,

State Ticket Eleci,l A Large
lcin of Democratic ConsrcS man
Democratic Majority in the House
of Representatiros-prob
Majority on Joint b, Hot
in the Legislature,
The Old Keystone has Spoken -A6olt>
ION down in Pennsylyania-tho Mats
ional Administration Rebukod -
the Negro Proclamation Re-
pndisn,d.
Election Of Democratic United States
SenatoT In place of that black AbuIi.
tionist, David Wilmot, probable
Three rouSing cheers FOR Democracy
the Consultation, the Union as it WAS,
Free Speech, and Froe Press GroNns
roS Abolilionism, Marshal Law il the
Free and lsysl North, for Negro Procla
nations, and everything that sayors 1t FG-
naIicism and Despotism.
nown with the Aboltiun,T Traitors, who
have encouraged Rebellion, par2lyzed the
Army, tramplod upon tue Consultation,
suppressed Civil Law, procIaineI Negro
Emancipation as the object Of the Var,
threatened the suLversion of the Republic,
and demanded the exercise Despotio
power by the President. Down with the
Iyrants. and up with the glorious Old
Banner, the Stars aud Stripes, that pro-
claims to all unabridged Constitutional
Freedom, suoh rs our Fathers ordl iued.
Down with The mi-crosnls r 10 have plum
dcgoI tho lutllc Treasury, and who dc.
sucs to cripple oar Generals aud proIong
the War, that they may gorge and tatteu
upon the blood Of our Slaughtered Broth
rcn
Proclaim to the whole world, in the
sumo determined voice that spoke thr'o
the ballot Box on Tuesdty, that YOU kaoO
your rights, and, knowing, dars m0uialS
Aea,, That you stand in no awe Of up-
constitutional ProcIamatiCus, Provost Mar
sLals, or TIE thundcys Of d pensioned, pros.
titutcd Press.
Proclaim that there is a band o! Unite d
Patriots in TIE old keystone State-de.
nounced rs TRAITORS" and Rebel Sym
strong TO be put Gown by
the iron hand of Dcspotism, q hand OF
loyal men, true 10 the Government Of the
Constitution, true TO the Union, true TO
the traditions Of the Fathers and true to
themselves; who have poured out their
like water, and given freely OF their treas
ure TO put down the iuiqutous rebellion
iuaugurmed by the South; noble band
who will still pour ont blood and treasure
for the Union but viii not 10 persuaded
or coerced to subscribe to or sustain the
bloody code of Abolition traitors, even
more infamous than the southern Rebels :;
q band Of fearless men, stout-hcarted,
strong. Democrats, who will maiu>
tain the Constitution and Union against
all enemies, whether Secessioaists or Alb
olitionists, and who will not tamely sub
NIT to any further encroachments upon
their rights by an Administration that las
shown an utter disregard of the Const:tu,
tion aud ' base submission to Abolition
dictation, committing Treason itself, and
permitting its adherents to do so with i'm
puni,y, while it has stigmatzed the whole
Democratic party as Traitors" and seizN
ed and. imprisoned its members without
cause, without authority, in violation of
Liberty, Law and Justice
Proclaim in thunder tones that this
must stop Say boldly and loudly every
where that we are frecmen, and viii no
longer submit 10 Insult anu 4nJlsWCe !,
Proclaim it that we arc loyal to the Cow
eminent, to the Constitutional the UnloN,
to the Law, bat that we are oppose 10
this Abolition Administration aud all .t.
iniquitjes Proclaim it that we VIII sus-
tain the President when he is right, when
he is guided and governed by the Consti-
tuition but that we will oppose Abraham
Lincoln, his Abolition measures and Abo.
lition horde; that we will talk against
him and vote against him until we utterly