Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-11

various isms il has reached infdelty. J..
i not cOntented with the order Of Provi,
dence. IL must drive the chariot oil the,
sun, apd with what result tbs civil war
shows. A voice, That's SO. ~ It's pecu-
liar civilization is the result OF Abolition.
which found in the Puritan soil the rieh.
spot for its bad seed. Therefore it -four
ished 10 the overthrow of civil liberty, by
intermeddling with State institutions and
social systems, entirely a,ren 20 itself un-
der the Constitution. llo,ding 70 the
higher law and obtaining Office under It's
banner, it spread dislrust and apprehenN
/ sion OF its excrsses among one half oF the
States, and rash ard unjustihable revolu-
! tiOn was the consequence. II rallied oil
( its isms 10 one iOcGs-Abo!itiOnism be
came aggressive Is has tried 10 initiate
tae classic sOrceess By giving new youth
and beauty TO the State 10y dismemberiug
it. Ii has substituted a pantheism or
! plaiOuism tor religion, aud sunk in !! that
docility which is childlike and Christian.
/ At the New England dinner here Mr..
: Beecher boosted that the Yankee was the
most prying, meddlesome creature in the
! world the piCkpOcket OF creation, the
born radical Of civilization, the head in the
body Of the Union, etc. (Cheers.i This
! is the old egotism. II is this claim of all
! the intelligence and conscience which
comes from 5Ostor aud Is copied iu Brook
/ lyn-whICh ha- been sung by the Puritan
/ for three hundred years through his own
nasal organ in his own praise. Great
cheering and laughter.l It's source is
! from iIindOOstan. It is even bad ex>
aggeratiOn of the colonial Purilauism. 1t
comes from the eoterie of lransceudental-
ism around Boston, whose most clever ex
ponent i Emerson. lthas its priest high
and low rom the great Charming, who
ninistered in holy things with many ens
llarged graces of nature, 20 the little Chan
ming vino creeps of Sundays into the Sen
ate chamber at Washington, TO preach
Abolition and yillify Democracy. But
this trlnscendentallsm Is stolen 10y the
universal pick pocket from the Nedas.-
Emmerson, Parker. Phillips, Alco.t, only
icOpy the BrahnIus Their doctrines are
mot strictly materiallsm or pantheism
great lalgbterl but they absorb God aud
nature in mar, and the soul all in all
One Of their philosophers holds himself
! personally responsible for the obiiquity OF
the e4rIh's axis; and tor all other oUlIqui-
Ties. slavery included. Emerson Iold'
that lee i God. God IS everything: srl0,
/, lie tEmerson) IS everything. lGreat mer-
d rIment.l Do YOU wonder, therefore, that
he makes the negro part of himself and
his equal : Increased l4ughter.) The Hin.
doc said: Rich 10 that universal self hich
thou wors hippest ss the soul" Emerson
saws Nothing Is ii thou ART not; thou art
under over all thou dOst hold and cover
all thou art JUye." The Sdnscrit has the
most perfect description Of this ideologis-
tic Yankee. II am EeneratiJh | am
dissolution am death and Immortality
an eternity and nOnentIty. Among the
mountains I am Himalay among floods
the ocean ; among elephants the eyerlas ,
ing 6ig elephant % Great laughter. The
BrahuiE Ct Boston utIa,Hs-tO such excel.
, lencs, for he follows tue directions Of the
4 Nedas and cJntelup plates Heaven by squiu-
ting like Bl'ler laughter with both eyes
at the tip of his own use. Continued
merriment. by such process of uniica-
iion, they proved black and white 10 Je
: ALI one hlsg." Tue speaker then deduc-
ed from this-the inide!i.y of ParkeI-
the skepticism whah such a pliloiophy
has introduced. Having traced all these
Puritan elements NhicI have lomented
troIble, lie followed its course in a poIti.
cal point Of view from 1857 till now. Il
ever sought tn Cautraliz3 power and en-
Croach upon others When called upon to
make sacrifices, as IN the VARS of this cOun-
try, she has bsen laggarJ and 10th to make
/ them. There ara uOw Is 900 deserters
FROM the Massachusetts troops. She fo-
got IT. 1872 her hatred of State rights
VII en- the Governor OF Massachusetts re-
fused troops TO Madison against England
She fOsLeTed secession in the Hartford
Convention, and disunion when Texas wa'
admitted. She discouraged the war with
Mexico by pasquinsde and pulpit. Hei
day Of reckoning. however, has come. She
will not be thrust Out OF the Union, bat
Will be humilia ed ia it. Cheers. Al
ready her prpCamat lOus, running counter
to .he 7OpIlar sentiment, have produced
, 4 paralysis OF the State. Applause.
, Where .hen is the raliefl In war
. War has been called a wholesale grave
p digger, who works for wages. Wages may
! bring New England to hrr senses. What
, wages \ quarter o. million OF North
ern-nOt to count Sou u.hera-men perish
. palsied, bankruptcy soon to follow thi:
: riot in speculation. Sucn war, with To,
sibbering abolition fend behind it produ
I ces 10 union. il Is not intended to pro-
: luce union until slavery dies. Bat is de
te-mined to prevent the Democracy from
>. restoring the Union, by paking the diTis
. ion. But by the God Of our fathers tho
: these States may be torn apart temporaril,
> by the extremists, the Democracy, if !
: takes a lustrum to do twill never ceas
/, to labor till the old Government and U
. ion IS one again. Tremendous cheering
Three cheers for the speaker-three 70
Ohio. Let the Middle and Western anC
: Border States stand firm. Applause. -
n The dissonsnt din Of these ideologists o
) New England will be drowned in the pop
b.. ular yOics the patIicidal hate they hav
4 ensendsred will be assuaged, and into tn
Z lAoerated bosom Of this nation will b
h poured the hallowed aud healing spirit
a mutual confidence and Cancellation.
e Thus will the bation reform itself! IRE