Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
The State Election.

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high reputo recently remarked win
his accustomed force, that nc VINO
coins his conscience to buy prosperity,
has lost his manhood Tor inc sake oi
decorating his corpse win more
slightly shroud.
We would commend this grand truth
to The solemn attention OF those, cspe-
cially the younger class OF voters, VINO
are tempted from any cause TO vote ior
a dishonest man Tor governor ana ior
Auditor General, we would COM
mend 1t the more especially 10 those
who wrap themselves up IN their sell
righteousness, and claiming MI inc
virtues for their own political friends
kindly deliver over oil the evil things
to the other side. .g.
The man who claims that he is non,
est, who takes pride IN ms assumed
respcctabllity ana cnoys INC luxury
Of u conscience, must have a bard l,me
OF IL when commun'ng WIN himself
ne oeing supporter OF nar.rani. anu
Alien; 10 nm deiea. WI. on'y snow
MN 'no unpron'ao'eness ., Vs'a !, uT'"g, ,,l :
a"o SUCCESS w''' 'n,ro'y s"' ~ .a,s t",ss w
years 'or tho ,nu"'go"oo =, 9o"'eT
Proacn' ne w''' Inv oo'"Oa aos,,'.;, ~" uvm
so''Ve' s, "o; ;n :" u"' ,r;pm nj ovsr
v"' ~ s"," y" .p' =, H. aos,
ns H. o,.n snIt ."sneo, and ,hc honor
or ,ho s,a,. Thn vonng man WHO
yo,es cor uar,r,ni, viii ho yoluntarilv
snIIr;no h;s o,xn h;aos, nr;v;lcao os =
c;,;yon er Tho nroti, af a c;rclc of
nol;,;c;.ns who laugh a. him willis
ihcv nsc him he viii he coming his
conscience beneath the pressure of
party zcal, and inprossing il with an
image and superscription which will
haunt him, in his honest awakenings,
like the horrible memory of youth
ful indiscrction. which in his more
mature years ho would fain blot out
for ever.
Lose not your manhood Do not
permit any influence, no owever potent,
to swcrvo you from all your honest
instincts. BY your love Of country,
we implore you to give your most
efficient aid to prevent tho two high
est offices OF the Common wealth from
falling into the hands of two OF the
most worthless and unprincipled men
within its bounds.
To men who profess to be honest
upright Christian men, do We appeal
most earnestly not TO coin their con.
sciences for tho sake of triumph,
which If gained, will onure only TO
their own disgrace and confusion. A
,r;,unh yb;ch would mt us in the
pnr - p;..5 l. n
Pv"s' y. Wy "'" 80
scienoo " o'y p.o'Po,sy, " app.o
Pr,aung 'ho pao'o noney , ~ no omn
P Pr'sa'e use . wn1 9aao'ou ~ 'ap s'ovA
'nnrae. ., n''"ue'pr'a, using 'uo sur-
pius iunu !" tnc iroa'u,y " w"Bor
w'tn-who cohn''.u u, .no 'n,a"'ous
Evans larceny, anu whose coi,cngoe
III crlme-the man wuo checheo Wv
ooo out oi the treasury 10 pay ms
own deot--ls now travers'hg 'he state
from cnu 10 emo, oeggihg anu en'rea'-
ing ms personal iriehds 70 Voto 'or
John +. hartranit, 70 SdVe h"'se0 Jro"
rum:
with john f. Har,rahit IN .nc IN
ecutivc char with harrison A'ien 10
the Auditor 1enerais IS once ana sueh
State treasurer as a cameron logs.
lature would give us, the state OF
pcnnsylvania would be IN the hands
OF men not who would, but who have
already coined their conseienccs 70
IVY p.oSpsrlty ana sacrined an honcs'
,Ho;, cornses puaPnso w2S mnrc y, 'cuorn, r',,x
shSTonds S
II il mor,ifving that In this Year Of