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

demand j'isiicc iisiui ihose WIN pc'pc-
tlslte frauds.
iiv@y township ~ the State must be
thorongldy o'ganikcd, and every voter
enabled 10 vote insttr.
Tho llsmocr.ls sherlsl bel d u duty
70 SUPPORT The local Dcmoc,ar press,
TINT Al the intelligence which is needed
they can readily obtain ltiSthc duty
orshe Democracy 10 do ihiA 20 TINT
the uninf"fmcd. m,,l those who desire
to know those principles Of the Demo
cratic party may be instructed, and
those Of the people who desire light
and knowledge ii order to show the
causes and nuthorA OF present disasters
and coming pci1ls may have the evi-
dcncc at hand, The Young npm mv
earnestly invoked to devote someioi'
their means to this purpose.
Each county IN the State -honld
promptly organize county committee
Of earnest, active 'Dcmocnsts, who will
devote time and labor TO redeem the
Commonwealth and bring II back once
again to the support Of tho principles
of constitutional government.
Every mmi who proiesscs to believe
that honesty is the right policy in pals
lie as in private ailaIi~ should unite
freed from parties, TO put an end to the
frauds. corrptions, rings, jobs, and
schemes forihc pI'mdcro hgpeoplc.
which no sane man doubts are the ont
come Of the prohigacy OF the Radical
party. 3iI u n
The people Of Pennsylvania lately
ratiiledahd adopted the present Con-
stitutiou. "a
No sooner was this declared 90 be
the organic Inv Of the Commonwealth
| than the Radical Legislature created
a commissi,W the Radical majority IN
which may change all its re.orniatory
provisions, and reinstatcthose by which
The late Con 9Hntiou enabled a corrupt
Legislature to inilict vast injury ON the
people for special, rriyqie or partisan
objects.
Democrats uf Pennsylvania. we IN
woke all your patriotism, zeal energy,
iand ceaEcless vigilance ia the canvass
which is now begun l,s purposes pv
OF the highest concern TO every man 10
the State. We seek To obtain good
government, honesty, economy. pros
pciity, specie payments TINT the peo-
lplc may be- lightly burlcnrd ly tuSa'
lion; integrity ani purity IN public
officers; Il trne rcprcss alton OF the
moods and welfare Of tne people in the
State Legislature and IN Congress
ddclityniid honesty inthc departments
Of the State government fair elections
aud honest returns; destruction Of
rings in cities and State, and the ~
turn Of tins great aim glorious Com.
. monwcalth TO ITS rank among sister
States as tho Demecratis' key tone ~
The Federal arch, Which shodld rest on
the undeflcdanh restored Constitution
Of the United State of America.
No. 1914 WALNUT Street, in the
city of Philadelphia, we have now
: made the Democratic headquarters oi
the Committee and the Chairman
earnestly requests the chalrrncn of fths
county committees in the State to oper
? communication with him.promptly. II
: Is deemed essential that the organiga
tion Of townships and counties shoult
legin at once aud report made TO tn,
headquarters of the State Conmitte,
= weekly Address,
JOHN MILLER,
CHARM State Dem. Committee,
lOii WALNUT, 81, Philada
September 30. 1874
sEcnKTARlks of Tilk coMNirTFf
llRNRY G. OIMsrKn. Of Philadelphia.
". H. RKEl. Pittsburgh
, J. II, GnAnAu Jr., Carlisle. i-s'ei
b. NJ. MEAD, chamhcrsburt