Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

Of General Grant in the same direr
tion but the great radical high rries
has omitted 10 tell rs that there har
teen other contrasts al least eQuali,
remarkable Thus, for example. h
might have informed Us thai. aiihouri
Austria has been very severe on n.
Hungarians after suppressing their At
tempts al revolution, she has hesitate.
but short time to grant them 3 zen
erai amnesty In similar circnm
stances the Gar has treated the Pole.
very roughly, but he too hiss been glad
70 grant an amnesty a. soon as The
maioFiiy Of the .rebeis" had resumed
their peaceful avocati0ns- Even ir
Z ireland. the country distinguished
above all others for penal laws design.
/ cd 10 force it 10 be "ioyal," some dis.
iinciion has generally been made be.
tween the class who, although theT
may have been rebels. hare become
pesceabie and orderly. and that uhici
I confines % be both rebcllious and
disorderiy, and finally, when the latter
become even comVaratA ely ouiet.
without making the least prstenS1n
Z to "l1yalty, q general amnesty has
4 been granted.
But has any similar disposition been
cvInced by our republican covermeui
to east the mantle o. Oblivion over al
that has been disa-reeable and Fzir-
fol in the past Shouid the mos,
"inyal" Of rs be less friendly 70 cur
brothcrn NJ the South hecansc thev
once rcbelled against rs than fhe
Ans.rian KAISER has been 70 the nuu-
I Carians, the Car 20 the Paies. ur
Elizabeth. Cromwell or William III.
tn thc lrish These are points whi-h
I Mr.. SIMMER has Urcrioolsed On his alb
absorbing love far the ue-rn.
Mr. cgmncr allr-es. iu 90 aulti.-u-
uus terms. that the President Is gao
rant Of the law of uafiuns irierra
il1nai law, 1hc constellation uf tie
United Static, &c. and gc raurui
dsuv that there T. but TOO uurh fu
that allegation Bui ir re Ssuat11
himself is familiar with those SOURCES
ut knowledge we % NOS remeutrr
liat he has rrcr gwen arv r-1f u.
ihc iaci in ie-islalinr ilr lhr rar1r-
simciion ui fhc South Iunr 1he
uih-r hand. uc lislinrslr rcurrniler
{ several precruIs and r1r1mmcnlatians
0i his a. to lhc frcaimcut whith he
thought the S1utheruers sl1E-l rarclre
ereu siucc most OF thc Slzres ar-eci
O. aeecTt abe fifteenth amEnlmc1.i.
which were IN 1asrani Tidlati1r q.
tie Frncip'es LAID duWn ~ Al tl1-r
rraqf 5us-1fE r-t.r-s --rs t--7rr - re-
sfserlel tv fhe most artIir-rf - =
and kaisers il ihsrH Be auy 1t u1r
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wiz rsrhaTrs b. rs iullT r..iresaf'l ly
a word artlro from Soma -i -l-- rur1-is
aliuicd 90 as rheT uuuil D. lE ga a.
rirrz from thr7c 7ccursfr-lcii1r s-17'1-is
or Dr.. Sumner. Ihrs t-r1ilrs tr-s
us iu his ttiri book. r.aH-lr i1-r- t..-'
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