Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19

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HN.d on lietIdt si sit4hiss..t
iUy "a d party Hhirh IA All
Nill mot content 40 Afttlat.,,.1'n
Union with ilit rdnsiNnll,. " W
IA BihR policy that hai uto'...'H
wtt, ands nos The efsalo,t b.M.,
lttrihniion
Tic rtUnion ~ lhe siAlmts,
ihcm Their olfl tccutiN a, wM
rowcf ind ,lirnii, abroad rh|'
hevet heteached upon The u,,'s'
the party now in poVcr rhsl,n.NA
are radically false, and can ne,a, p'1a
u good conclusion. Their hops y, "a
up the negro ir the place az = Mi'H
runs counter 10 The laws of tsoa "s ~
Of nature. Their slaiesmansbi,' w
weighed IN the balance and nr,W
ing; their little blood i.u,.
rro' ed q deluge 1heiripte,Ja,"
our armies has often frustrated Anvil
aided Their success, I'LL il ho. lIS's ls.'s
military proverb that the besl ii li.s
general is TO be out of reach iror, N
ington. The party was fouhdoJ y
political and moral herey Of orI SpO.
to Compromise, which is the onlg
Of Union among States, and of ns.. u
good will on earth Among men "
In a popular Goyernment ,hs !,
are sovereign, and the sound ser.a T y,
whole community corrects, at ,ho
the errors Of political parties Tt
ple of Pennsylyaaia have seen win
the unconstitutional aims Of ,bs y y
tlonists substituted for the original az ~
of the wtr, They have seen wilb "
nation many gallant soldiers Of ,hsT
driven from It's service, because tha,
not bowed down to the AbolitiOn t,S
They will see with horror the VA,
tracted in order TO secure the triom.
a party platform, or, as ME Cb,rS
said, "to save the Republican prIv :.
rupture The time Is nowat LuisJp
the voice of the people will be h,s,a h"a
The overthrow OF the Aboiliopis,asI
polls and the re establishment Of e.s
tutor al principles at the North 4
first, the indispensable step towaris N
restoration OF the Union and the yi0l,1
tion of civil liberty. TO this great Ram.
TO his county each citizen nay conlrII
by his vote. Thus the people of them
may themselves extend the ConslinI
to the people Of tne South. 1t would
be a specious offer Of politicians, 10 h
served with no better faith than the n
!ulions Of July, '6l. 1t would be pl
to the national policy Of the better
Of the Republic, through the intellinI
Of the people enlightened by expersI
1t would strengthen the Government
a constitutional Government is MJ
when exercising with vigori its leNliuI
powers, and is weak when il sets an u
ample Of revolutionary violence by M
ding the rights of the people. 0nrhI
ciplcs and our candidates are krovv
you. 'rhe resolutions OF the late Can,
tion at Harrisburg were. with some 4,
tions. the same that had been adoplei
the Democracy in several States. ANA
the General Assembly of PennsylyssnI
They declare nuthoritatiyely Tie M,
pies of the Democratic rarty 1t 1
it has always oeea for the Union and
Constitution against all opposes II
twelfth resolution declares ''tha \,
! this General Assembly condemn; Anal
nounces the fanlts Of The AdmiDi,lnsI
and the enci9hchnlonl, Of the Aboln,I
ists, ii does, also, most thoroughly u
denin AMI dcnosucc he hcrp,y Of sr
sion as unwarranted by the Constitute
! and destructive alike Of the security
perpetnitv Of the Government and Of \
peace and liberty of the people, and
does hereby mott solemnIy declare \
the people of thi, State are unaIten
opposed to any division OF tie Unicn
will persistentIy exert their whole I'D
ence aSd power, under the CVisillall
to maintain and defend it,"
Wo have renominatel Chief Jua
Lowrie for the bench which he slors
, Oar candidate for Governor, Judge va
ward, in his public and private charaa
affords che best assurance that he I
bring honesty, capacity, iTmDess
patriotism to the direction Of The afail|
the Commonwealth. Long vilhdraj
by judicial functions, from the polill
arena, he did not wilhhNA his waSH[
voice whom conservative men looS coua
together upon the dangers that mena
our country. His speech at the d
meeting at Philadelphia in Deceu
1860, has been viadicaled by 'ubsels
events as signal exhibition Of slate,a5
like sagocily.
Under his administration we may
that Pennsylvania, with Gods blai}
win resume her place as the Keya{
of the Federal arch"
CHARLES ]. BIDDLEl
Cilrni
SHOCKING Butchsgl
Nearly an Entire Fdmtiy.-A COD
pondent Of the st Louis RepubHS
relates the following horrible aa
ioOn the 4th inst., eighteen neT9l
diers, fully armed, came from
camp on Island No 10 to Compron
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