Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
CONSTTTUTTONAL RELIGION

CONSTITUTIONAL RELIGION.
This scheme has been troubling n
certain class ofreformers for some time,
especially that wing of Cody men
termed by loyalists "Christian States
men and Bankers" made up ofsuch
mon us Judge Strong, d ithe United
States Supreme Bench, who agreed be-
fore he uas appointed, to decide avery
important question, pending before that
tribunal, in Jay Cooke Il Co.'S interest.
And yet they failed. Ex-Gov. Pollock,
of the United States Mint the manu-
hcturer Of bogus coin, with "in God
we trust stamped on its face TO make
il pass for silver, together with Schuy.
Ter Colfx, Oakes Amcs, James Brooks,
Judge Scofeld and tho other members
Of the crew, who dealt so largely in
Credit Mobilier stocks and robbed the
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the men who are constantly agitating
the question Of incorporating God and
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people for opinions sake. Such re-
co,.n,o,., La,a o,,,.saj ~ ,,orld ara.
ioi i"'eio nay "i'eu 'no "oiiu WV
since the flood. and they will "pester"
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iiiahhiiiu ior gehofatiofis 10 coihe'
The annual conversations of these
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CONSTITUTIONAL religi0nlsts Tor several
,..ors hool, hora davaIonoa 100 ,.a,,,
, $50 '"N'N navy wv N''P0'i WV Wy
material facts. which must have at
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tracteu inc attentioh oi inc ciose oo-
server but NOT Of Tho many Tho mon
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OF talent and brains who were IN the
soLo,,a s;,, ,,oa,.s 80 Lora naarl,- ali
's"N"ie 80 '"'' "so '"'o "'"'y
Jumped off the train. New leaders
nave co''o W tnc iroh'' anu ha'e, III
two venrs develoned tbe;r nlans ,nore
broadly than ,ho d;screet and conser,v.
a,;ve old monaoers had done p s-'.
AT their recent session in Columbus
Ohio DR. Pollock stated the object Of
the MEETING 10 he this lohf 1q +
Our petition ask. for such an .m.udu.p, .
tn. Consultation IN "a, shall suitably s1prs.. ocr
source Of ali power and authority in civil rov,r.
ment Of the Lord Jesus Chri,t as tho Ruler Of
Nationss and Of hi, revealed win as Of suprems
AUTHORITY The second REQUEST In hi, petition
--tha, Jesus Christ shall be ncknowleds a. the
II uler of IN, nation.--i. tbe ,itai i.sne Of mi,
question, There are sincere hui partial frispd,
Of ibis cause who are villinr 10 Weld III, poipt
and accsnt ,imnly an .,Lnov lsa,msn, ~ Z, "a
po..;htv ,hs In. -. H. ,hs h;.,.r. a. ~.
country vben ,his would h,ye hsen ..s.c;sn,
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Jistine,lv made 4, /. The dis.inc,xlv CsJs,isn
features Of our soyerpment which are most VIC.
lently a',aIled. Tho special controversy is not
i. relation to The " religion Of Jesus SIC ci.is., and and
the third thing for which our petition prys I,
edged as the supreme law Of our public and 80.
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'',so uO'9 ~ 'n,, wa,
set forth from an authorised sours.. It's osyi.
sanss ina. ;usa an 0 81 our
ideas .. to the theory Of equal rights of ali men
mad. an .ssi,s Instrument, pu, into force Sy Al y
propri.!e lcsila'ion, Z WI Be- nses...ry and
The part Of ali who hold ofies under i. Where
e Bit. ia Il. ~ as
Ing q course q. Bib, :. Interpreted ,, the su-
HI Hers wa have % tbe schemo, "a, /, !. .g,. nm,
.hell-a s,.,a ra,;,,on ;ns, % soon .s
Tho con.,;,n,;or of ,ho Irn;,sa s,.,.s
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the political harlots who dealt in Cred
Ut Mobilier stocks, and the fixing up
of the Supreme Court to say that the
Bible is the supreme law of the United
States, is suggested by the appoint
mont of former judges, who in advance
agreed TO say that "grecnbacks" were