Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-11

well authenticated 10y later ad,iot Il
such a step had bceu taken fnecu months
Ingo we would have had NO war.
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! Rigorous JH,OH i,t7 y Goytu5r Naut -
/ ~, latlt,J. ltv6ddq.n Kt. ~ Chefs
, asa L2,USeamwi Nas pcthpti m Con-
/ ,fys,,.,. NtJ-o Schools tlegai and Nr-o
E..ttHtaar Ny',.7, t,trHsd 70 Their Oct
ns ie5 LsH6ag Grs,',wtss Sot 10 NGc
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! conduct = Some F'a.k Mds5achl,sn, Ic!'
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The poaeo policy Of th, administration,
rs shown ia tho action Of Governor Stanly
at this place, IS going on splendidly. The
IaLuitionls.s are finding considerably more
difficulty IN making their living under
lGoyeInor Slauly than under General
Burnside
Since the arrival Of this discreet, con-
servutve aud firm minded man, one week
from o'day, we have had four successive
acts of bold policy, which, If he docs moth.
ing more, will more than repay the gov
ernmept for sending him here.
These acts may be enumera tel thus -
FaM-Closing the schools which were the
y
the large number Of faithfully loyal men
of n eW bern. Never before the arrival OF
lhat crazy aboli;ionist. dubbed with the
title of doctor" Colyer, was there such
thing heard of as negro learning to read.
The Impudence ola woolly headed urchin
lunning up to a whi'e boy and saying,
."Aha, | ain learning to 'cad, too" which
is now heard constantly, was never
thought Of. More than one Of our old cit.
iZens have been heard to declare that if il
was not for the military that fellow that
taught them would have his neck stretch,
ed Your correspondent has alluded to
it before, but altogether too mildly. Well,
all this was brough. IN close on Wednes.
day 10y Governor SGauly quietly limiting to
Colyer that there was law OF North Car.
olina that made such teacl er as he liza.
ble to six months in the State prison, and
telling him that it would he necessity
laid upon him as Governor TO apply that
law to friend Colyer if complaint should
chance to be made against him The re,
suit was, "RrOlLer" c. closed his schools,
amid many wailings, lamentations, sob
bings, ruhbiDgS of noses, &c, to SAY moths
ing OF extra smells and perfumes, that
evening.
S.coni The next good rap the Govern.
or gave this class Of aboltIonlsts vas to
make them return the stolen negroes they
we're harbOring in their houses aud irving
to run North. Nicholas BRAY, q man Of
mild and geDtlemanly department, APP
Piled TO Governor Ntaniy for redress, ne
having lost two daIkcy women, one a very
al .+ -,
teen, for whom 4 man famous for his fra
termination ideas had offered the nice fat
sum Of Sl,JOO. The GoyeII or at once
helped Bray, and told him 10 take his
property wherever lie could fnd it, lie
did so at once, carrying one home in
his barouch, although She frisuel sick,
ness and giyirg COlyer's resting placo a
GOOD oyerhauhng iUr tie other.
lha! night. however a party Of yolun
,eer soldiers from one Of the Massachu
sets regiment.-frce love rights men-
and true 10 their principles, went To this
poor man house, broke open his door,
iTightcued hls sensitive vile because she
Lad heroiCaliy assisted her husband in
the capture OF hiS property, s.o!o once
more his Slave cni, set fire TO his house
ant decHmpcd.
The next day the Governor sc,t word
to ri! tho captains IN port that it they
took asay single negro North their
ships, on their return 10 New bern. Yould
bc conhscated.
That saule afternoon II. II. Helper. " no
has been constant hanger on TO the earmy
ever s;nre lis arrival here, and getting his
living out Of the fat crib ut the United
States government, pretending to be on
secret service, iurLing bridges, Sc, wrote
an .myudent letter 10 the Governor, prc.
sgmIug 10 CrltIciSC his conduct for the be,
fore mentioned acts. Fer this lie was
very quietly requested 10 report himself
in New ok as soon nc possible, Dan
Messengcr, oar gallant Provost. giving
him 'dliuonal quietus in the shape Of 40
eAtIa shot, telling h.m if he lNesseucerl
found him in New bern after the depart,
ure OF the next steamer he would send
him tojail and feed him on tough beef
HELPER cleared that afternoon, as did Col.
Yer also; aud 90 your city will hsyc two
more pets FOR Greeley TO Intricate.
Of course all tbs has cLeerei W the
1roollng spirits ofthe lor. llrOstra,ed and
atgsed loyal people of Newb bslr. Once
more they see daylight, and the prospect
OF the good Old North State comlRg Lack
into lie Union was never brighter or Inore
hOpeiul. A few more such good moves on
the part Of the administration as the 40,
polntuleLt Of Governor Stanly, and We.
shall have happy return to peace. Tie
old States, seeing the great misapp7ehen,
sion they have been under, would return
to ,heir allegiance. forsake the error of
their ways, aud all would be well.
Two GoUSG LApiEs KILLED IN LlGH1SrSG.
--it was stated yesterday that Miss Mary
PiEsbury, aged - and Miss Goodwin,
aged ~, were killed by lightning, while
n bed at Wheeling. on Sunday night
The lntelligencer say:
EAe two yourg ladies had retired to bed
a tew minutes before the approach of the
storm, and 1t Is supposed they had not
gone 10 sic p Them the fatal accident oc.
cured The head OF the bed in Shich
they were lying together stool rear a ga
ble window. The lightning struck the
house between tso chimueys. aud the fu,
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