Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
A New and Powerfully Written Polit
iCal Story,
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TINE ovcrwelming evidence Of the determine
L ton Of the people to rescue the Government
from tho desperate and reckless purposes Of Abol-
itionism. that have so nearly wrecked our once
glorious Union and destroyed all Constitutional
guarantees, indicate an immediate future full Of
events Of the most momGntous interest. CcRtral-
~izatien, Terrorism, end Robbery, viii not submit
70 dcthronement without a struggle. Tho CON
test, therefore. has but Just begun and for the
year TO come, the action of Congresses, Cabinets,
and Legislatures, will be regarded with scarcely
hess Interest than the movements of opposing ar
mics in tae field. The object Of the war will be
usaG again what II was before Abolition fauati-
eism perverted it-simpiy to crush the rebellion
and restore the Federal authority. There will
also at tho same time be in progress the Great
Battle Of the People with the mirions Of Dospot.
ism, en-! In this battle the Press, no longer shack .
led, no longer threatened with Abolition mob.
ard lrowning b]astiles, will take q ready pn | con-
EpicuoUs part
1t Is one Of the best results Of the recent cleo
tons that their positive robuke of the gross and
manifest abuse Of power by tao Administration
has given the people the privilege Of light and
free discussion privileges that will net again be
tAmeIy yielded. These changed circumstances
will bring the acts Of even the highest in the
Government to the tribunal Of public opinion,
AID the Press will again become the medium Of
the free thoughts Of the people, and the fearless
advocate Of Constitutions Government and Con-
stituLicnnl Liberty.
The Proprietors Of the CONSTITUTIONAL UxIoS,
in issuing their now prospectus, see before them
a field Of enlarged usefulness, and il Ia their pur-
pose to spare NJ effort to mako their paper Of I'M
equal Hoceptabj.ity as a medium Of Intelligence,
hud a record Of events that must absorb public
thought. j. will contain full summaries of the
proceedings Of Congress and the State Lecisla-
ture, full RccOunts Of the movements of the army.
foreign sId domestic news, literary intelligence,
Commercial AMI agricultural news, &c, &c.
In consequence Of the enormous advance in the
PricO Of paper, amounting In three months 10
nearly fifty per cent. the proTrictors have found
1t Necessary to advance the price Of the paper to
Clubs to $3.50 per Onnum but even Mt this price,
se afford more reading fer the a money than
any Other paper printed in tho state. The ad-
vance viii 90 into effect at once.
Among other attractions 10 contemplation, We
shall commence, in the first nun Der in January,
q new and powerfully written Political Story,
founded on tEg events Immediately preceding the
Rebellion.
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the interior in raising and forwarding Clubs.
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Dec. 9, '62,-St