Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-07
THEaRNNEWED USURplTYoN


Crime begels crime. The man who
is led Ia yiolatc the law in one particu-
lar is thereby exposed to the peccssity
of violating il IN others A hnglnr
who breaks into house may vdiy
likely have to commit murder before
ho comes out Of IL and the usurpcr
who Violently or fraudulcntly soizcs
upon power enters upon course 10
which civil war and bloodshcd are but
the natural incidents.
In 1872 the people Of Louisiana
elected State Government BY a large
majority Of their votes. Tho rightiill-
ness Of thc election was beyond dis
pute; but il carried with il the return
Of Presidential electols~ho have voted
for Horace Greeley, aud it involved
also the dismissal from power aud pub
lie employment in the State Of a crew
OF bloodsuckers, some Of whom were
connected with President Grant by
marriage and others by more subtle
relationships Accordingly, they con
sprc to keep ont the men chosen by
tho ,,aoYlo and ta install thoua xrl,,,
,he h nednle bad ranud;a,ed In ,h;s
,.ons,r;,oc,, tLc,. MI tLa|-srn,,,,., AZ
President Grant, and the military force
Of the United States was employed TO
carry II out. OF course il was success
III anJ ,La nons,,ira,o,s have avn.
sinc. Lola ,h., STATE md have ,ulsd
and robbcd ,,s nconIc without mercy
new slec,;au Io;no now at hand
and il heinz certain that n tair vote Of
tbo neonle would tu,n the cousni,a,o,,.
Mi art ~ os,,cc ,hcv nloited IN prcvan,
this nv n system of re,,istro,ion Jcnriv'
;nr 4 Iar.,s n,ono,t;on NJ ,he ci,Iyens
of,ha M, pr yo,;no and sac,,.;n,, c,r
,he;r ow, , = ,,en,s thr rncon,,ollci now
or oc eonn,;n,, ,bc vo,es 10 MI, Kan,
sa,,,as - s' An s,,o. =, ral;ee I h,' ,.aaa" .
I'll w,ans h,ia,, ,L,s c,t o,r ,ho ,oonl.
~ Jom;s;ona J.,armined ~ IN ,ho
o,,oa, ~ ,,,aa Tha'' ,nse ,',a,as, ,ha;r
o''o,ossors ,,s ~ '' snd on T.esdq,. avon;na
,be e tnsnrrcr,ian WAS ann"yeu,lv me
aas.,,,i .nd ,hn c..nd,lrn, ;n,,yJ;na
Govo,nnen, nom ,rb;cb prssiJ.n, Gran,
v,s,d" IA ,,,"'ad ',,,,',, ,,o,, vas nv, ',n"',
and md ,bc I,;en,annn,' 'Govcrnor wbo had
hao,, I rsallv eIce,ed IN Is7g was aver
o;s,m,, KIM M ,a" ene,ions 81 ~ q Goro,.no, "~ Will
IL ,i;.ia,.on, ,a,',s ~ ~ g,a,o ,ha nm
nars ns,l,s ;,Iea,,l oxoc,,,;yo ,re,.o ,.,nad
,,, AMI o,h.rs var;ouslv annoin,cJ
re,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iup;ns, ,h,;' s,o,e NJ things anJ ,h;s
,,;n,,'nh If ,o,ul,r ;nst;re' pres;den,
cran,; i N intrrvcpe Win ,bc stron,,
hand rho ,co,,lo ~ Ian;,,ana a,rrc
anew ~ he % M, dnw, hv military ,orce
irho. have No., ,.ch.ljeJ a',a;,s, ,ho
I-n;;ed S,a,.s--,hcv have resis,ed no
law Of Congress ticv Inv, s;mplv cx
nell,J sta,c os,,ecrs whom thay Mad
No, slectcJ Inf wbo had heen G;s,aJ
unon tbem without moral ar Icgai right |
l}nr ,h;s ,Ley' 'are N hc nnn;sL"d mi
H." 10 ,,s,rns,s, - ,rc ~ be forred n,'nn ,h",,'
sms;n nj ma,,sr ri,h who, dae,r,c,;n ,ss
N rnLl;c orje, M. or n,nner,v
s"ch o,. M ,.onsoo,,rncrs M ~ h. a.,
s,en IN ,hc uss ar Iowless y;o,snc. anJ
r.sr !, ,,,,a,;nn ~ @ vi,an prcs;,,an' C,a'', ""
hv Nv Il "ov avn Vii and bv hayonc,. N,~@, ,na',a
W;,,;a,n y Kl,c~a covs,.,,er , ,,',, ~ ,,.,s [
a," ;ns,oad feLn n WcF.ery y,
,.n'am;,,eJ ,,;",c Car which hss has y"
a,'or s;nce ',,,cr,cd IN ha E ;n,,aa.h'a, s G
anJ hr"nah, 4 ,,sal This c,l,nc 'sss
his volun,arv % ac, There wss M 'o .',r ~
st,nint upon Kim there was M mo- re- reasoa. |