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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05
EDMUND BOOKINGS PHARMACY

Prirr ANS as al the spginss Ey The tarrs- yts,
ssslisef, C9aEr=s, Gsyser, GrEi!ihsFs, F-.ai. IS
WtisFz, alEays ell rr7f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05
Potato Bug Poison !

Al e1Felzncs g nsrJFsl yeaFi bss p,qrt.-
!. Tia; Pzr.I Gfnz u tie oily t.=gtGIl sr,,,r,
q q The P5s;s Bgs
. That = pprs sriids Alone an he dsJsni-5 e
for oEtSlI essiEuesl1a, and lhgi!i !Iu.irs Co.,
"a teAA ~ ttg!ieEtisd tTisle- Il Uill Il -
tsii those Who t1vt tssa disappointed IN u, =
o. rams Urea lave zrd ~ iEiEf4gI g V1Tllis-
mixture
2, Paris Cree dos 10, is!uze The Fo,l,7 e., IL.
Soil.
GP'uIXE PAEIs GREY, With fan tirsea :, n,
Ule, f0T ale By
LOGAN, LIST d CO..
DTaSEisii, Byi!rt Cs--4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
ATTENTION, YorERs.--.Damo

ATTENTION, yorERs.-.Demoorats,
Tuesday, November I'd, is tho day
fixed by law, to turn out of Office a
band of public robbers, who have in.
tested the Executive and stato Treas,
ury departments Of our State for ten
years past. to the disgrace of all on.
gaged-oflicers rs well as voters.
Now, will you take the trouble aud 90
to the election on that day and belp to
turn them out and get honest men to
take their places, and thereby remove
the disgrace brought upon the State
and the peoplc2 Soc that you do this.
Give one day more of your time in
favor Of good government, and for the
ascendency Of the Democratic party,
the only party 6t TO govern . free
State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

Democrats do not split your ticket.
Our nominees are far more competent
and deserving of your suffrage than
those of the enemy. And the party
that cannot govern State without
robbing it will, of course, plunder
county if they get an opportunity
Vote tho straight ticket from Pcrshing
down to Neff, then you will be right
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

CHOOSE YE.-Hartranft and PERISH
ing are both servants of the people, the
one as Governor, the other as Judge.
Hartranft has deserted his post and is
travelling over the State and election
eering for another term. Pershing
remains on the bench, discharging the
duties of the Office TO which the people
called him, content to let the electors
of Pennsylvania decide between him,
self and his competitor without "honey-
fugling" or button-holing any body.
Which is the more faithful and digni.
fed officer =?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
SheriEs Sale.

DY virtue Of writs OF Vssdiiioni Erpona.. issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
held county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
in the borough of Clear6eld, on Saturday. The
soth day Of October, 1875, at / O'Clock, p. m.
the following described real estate, to wit
All that certain tract Of land situate 10 Brady
township, Cieardcld count Pennsy lvania, bound
ed aud described, as follows 0n the north BY
q. d. Goodlander on the east by Charles Mar
shill, on the west by s. couusii, aad on the
south by Erie turnpike, containing oashalf OF
an acre. with dwelling house. store house and
stable thereon. Seized, taken 10 esesa tion ant
TO be sold as the property of J. " Carlisle.
TERMS or sALs.--rhe price or sum at which
the property shall be struck of must be paid At
the time Of sale, or such her arrangement nts
made as win be approved. otherwise the property
VIII he Immediately Pot up aud sold again at
the expense aud risk Of the person 10 whom il
was struck Of, and who, In case Of deficiency at
such re sale, shall make good the SANE. and ia
no instance will tho Deed be presented in Court
for confirmation unless the money 10 actually
paid 10 the Sheriff.
W. R. MCPHERSON,
SHERIFrs 0Frtcg, Sheriff
Clearfeld, Pa, Oct. g. 1878
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

A MIsTAKE.-Iast week in calling
the readers attention to our ticket and
the nominees, we omitted TO mention
the name of our nominee for Coroner,
Mr.. Neff who resides in Burnside town.
ship, and also belongs to numerous
family who has resided for many
years in the southern section of the
county. He deserves this mark of
party confidence and will, of conrsc, be
elected. He has resided long enough
in the county to be eligible to the
office. That is something his compcti.
tor cannot boast of.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

DEMOCRATS ArrETIoNl-Thee enemies
of free government arc busily at work.
Everything that MONEY and trickcry
can accomplish is being done. A por-
ton of the SIX MILLIONS stolen
from the State Treasury by the Cam.
cron.Mackey ring is now being used in
this county to corrupt voters. Just
like all other criminals the Radical
leaders are making huge effort to es.
cape the pcnitentiary, which, Tweed
like, they will ornament before a year
passes around, II the people are op.
posed to plunder and 50 express them.
selves at the ballot box on Tuesday
naxt Hf IIr...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans coud of
Ciearheld county, there will be sold BY the under.
signed, Executor ofthe last will Of Samuel Boob.
deed, on the premises, on
saturday. October 30, 1875,
at o'clock p m the following valuable real e.
tate, late the property Of Samuel Books, dccea
situated 10 Burnside township. Cie,riieId coun,y
ienn'a, adjoining the borough OF Cherry Tres.
Indiana county, bounded aud described a. fol.
lows; Beginning ats post on east side Of the
borough Of Cherry Tree, thence along the variou.
lots north IL degrees west 39l perches to post
thence by ,and. of John Lockard and Walker.
south Is degrees east Soperches to post thence
south 2ol degrees west 80 perehes to a most
thence south rs degrees west 10 porcbe. to place
Of beginning eOn'aining ; acres and $50 perchss
This land Is favorably located, and of good
quality, aud Is divided into two pieces BY Dub.
lie road, and will be sold as whole or In parts.
as divided by said road
TEnns.'-eqe- half cash at confirmation OF sale
and the balances In one year with interest, 10 he
secured by judgment bond.
GEORGE W. BOOKS,
oct. To- ltF9-4t Eaerufnr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

THE LEAGUE FrGnT-The fghtwhich
has broken out between the Union
League and Pilgrims in Philadelphia,
is widening as the election approaches
A League Committee had made a re.
port, favoring the striking off of the
names of three of the Radical candi.
dates for lucrative offices, among them
Gen. Harry II. Bingham. This move,
of course, soon caused a breach in the
loyal ranks, which the League at
tempted to cure by taking vote, and
consequently held two days. election
last week resulting as follows:
Sustaining the COMMITTEES. go
Against the committee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5i
Majority in favor u tho committee. ........ 1913
This vote will prove the death Of
the Pilgrim candidates and never
ending feud within the walls of that
palxtial establishment But then It's
none of our funeral
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27


IMpuDEScE AND BUSINESS Hirling.
er, the Radical nominee for Coroner, ia
blessed with good load of the former
He is particularly active, and libcrally
mistakes the truth in this campaign,
And il is doubtful whether be has ever
paid tax in the county if he has
not, he is Ineligible, and could not hold
the oflce he was nominated for, il
elected, OF which there is no possibility.
On the other hand, our nominee, Mr..
Neff, was born and raised in the county,
and possesses the business qualifica-
tions which Hirlinger lacks, and is not
troubled with either brass or impu.
dence.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27


A MODEL MAS-Murray, the Rad
ical Chairman, is circulating a private
letter, directing oil his aids to concen.
trate their forces on Capt. McGaughey,
the Radical nominee for Treasurer, and
to trade off any Of the other candidates
on the ticket for votes for him. Muir
ray said nothing about this last trick
in class last Sunday, but some of his
circulars fell into the hands of the
wrong man, Another of his golden
rule" tricks is tho printing and cir
what purports to be tho Dem
ocratic ticket, omittipg tho name o
Mr. Walters, our nominee for Treas
urer, and substituting that Of Mr..
McGaughey. Such are some Of the
schemes of this young eChristian
Statesman" lie will put the veracity
of Coifax, 0akes Ames and Schofeld
in the shade before he arrives Of hall
their age.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
TuE STATE RounEas. I.eri.

TuE STATE RoHBras The Logisla,
tive committee, which has boon in.
yestigating the affairs Of the State
Treasury, report that b. W. Mackey
4 Co. have stolen sir millions Of dollars
of the peoples money, And yet this
same band of brigands are before the
people for recollection, 80 that they
may continue their outrageous robbery
Rawle, the Radical candidate for State
Treasurer, is only Mackcy's 'stool
pigeon" lfh Is unfortunately elected,
Msckey would still be Treasurer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

RADIcALIsM ILLUSTRATED. In 1861
when the Radical party took charge
of the affairs of this government, the
national debt amounted to little over
sIxTY-sIx MILLIONS OF DOLLARS $780,
243,72l). Ten years after it was over
TWO THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED MILL
IONS (s2,757, ,8s9,57l.l6), and is not
much better yet. How is that for
high, taxpayers? We are the heavi-
est taxed people on earth. And yet
but one-fiith Of our territory is under
cultivation. What prodigality and
combined. The reader may
peruse history back for two thousand
years, and he will fail TO find an ex-
ample. Where the Radical leaders
learned the lessons they have recorded,
we cannot conjecture. We have con-
cluded that they invented their scheme
of plunder, and are entitled to letters
patent, for the debt legacy they have
entailcd upon unborn generations in so
short time. 1t took the English
officials two hundred
years to accumulate a similar legacy
for their subjects.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

DEMOCRATS BEWARE The enemy
is fishing for you. He has taken sir
millions Of your money out of the State
Treasury and now wants to give
a small percentage of il back to you,
for your vote so as to continue their
robbery for three years more.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
FINANCIAL SLAVERY,

No political crime rests so heavily
upon a State or Nation, M u debt. In.
dividuals, similarly situated, can ap-
preciatc our remarks. The National
blessing" which has been cntailed on
US by Jay Cooke and his confcderatos,
presses on our business afIairs like n
night mare Burthened with debt
Of t,co thousand, three hundred millions Of
dollars, created by fools and fanatics
to remedy tho supposed evils Of chat
tel slavery, decrccd by "thc Creator of
all things" which was to continue "ior-
ever" proves curse to all. The
BLESSINGS of freedom" which cost a
million of human lives, and bcqucathed
us huge national debt for tho liberia
tion of four millions of persons, who
were far happier and more prosperous
than now, and the entailment Of this
huge debt upon forty millions Of people,
proves that fanatics are unfit to gov.
ern any country. This has beon
proven thousand times, and is re-
corded on every other page Of the
worlds history. Yet, the people Of the
United States have not needed the
lesson, and the consequence is upon us.
Knaves have the control of States,
and hypocritlcal debauchees, like
Beecher, are at the head of the church.
1t is no wonder everything is drifting
h--lwards-it's because the wicked
rule. Hence tho land mouneth.-
Hypocritcs and knaves are supreme
How long this devitry is to continue,
we are unable to say The people on
the I'd Of November can veto this
jubilee of social and moral evils, if they
will Are they strong enough TO do
it? We will see.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

OSLY Six MILLIoss.--This Is the
amount stolen out Of the State Treas.
ury by 2, W. Mackcy 4 Co., to enrich
the State ring and for spending money
about election times. These fellows
go before the people and gather in
their bard-earncd cash in the shape Of
taxes, and afterwards take 1t out OF
the Treasury for the purpose ofbribcry
and corruption, and NJ the same time,
prostitute like, shout vociferously for
"thc Union" from the street corners,
while laboring to destroy it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

ALI QuIET.-Ten days ago we for
warded several copies Of Radical news
papers to the Post Office Department,
as samples of fraud. We presume the
mail car has been drowned or burned
up, as the officials have not acknowl-
edged their receipt However, as the
party is founded on fraud and lives by
fraud, small fraud of this kind will
attract no attention at headquarters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

Tnr cRuciBLE,-Col, Wright, Chair.
man Of the State Committee, says
there is but ono contingency under
which we can be defeated on Tuesday.
By the Democrats staying at home. II
we have good turn out, our nominees
will be elected by $4,000 majority
The election turns upon this point.
Democrats will see, therefore, how
necessary il is for thom to 90 to tho
election on Tuesday next, and ask all
their ncighbors to 60, too. Democrats,
the rights of your person and property
depends on your conduct next Tues
day. If you want to remain free and
SEQ your country prosperous and hap
py again, you must go to the election
and help to turn the robbors out of
Office, who have nearly brought us 10
universal bankruptcy and national dis
grace. Act the part Of patriots and
do your duty to your country and
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
THE .SEE.iTORSR{P

The editor of tho RcIlefonto ll,,fcb
man ur u..l ... =, -.
~ ""' o"e VI 'n' '"rc'
s'"'"'v" VINO "ero seeking 'he nom
nation Tor SENATOR and who stood up
manillly for about two hundred and
forty.six ballots An tho ,r;sc me,,
nronh.s;od . d., 49,, a..
rr " 0,'' onv 'n'
'oni'rcnoo "9ourncu' ana that meek
WIZ strike unless he Is nominated.
Well, Meek was not nominated, and
here Is what be saws about Dr. Rover
Il, his ponc, ,os, ,scoL
To- ~ -.
ILL, ~ .'' p,upor p'acc ~ .ne mead OF our
o no', 80 ~.t IN. m WI" ~ iou"u .o.uay ,hc
for SoOa,or Az ly' Doys'' 'ne n1rh'noc
crac,;n w no,ors %o"sn' 81 Sons' W .ne Demo %
ono 81 1 yS"@ y, ho,;a.aS Jvn'rs county, .ny, every
Ino.s,,,, @ S "no n s': SenoVou tnc'r county
nom';no. ' ,nn a" a.,. n. cn,'''eu 20 the
nav hs , % d;s. ".sun "un;.. =, .no eonlercncS |"
,r;i} ho sa,;ass Uin.'a.n', '.';., we nopc al
tho;r hos. Su :" ", M'.i, ~ 'ne iesa,. anu uo
snccosss,,, % oonS;S". sWSn s"0 nalor,'y LOT 'ne
to which c"nm,w 'ros an,;,1a% any QUESTION as
no,n;nao i % n". S,, ma. en''.'ou 70 c,,. ,no
ton saw nron"r @ ~ qcovO conoodo p ,Hs, rlaa.. Sn
Gala m sos p,OI,i p;,i.S a ~ oVveao .n .aa. o'sar
ing the time for which Senator Wallace
was elected, and the Democrats of Cen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

DEMOCRATS, Go TO WoRK let our
friends throughout the county see to ii
that every Democratic voter is reused
up to tho importance of the coming
election. Now Is the time to lay out
this Radical State organization which
for years has had its headquarters at
Harrisburg in the Treasury ring Let
tbem clear out these prcycrs on their
substance and the battle will then be
half won for the next Presidential
Get cut the full vote on
next Tuesday
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

A BANKRUPT TREAsuRY.-Wo are
ashamed to chronicle the fact, but IL is
true. The State Treasery OF Pennsyl-
vani is bankrupt; althouht tlro mill
ion balance has been reported annually
for ten years. The State Treasury is
unable to meet the school warrants is.
sued by the department, after having
.plundered the taxpayers out of more
than SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
since 1866. 1t is awful. A full in.
vestigation will prove that our State
has been as hugely plundered as the
Southern States, although the latter
have been ruled by carpet-baggers and
scallawags, who made great preten-
tions of honesty. And yet this very
State band of robbers have the impu.
dence to go before the taxpayers and
ask them to retain them in power,
after having robbed them of their hard
earnings for ten years. Did ever an
ordinary highwayman display more
impert-nence and outlawry?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

The "PARsoN" SPEAKS. "Parson
Brownlow says Governor Amos of
Mississippi "knows about M little OF
the temper and wants of his constitu.
cnts as a mule docs Of mathematics. I"
A Mississippian, who, IL ia to be feared,
Is not entirely friendly to Gov, Amcs,
says that tho only psssible inaoouracy
ip that comment Is that II may he un.
Just to tho mule. ta4 aiaar,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

REVIVAL IN BUSINESS mo mot q
bit Of it while the present party in
power is allowed to dictate tho policy
Of the Government and rob the tax.
payers by collecting double salaries
and making presents of the public do
main to railroads. Business will never
revive whilo public robbers arc toll
Grated In office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

READ Ir,-Do not fail TO read the
address ofthc State Committee relating
TO the SIX MILLION State robbery,
as well as the report OF the Legislative
Committee on the same subject.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

The ticket is to be cut in two at the
black line and folded with al the names
inside and the word Estate" and county
on the outside. Vote this ticket with
out a scratch, and you will do your
country and the party some service.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

Although the Legislature of Michi-
gan, in January last, decided that Zach.
Chandler was unfit to represent that
State any longer in the United States
Senate, our dcuble-salaricd President
has just promoted him to a Cabinet
position, This latter move is . triumph
OF impudencc over common sense and
a direct thrust at the voiceof the people.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

Inc amount appropriated aud expend.
,o0O--ss, 900 90
Carpets ut $3.50 per yard brocade
at sl4 per yard; fringe at $3.50 per
yard fancy loops at $3.50 apiece, ian.
cy border at sdI75 pcr yard; curtains
that cost 1880 each for the mere max.
ing fancy brocade border at $3.50 per
yard silk tasseIs at ss cach---thcse
are the things that ate up the whole
$4,000 Of public money put in Cover.
nor Hartranft's hands In 1879 for re.
furnishing the executive mansion.
They moro than ate II up, for walra-
ven had to make deduction of s2ii..
80 on his bill to bring il within the
sum appropriated. 1'f
The vouchers fled by Mackcy show
that the sum Of u, ,296.60 voted by the
Legislature 10 I'LL up the "deficit in for.
mer appropriations for rcfitting the
executive mansion, was thrown away
IN the same reckless extravagant man.
ncr as the $4,000 handled BY Hart
ranft more directly. Hartris hsd
gone on making extravagant and alto
gcthcr unnecessary purchases after his
money had run 61s, And tie Iokisisturs
ought 10 havelcft him 20 find ne mon
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27


GRANT LTKE.-"Blood.letting," Sala-
ry-grabbing, Back Pay, and Credit
Mobilier-dealing Zach. Chandler has
been appointed Secretary Of the In.
terror. The Radicals of Michigan
kicked Zach. out of the United States
Senate, because of bis crimes and noto-
rious debauchcrics, and put a gentle
man of talent and integrity in his place.
But his social qualities and tastes being
in harmony with those of "thc Govern
ment," Zach. has been given Cabinet
portfolio. The first caller at the In
terror Department after Zach. took
his scat, was the "Rebel guerilla" Col.
John S. Mosby, of Virginia. Chandler,
Mosby and Grant What combina-
tion of social propriety, integrity,
patriotism and craftsmanship
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

DoS'r SCARE WoRrH A CEsT,-Thc
Democrats Of Pennsylvania arc not
likely to be alarmed by the noise the
Radicals make over carrying the cleo
tons in States that have voted steadily
with the Republican party ever since
tho Republican party was born. The
Democrats have nevpF done so well
before as they have this year in Ohio,
Iowa and Nebraska, and they know in
advance what November has in store
for thcm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

Read Meek on Boyer this week, as
copied from last weeks Wdtchman.--
The advice he gives to the Democrats
of Centre county can be utilized in
Clearfeld county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

A FooLIsH BASK,-Tbc Pirst Ma
tonal Bank at Tifin, Ohio, suspended
on tho 18th, because its Cashier, John
T. Huss. saw ft to commit suicide, a
National" concern should be able TO
stand tbe death of Of least one rogue.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE.
TO THE FALL TRADE.

Wk are now prepared TO offer to the Trade
w special INDUCEMENTS IN IMPORT.
ED QUEENsWAkE, in Crates Of Best White
"ranite and White Granite and Common Assort.
e. - suit IL" Trade. Alsa. to repaek to salt
purchasers, which we offer VERY Low TO CASH
AND PROMPT SHORT TINE CUSTOMERS
We are prepared to take orders for AMRRI.
CAN WHITE GRANITE. COMMON YELLOW
and ROCKINGHAM WARE. Mt Manuiacturers'
Lists aud Discounts. augll- I'm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

Jusr TuRs 0Cr-Ths only way the
Democrats can be defeated on the I'd
Of November, Is by the stay-at-home
vote. Let there be q tu,p out Of the
party on election day. and Pcnhiug
and Piollet will have $4,000 majority,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

A Coon TEsT.-Ilundreds OF promi.
ncnt Radicals are iorsaking the sinking
ship. Among the most prominent are
Ex-Governor Curtin, Hon. A. X. Nc
Clure, Hon. George Landon (of Brad.
ford county, Hon. Morrow b. Lowry,
Hon. Samuel Calvin, Daniel Kalbius,
Esq. (of Carbon county,, Hon. J. C.
Sturdevant (of Crawford county,, and
Hon. Orange Noble (of Eric), together
with scores of others who have held
less prominent positions in the party.
And the best of all is, that not single
prominent Democrat anywhere in the
State has joined the Radicals, while
scores oftheir best men arc coming over
to us; because Of the official corrup-
tion that so universally pervades every
branch of the National and State
Governments.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27
Tul Mpsnl.--Ohairman Wnghl

w MVsNL'-VhHIrn'uh WHght IN
a letter says Everything seems to
be working in our favor for glorious
victory on the 2d. Only get tho Dem.
oclals out to the election, and wo will
bs doubly sure that the enemy will be
driven to tho wall and compelled to
to the demands ofthc people
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-27

STANDARD LITERATuRE.-Those of
our readers who desire correct inform
alton on the financial question, now
among us, or correct orthodox vicws
on political economy, can employ their
tImo no better than by perusing the
speech Of Senator Wallace, delivered in
Pittsburg, and Chairman Wrights,
made at Reading on the 18th. Those
two gentlemen have passed over the
whole ground, and have plainly set
forth the cause Of our financial embar.
rassmcnts, and how to got over them,