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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-06-15
Official Directory.
COUNTY,
TOWNSHIP

rr-,stscs r II Cheetham,
r-,,s,,r.r T II Berry.
1iSsI- D W Todd.
T6is n RhOads,
r wa Hames Ed OicGeiry, L Adams.
fC,,stobIas j c Jones.
O0nS'J95Si Jacob zOmbro, WIN wharton S H Roach.
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tlrbana H0icn Directory.
MASONIC REGISTER.
sYMBOuC MASONRY.

Raper Commandery, No l9- meet on the md and
lth TUESDAY evenings Of each month.
JUSTICE C. WILSON, E. {.
s.P. TALBOT, Rec.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

DON PIATT ON THE PLEDGE or THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.-But this polyg
amy is a fearful thing. 1t is a twin
relic Of barbarism, and the Republi
can party is pledged 10 good deal
that remains unfinished. 1t is pledged
to an economical and honest admins.
trntion Of the government, and yet
while this st. Joseph looks far over
the continent TO pick out few fanat-
les TO punish, under his Senatorial
nose the most abominablc exirava
gancc and corruption 90 on unrebuk-
cd. Thieves and swindcrs, pimps
and lcwd women, swarm about the
lobbies and hurry through the corri
dors like Norway rats about n grana-
ry, each bent upon filling bis NAV
with the hard earnings Of an over
taxed people. The accumulated cap
ital of the country, in the hands ot
unprincipled monopolists, has turned
our government into a machine tC
ride down and crush out the mechan
ic, farmer and laborer.
Pledges Of the Republican party
| like that. TO sit in the galleries
OF the House and listen TO tho quar-
rels aud abuse below sounds like pi
rates over their plumber.
And what makes the matter more
aggravating is that every pieceo Of ras
cality is sugar coated with the nasty
cant of religion and morality. When
ever Scion rises to his feet and sayi
solemnly, "ln the name of God
amen" you may bet your inner green
back that he has bid under his Goa
tail some Internal swindlo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15
r,,no,,n,inr M f,rfi,aI rnrIy.

rssnouneina re f,nfioai Party.
George W Lowry, E-q through
the Ohio Nor1res', makes the FOL
lowing remuneration Of the Republican
party, and declares himself manhlly
as "hcncclorih Democrat"
Having becna charter member Of
the Republican party, ! consider 1t
due TO The public to present a few
prominent reasons for leaving it, /
have carefully and dispassionately
read all sides of the political issues
now before the country, and am driv.
on to the following conclusions as to
the purposes Of the party now in
power;
|. To destroy the sovereignty of
the States, and to contralizc the pow
er Of the government. This, of course,
means Monarchy.
,. TO force upon us political and
social equality with the negro race
Take the present situation for an ex-
ample. IL II does not mean TINS,
then | do not understand actions
which speak louder than words
3. Sustaining swarm Of useless
/ Government loalers called officers,
who live of course on the sweat OF
the laboring producer. For example,
see the Tenth Ohio District.
4. Protection to monopolics under
the name of Tariff, at the expense
and without the consent Of the pub
lie. or course all know that the
consumer of goods pays all the tariff
I Who are the consumers
8. Unequal taxation, which is un
Just, and tends to establish money
cd and landed aristocracy, such as cx
lists in all monarchicaI governments
Relying on the wisdom, intelligence
and patriotism OF the Anglo Saxon
race to redeem our country from it,
present disgraeeiul political thraldon
! prefer being identified with them in
this noble enterprise, and am there
fore hcnceiOrth Democrat.
G. W. Lowry.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Many of the Radical journals deny
the significance of tho late Conserva-
tive victory in Washington, and also
contradict the report that Gen Grant
acted openly for Bowen and his band
of corruptionists. But the New York
Sun puts a different face on the mat
ter, and says: "The administration
put forth its utmost exertions TO Sc.
cure the triumph OF Bowen. The
President took a special interest in
his success, for Bowen had figured
actively and played conspicuous
part in the matter of the purchase Of
the famous house which had been
given TO General Grant by his admir-
crs. The cmissaries OF tho admins.
trntion aud the attaches of tho Exccu.
tive mansion pcrambulatcd the de-
partments, aud gave the clerks to un-
derstand that they were expected TO
vote for Bowen, and that any dein.
qucncy in this crisis would be visited
with sore displcasurc by the leaders
Of tho Republican party at the Capt..
tOl" When these facts arc consider.
ed General Grant and his admins
tratlon was condemned as wcll as
Bowen by the result on Monday last
in the National Capitol.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

How IT WAS DoNE.-A correspon
dent of the New York Sun, at Flor.
ence, S. c., writes;
The disreputable Whittemore is
very busy visiting the negroes in theiI
cabins, eating and drinking with
them, and otherwise successfully con
ducting the political campaign, which
will probably terminate with his re.
election to Congress Mrs. White
more is also active. Standing ard
campaigning for her husband on the
platform of the railroad station in
Darlington, she kisses the negro
wcnches whom she meets there, and
the dramatic effect is powerful. The
wenches are very grateful, and quick.
ly balance the condesccnsion of Mrs
Whittenorc by reciprocating the IA.
vor in kind. This lip service also
helps Mrs. Whittcmore's school along
where she generously teaches the
young negroes for % cents a head
per month. The pupils are very nu.
mcrous, and the income which she
accumulates is highly advantageous
to herself and husband,
AT this rate elcctoneering in the
South must be delightfully."- odorilcr-
Gus. Whittcmore's majority was
8 600.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

That Senator from Massachusetts
who has been more afflicted with enc
gro on the brain" than any man in
the United States, recently introluc
ed n proposition into tho State TO
compel white persons 20 admit ne
grocs to an equality with themselves
in churches, schools, theatres and ho.
tells. Where he found any authority
in the Constitution Of the United
States it is hard to say, but the con.
tempt Of bis party for the Conslitu.
ton is SO great that this will BE- no
hindrance to the Senator We were
told that putting the negro on po
liticul equality with white men would
not bring about social equality. We
can now soc that social equality is
really the aim Of the Radicals. Ii is
a littlc surprising that the Senator
did not enlarge his proposition and
make it highly penal for white per
sons 70 prohibit colorod men and wo.
men from sitting at their dinner Ia.
blcs and entering their domicils. This
may be kept in reserve for the mex.
move.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15
CLEARFiELn ACADEMY.
Rev. P |. Harrison. A. NJ, Principal.

UNuE FOURTH SESSION Of the present ,cA,-
Il asue year Of this Institution will commence
vn MONDAY, the 25th day Of April, 1879,
Pupils can enter At any time. They will h
charged with tuition from the tine they sntsrW
The close of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces every thirf
iaeisded In thorough, practical and seeon.
pished education for both sexes,
The Principal, having had the advantage d
much experience In his profession, assures pa.
rcuts and guard ans that bis entire ability ana
energies will he devoted 10 the moral and men
ta training Of the youth placed under his charEs,
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orthograrhy, Reading, Writing. and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session IN veeks) tS %
Grammar. Geography, Arithmetic, and
Hhtory ssu
Algebra, Geomeiry, Trigonometry, Men
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Phyd.
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeeing, Botany
and Physical Geography 50 "a
Latin, Greek and French, with any Of the
above Branches sl.N 20
MUSIC-piauo $50 lessors)- Sl0O
Hes- No deduction ~ill be made for absence.
80 ftr further particulars inquire Of
Rev. I. l.. HARRISON. A. NJ,
teh' = 1870 a. Prineipah
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

"THUNDERING APPLAUSE" ."-Itseems
as though it could not quit laundering,
since the "thundering applause" oc
cured in the Now York Radical Con.
vention, when the negro delegate
voted. 1t has thundcred away out in
Oregon, and under the very nose of the
government" The election in Ore.
gon last week resulted in glorious
majority for the Democrats, clecting
their Governor, Congressman, and a
majority in the Legislature, thus Sc
curing a Democratic U. S. Senator
in the room OF the Radical, Williams,
who persists in msrcpresenting his
constituents. Grants candidate,
(Bowen,) for Mayor Of Washington,
who was elected one year ago by
4,3OO majority, was defeated last week
by 3,l20. Monsieur Congressman give
us more niger, reconstruction aud
amendments, and we will carry every
State next fall, except Massachusetts
and Vermont, which We do not want
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

In THE HARNESS AGAIN-W. II. ii.
Brainerd, Esq, late Editor of the
Bellefonte National, has become the
Editor of new paper in that place,
entitled Plain Words. Its typographi-
cal appearance is good, but in politics
it is rs black as midnight. The Edi-
tor has one rcdeeming feature how
ever. He is telling the truth about
the Radical Congressman Armstrong;
from that district, This is feat few
Radical editors ever accomplish
Hence Braincrd is entitled to liberal
support on moral grounds, if not po-
litically. Plain Words purport TO
sustain the interest of the working
classes, while the National was dcdi-
Gated to aristocracy. Quito n sum
mersault but still callous to democ.
racy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

THE YASKEH SAINT IIowARp.
Every possible obstruction has been
thrown 10 the way of Hon. Fernando
Wood, VINO has been investigating
the conduct of Gen. Howard. in his
management of tho Freedmcn's Blu.
rcau, but every now and then some
startling evidences Of the corruption
of the Yankee Saint are brought to
light. There is proof to show that
Howard out of the bureau funds some
s2l0, 900 u :he American Missionary
Society; about $4,000 in rations
were sent to Florida, the rations sold
and tho money pocketed by the
agents Of the bureau. The United
States Marshal for South Carolina and
one Of the United States Senator's
from shat State were brought in to
prove that about 100000 Of the odu.
cational fand of the bureau were used
for tho purchase Of rations, the ma.
jorily OF which were sold TO the nc.
groes of South Carolina, on time, for
the purpose Of securing the election
ofGovcrnor Scott, who is friend of
WhittemOre With such an exhibit
against him,it will be scarcely possible
for the Radical majority of the com.
mitteo so TO whitewash tho damaged
sanctity of this specious hypocrite,
that 1t shall pass current hereafter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Mcfarland the murderer, is being
lionizcd in Cincinnati. lie registered
himself as D. Mack, and il took the
curiosity seekers several days to fine
him out.-Bellgonte Republican.
What has your party done will
Daniel L. Sickles, the murderer ?
Sent him as Minister Plenipotentiary
to Spain. When you introduced tn,
murder question, why not mention
the fact that there is another DAME
"lionized" and honored? ?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

The notorious and infamous Dick
Busleed, is still fourishing as Uni
ted States Judge in Alabama. III,
has just been indicted for libel. and
a negro constable was deputcd Il
serve the warrant, but the Judo,
evaded It by driving rapidly out Of
Montgomery in a close carriage =
When will the vultures and carrion
crows who have hocked from tb,
North to feed upon the people Of the
South be sent TO their own place
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15


AN DoSEsT CoNFEssIoN.-Thc edi
tor Of the Journal so seldom blunder-
on tue truth, that like an accident wC
of course notice him when it occurs.
Last week in his agony on learning
that his "colored brethern" in South
Carolina had reelected the Rev. Seal
lawag Whittemore to Congress by a
majority three times that of his for
mer election, he exclaimcd at is tc
be regretted that his constituency did
not select more honorable gentlemen
10 fill his place Though the Rcpub.
lcan party cannot be held response
bic, since Republican majority once
promptly condemned him, yet it i.
discreditable to the country that such
man should be reelected"
Hold on neighbor. The Republican
party dare not condemn him
again lie will have his seat, or your
party must send him "hush money
enough TO make him comfortable for
lie. One or the other he sure Of ret.
ting Mark the prediction. Such arc
the fruits of ten years loyal cultiva
tion. And yet, we are asked not tC
bold tho Republican party responsible
Why the South Carolina niggors them
selves are not imperiincnt enough it
ask this Brother "sim d Yp to th,
rack fodder or no iUddvr,' ur like AZ
honest man help us to rid the country
Of its plundcring and corrupt officials
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Beechcr accepted a present Of
cat from an Indiana boy,and published
the boys letter to him. This was IN,
most reckless thing Henry ever did
for now there are, in different part.
Of the country, over eight thousant
boys preparing to send cats to Beech
or, to get their names in the papers
A fiddle string factory in the base
ment Of Plymouth church will proba
bly, be the next dead thing The eel
obrated divine will have on his hands
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15
Pay Your Taxesl

IN accordance with an Act Of the General As
scmhly Of this Commonwealth, approved the
ga day Of March, A. y. 1879, "rlating 10 the
collection Of taxes in the county Of Clearheld,
notice is therefore hereby given to the taxpayers
residing In the districts below named that the
County Treasurer, in accordance with the second
section Of said Act. will attend at the place Of
holding the borough and township elections on
the following named days, Tor the purpose Of
receiving the County. Bounty and State taxes and
Militia Fines assessed for 1870:
For Woodward, on Tuesday, the 2lst Of June.
For Galich on wednesday, the 22d Of June.
For Beccaria. on Thursday. the 23d OF June.
For Jordan, on Friday, the 2iih Of June.
For Knox, on Saturday the 25th Of June.
For Bell on Tuesday, the 2Sth Of June.
For burnside, on Wednesday, the 29th Of June
For New Washington, on Thursday, June goth.
For Chest, on Friday, the lst Of July.
For Ferguson. on Saturday, the % OF Jaly.
Citizens Of Penn aud Ferguson who end il more
convenient TO meet the Treasurer at Lumber City
than at their election houses eau avail themselves
Of that privilege Parties also pay their taxes
at the Treasures Office at any time from this for
ward. Upon all taxes paid on and previous to
the days designated there win be a reduction Of
five per cent The balance Of the districts viii
be announced in due time.
LEVER ILLEGAL,
Treasurer's Office, Treasurer.
Clarified, Pa, April l2 1870.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

In TRoUBLE.-Our Cambria neigh
bors are in much trouble over the re-
moval of the county seat from Ebens
burg to Johnstown. The Democrat
who loans himself to the agitation
iscertainIy more selfish than patriotic
because the agitation will destroy the
harmony of the party in the majority
while the removal would not lessen
the taxes one dollar.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

INDIGyAST.-The Radical news
papers and politicians up North are
greatly exercised over the fact that
the South Carolina niggers have re.
elected Brother Whittemore 10 Con
gress after being expelled as an I'M
worthy member. We're we South
Carolina Niger we would tell those
meddlesome fellows TO dry up and
mind their own business, because
brother whittomorc, is tho equal in
talent and morals Of three fourths Of
the members of that body, and that
we niggers in South Carolina, like the
"white trash" in Massachusetts regu-
late our State affairs TO suit ourselves,
And if those Northern members don't
like to occupy seats in the same ball
with our members, they can retire
10 Boston, and thereby save the
Treasury much money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

GEARY on FAcTs Tho Clinton
Democrat says: "Governor Gcary
has written a letter TO Admiral Porter
on dhe decline of American commerce.
He introduces the subject egotistically
by saying that i take great pleasure
in expressing my views upon a subject
of such vast Importance TO the honor
and prosperity of our nation This
may awaken a spirit of levity. Such
is not our object. We wish TO put
the Governors testimony, extracted
from this letter, in support of charges
against the present administration
that we have previously made, We
wish to strengthen our position by
turning one Of their witnesses against
them. Hear him" lie says:
There are missions and dcstnies for nations
as well as Tor individuals. The mission for our
nation is, trust, that Of peace; iis destiny that
Of elcvatng the human race by spreading hnppi-
ness broadly within the reach Of The vas' working
clnsses. For this, commerce is the great means.
When Il s oeiire, industry thrivcs; then we see
the smiling faces, and hear the happy voices OF
property. But when u is sill. busy minds and
active hands earn not their full rewards; tho
workingmen seek vainly for employment; dciec-
ton takes the place Of happiness, and the nation
Is checked IN is onward course. SuoA is the
pr,seat condition Of oar country.
As an honest confession is said to
be good for the soul, VIC hope Gcary's
will find some rest for awhile.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15
Heal estate fcr sale
READI READIl
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale,

rI,ur undersigned has concluded 20 dispose oi
his rAnM and TIMER LANDS, situate
In Penn towuship. Clearhdd county, Pa. contain
ing I32 ACRES. adjoining lands Of Patrick
Daily. James n. Clark and oihera The iarin u
10 good state Of euliiraiioni good dwelling
house. large harm, ont houses, orcherd OF choiee
fruit. and a good spring Of negsr.ialine water on
the premises. school h9uFe within two miles
Part Of ihc tract Is heavily timhered, while the
whole is underlal with vcin Of coal which must
ia short time be source Of great profit
No better investment could be made, and no
tract Of land Ia the county offers greater laeiilies
for making money.
Persons wishing to learn more particulars IN
regard 10 terms, 2c., can call on the premises, o.
address the undersigned at Grampian His T. o.
JOHN MCINTYRE.
Penn tp., March 30, ls7o-3mpL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

1t is announced that President
Grant has declared that he will moi
re appoint Revenue Commissioner
Wells to the Office be now holds. We
are not disappointed The able aud
honest reports Of Mr.. Wells have not
recommended him to the appointing
power, for the administration has no
work for such officials TO do.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

We see it charged that the Radical
Postmaster General has allowed the
government to be robbed out of from
two to four hundred thousand dollars
IN an envelope contract, by awarding
u to the highest instead of the lowest
bidder. OF course he will be white.
washed by a Congressional commit
tee
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

William H. Vanderbilt, Vice presi.
dent, aud some directors of the New
York Central Railroad, ran an express
train recently from Rochester to SIR.
acuse, cighty.one miles in sixty.one
mlnutes-tho iastest time, It is said.
ever made in America.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15
NX1mTBERGER,s FLavoniNc px.

w TRACTS are warranted equal to any made.
They are prepared from the ffaits, nni will be
found much better than many Of the Extracts iha.
are sold. Ask your Grocer or Druggist for wilt.
bcrgcr's Extracts. DARL0W's lNDIsO BLUE
s, without doubt, the best article In the market
for blueing clothes Il will color more water than
four times the same weight Of indigo. and much
moro than any other wash blue IN the market.
Tho only genuine IL that put up Ut ALFREn
wlLTBERGERs Drug STORE, No. 23s North
Second Street, Philadelphia. The labels have
both Wiltbcrgcrs and Parlow's name on them. al
others are counterfeit. For sale hy most uroccrs
and Dmgsisis. NiLTBERGER'S 1NDELiBLE
INK will he found on trial 10 be superior article
Always ou hand and for sale At reasonable prices.
Pure Ground Spices. Genuine Medicines, Chamuis
sius, spongc.. Tapioca rcar, Sage, and all
ariices Va tho drug limo. NJ
ALFRED WiLTBERGERs DRUG STORE.
o'loim No. s3S North scc nd ST., rlils.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

DEAD.-The Bellefonte National,
the organ of the aristOcratic wing oI
Ihe Radical party of Centre county
expired in great agony few ago.
Rest qWiet cat in peace.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

A CHEAr.-Tbe Radical committee
in Washington had employed several
negro stumpcrs to cnlighten their
"colored brethren on the subject OF
voting previous to the late election
one of whom was chokcd off after
his first speech because he attributed
the freedom of his race to God and
their own energy, and not TO white
men as many claimed. Having ig.
nored the loyal dogma that Lincoln
& Co., was their Saviour. Mr. Darks
speech making was cut short for
teaching heresey. The "pct lambs"
must quit cheating their Radical
employers, or the employee will be.
come as disreputablc as the employer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Geary has been warning the people
of this State, in a special Message,
against corruption. This is a little
like Satan rcbuking sinners. The
greatest villain invariably turns States
evidence when caught.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

The Radicals do not seem to com
prchend what $4,000 Democratic ma
iority means in New York. We do
Niger.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Some of Grants Indiana relations
visited him at the White House last
week. They complain that his Qua
kor agents are cheating them. The
corruption ring seems to be as potent
with the broad brims as other people.