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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27


p.t B,uidrb We, the nupk fpils
len home, us you ara auatc, Un Ncinos
day morning August aOlh and auiycd %
Tyrone samo evening without anything
occurring during our day Journey wor.
thy Of being noted Tho boy being gen,
orally null vt life and in good spirits, after
the cfl,ctug and l,a,olokng OF their
families and blends had worn of a little
Tho two companies wcro qunilcreu lol
the night at Mrs Wards National Hotel
whore the boys done themselves great
credit by thoir gentlcmanly department
and universal good behavior
On Thursday morning, at Cr near 10 o.
clock We were al slowed away in four
freight cars which had been temporarily
seated for the purpose Of Transporting
troops to the seat OF government NJ a
cost of 2,3j per head, which OF course
Uncle Sam pays When Tie iron horse
began to snort forth the time of starting
the spectators broke forth in universal
shout, and the boys responded most lus
tily when, amid shouting ard waving OF
white handkerchieis by the fair sex, We
moved off as the boys sang Down ia
Dixie" We arrived at Camp Curtin Il
bout O'Clock in the afternoon hungry
and oppressed by heat, when the boys C.
gan to realize some oil the nardships Incl.
dent to soldiers life but they bore it
ali like veteran without murmur, and
for the want Of tents slept in the open air
for the first night but the next morning
tents were furnished us and we are gets
ting along well. Our men were examined
on Saturday aud number rejected, so
that by descrtlng and rejection we have
now not quite 60 men rank and file in our
company. The man who is sworn into
the service and deserts should be court
marshal led and punished accordingly
but the man who receives the County
Bounty and deserts should be court ma,
shaled and also tried by Jury for pcrjur
ry and obtaining money under false pre-
tence, and dealt with accordingly.
think we will leave here in u few days,
probably for Annapolis, or at least to some
point further south.
Capt. Mccullough, Lieuts Row and Mays
uEtlring in their cXertions to make thgr
men comfortable and happy, and if they
continue their well begun zeal, they will
unquestionaUly make popular officers.
BUCK TAIL,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

lhe devotion 90 iho Union Nhish. al thet
author tuu have at0Wrl
Won v.ll ALLOW Wu in HAy ihbl this nd,
iiou NOW rngarod r1i in 1 political ran.
yars between urpUiinr u1tlius about oupt,
tIons uf civil admiuislpuru. but in a civil
war carried uu by opposing nrmipt On nn
issue OF national lilc or tcath
~ lhe revolution prevail there will hc
NO questions OF administration lcn to set
tie, II IL fail there viii bc time enough
20 settle all suck questions
am not TO dictate course for others
go pursue In this crisis But | must say
for myself, that neither asa public officer,
nor as citizen, can know with favor or
disIoyor parties among the supporters OF
the United States, any more than can
make a difference in factions which unite
in aiding the rebellion.
A nation like an individual can 10 on
ly one thing eHeclually at one time. It
cannot wisely turn aside from the pursuit
OF the fearful demon Of disuuion, to pur-
sue an inferior demon, whether real or
imaginary.
! think that the wrangles which occIr"
red among the Crusaders about their res.
pectiye creeds, when they sat down to the
siege Of Jerusalem, were just rs rational
and just as wise as disputes about Aboli~
tiOnists would NOW be in tho Army of the
Potomac in front Of Richmond What is
unwise in the camp at sIch q moment
cannot be wise in the Cabinet or in the
assemblies Of the people.
! am occupied here in mediating be-
tween differing parties and jealous sects,
or else in watching and counteracting the
intrgues of oftraitors in Europe. But
sometimes think that if, instead of being
charged with these duties, were at liber-
ty. as you seem TO be, to serve the coun-
try in my own way, could make an APP
peal to Democrats and Republicans, A bo-
litionists and shareholders IN behalf OF our
distracted country that would bring the
whole people at once under arms, and
send treason reeling back into the den Of
darkness from whence it sprung. do
not know how this would be, but ] do
know if werein your place, should try.
am, very respectfully,
Your o5ediont servant,
W. II. SEWARD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
RESPONSE Of SECRETARY SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsnlNoToN, Aug. 10TH 1856.

w ASUlNOION, aug, lJln. loO-.
70 F. W. HuGHEs, Esq, Headquarters
of the y 'mocratc State Central Commit
tee of PENNSYLVANIA, philadelphia.- a.-Dear
Sir:-l have had the honol of receiving
yoLr letter Of the l4th instant, together
with the three papers to which it refers,
two of them being appeals written by
Yourself, aud addressed by the Democrat
ic State Central Committee "to the Demo-
Gratis ana all other friends of the Constitu>
ton in Pennsylvania" and the other be-
ing a call for a mass meeting of the Citi-
zcus Of Philadelphia, the objects of which
meeting will bc ito express a firm deter.
mination to stand by the National Consti.
tuition with devotion to tie American
Union" and, iuther, "to declare hostility
to the policy and measures of all who seek
to prostitute the country to the purposes
of Abolitionism, and formally to express
the intention of the Democratic party TO
do as it has always hitherto done namely
to support the Fedral Government in the
exercise Of its Constitutional power. and
to defend it, at whatever peril, against the
insidous and reasonable teachings of Alb.
olitionists'"
You tell me that some influential Jour,
nails, conducted by some political friends
OF mine, censure one of these papers as
reasonable and that the others are con,
ceived in the same spirit with the one
which is So harshly judged. You desire
me to read .hem and weigh them for N.Y.
self. You further intimate a hope that
the perusal of the papers will have the eff,
feet of producing eXertions on my part to
induce the President 10 favor policy to
nut down the demon of Aboltionism.
have read the documents thus submit
ted to me, with high respect for the auN
thority by which they were issued, and
with a full confidence in the sincerity Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

The critics and the public are righ, in predict.
ing that tbs will surpass in graphic narrative,
exciting interest, and extensive popularity, all
other histories Of the Wm for ,he Union. Its
theme will be the heroic daring, patient suffering,
and hairbreadth escapes of our soldicrs and sail
ors, and its incidents will form the theme of con.
ycrsaton at iunumerablc freides for ycgrs TO-
come. 1t will contain, in addition to its stirring
details, tho philosophical Analysis of the Causes
of the War, by JoHN LoTHRor MOTLEY, LII. d.
Author Of "The Rise of the Dutch Rcpul lie etc.
the dates of al the important events from tAo
John Brown raid and nn accurate and revised
account of the principal battles, with cngrayinrs.
Onc-third Of the proceed, Of oil subscripions
sent direct to us will be given for the Relief Of
Disabled Soldiors, and all persons who wish
copy Of the work, and also to 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 a heroic act or
stirring incident, will obige us by sending us an
account of it.
Booksellers, Postmasters, and CaDvassing A-
gents will be furnished with Subscription Pro
spectus, on application to the Publishers.
'tlSy A literal commission gircn 10 soldiers dcsi-
ring to act az agents in taking subscriptions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

We lay before our readers the following
important and interesting correspondence,
RETAINING rom any comments until we
shall have had time calmly to read and
couly to consider it :-Pahot &c Uai2n.
LETTEROF MR.. HUGHES.
Headquarters of the Democratic
State Central Committee of Pa
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II, 1862.
Hon. W. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Dcar Sir: With some hesitation, | take
the iibcray Of enclosing to you three docu-
mcnIs, viz: The address Of the Democrats
ic State Central Committee OF this State
an Address issued this day by myself, as
Chairman, and the form ola call for a
great Mass Meeting about to Le held in
this city
Allow me TO say that the address Of the
Commjttc has been much assailed by lend
ing and influential journals, conducted by
those who claim to be you political friends.
The denunciaton has been so decided as
to pronounce it reasonable. Whether or
not it is reasonable, you can best deter.
Dline if you read it, 1t Is lengthy and
may take up too much of you time. but
the address issued by myself, this day, is
comparatively short, and as it states posi-.
tions sufficiently to determine the charac
ter Cf the former, it will relieve YOU Of la
Dor If If you will read the latter.
As the address of the Committee, as
that by myself. as chairman, are both
from my own zen, ! should bear the great.
cr part Of whatever reproach should at
tach to their publication. Still, allow me
to assure you that they contain the senti.
ments cf not less than three hundrel
thousand Of the men of Pennsylvania, and
believe Of over one million Of men in the
central States Of New Jersey, Pennsylva-
MIA, New York, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
will add. too, that believe there is no
other million of men in the whole coun-
try Of more devoted patriotism and loyalty.
will add, too, tha! | believe this mil.
lion Of men will, amid political changes,
remain patriotic and loyal. /! you will
read one or Doth of the enclosed addresses,
and if, in connection with the facts ha, e
stated in regard to their supporters, it
will stimulate y gu or serve you in any der
gree to promote apollcy on the part of
the Administration of President Lincoln
to put down the demon Of Abolilionism,
my solo object in addressing you this
(perhaps presumptuous) note, shall be
more than abundantly obtained. At all
events, rest assured that | address you
with the profound respect due your high
personal and official character.
!. w. HUGHES,
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uotd1ns, 1000. lui nome knra hh ehwpa.
t1nu thp Informant piupd through
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ntrg al That point They were not on.
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move. More troops we're salt ~ hc mucli
inc to The snmu point rom Charlottesville
ana tlordons,ille, Ihis lonks a' VI thcy
contemplated Hank movement ogain1t
popc's tight, and if so u will probably bo
led hy Jackson
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GEN. SToNE.-A New York letter, dated
Tuesday. August 10. saws:

GEN. SToNE.-A New York letter, dated
Tuesday, August l9, says:
General Stone was exchanging congrat-
ulations with his friends at the St. Nicho,
las Hotel this morning. He takes his in.
ceration very much to heart, yet not SO
much as he does the suspicion which has
been cast upon him of being unfaithful to
his flag and a traitor to his country. lie
says all that he demands of the govern
ment, nov, is, first, an opportunity to
prove before the proper tribunal his en-
tire innocence of the charges against him
and, second, that opportunity te afforded
him OF agEin serving and, if need be, dy
ing for his country on the field of battle.
General Stone looks pale and careworn,
and Els friends says he has lost thirty
pounds Of flesh since his incarceration.