Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-28
P0liffrnl Effu,s.
Baron Munchausen has sent his hat
TO Senator Morton as the champion
- in the United States.

puIuH NiuHVnUurcH uHo nVHt uio hut
to Senator Morton as the champion
- in the United States.
Colfax has filed up four new scrap.
books with extracts about himself
since he was taken with tho stomach.
ache.
A convention TO organize q negro
political party has been called, TO
meet at Columbia, s. c., on the 18th
of October next.
The Huntingdon journal, the home
organ of Senator Scott, nominates
Grant for President and Cameron for
Vice President. iiltlN. NJ
"Slap Grant," said the Knoxville
crowd TO Andy Johnson. "Thcre's
not enough Of him TO slap" said Andy,
and went on with his speech.
The Ku Klux malady has broken
ont in Washington again among the
Radical members OF Morton's Smelling
Committee. II is as bad us sore tail
among General Grants horses.
/ The Philadelphia Post declares that
Weak governments are always cruel
which may account for the treatment
the South has received from the Radi,
calls since the close of the war. True
asthe needle to the pole.
President Grant brought forward
Ben Wade for Governor in Ohio.
BENJAMIN was badly laid out. Now
The wants to run J. NJ. Thayer, of Ne
braska, for Governor. Tbayer will
be laid out, too.
Labor Reformers in New IIamp.
shire, ARE called Assistant Democrats
by the Radicals, We suppose they
will be so designated in this State
after the next Election, and for tho
same reason.
The Female Ku Klux at West Point
breathe easier. Thcnegro cadet Smith,
declares that he will not attend any
of the hops nor pay one cent toward
getting them up. Happy Smith, for.
tunate girls. .r.
The preacher who opened the Iowa
Radical convention, prayed for 40,.
600 majority. Among Radicals, such
things pass for patriotic fervor.-
Among all decent men they pass for
disgusting blasphcmy.
The New York Times asks, What
is the use Of the Democratic party 7"
TO prevent the Radical leaders from
stealing the entire substance of the
people, and then prosecuting them for
being poor.
Putnam, tho Radical Postmaster of
Mobile, one of General Grants recent
appointments, has been arrested and
indicted for bribery. From office to
the Peniteniiary seems 10 be the fate
of Radical officials in the South.
The greatest joke of the age is the
nomination of Attorney-G General Akcr.
man as candidate for Vice President
on the same ticket with Gen. Useless
S. Grant What run two such can.
didates would make, especially in
Georgia
BY TuRNs.-Thc Legislatureof New
Hampshire c'ected Wing for Gov
ernor in 1916, Democrat in 1851, n
Know Nothing in 1856 and a Demo.
crat in 1871. For tho first time in
sixteen years Now Hampshire has
now Democratic Govcrnor-James
A. Weston.
MIR. and Mrs, Jesse II. Grant celc.
brnted their golden wedding at son in.
law Corbin's, Elizabeth, New Jersey,
Friday last. The whole affair was
extensively advertised and excited
gift enterprise spirit among the numer.
GUS friends of Ulysses.
The Ku-Klux smelling committee,
have got to work and are beginning
to send for persons and papers. They
ought TO subpoena Horace Greeley,
who has been travelling where the Ku.
klux most do congregate, whose testi.
mony would be most interesting.
The Radical State Central Commit.
tee is made up principally y Of office. hold
ers. We noticed the names of three
VINO leit 'heir uu'les at washington
10 al'ehu .he nrst meeting FROM
such uhscinsh patriots we may look
ior some very thr'iiing addresses
Some of the friends of young
Mcaghcr, whom Grant refused to ap.
L... A.
bo,h,' ou' gave inc pace 10 one OF
brigham iouhSs polygamous sons,
sugSes, that purse DC made up to
ouy caoetsh'p with' because Grant
loves money, rum, cigars and real
estate
Mr.; W. H. Herndon, OF Springfield,
iilinois, writes 10 the Ioicdo inder, n
,g''', r ,; noou, Mr. E'n,o,n re,s,on'
Iio oeIeNyu 'n you, ou. hot 'n
S",,ou, nv V.'.oNo :" ne''' ana
"c'u '""' my uou eou'u uC' pa,uoh d sih'
pai;o.i u,, i MS y, ~ s1o oons, ~ .ne man .ne
,"o,e..' ,, ,s w..l",Su u m"rsn'ppeu' "nas
w '"e1 '"''A VI '"o'' uo''' sou po"
Gen. James III Clontop- of Alnbam,