Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-13

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cal science" that bsss moro touching
and poetical interest than emigration
the voluntary transit which has
been going on for centuries from tho
Old World to the Now. II ono thou
sandth part OF the actual suffering
and misery that have been endured
90 the Atlantic, especially before the
days Of steam, could be plainly re-
vealed, the negro horrors o. the mid
die passage would not keep its exclu-
sive hold on sympathy. Like every
thing else in this progressively Chris
tian world, much has been done aud
is Going 10 alleviate all this. But it
is not many months siuce tale Of
horror, ION board an American ship,
too, broke upon the ears Of the CON-
mupity, and no one can watch the ar
rival Of a cargo Of emigrapts at any
one of our chief seaports, and this too
with all the appliances which active
benovolcnce supplies, without feeling
there are sharp sorrows yet unsolaced.
r. ,.;. ,;
..on, ~ ,..ao ~ h.r. ,.oao,l;ar l.,
terest. They both have relation, how
ever, TO the war which desolatcd,
H. ,.d ~ aa.o,.,o was,arn n.
rono ,wo ve.rs - Tba fron,isr
Fronohmsn q coo,;, ; 81 ,a.;a. l; n,
cause bo will not live nnder cerm.n
.n,. - ~ a,d.;. ran,on
- =. ho,,.n.o !. ,;..d os ,ho ,roda
evo, of snoo.s.f,,, w.r He,hraa,ans
90 oo :, ..al ,h., "a.
.,o,a,noi oo,arnnao,p "a ho..o,,;nr
alarmed los, IN so,o. osu war Tho
oc 80 - an Th.o ,,
81. ssos .oma :, d;T.ror, n,,nh.rs and
MI, d;g,r, ea.,;n a !, c ha
.dd.d with ,ha ,h.ocs of a d;aersot
wel.ome 7, ia a cbae,ing s;ob, N
wo,.h tho ;ovo,s commun;o, n, tho
arrival ot = G,rman s,eom.r n, Hobo.
ban or Ral,;more ue sasma ,o find
:, .., ., ,;s oon,,rr. a. hs ,oe
Hon. No,so,ha mann Fre,ohma.
who comss ,ow Uero,otore ,be .xo.
a,s sro,, F..n.o - ,h;s .o,n,rv hos
hoo, ,or,. 50, I;m;,oa and consisted q, a
,oll4 10 do ol.ss T., 1871 whila ,hare
- ,,e noo on,;.,..n,s from Tho
pr;,i., ;s,o. and az ooo from cerm.,v
a ooo p. ..a
oe ,h.
,no.a won,au sL;ll.d IN aha
81 . r sn, on
,h ,h.o.h,ld
w %
-. ,r,n ,rhosa ;,,,,nlso 90 ,ona
- -. ,hords %
,.,,;,.r ,,,,h,, Thor ..a NO,
AL. os ,ra A., corm.,s d;,, ,rom
H. paI,,;aa,a o. :. n. p,r;,.ns
'..,,o,a ,..r d;d eo,, uoll.od on
~ p,o..;,. ,ron, ,haIow c,n,,r;es
a,,o;u .a;, ,.s 40, ha.. r.v..,sd
" u1i,.. !, a;,ha. T;,lv axT,
.a,na Th.;. rs,;.,;o, - NO, nsrs.sc
- IT, s.os;, !, ,ndl.d ara IN l.co
.,o ,,,,,,o ~, T.a sn;ra of s,r.shurg
il untouched .xcent bv .c,id,nt
Tbev have mona of IN, orI;,arv ,,ri.v.
snees which .x;l,s f,v from and vet
,bov ca,not hen, ~ live u,d.r ,hs
stranger who tore their home ma thew
,h;,L from, he n,,a,, .,sm .,d ,hev
come 10 ms for ,efupe and new
abode That they will be cared for
and be welcomed no one doubts.
coinc,den,lv with his oome, The
news much moro material the con.
., ,,h;,.b o.n b.,al, naw ha
measured ,b,, the Imperial Govern.
meot of G,rmanv il t.Linc ar at
least con,empla,es the mos, ,,riogent
10 sbo, its norris xnd f,rci.
hlv If need he nrsven, emigration To
tho ITn;t.d sa,as There seems no
reason N disnu,e tho fac, md n dis
cus.ion is sprinyine up as TO how far
Prussia has a riyb,. under existing
,rcntie, Thus To iu,erpose. No treaty
oucs,ion EXISTS in sucb a contingency.
I'm, doubt m.v ha ra;ssa whetber, nm.
der the general law Of nations. one
community has the riybt to arrest in.
nocen, emiyrntion aNe Great reono"
on.s . bi,,h ,roro,,,;ve affair ba, be.
ann. vary ;mno,ent and obsolete.
Iohn o,,,a.v Adams doc,r;ns that
c,,na t,s -. s,,,,, 30 ;so,.,s i,self and
vol,d. ,r,a. Ind soond sense at the
Lo,,om of il and we throw out the