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nECKER BROTHERS,
. MANUFACTURERS or
Plan f OR Il H. 5,

Il a ~ ~ Il - ~ Il IL -
Warranted for hye years,
No. 81 RLEECkEEST., ono block wesi from Broadway
NEW-YORk
Tsstr.oniaIs from Celebrated Pt1ains -
Aner having examined the Piano fort~s Of Messrs DECk
FIR BROTHERS very carefully, aAvr como TO tho eoncu
sion and cheehuly testify, that they are In every repeoi
snuaror instruments Their tons pure rcb brilliant very
distinct and Of entirely musical character Their work
man.bp OF tie very best plainly demonstrating that non"
very bo.l materials used aud their touch ,yenns'
and equality of thror yhou the whos COMPASS Of the
boaJd By other rano orts h.so yot
CAkb WpLrSDhN, fhhsariPhis,
= Is. MILLS
THEODORE THOMAS,
WILLIAM MASON,
CHARLES FkADEL,
THO HlGES, I'd Of the Mus. Rev. and World
CARL AESCHUTI director 81 the German Opera
JOHN ZUSDEL, I'd jour Of Public Worship,
" H. HITTER.
CHM. FRlTSCH, Professor Of Music .. Linton Hal
C0lleg-. South Orange, ~ j.,
KARI, kLsUSTR
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STOCKWELL g. EMERSON,
No. 2J ANN-ST.
Brooklyn Daily Times.
ynOK OIT YOITR OLD PAPER.

ave would call the attention Of readers to tho adver
t.e,nent Of Stockwei Emerson They offer the highest
price. for old newspaper pamphlets aud all binds OF waste
poper This is good news TO those who want TO realize On
thsir Increasing stock Of books and papers Paper pretty
high just now and old paper is worth good price"
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10 ECONOMY Is WEALTH"

FRANKLIN THE GREATEST on MODERN PHIL0S0
Pliers remarks that "a penny saved Is penny earned
Instead Of destroying waste paper preserve H. add
ceive equivalent in cash which will pay for old
paper. every description whole old pamphlets Of
kinds old circulars hsndbs tickets cards. catalogues and
old crappsper IN all s Varieties In quantities large or small
Also old writing pape and school books old blank books,
sdger ko Of any size not how much they msy be
written on mutilaled.
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STOCKWELL & EMERSON,
No. rs ANN-5T.
SAVE YOUR WASTE PAPER

Old nowspapeu mulsled books. pamphlets and The differ
varieties Of paper that accumulate In house aud
which is generally looked upon rubbish should be sen. 10
soeknei OF No. % Annst. They paying lib
ersi for all descriptions Of waste better than an
one in he trade.
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Duiloinn AlateriaIs.

nRAiN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
- Green House, Mat HIN aud Flooring I,es fire and
Bith bneks. Sewer snd Wa,er Pipes Plumbers Materials
Dc r. II. QUINN Long Island Pottery Depot IA PoaI
nj ARBLE MANTIES.-The best place in
IVA the city 70 purchase cheap and welnsd Mau.ie Ia
e A. kl.ABEhs Mantle Msuufscory No. 100 Essi lDth st.
3d-av. New-York. Cut tbs out.
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itlusirai Jnstruments

4 SPLENDID PIANO for S225--G. & II. Bar
more manufacturer. 3ss Beecker-st Seventeen first
prize medals for years. without exception the
he's. uiano made ,uals from diingusAsd atss
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OYytCs OF PuRCHAs;NG Cox. SUBNsTEsCE,
t..nNLIIR Irnn-. Anil N. 1874.

OYYiCs OF PuRCEAs;NG COX sUBSisTEScE. /
hAsHylLLK Teun. April 81. 1904
CEALED PROPOSALS I'm Duphcates) are
invited until ls NJ Friday May 49, i94 Tor iuui,in
the i.tonce Department with -Four IEous.d ltVol
head BEEF CATTLE, on the hoof
The delivery 81 the Cse 10 take place AZ Nashville Tenn
and to commence In Fssa days from the signing q The con
tract and 20 continue the Of thousand O per
week ui.ti the contrlc, be comp eted.
The ae TO be weighed the scales and one h, 81 the
o,. weight determined 70 constitute the net weight which
sha. be the parchasins weight.
The weight IL ,he Cattle to be 4 least eleven hnni
red and twenty q 15 pounds and no nina 70 be
received weighing ess than one thousand tlVpl pounds
rigid inspection will DO made at each delivery by such
pcrsous a. the Oovernmrut may direct
Bulls, Sass Cows, and Ho,ier. will not be received.
Cattle aud will be directed to tho undersigned at Nashville
Tennessee -,
Eseh person and In OF hrm every member Of ihs
6ru Offering bid must sign his 10 the same IN in and
sconpuny by oath u allegiance to the National Govern
urnt ,,,,,A
pre. t. respond his bid and be prepared 90 give bonds
with rood and sufficient security Tor the faithful performance
Oft contract
sysnent viii be niade in Certificate. Of Indebtedness.
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose furnish the Subsistence Department
with four thousand 900 head OF Beet Cattle on the hoof IN
strict aocordance with the condition, OF the ncpred advertise
urut to b. d~liver.dst Nashville Tenn for the sutn Of
per hundred pounds Offer securities to conif act
III, name, of - Of - County. State Of -.
r. X. HOPKINS, Captain and G. .. u. & A.
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V7O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed pro.
Clry Isspscron's DEPAITagsT,
NJ. Z .nH Lii an LII

Clry fsspscToR's DEPAE IaEST,
NEW oRK. Apfil 20. 1854.
rI'HE UNDERSIGNED, City Inspector, caib
d The attention OF Ferry Mssers. Railroad Conductors
Steamboat Captens and al othess connected with Transports
tou ffon ibis city to their liability hue OF $3.50 for car
ying Of the city the body Of deceased vheS
written pcfmiss sf nis Department whether such do
ced person -ha hss. died within the city whether the
body shall have ami ed in the city merely .rsnss to
other place. Any violation OF the City Ordinances In this
spect viii be prosecuted 10 the fl extent Of the law
FRANCIS ]. \. BOOLE, City Inspector.
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posas each naor.ed with the Of the person present.
tho same the date Of It's presentation and the tie OF thy
work 10 Which It relates VII b. received al this Office un
O'Clock Of FRIDAY. May 10, 1854 for the constructive
TRAP-BLOCk PAYMENTS in the following Streets u
wit. IN 1l-ay sc to e6tlt also Ia 4ths. beswees
9h and l0th-sy. sEd also In 7ldst, ffom 3th to 6h-av.
and IA the construction If the following SEWERS, To witt
tb-t from Hudson River To- aud through losy TO 18th
It in st.av, from 59ih 10 6Gth- with branch IN 5stht
10 near 2d.4v also in 8h-ay between 18Th and 4ihs aise
ia ONvers, between Chatham square and slsd,on-st ad
also Sgaolkst between Broome and Delaney sts fa
urthenioIma,on apply TO tho Contract Clerk q, this ONCE
THOS. STEPHENS, } Cro,oa
ROOT. L. DARRi0H, iAqued.d
A. W. CRAVEN, } board
Office Cro,on aqueluct Department, May 2 1861
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Printing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Fulton.
w sL-SrEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTUBEk5.
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STOCKWELL e. EMERSON,
STOCKWEIL & EMERSON.
STOCKWELL G. EMERSON,
STOCKWELL g. EMERSON,
2J ANN-STREEr
25 ANN-STREET.
rs ANN-STfiEET.
% ANN-SrREET.
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PROPOSALS FOR S9OoO,Ooo SOLDIERS
SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION
BONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this Office until Saturday May 90 1884, at o'clock p NJ for
IN. whole or any part Of the SUN of 100000 OF Soldiers
Substitute Bounty Redemption Boud Of the County u New
YORK. authorized by chper and amended by Chapter II
O, tho Law. Of 1904 and by an Ordinance Of the BOd Of
Supervisors, approved May g. 1854
Said Bonds viii bear at the rate Of six per cent
snno payable s-msnnaaly The LIST day Of May and No
yenber in each year. aud the principal will De redeemabls in
successive annual miscellaneous OF $5ooo each, commencing
on the LIST day of November. 1879
The proposals will state the amount Of Bonds desired aud
tho price per $40 thereof and the persons whose proposals
TO accepted viii be required deposit with the County
Treasurer @ the Broadway Bsnt) "Wednesday the list day
Of June, 1864 the sums awarded to them respectively
On presenting TO Comptroller the receipts Of tho County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will DO entitled to
receive Bonds for equal amounts Of the par value oil the sums
awarded to them bearing interes. from June ], ie%
Each proposal should bo sealed and indOred Proposals
for SOLDIER Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds and
ueoed In second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
Tho ID reserved to reject anyor all OF the bids con-
ered necessary to protect promote the interests oil tho
conn,x. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Cir on NEw.Yoax-DxrARrxssr on FINANCE 'osF
rsoLLss's OvyIcA Mar q laek
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msooin9 CARDS. &e

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lO4 Full
~ ton.t WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
(Esiabisbed 1879
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Eesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of ROSWELL
i C. BRAINAHD ESQ. Surrogate OF tho County Of KING,
Notice Is hereby given sccordng law to ali having
cl.ius against THOMAS =. GREEN, late OF tho City OF
deceased that they required 20 exhibit the same
will the voucher. thereof 10 the subscriber the Adinra
r, All the Office OF H. q. PLACE. No 9tourtst in the City
of Brook y or before the 10th day OF July neIa;-d
I.nr.yy ii 1864 HELEN IA. SIEk EMS,
t.i6 4 xG,nos.ts Adminis'ra,rir.
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g. SONS.

MANUPA CTURRRS or
GRAND SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOFOGTE3
Nc 652 BHOADWAY,
NEWYORK.
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STOCKWELL &c EMERSON,
No. rs ANN STREET
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM.
n PHLETs and LIBRARIES bought for cash at No l26
eLs, be,yssn 9Th and Ioh.t. large STOCK Of books al
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lnA NEW and Second Hand Pianos, Melo-
IL" deop. Arrnudre aud Cabinet Organs, 10 let and rent
applied If purchased Monthly payment. received or tho
Second Lsnd Pianos - greet bargain. iof css. pIe.s
from, sen 10 400 New octave Pianos Al ft23, $50
gI.S j. 100 aud up TO 400. Ono octave secondhand
Grnd Piano, price $40 new VIZ be sold lSf 80 OF
little .oed at IA cents per PAGE Cash psid for socond
Pianos HORACE WATERS No. sSi Brosd~sy, n y.
+ L. REICHENBACH, PIANO-FORTE
". TUNER and REPAlRBRt No 10 Wet lIous,on,si
n~sr Broadway NY. New aud Secondhand Pianos For
sale .nt 10 lei
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RemopaIs.
Cost an0 fonn0.

OST-A DRAFT, signed by Alfred Moulton,
~ n. o., Oh Woodruff a Co.. Ees.i orr. Tor Three
Hundred and Fourteen 5i0o Dollars fsynnIt having been
soPped tls Pabc csuo., sgsust negotiating the
suitable reward will be PAID TO tie People
Bsnk
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NE SOTO.-The Officers and Crew of this
~ vesss obtain their PRIZE MONEY for all captures
q once by applying 70
WALDEN WILLARD,
Iorks BROOKLYN
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Jnstrurffnn
ON UNDERSTANDING

ELOCUTION TAUGHT-STAMMERlN
II CuRPn sc,,l attention the Scientific Hdlcstlon
Of the Human Voice An removed from the throat in
sestip or singing Feeble rapidly restored by Dr.
IfIrRIIITF NJ 10 West 1lth-st. near Broadway. This
,y.e "a approyed and practosd by the mo eminent fhys
clans IN Europe and America
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ORGANS. Church Organs FOR SALE
" One Second hand Organ, two row. ofteys, u stops
pedals G. L c. formerly IN the Rev Dr. Williams Chufch
ao new one II ~ stops. Que Of ten siop pedals, one
eight stops do The sbOys warranted to be superior IN
tone and worsmanhp Apply II the fa'oIy No 20 DO" n
lngst W n. DAVIS, Orgsn Builder established . years
80
DRINCE * Co.'S Improved Patent Melodeons
Z and OTyans-gj 40 now ~ use.
GEO a. PRINCE Co. 81 Fulton At. New York
DIRSSON's PIANO-FORTES.-J PRS
son respectfully informs the public that he la. rceslb
.hed himself Piano Forte business and invites attention
10 Tine stoosof PIANOS at hs wsreroons No 40 Broad
way. BrOOmest.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS.
wholesa. OF retail TO e,, or by nstanents, on ,vors.
bic terms Peoabets Harmonious superior TO all y, sud
SlZO; with pod4ls 9ls3 10 $50 J. NJ. FELTON,,
DAVEN & BACON,
III PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS.
Wsrerooins No. iJj Grandst Near Broadway.
full assortment OF wokuOwn Pianos cons any on
hand warranted ia every respect Purchasers will do well to
examine and prce before mssins their selections
CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS now oousilrrod
the best Europe well this country having rocrved the
INST Pzs Medal the Worlds Exhibition IN London, 1867
TIE principal why tho Seinway Piano, superior
10 al others that the IL composed Of nye practical
own and under whose personal supervision
every part Of tho Instrument 10 manufactured Wareroom,
koa and 3 Eas Fourteenth between UDion Square and
frvfp Nsw York
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DRAFT in New.Jersey, New-York, Ohio,

snother State for persons from any State country with
out publicity change residence. ncomps,iby Gesertion
support and Drunkenness sufficient. Success
guaranteed Advice free, and confidential Apply TO H.
BATENAN, Counselor 81 Law, No ~ NsssaGss Room No.
3 opposite the Post Once.
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Orean Gieamrrs.

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class STEAMER will leave Hew-iors on the ID. lJth
and 2 of month except when those dates ei % SUN
DAY When the day VI departure Will be tho NONDAf ior
lowing. a, N,
Foe Freight or Passage apply a, the only ofe No Bow
linz greon ID. Il. ALLEN. Agent
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CDUCATIONAL and GENERAL AGENCY,


il MY for BOTH SENES-Nunb-r limited 70 70 fi"
for 81 wceks session open. May IT, Interview win no
Prncipu from TO clock Mond.y, Wednesday and tr
day At Howe ferry, Bookstore, No % Go-eiy ,,,,,
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STOCKWELL & EMERSON,
Ne. Is AEN-sI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09
PA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1861

them unInunded; an administration which
gives these constant proofs thatit aejthor
understands the pre-, ,nt nor sees au inch
before ij2 nose into the future, is iLcipl-
bic Of restoring the Union.
Bat can the Repub lean party substitute
o better! \ large majority of the party
can discover no clearer way 10 got out OF
our difficulties than to rr-elec5 Mr. Lin
coin, and keep IN the same set JG ncept-
bles that have so long mis-mqnagcl the
war. The disseutouts do not 20 outside
of Mr., Lincoln's cabinet for q candiluc.
They 10 not promise 10 put irto the gov
ernment any greater wisdom than is al
ready in it. Fhechief point ofsuperiorily
claimed for Mr.. Chase, is tha. he Is more
reliable abol,iOnj5t; which if it were a
merit, would only place him in relation
with questions TO arise after the war, not
demonstrate his capacity to manage it,
The Republicans have been making party
capital, for the last six months out OF the
idea that the rebellion is about to break
down from exhaustion. For il to end
from such n cause would reflect little
credit on the administration, which ought
to have recovered the revolted territory
bY military vigOr while i. had yet wealth
to alleviate the burden Of our taxes. Bat
we leae that the expectation OF an easy
conquest this spring is q d-usive dream
We have no doubt the war vii, run into
the next administration, and if that
administration is Republican, then, fare
well a long farewell to the Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09
GOOD F0a GOV. BRAMLETTE,

d l.~ray not 20 D. Negro H1Cr"'''-!6
4 Ground
4 The following letter from Gov. Bran
l.. NJ r-a,,rrl.v evr',.ns and sneal,s for
!. ~ r.tl.,, .h,rt o,,o si,c. opr
49,.
n.i-aDor aii"e.ra TO De desperately
IN love with Gov. Bnmlatte, He was 4
perfrc, paragon of LOYALTY in the eyes OF
,..;,rl.,r .rb, dor,,od column ortor
~, -.'0''' ..' ''' '',,, ..,.,.-.-..,,
co'"'nn 'n Sl's''.''"H i"' ~ 60, ,,, V vs. w.,
from his letters, messages, &c. ny has 10
To- g;clt of Gov. B~au.lettc Iatterly2 Is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09
The Bishop Of Geoggga o. the War.


Dr.. Eliot, the patriotic Bishop or uaOr-
gia, in late sermon preached in SIYoa-
nah, exhibits the htarnttve before as iu
few sentences pregnant wt.n all tuo fire
ola prophet and ptDrlOt. These are, IN
deed. woras lhaj barn:
" Forward my hearers, with Our shields
locked and oar Trust M God, IS oar only
movement now. It. is too I.,e oven 10 80
backward. fe Nigh. have gone back
ward year ago, when our army was vlo-
touou,iy thdnIern 1T tka lae5 OF Wash
ington, anI were keeping at successful buy
the uess,lus of the West, ia we been
c5nt0nt 10 bear hIm.,AliDn for ourselves
and dtgre la,,on t)r our rh!dren.
" But that Is no iJaLar lc.rU u is
now victory or unc5adidJuHl submission +;
submission not 10 the conservative aaI
CHristian people of the North, but to a
party Of lRilul lRaaJics, wlth an army of
needy and greasy soldiers at their backs.
VINO shall be aD'e to restrain them in tAe
hour of victory? When that hour ap-
breaches, when the danger snail seem 10
be over, and The sp1i!5 ready to be Glvi.
ded. every ou. law will rush 20 i'll the
ranks, every alg0nturcr will rush to swell
lheig lcIous and they will sweep down
upon the South is The hosts O. the Att!la
upon the fertile plans Of Italy. And
shall you fad in defeat that mc.cy which
you did not in victory?
you may stumble" now, bat you will
awake to letr,ul reality. You may lie
upon your b1 J. 0' ease, aai dream that
wnpn IL j, all over goa VIII b2 Welcomed
D %. ..'. .r.,. J Fr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09

PEPrER's Gu0sT ~ ,uICAGO Professor
Peppers Ghost, which has started Gotham
out of his propriely-we o"4 pardon of the
mobiles has been cc,IparI ia Culongp.-
An individual IN the rurdl districts step
ped into store on La,lc street, q few
days ago and while making some pur-
c1a,os. cast ms eye down along the long
line of shelving and counters, remarAlug
to the clerk
"MlgA,y long store this is, from one
end Z lolhcr.'
The clerk noiled assent, and the eye
Of the c5unwyman fell upon his own re-
Election in a large mirror at The further
end of the store.
There's my brother out there in that
ere alley, sure's you live, and ha!nt
seen him afore IN three years. How can l
&c, back there?"
The clerk told him he would have to
% out on Lake street, around the corner
and into the alley. IL should Je remark
cd tnat the clerk did not see the Joke
really supposiug that the couutrymgu had
seen his brother through tie rear window.
Ruya. went out, and after an hours search,
returned and announced that his brother
had "giu him the slip" Looking down
the store again, in the direction of the
mirror, be exclaimed, IN be d3rued ii
brother John amt there again." aud
down he padded toward the mirror. As
be noarel it be smiled his reelection cor
d1lly returned it, and a3v1n ed 10 meet
him Rural EXTENDED his hand, and the
reflection extended its hand justdt th1y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09

Ia5-Tn bull fight days a blacksmith who
Va rearing a bull pup, induced his old
nther TO 60 on n iours to initiate pup.
lhe canine pupil pinned the old man by
INC nose, The son, disrcgard.nE the pa
Ieh'ai roaring. exclaimed, Hold him
TfoW'er boy hold him. Bear it father
oea' I.i iit be tho making Of The PUP"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09

Line on the death Of the late HaJ. :. y,
LARRIMER.

They've slowly borne the soldier homo
Ills worldly cares aro o'erj
His spirits roaohoi that happy r1s.
Where wars axe known no more.
lie slsops The sleep that cannot wake
Hos coming home to s'ayi
Too dearly thou has, paid tho prise
OF liberty to-day.
Thy name shall live in grateful hearts
In honor through al .imoi
Tho c'oll Of 9lr,a ne Ter covered o'or
4 n,blgr form than thine,
A7anga' Of Thy coun.ry'5 wronGs-
Defender Of It's Law
Do5ar man hath never iiysl,
Aor did in any cause.
Tho sod, ere placed by gentle handS
Upon hia manly broaa.j
Tas orseacs vlft ,arolsH,u. The land
T.s soldiers sou. 3 Vt rot.
VIII oaga wen ,rol bis lonely 1-svo
Whore blooming flowers raaU sPring-
And little binds ia time vii. como
Tagir requiems to sins.
In dangers front, oh soldier brave,
Thy noble soul could dare;
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WIZ SHOULD THE EDwTNISTRA.
TON BE CHANGED?
I4gTyFoh&s r&orLE> PoNDER


From Tbs Cleveland PH.n Dealer.
Whatever differences Of opinion may
exist upon certain questions OF law, or
eXpediepcy which have arlscn during the
srcss OF this great war, thorc is q toler-
able certainty about some things which
favor the idea ota change II the manage
ment ofour public atl'liIs. " q may safely
include IN the catalogue oil objections TO
the present administration, the following:
First, tnat ;ire war bas been perverted
from its originally d5ciaci purpose, (name-
w., the simple suppression of certain aruf-
ed organizations in the South, with view
90 the restoration of tipcnllvanl cOusttu-
tionlI rcialion-,) TO Il gjgIulc scheme tor
the subver,ion Of the industrial system OF
the Southern States
Second That the war has been made q
preteXt and apology for the usurpalion,
by the President, Of powers unwmrautel
by the Federal Constitution and totally
rreconciable with the letter and spri, OF
OurinsJituuons.
Third, That the war has been conduct
ed to build up party at the expense Of
blood "hd Treasure end time, and at the
hazard Of u permanent separation OF the
sections, ina,EucA as eminent military Of
ioar, have been deprived Of command for
merely rlrl.an ,easons, and, for The same
cause, violent ana Inruleeut men put ID
IeF ,i'at; troops nave been "Ilhaeid
at crillca. jluC'ures, and the carefully de-
yl-ed plans OF able generals have been
waH.ou!y reversed, the Ch Of OBJECT OF all
ot wAica folly and crime has been 10 dos
troy some real or Innccd popularity Of
ce''a'L c''hu'""d'I' win 'Ae masses OIL
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"'' '.el cNE1'. e'Ilei ny c'If'P'i'n-
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p'r' iot "DIci Ihe Irfs' enI o*s, IN many
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ctt.'l "''n,rH iesI@ns".a'
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m''ied I'S3i ID doctrines winch elevate
t'e m'd'ary ao'Ee the c'yil power, oi' @,
ln3 P''.'y V' me o'I1I ''N' An.' 't"A'N2eF
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-09

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after AZ, like manufacturer -lhey make
their cousignmepts to those who make
the most liberal advances.