Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-04
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To vote for Hartranft is to endorse
official rascality,
Peaches sold at Carlisle, Wednes.
day, for fifty cents per bushel.
The Postmaster at Wilton, Iowa, is
"out" for Grant--to the extent of some
5000 in his official accounts.
Maginnis, Democrat, has been elect.
ed delegate to Congress from Montana
by AGA majority.
The Central Pennsylvania Synod,
Lutheran church, will meet at Lewis.
town, September 25lh,
And now they say that Buchalew is
gifl-taker. Let it be remembered
that he has no offices to give in return.
A lady in Washington has bet n s5,.
600 dwelling house against "a, 900 cash
that Greeley will be elected.
Gen. Hartrani( has made no attempt
to refute the charges that he used tho
State funds for his private purposes.
DR., Cyrus Dorsey Gloninger, prom.
inent physician and Democratic poll.
ticion, died suddenly at his residence,
Lebanon, Pa, on Friday.
One good turn deserves another
Grant supports The Cameron ring ia
Pennsylvania and Cameron supports
tho Grant ring at Washington.
The Philadelphia Press insists that
"if the fortunes of Grant and Hart
ranft be indissolubly linked together
both must fall in spite of fate and the
Cameron faction"
The Siamesc twins are living in tho
western part Of North Carolina, and one
of them is dangerously i'll; this did
not prevent them both from voting the
liberal ticket at the recent election.
That old Union hator Garrison,
wants Greeley to "stop his senseless
talk" about "clasping hands over the
bloody chasm." Garrison is for Grant
and "piling up the hate"
In Potter county the arrest of a
man for stealing cross cut saw, lead
to the arrest of another who bad sto.
len rife, and this led to tho appre-
hcnson of burger who had broken
open store.
1t is stated that reconnaissance by
competent engineers shows the Mis-
souri, river TO be navigablo above the
Fails, "for good class Of steamers" "
4 to Distance Of 275 miles beyond Fort
Benton, the present ht@a OF paviga
| ton.
OBren who gave tho TanIanv
records to the Now York Times, is
reported to have said that Judge Nc.
Gum could have been acquitted if he
had been willing to spend $4,000
He is a nice rciormer.
An Indiana woman just divorced,
has written letter o. advice to her
sex in which she says ~ would cay to
young girls not TO marry young, and
when you are married, live at least
fifty miles from your husbands rcla.
| tivos."
Tho Rev James Roosevelt Bayley,
Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of
Newark, New Jersey, has received
from Pope Pious TX bull announcing
his appointment as Archbishop of Bal
timorc, to succeed Archbishop Spauld.
ing, lately deceased.
Senator Schurz is of the opinion that
Grants dcspotism does not riso to the
dignity Of Cesarism. His personal
government "is not inspired by any
grand, lofty and long headed ambition.
1t is absolutely barren of ideas and
originality-barc Of striking achieve.
mcuts, void OF nob.o sentiments and
inspiring example. 1t is simply dull
and heavy, stupid and Stubborn in its
sofshncss."
The Springfield Republicans Con.
cord correspondent writes; 1t IL idle
TO talk Of New Hampshire Democrats
supporting Grant. A fcw ofthem will
refuse to vote for Greeley, but that is
all. Edmund Burke, the veteran
Democrat of Newport, who has been
a leader Of his party for more than
thirty years, offered to bet 81 900 the
other day that not fifty Democrats in
the whole State would vote for Grant,
and nobody would take tho wager. -
On the other hand, he reports in Now.
port, Unity, PlainGeld and other towns
in bis vicinity, a sufficient number of
Greeley Repubicanst to carry the State
by 1000 majority if the other towns
do as much. Colonel Tappan reports
tho same thing in the towns about
Bradford, and the Same story comes
from nearly all parts OF lheState.