Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18
MIR SEWARD TO MIR. ADAMS,
DEPARTMENT. Og STATE, }
WASHINGTON, November 10, 1862, !


DEPARTMENT oy STATE
WASHINGTON, November 10, 1862 !
d" In this country especially, il is a habit
not only entirely consistent with the Con-
slituiiou. hut even essential to its stability,
10 rc7lrd H3 administration at any time cris'uy
as DISTINCT AND SEPARATE FROM TuE GOVERN
NENT ,r>eLr, ud 10 caat0Ss the proceedings Of
thc ono wahout The thought Of disioy0iw 10 Ms
other.
am your obedient servant
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Charles francis idams De-"
This is correct view and has been the
doctrine pre- ched and praciiced 10y every
American Statesman since the adoption
Of the Constitution. Abraham Lincoln is
not the &" Government" but a mere agent
like hi, predecessors.
To show the reader what a change has
been wrought ir tae mind Of Mr.. Seward
during the past two years while in the
school of despotism, we refer him to n
speech made 10y him at hi, home, in Au-
burn, ~ y, the day before the election
in that Sroie. Hear him pnor the same
subject:
You will Succeed. my friends. to-mor-
row, know YOU will succeed by signs
other than those which excite your own
nope, "i -ncGe's' we country Is IN uah-
g., va, ,,;iI s,,,,oJ la,,,,sa va,
vote for the Government in voting 10
sustain the Administration. Your oppo-
menus commit "'l '"I' error " s"pP'E"Afh,.'
& GG,.-n.a, @ ,,.y ,,,,,, ,5, oa 'y ., ,J,,.rJ
the oher.o
How Hat and palpabIe the contradiction.
In another portion Of his speech, he uIters
the following sentiment:
"ln the loral regions there is not a
State that i, not stronger nor citizen
Nho is not richer for the var
''"''''
rupt aSSoc'''ohS are Iofm'hS III almost
all our leading cities and getting signers
10 pcli,iors 70 present to Congress prayinr
,o,. .oror,i ,orl,rpn,o
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II Seward, having occupied the position
Of Chief Teacher in the School OF Dcspnt-
i.n 81, v'o-l.i.,-,or. for the ,a>, ~, r,,,r.
ba. either turnad fool ,r. mad man Thus
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NV "''''' " o',.' ''''o .""' 'E'E' W
hree 'houS"h" 'h''I'ohS oi ""II'is upon
! the real estate Of the Northern States, and
hold the life Of overy able lodied mole
ci,i,er l,s,,oo, ,,,, ava. or ,,.o,.,,..,.
anu io''l -"'e years "' age !" 'he ho'Io"
OF their hands, the leading conspirator Of
thi, band, has he imuudcnce To stand nm
balore an ;rtolIice,t asso,,lI,. .o,J ,olI
=.
'''e'i '''"' ''''9 arc se'''s strong f'c'''
and happy
le generation OF political yipers how do
We expect TO escape the smOuldering wrath
orn deceived and an outraged neople.
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IHE DiAuoND NEDDiNG.-Ihe long talk
ofmnrriage q, Senator formerly Goyernor)
SrraEue. oi thod" iSRnI to Miss ha!e
Chase, daughter OF Hon. : J Chase, lhet-
Ter Known aS Hreenbaok Chase. wa sol
emnlzed WIN due pomp and eciat al"ash-
lo2, on Thursday evening. A telegram of
,hat DAT" informed us That less than one
hundred guests were hidden to the ce7e-
mony, among whom we're already present
several OF me Senator Sinends nom Lit
tie Rhody,' Mayor OPdyke aud wife, Sen
ntor Anthony and Gen. Cameron and
daughter. There must have been some
mistake about the latter; we saw Gen. &.
drive through town towards dusk that
evening: over hye hundred guests were
invited to the reception, which took place
Immediately after the marriage was per
formed, and occupied from 9 to II o'clock
The ceremony was performe in pres-
ence Of the President and lady. the ba,ds
of Departmests. foreirn Minister Ec TLo
bridesmaids were Nis. chase Misc Sn;n-
ner. niece of the Secretary and Mis- N,oh-
OILS. niece Of Goverror Snracno ~.