Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-06
.CLEARFIEID, ~
Wednesday Morning, May 9Th, 1868.


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we " '".7 'A'i't' from a speech oi
Mr., Ashman. Of Massachusetts,, and was
delivered IN Congress IN is47, during the
progress q tho Mexican War.
The following is from Il speech made at
the same time by Mr.. Delano ofOhio, ard
II wonld appear that the Abolitionisly at
that day we're alarmed al the sun of if.
teen million Of dollars 10 prosecute a
war again. a FOREIGN enemy, but that
now they are willing tospend three thous-
anG mil "Jydt @eir ncgbt9rs.
Dr. n''''o S"'o'
095" loU' armies: ID ILe prosecution OF
DAMNAHTE WAR ,o Aha 49, rDoD U"u
Mexico, aud disease and the foe will sgesp
.fem @ N hoasUtdS. The passes and
lou''l"t''' oI MeAIc' would become II
would h., .Ga,torcd pinIp oror " ~ n ,ms, zones
Tory bctore this peace uopM be c9ngpCrlI
" So iar tho amount Of the appropri,
atoms vas about SIS 900, 200, II he pso-
o,s naa ahy 'Yl'"oa $s"se' 'ney would hold
WAS c5n, l;rGih . b, '''" sn5 % ,ro .' ~
mated in iaigag."
Suppose some "Copperhood" Member
Of Congress, editor or citizen would lake
It into his head to use the same language
by striking out the namo of James &.
Folk and the word Mexico.and substitute
III lieu thereof the name Of Mr.. Lincoln.
md the word South Would he bo q
traitor to his country? .Uyea. what rela,
lion did those members Of Conyress sus
tain TO their county, at That d,ya
And yet the same prr,y that took sides
with the British during the war Of 1872
ans. furnished aid and comfort to ,bs
Mexicans during the war with that cou,s
,ry-toth f.reign enemics-and denounced
,o,h p..,;do.1. ~:
~,,ur3o-or. to.doy .I,.na.a, r
''''.y "''eF''e' themselves
. ,'o GUY 10Y y party IN me country,
WINE az war with their " kindred and
blood,
We may be wrong in 6ndinr f,ul, with
our Iovol m fouo,r o,,,a, H.. III.
t.L..;,.l '"'J ""'."s
'''''"1" VIZ same IFoPeh'''les ana de-
sires Of their Gthers-chea;ing the In,
dams, hanging women for o;,cbes anil
were always fon,d oo,;r, or;.,, -.
o,,n.. e "s"'"'' '"e'
' "'U ~ interests "heh engaged
III ""r-are out practicing first principles
ia trying to suhiugale their Southern
neiqhbors in order 10 inbarit ,boir nossos,
sions and ,brooio, 90 b,.anCa.sio-5, .,
-, ~ w Z" ""Pl7'''""s
'o' "ls'of'' practices ana are running the
best country on the Globe. BY way of
variety we present orr readers with o
C}r,g,, sentiment ay,na,, r,,,' .
.rT. 49, '|,,''' ''o'l
VI" speech OF u" h"' A. n. Gilbert de'
iiyered before the Union League" Of
P~hiladeIphje , sbor. ,ios sirco u.or
-.
dom, y; b o1 sa inc Iroc'"'hh'on OF Free
.Bnlil. iuEyioonitv =. rr,cd Tl,ro
aro many. Ie E,or A,y Speak The truth ,cIra
~ say hat the negro sl"8 crcrvliag w,ha
A. rattd Ehcn he rises il iF8rrccfoa. We
,l.|j q I., 1.g %, ",sSo'| g "t' b'muag'' and
SIRE r.. eng..,y g,og o,r sail B 80" %s %as'
dent TO-, Icl5,.y, III, ,,,c,., ~. ~, '.s'
Gtloo5 must Goc, nc mus, not dreq4 the conse,
g-al6eS' Blooa wUSt 4o0 in tbs o1ar.
n of SO impressed am win the greats
belIion. and IFS snnnrsEsien osot '.t3 1 Of
the In conceivable importance oftbc sfrun,
gle 'ha' opens ~ before us in the disper,
o.o" .. nus ''oeIlI9n' mat P5a| Il mean,