Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-23
A Little of Everything.


A Russian claims to have discovered pracucai
flying machine
Campaign fags just received by Gauiin, at the
Post Office and for sale cheap.
Vote only for such men were loyal to their
country in 1861 ''-GES. GRANT.
when the Democratic pot boiIs rebel Generals
and other scum come to the surface
Have you heal d the news from Maine ? Repub-
liean majority wenty-One thousand
To BE HAD-the daily newspapers, and literary
weeklies and magazines at the post-ofice in
Clearfeld.
The Presiden. has ordered U. S troops to Ten
nessee to aid the civil authorities in the execution
of the laws
Grants election to the Presidency will furnish
another convincing proof that Republics are
not ungratefui-"
..The issue developed" itself in Maine. last
week The repudiationists were repudiated in
thunder tones"
Democratic procession ont West twelve
hours passing given point-the g'Uen point neas
a drtnktHg saloon.
Pisre makers-the ''Pine-tree" boys down East;
Judging from the way they ''slivered" seymour's
friends last week.
The"Huge EST Joke of the season-the attempt
of the Cops to figure up gain for their party in
Vermont and Maine.
Republicans remember that you must be
sessed at least ten days before the election you
cannot vote Attend to this duty
The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
viii hold its next Fair at Harrisburg, September
29th and 30th, and October lst and End.
Wonder if those Cops are still 'aive and
| kicking since they heard from Maine? Poor fell
! lows. they'll ''kick the bucket.' too.
! During the rebellion Seymour preferred slavery
to his country. The rebellion crushed and slavery
/ dead, the country has no need of Seymour.
A letter from Burlington, Vt, closes follows:
Business is at a stand still here We are all busy
burying Democrats. Shall finish in Novem Der.
An Oreg gon paper offers as an explanation of
the sentence. IS Tt 86O- X" the following
Democracy the Same Thing as in lS60-N-actly.
The Vermont and Maine boys to have a
.spoIicy"-the policy of laying ont Cops and
Rebels A-hem Did you hear anything drop? ?
In order TO keep the Copperhead stump speak
| ers within proper bounds the wise men propose
to have Radical reporters attend their meetings
In Democratic procession in Washington. last
week was banner inscribed Seymour holds no
bonds The procession was mostly made up of
rebels.
Defend nothing!' isthe cry Of the demoralized
Democracy. Defend everything! - say we, our
country-our past our policy. Our record isour
pride"
The Woyid's cheering editorials on the election
returns may be very properly called Copperhead
cocktails. a refreshing morning beverage for low
| spirited Democrats
1t is reported from New Orleans that Gen Harr-
cock has written a letter to a personal friend in
New Orleans. that Seymour and Blair have not
the ghost Of chance"
The Legislature of Alabama is in session for the
purpose of providinr system of registration for
legal voters The rebels down there object, as
they diI in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Nicholas Bratt. ged 90 of Easton Wash
ington county New York. with his ssren sons
seren grandsons. and fee great grandsons, will
vote for G rant in November.
Farmers Of Pennsylvania, vote for Democrat
c ticket in October and November is a vote TO tax
your farms Read the fourth solution OF
the national platform adopted at New York
The latest from Maine gives Democratic gain
of 100 per cent in the town of PeSin. Last year
there one Democratic vote cast thereand this
year it reached exactly trro. Hurrah for Pekin
Bear in mind that, except Gen Grant had con
ouered the rebellion there had been President
of the United States elect. The Office belongs to
Grant, therefore, principles of commonest
| gratitude
The speech" from Vermont and Maine. ''is
IL u bv hat Forca and con1or md fairpaSS'i
whc is uumistakable in patriotic and deter
mined people. So you better stand from under.
Messrs. Cops.
We asked old resident if he the Demo
cratic proce- sion on Saturday evening lie replied:
II saw a long procession of Gen Grants paroled
prisoners-is that what you refer to ?''-New Or
ieams Republican.
The Republican State Committee have announ-
ced Hon A G. Curtin, Hon & W Scofed Il on.
S Linn, and B Swoope, Esq the speakers
at the Republican meeting in CIearfeld, on
Wednesday. sep tember 3Oth.
terrible earthquake occurred the South
| American coast. extending from Bolivia to the
southern part of Chill. on the 18th of August,
Over thirty thousand persons killed and
drowned, and whole cities and towns destroyed
| GREATLY ExERCIs ED-our ncig n Dor g Goodlander,
about the pictures of Grant and Sheridan, at the
Republican head quarters."pp his Office You
despised them ,fre-braaRs'' during the rebel
lion, and your hatred for them seems to be as
vivid
A friend who travelling from New YORK to
Albany, last week. seuds the result of vote ia
ken on the steamer Daniel Drew ,on which he was
passenger as follows; F.r Grant 6l for Sey
mour, 42-majority 49, Straws show which way
the wind blows. .4
Francis NJ. Kimme is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Franklin District II was
the first Northern man to surrender town to the
rebels during the late Democratic rebellion His
opponent is John Cessna who was loyal through
out the whole war
Mr. James Copper, of Newport Ky, stabbed
and seriously wounded because he bad shouted
for Grant in response to rebels hurrah fer Sey-
mour and Blair. The same over-zcaous Demo
Gratis stabbed Mr Wm II Adams in the abdomen.
inficting a mortal wound.
Senator Van Winkle is on the stump for Grant
and Colfax. At meeting in Parkersburg the
other evening. he said he had been surprised at
the rumor that he had left his party. which
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