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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING MAY 30 1857
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AUNT MARGARET'S TROUBLE! A Novel.
Published BY PETERSON a BRorHERs, Phila-
delphia. For sale BY J. BHiLLiuarox.
Though the authorship Of this book Is unso.
tnowiedgsd, Jet The daughter Of cHAs. DicKEss
bears the honor Of general suspicion. It Is a
simple, domestic story, simply and artlsssy told,
designed to show that unless the desire be =
worthy one. lis attainment can never bring con.
tent. Written In . olsar, even, concise man.
nsr, . ffeshness and naturalnsss breathes from
its pages, which charms a. inporoeptibly and
surely a. ths songs Of birds or the perfume Of
flowers Th.rs u no attempt at the sensational.
ism aimed at by our modern novslists--nous Of
the oppressive ardor, heat and excitsmsnr, insep-
srabiy linked 70 the writings Of Mrs. WooD or
Miss BnAxpox The dissimilarity is As char
ae.sristiesily distinct as the sxbsu,ting vertical.
ness Of the MONDAY sun, and the calm, quiet,
r.posing hour Of eve, In "Msrgafst's Trouble, %
We are annoyed with nothing overstrstched or
ostsntatious-no effort at erudite display; yst
simple, foroibls truisms hero and there fash
forth, showing thsmsslvs, to be gem, Of 'pursst
ray serene" We feel glad to welcome In this
writer, one Who is capable Of producing pure,
rshnsd, readable matter, and we sincerely hope
The pen employed in this work viii not be al.
lowed TO rust for want Of future employment.
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. Published
By the LE0nAnD ScorT ConPLNY, New York.
Sold BY FREscu 4 RICHARDSON, No. SS4 Penn
sylvania avenue.
This Review, coming to us encased in It's In.
vulnerable armor Of attractiveness, presents no
point through which We can level the shan Of
discomfort or disapprobation. The long intervals
Of its visitation but increases It's worth and In
terest, for to see but seldom Is TO doubt the
value Of anything. Angel visits" possess their
worth only BY being few and far between" The
time allowed in the formation Of this publication
makes II model Of ib kind, as regards careful.
ness in selection Of Subjects correctness Of style,
or power and prOfundity Of thought. This numi
Dor strikes US as being particularly fslicitous in
structure. "Du Chailbe's Recent Travels and
"Nsw American Rslisions," are papers Of peeu.
liar vigor and animation, II It be safe to specify
any, where the tOn ensemble is SO complete.
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DROP OSALS FOR FUEL,
oUARTERnAsTER's 0PPIoE, J
US. MARIsR CoRPs, !

. W. MARIEB CORPS, }
wAsHIS0ros, May "a 1857.
Sealed Proposals will DO received at this once
until TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1857, at two
o'clock. m, for Supplying Wood and Coal 10 the
u harine. at the following places during the fiscal
sSsaaSle eaI' and 70 Ss dsiiyersS piisd msssarss
and inspected ct such poiats within tho walls Of the
Marine Barracks as may be designAted By the com
mauding marine oeer, FREQ Of expense TO the United
States The Coal To be best white ssh anthracite egg
tOn to be weighed, inspected. and delivered at such
points within the walls Of the Marine Barracks As
may bs delegated by the commanding marine on .
free Of expense TO the United States; and both
quarterly regulation Of the commanding onssr,
showing the quantities required, agreeAbly to regu'
lAtions, viz:
1tw.shngtpn sity. D. O., 800 tons Of COAL 500 cords
Of wood.
Portsmouth. N. H., I2S tons Of coal, 29O cords Of
| wood.
A ohArls'tOwn, Mas, 10 tous Of coal, lSO cords
| Of wood.
At Brooklyn. N. Y, $50 tons of coal, 90 cords Of
| wood.
A. PhiAdslPhiA, Pa, l2s tons Of coal, so cords Of
AZ Gosport Va, 100 tons Of coal, 90 cords Of wood
| Al Pensacola, RlA., l95 cords ofWood.
Al Mound City, ILL.,. 100 toas Of coal, % cords Of
wo d. %"
Payments will bs made upon the receipt Of 40.
counts duly authenticated BY the commanding officers
o. the posts at which the wood or coal has been de-
| liysrsd. ~
The right Is reserved to reject all bids considered
| unreasonable.
A guarantee to be signed by two responsible per
sons, whose responsibility must be eertnsd to By the
United States District Judge United States District
Attorney United States Collector, must accompany
each proposal Otherwise II will not be considered.
to the under,isnsd. WILLIAM b. SLACK,
| mySO.W4t Major and QuArtermaster.
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FoR CLERoYNEH. - Drab D'Etat Sack
Coats and Pants and Vests, Of very hne and good
quality. Fine Alpaca Sacks Goats. Plain SIX and
Satin Vests. Queens Cloth Sack Goats. Black Doe
siin Pants and Vests. Black Cloth Sack and froek
Goats. One Price Only, at Hennpg'', corner OF Sew
cath street and Maryland avenue.
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Our LADY READERS should call at once
and obtain samples Of the magnificent embroidery
patterns produesd By indsibls composition, entirely
obvans the necessity Of braidipg, the sole agency
for which, south Of New York, has been purchased
By WIN. Prince 4ss HiA,h street. opposite the Patent
Once,
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PATENTS TO BE IssUED.-For the week
ending on Tuesday, the 4th Of June, 22l
patents will be issued from the Patent
Office During the past week about 450
applications and IS caveats have been
filed.
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AReyereusi EmbezzIer.

ERIE, Pa, May 29.-Rev. Julius Sey-
more was arrested here yesterday for
embezzling fifteen thousand dollars worth
Of revenue stamps. He was formerly a
clerk in the internal revenue Office.
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French steamer ofrthe Highlands.

HfGHLASDs, May 2s.-A large steam
frigate has just appeared in sight in the
ofing. II may be the Jean Bart. She
has no colors set as yet, and is steamship
of the line,
The national Republican., 1867-05-30
Tbe Lnte RIchmond Riot.

RICHMOND, Va, May 2S.-The Mayor
to-day closed the investigation into the
recent riot, and sent up for indictment two
coored men and two white firemen.
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Arrived.

NEW YoRK, May 29.-ArriVed, yacht
Vesta, from Europe, and French steam
line-of. .battle-ship Jean Bart, ,thirty.six guns,
from Annapolis.
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A Father shot by his Son.

PoUGHKEEPsTB, May 29.-Jas. II. Jack
son, prominent lawyer, was dangerously
wounded last night by ball from q re-
volver fred by his son, who is insane. The
son has been placed in Jail.
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IRu Ynnr aIcnnn nnIu

Coupons, IlIii 5.2O's, 1852, lo9Ii 5-ao's, 1854.
1851 5.2O's, 1865. 1851 5.2O's, January and
Jnly, 1865, l0si lo.4O's 99li 1905, August,
lO6fi 1905, June, l0Sii 1905, July, lo5ii
Gold 1874.
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81 Registration NOTES.-The "qualined
voters" Of the city Of Washington are hereby not.
fed that on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Soth and
sls Of May, 1867 the undersgnod will be in session
at the City Hall, from o'clock, A. m, to o'clock
p. m, ITO receive evidence Of tn, qualifications OF
persons claiming the right to vots In said city, at
the election to be held on Monday, the Sd OF jane
next and for correcting the liits" Of voters here
tofore made by them and posted up In the several
wards Of said city. 8. J. BOWEN.
PETER ?. BACON.
lao GEO. n. PLANT,
z. G. ROBBINS,
LEWIS CLEPHANR,
Judges Of Election.
Attest; s. v. NorEs, Secretary. my23.st
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GRSrLENES's Blue Linen Check Suits
price. ranging from % to tio per suit, IA. sAkS
Co. "a, No. s7 Seventh street, adjoining Natlona
Bank Of the Republic.
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90 Know Thy Destlny.-Madsmc E. F.
THORNTON, the great Bnglsh Astrologis ciAiryoyAnt
and Psyehomstrieiau, who has astonished the soien
uhe classes Of the Old World, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, n TO enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of eitheI sex. While in
state Of trance she dellneaes the very features -
the person you are to marry, and by the aid NJ an
instruusnt Of Intense power. known 4" .as Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce rfs.lits pisturs
Of the future husband or wife of III. applicant to-
sether with date Of marr 20, position in life, lead.
Ing traits OF character, &c. This is NO humbug as
Thousands OF tsstime IiAis can assert She will send
when desired, asrtihsd certificate or written guar.
antee' that pIe picture is what It purports to bs.
BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
oi bir'f, age disposition and eomplexion, and en-
closing my cents and stamped envelope addressed
10 yourssl you will receive the picture and desrsd
Information by return mail. All communications
Aaeredly occidental. Address, In confidence, MAD.
AHE 4. y, THORNTON. 7. o. Box 22s, Hudson, MY
mhls-d&wly
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L OC Al ITE M s.

Candidates, Congressp,on, Counseilors.
Candidates canvass, Copgrsssmen debate, and
Couusellors advise the use Of sawysr's Barber q
Soap For sale BY NJ W. BuRoHELL, Grocer, corner
Foutteenth and Y streets, Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

80 The Grhvest MaIadies OF Youth md
EARLY hASHooD.-HOward Association Essays, on
the PhysiOiogy Of the Passions, and the Rrrors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age OF man
with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-.
ployed In this Institution Sent in sealed letter an
NeloDes. free 81 -L~-n-. AuuTess, DR.. J. bKILLIN
HouGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Fenn' myl7-Sm
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So To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored 10 health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious to make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. -
To all who desire II he will send copy OF the pre-.
serpon used, free Of charge, with tha directions
for preparing and using the Same, which they will
nnd suRE CuRE ron CoEsuHPTIos, ASTHMA, BRoN-
oHrris. Se The only object Of the Advertiser In
sending the prescription is to benefit the ahiieted
and spread Information which he eoneeiyss to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as 1t will cost them Gothing and may prove
q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dvly Williamsburg, Kings Co., ,N.r-
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

ARE You SrcKH-Take Vapor Bath.
AK your Doctor. Try one, at Mrs. NJ. N. Abbey's,
No. sl2 Street, near Eleventh street
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81 Free 20 Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular giving Information Of the greatest Import
ancs 70 the young Of both sexes "J .
It teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the despissd respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to ssnd
their Address, and receive . copy post tpaid, by
turn mail. Address ?. o. Drawer, q,
mhls-d&w1y ts.. Troy, n. 7. =
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sr RegIstratIon Notlce.-Persons who

81 Registration Nottcc.-Persons who
may ind their names Incorrectly spelled In the
printed poll lists In the various wards. who have
made application and been accepted whose names do
not appear in the lists will personally In wripg
communicate the error to the undersignsd or be-
fore the 10th inst, that without personal apPiea
tIon the corrections can be made on the two days APP
pointed for that purpose by the judges Of Election.
.BJ order. s. V. MOVES,
my23-st Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

THIRTY persons are now living in Fish.
XII whose average age is sishty.fOur.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

As- Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouGoks, but buy TRALL JACK
soS's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. &5.
Sold by American News Co, l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for a circular. Ap25-d&vSmE
The national Republican., 1867-05-30
The Indian War.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, via LITTLE Rock
May 2s.-The interpreter Of the Canaan,
ches arrived here to-day, and reports 5000
Indians on the new war path, about 1900
going toward Fort Belknap, on the SantG
Fe trail, and the rest threatening Fort
Arbuckle.
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MARRIED,

April lb, at Port Townsend, W. T., by Charles
Chalmers, esq, p, Lieut. GEoRdE b. HANsELL, Uni.
ted States revenue service TO Miss LoTrE B., daugh-
ter OF David siros, ESQ.,, Of the above place.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

10 BBI.S. BAKER RYE WHISKY,
10 20 bbs. Pure CIDER vIER0AR
10 casks Pine OLD SHERRY,
At Wholesale. cGLvERT d soSAn
4oS D street, between Sixth and Seventh,
myT.S Opposite Intel igsneer once.
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Receipts and Expenditures Of the
Government.

The following is q statement Of the re,
ceipts and expenditures Of the United
States for the quarter ending March 81,
1867:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 NOTICE. - The Loyal Republican
VOTERS OF THE THIRD WARD are requested to
meet al wlsevell Barracks, corner Of Seventh and
streets, on SATURDAY EVENING next, June /, at 7
o'clock. JOHN THos JOHNSON,
my30-1 Secretary.
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FINANCIAL.

wAsHIsGroN, May 29-3 p. m.-Jay Cooke A
Co. furnish the following closing quotations ol
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EoR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il with or without board, at S7S Psnusylyanis
avenue my27-St
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ss- Registration Notice. - All persons
who have bills against the Corporation, contracted
by order Of the judges Of Election, will please pre-.
sent them to the uudsrsigned or before the slst
instant for examination and approval
By order: g.. V. MOVES,
my20.4t Secretary.
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As- Third Ward Republicans, Raliyi
WIDE AwAKBl-Come in your strength 10 Wise.
we'll Barracks THIS Thursday EVENING, the
soth instant at o'clock precisely, to form in pro.
cession for the Grand Mass Ratification Meeting 10
take place in front Of the city Hall. myso.lt
TIVE MEETING. A general meeting Of the Demo.
cratic and Conservative Citizens ofths city Of wash
iugton will be held at Woodward Hall THIS (Thurs-
day EVENING, the soth Instant at ~ o'clock. Let
there bs grand rally. Eminent speakers will bO
present.
By order Of the Executive Committsoi
J.w. BARKER, Chairman.
"a AIKEN, Secretary. my3D.lt
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70 suit the times at 4sf Psnnsylvania avenue. near
the United States Hotel. my29-3t
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ss- Want ted-One Good Canvasser. To
the righ. man good chance will be given. Apply
TO day at the REPUBLICAN once. my2s-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-16
& ConpIinenf.

No body of men have been more
Systematically denounced by their
friends, than the loyalists of the late
Legislature. Their iniquity was gross
enough to disgrace a citizen for life
time, and their briberies and corrup-
tons so widespread as nearly to
bankrupt the State. Yet, we pre-
sumo, when the election comes around
a large number of those political vag-
abonds will be in the field again for
tho purpose Of repeating the same
disreputablc acts they perpetrated
upon morals and the Treasury last
winter. To associate with Simon
Cameron and his satellites is IS fatal
to craftsmanship and morals as poi
son is to the stomach. While the
camp Of the opposition is filled with
the dregs and offal of the country,
and the people arc foolish enough to
vote for such, wo can look for no i'm
provement in our Legislative bodies.
If the people succeed in getting a few
more such men to represent them at
Harrisburg as the Senator from this
district, the Jay-hawkers would soon
starve, and the people and the State
be relieved Of a heavy burthen. This
that loyal journal, tho Pittsburg Ga
zette, and others of the same kidney,
have repeatedly confessed. We also
take the following, on this subject,
from a late number of the Easlon
Argus, viz "a gentleman who had
" some business at Harrisburg during
" the last session, told us some time
" ago, that he happened TO overhear
a conversation between several pro-
" fossional borers, who were discus
+" sing the chances Of certain bill
passing the Senate. After naming
" a number of Senators who had been
" secured, one Of the borers said,
" there is one man in the Senate
" whose vote can't be got unless you
g can satisfy him that the bill is right
"--he can't be reached in any other
d" way-that man is Mr.. Wallace ?
A higher compliment could not well
be paid to an incorruptible public
servant" When the borers speak
thus Of our Representatives, corrup.
ton investigating committees will be
come as stale and useless as loyalty
itself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-16
.fn Irnporlnnl .fdmission.

Perhaps there is no one thing that
tho Abolition speakers and editors
have more persistently denied, than
that they were responsible for the re-
lection Of the Crittenden Compromise
in 1861. At last, however, Horace
Greeley, in the Tribune Of April oath,
says:
If n poll could then have been had
on the question, the Free States ,ooaid
hare gipen a popular majority for the
CTttenden Compromise. 1t was our
task to stem this headlong torrent,
and save the nation from committing
gigantic crime. We did this, per-
haps not so wisely as another might,
but with such wisdom as we had"
Here are two gigantic admissions
lst. That the people were in favor of
the Crittenden Compromise, but the
Abolitionists would not submit to the
people. They did not wish the peo-
Pic to rule. They wanted war. ID
That Horace Greeley and such mon as
he, among whom were David Dudley
Field and VIM. Curtis Noyes, who
went 20 the Peace Congress on pur-
pose to break itup, were the men
who brought on the war Let these
two facts be remembered. The end
is not yet. The scoundrels and trail
tors who involved our country in war,
are making confessions now in the
hour of their success, which they will
find staring them in the face before
long in an ugly manner The day Of
Judgment for these men is nearer than
they suppose-N Y. Day Book.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-16

A Radical member Of the last Con-
gross stated that the enhanchiscmcnt
Of the negro IN The South, was an eS-
pertinent intended 20 test the capaci.
" of the race for self government
These philanthrcpic gentlemen and
others OF the same ilk, are not salts.
fed with the teachings OF all history
upon this subject but as n sublime
manifestation OF Christian charity,
are perfectly willing that the question
shall be again tested at the expense Of
the peace and good order, and pros.
pcrity Of the South.
The probable results of the expert
ment in our case, may be anticipated
from the conclusions arrived at by the
English Government from similar
attempt made by them in the case Of
their West India Colonies. This is
given very fully in the following brief
extract taken from the New York
Tribune-Greeley's paper
alt is somewhat singular coinci-
dcnce that just at the time when
"the right Of suffrage has been con
fcrred upon the freedmen Of the
South, the negroes Of the most inn
4" portant Of the British West India
4" possessions should hare been summQ-
'' riiy deprieed Of that right"
In the Island Of Jamaica, the Brit
ish Government in 1884 gave a quail
fed suffrage TO the negro. For more
than thirty years the "experiment"
has been in operation in the colony,
and under the protection and fostering
care Of the Homo covornment has
been fully and fairly tested What has
been the resultg One Of the flirest
aud most fruitful portions Of the earth
has been almost reduced 20 desoa-
ton. The people have become sick
and tired Of the workings OF the sys.
TEN, and petitioned for change, and
accordingly the English Parliament
has abolished the Colonial Legislature
and placed the government Of the Is
land in abe hands Of Council APP
pointed by the Crown. The "experi
ment' has proven costly aud stupen
dous failure--we hope that it may re.
suit better with us.-LersHgtOH { Va,
Banner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-16

~ NNNN tANNNt
Tho pilgrimage Of Senator Wilson
and Congressman Kelley through the
Southern States, is for the purpose Of
continuing the "irrepressiblc conflict
changing the form but not the re-
sult--in their attempt to dissolve the
Union These demagogues attempt
ed, but partially failed, 20 fully de.
stroy the unity Of the States by civil
war; therefore, the next attempt at
a rupture is TO get up war of races
in the same section. These political
harlots are now bumming among the
negroes and instructing them in the
reformed and loyal method Of larceny
-sugar-coated, and termed confsca-
tion-for the purpose Of attracting
every negro, burglar, counterfeitcr
and horse-thief TO their standard, in
order to elect loyal Congressman
from the Ireland and Poland districts
Of the South. A loyal exchange cx-
ultingly exclaims: "The battle now
/" being waged between Wilson and
" Kelely on the one side, and Wade
f" Hampton and Henry A. Wise on
the other, we consider q great one
"-momentous in shaping the policy
of the country. The attempt of
the Shareholders to estrange the ne
gro voters from the party that gave
them liberty, is another illustration
of the boldness of the traitors" /"
The divinely-minded Wilson, and the
unse!fSh Kelley, may both be bold,
brave men but 'hey are rather late
in exhibiting their patriotism. When
brave men were wanted, between
1861 and 1865, these worthies and
their abettors were silent They
had not the courage TO meet General
Hampton and his Black Horse caval-
ry, or General Wise and his Legion.
When courage was honor these dem
agogues did not possess it. They
found substitutes, and remained qui-
city at Washington, with their hands
in the public Treasury. But now,
when plumber and negro votes are
SO numerous beyond the Potomac,
and Generals Wise and Hampton
have taken off their swords, the
band-box patriots strut forth to bat.
tle-for niger votes. 1t takes about
as much courage to do that which
Wilson & Co. are doing, as "Pet
Lamb" possesses when he robs hen
roost. The loyalist who was too cow
ardly to meet the Southern soldier
during war, should now be sneak
enough to remain silent. Hampton,
Wise and their followers practiced
what they preached, but Wilson, Kel-
ley q Co. preach one thing and prac-
tice another; hence the knaves are
not hard TO distinguish. 1t is truly
remarkable how these two Northern
harlots get men and women possessed
of and controlled by "grand moral
ideas" to follow them in their wild
crusade against the liberties of the
people and the social equality OF the
races.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-16

WILLIAMS, Tue CHiLD-WHIPPER.-A
Norwich, Conn correspondent of
the New York World writes as fol-
lows in regard TO Williams, the child
whipper;
Allow me TO correct an error in
your editorial Of the 9th inst, rela-
tive TO Williams, the child-whipper OF
this town. His wife was never in
the insane retreat, but died about ten
years since and was buried by vii
hams without the benefit of the cler-
g," since that time he has usually
Kept two or three "afiuilies" at time
in his harem, and If one-half that is
said Of him be true, ! think our Pnri-
tanical town will need missionaries
from your city or further South.
Williams was intensely loyal, was a
leader Of the "great moral idea" party
OF this neighborhood, aud was elected
by our Radical board of civil authori-
ty, January |, Factory Visitor, j. c.
10 prevent ourchildrcn under fourteen
years Of age from being ovorworked
or kept from school four months in
the year, while he was starving and
whipping his own child at that time.
He was red mouthed blatant Repub-
lican-wanted TO hang all who did not
worship the Radical God, but when
the mob visited his house on the night
of his arrest and danglcd rope al
his door, this would-be hangman took
refuge and was protected by one oi
the gentlemen whom two years age
he expressed willingness to hang on
telegraph pole in front of his own
rnte