Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31


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Oh the army, the 'stter protesting
agaisl ine removai Oh ueherai oher-
dan, saying he was q very popular man
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PIE, put notwithstanding TINS assertion,
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not reinstated' AT that time the peo-
PIE OF LOUISIANA appeared 10 DO IN q
disturbed cohuiuon, ana most oi ihe
aptagonism seems 10 nave resulted from
ueherai oheridahs management
THE THIRD TERM PLOT.
Now the query comes up in this dis
tractcd condition of affairs in Louisi-
ana: Why is il, | ask. has this man
been selected and sent back to this
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in revolt and in tbo midst of tba, crv
and tho nre;nd;ca or one mart Of 10
country beng melted against another
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i Very easv N 900 what tho result
would he No Let us have neace !
I know the determination Of that neo.
nile Their yreat object is 10 be restor.
ed back into the Union unon an eoual
footing with ali the other States and
that Is all that they desire and n fair
participation in the Legislation of the
country. will tell some of those who
are acting behind the curtain and who
are clinginp 10 power. that il cannot
be obtained by popular consent and the
approval of their public acts here
We will have a terrorism. and in the
midst Of excitement, and in the midst
of n war cry, they will triumphantly
ride into tho Presidency for third
Presidential term. and when this shall
have been accomplished that will be the
end of the liberties of this country.
TApplausc in tho galleries
The President pro tenn. informed the
galleries that il is in violation of the
rules of the Senate to express APPROX.
al or disapproval of the proceedings Of
the Senate. and directed the sergeant.
alarms to put sufficient force in the
galleries to preserve order.
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Mr. Johnson resnming, said that II
was his nrm conviction that third
term ior President violated the exam
pie oil washington, winch has become
a part oil tho constitution by the ac,
qulescence Of the people, who would
look upon It's violation as a sacrllege'
washington wanted 10 retire at the
end OF four years, and was only pre-