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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
AETER TIE RATTLE

The smoke has cleared away, the
dead have been buried, the wounded
are under proper treatment, and we
can take a calm review ofthe situation.
For fifteen yeprs the Republicans have
held the field, and were strongly en-.
trcnched in power One by one their
main outposts have been captured and
last year there was a rout along their
whole line. A desperate rally this
year, aided by power and plumber, has
enabled them TO recapturc few points
but they have lost so terribly elsewhere
that a grand charge next year will
lead TO their utter annihilation.
The campaign of 1875 closes as fol.
lows,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

An exchange says the Hon. Cassus
M. Clay, still hale and hearty, made
five vigorous speeches in the Missis-
sippi canvass. In one place he so
thoroughly exposed n carpet baggcr
who had just delivered speech, that
the peop!o seized him and would have
thrown him into the Mississippi river
had not Clay personally interccded in
the mans behalf Mr. Clay made a
Fremont speech at Curwensville in
1856. He is an able man and until
recently he was one OF the most Radi.
cal of Radicals. But from this on he
proposes TO oantagonizc the Grant family
and government corruption generally,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

The Philadelphia Commonwealth in
stead of blaming Pershing's defeat on
the financial plank ofthe Erie platform,
should give the facts and state that
Pershing was honestly and fairly
elected Governor of Pennsylvania, but
was cheated out of the office by frudu-
lent and corrupt votes in Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
IR0NSlDES STORE. }
November G, 1875 (

wish inform old the public generally that after Ten
ears experience In doing business
conclusion TO try on the Cash PLAN for the following
,s ny Ledger d mo wit
letrnule llss
i cnn
s"A"' 'hhi SMALL rhhCENTAGE nlennt o
In view of these and after MONDAY NovPu
b M to do STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS order 10 accomplish M
purpose "m determined TO make enters
y soe WIN inc CASH can leave without our
cnas ibs resolution will be strictly adhered an examna
ton by all who yhnr in nv lima T ho
VINO have been 10 the habit promptly paying bills would say %
ths changc OF base tended for their
mop, ney VIII not take nmbrag at which gives their
goods lower figures than could the reasons ov
have been paying debts poor customers and under %
credit system continue o 10 ~ Wv
Inviting all to call of ms intention sell u
w'l make II an object to buy for cash, | remain ~
The Pubicis Obcdien Servant
pa,A.p -,. G. S ILLEGAL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Garry the nows to Simon and Gov
Pollock Bclleiontc, the home OF
Governor Curtin, gives 10 majority ior
Pcrsbing, Democratic gain of 5s
And old Centre, Curtin's county, gives
Loo for Pershing, tho biggest ma.
jority il has given for thirty.tive years,
Garry tho news, carry tho news, carry
the news to Simon Beliefontc Watch
man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Mrs. Elizabeth Woodruff, wife of
II. d, Woodruff, Esq, senior editor of
the Johnstown Democrat died on the
7th inst, afteranilness ofthreo months.
She was very estimablc lady, and
was beloved by all who knew her.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

upsET.--Mississippi elects five Dem

UrsEr.--Mississippi elects five Dem,
ocratic Congressman out of six. The
House delegation in the Forty-third
Congress stood five Republicans to one
Democrat This is not oil. The
Democrats have as fully cleaned the
offices Of scalliwags and carpet
baggcrs rs they have the Congressional
delegation. The former good charac-
ter Of the Btete has been restored by
The people, after experimenting with
political barlots for fifteen years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

The GAME AND THE BLAME.-To the
Radicals of Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Philadelphia, Lancaster, Harrisburg,
and other large cities and towns we
can now transfer the title of being the
"Whiskcy Party" They have earned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

ABsESTEEIsM-The aggregate vote
polled for Buckalewahd Hartranft three
years ago, was 672,406. The vote for
Governor at the recent election aggrc-
gated only y6O9,564 This demonstrates
the fact that over 62,000 persons in
this State expressed no opinion on the
I'd of November That vote will be
out next iall Aud we are satisfied
that three-fourths of the voters will
never vote for Grant again, If they
over did before.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

REsToRED-Oregon falls into the
Democratic line. The State has been
revolutionizcd, and the Democratic
candidate for Congress is elected by
1900 majority against 1895 for Grant
i'm 1879
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

TROUBLE AT HfADQUARrERs.--The
petty plurality for Mr.. Rice, contrastcd
with the old-timc majorities of seventy
and eighty thousand votes, proves, in
the opinion of the Springfield RepuJi.
can, that the Republican party has no
firm or permanent hold upon Massa-
chusetts, and warns it that without
noble aims and more commanding il
cannot expect to carry the State in
the next national campaign.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

UUugrcss mccrs II, washington va
the first Monday of December, and
will organize by electing Democratic
officers What a cleaning out there
will be in the Capitol building.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
PENNSYL YANII-0EEIclL

Tho following is tho official vote of
the State for Governor this year, us
compared with the vote for Lieutenant
Governor last year, ilartranit's plu-
nlity is l2,030. Piolcttc received 293,-
1850 votes, aad Rawle 3O2, ,s75 Rawle's
plurality, 0,72j. Tho Prohibition vote
ioots ap 1924 for Browne, aud IL, ,lGs
for Pennypackcr. Both the Rcpubli.
can candidates obtain their election by
II minority vote
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

The Philadelphia Times aims to be
very precise when it says; John Lem
on's official majority Tor Senator in
Blair and Cambria is III. lie kissed
1859 babies during the contest" Lem
on's q sucker
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

QUITE A STREAK.-Although Mercer
county gave Hartranft nearly 800 ma
iority, the Democrats elected their
Prothonotary, Clerk of the Courts, and
Recorder, by maiorties ranging from
200 to 500.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

IMMovABLE.--The returns of the
Virginia election show that despite the
numerous independent canuuutcs Ior
Legislative honors, the Democrats have
made gains over their former large
majority in both branches of the Gen
eral Assembly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

A foot of snow fell at Buffalo, n. Y,
on Sunday morning, and the telegraph
wires at Omaha, Nebraska, were Gov
cred with seet a foot thick. So said
the Associate Press dispatches.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Coon. We notice that our friend
Kintcr, Democratic nominee for Sheriff
in Indiana county reduced the Radical
majority from 1900 to 9s3. He will
make the landing next time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
UP TO THe STANDARD.

According to the Democrat this is the
way they hold elections over in lndi.
ana county;
"0n the morning of the recent clec.
ton IN North Mahoning lp., the FREQ
and independent voters were no little
astonishcd and surprised 10 find posted
ON the building where the election
was held, n notice signed by the clcc-
ton officers Of tho district notifying
all persons that no Republican ticket
would DO received or counted which
had on IL the name of r. Milliiken
kintcr, the Democratic nominee for
sheriff. This notice remained posted
up for several hours, and was taken
down by Daniel Ramey. The officers
signing this notice were Joseph Shields,
Judge, and g. W, McConaghy and r.
G. Hoover, Inspectors.
We have never known q moro palpa-
bic aud lagrant violation of the spirit
OF our election laws than this. II was
one Of the basestand most unrighteous
attempts at tho coercion of voters that
has over come to our knowledge. Can
there be any freedom of choice in our
elections when the officers appointed
to receive the votes Of the citizens no
tify the electors that unless they vete
for certain candidates their ballots will
not bc counted?
We hope TO see an example made of
these men, who so lar forget their duty
as officers and law abiding citizens, as
to assume the role of the most virulent
and prcjudiccd politician. AS sworn
officers of the law Is was their plain
duty to receive the ballots of all legal
electors without question, and without
IN any manner debating to them how
they should vote, and at the close of
the polls to count the vote. What
business had these men outside of the
i0V'n-what business had they to issue
an order that tho ballots OF those only
voted for their candidates would bo
counted 7 Was their action based on
ignorance, or was il the result of a
plan deliberately formed to cocrcc the
free and independent citizens of their
township? We hope some public.
spirited citizens will make tho neccs-
sary information, and allow these gcn.
tlemcn TO make their defcnces before
our court of quarter sessions They
should not escape punishment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Senator Wallace leaves for the Ma
tional Capital the latter part of ncxt
week, preparatory to assuming his
Senatorial duties.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

TuE sprAKynsu,p-A vosh;nn,on
oorrosnondnn, go NJ v, y. ''''
.O''vspo"uo"' u 'no Ncw aork im'es
IN allndlng to the election OF n Speaker
of the next Congress, which meets on
the first Monday of December saws.
mrbo oon,os, q, ,ho eno.,,s,,
will soon ossrmo q ooro s o,;p'n ve"Sv,s",p e'. y.
at leost viii attract more u a,,on,;oD ,o;, "
pandai, 49," W. "'.i"'s MI a'''''Non' =,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

CHEAP GmEr.-An Albany On. VI
paper saga "a Mrs. Croft attended
Troy funeral md wept so loudly and
so bitterly that policeman searched
her and found five stolen tides in her
pockets"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

The Democrats OF Clinton county
like us Cleariioliers gave the Treasury
ship to the Radicals, just for the fun OF
seeing how they will do it,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
WANTED

hy Young man as clerk or accountant. Any
r'fiies wishing to employ such will apply m-
mediately. References given. Address, Box o.,
har'haas y, Cleardelj county. Pa.
Nov II, .I5-it
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

TnE ARGUMENTS.
Mr. Carnahan opened on behalf of
the Government. remarkine that the
indictment was found during his adj.
ministration as United States District
attorney, ana at the request of the
aa.',;.s a,s'v,nss uencra' ~ ne hao consented to
oomeinJoi Jo "'' S ,''ees ., un.'i 'he case was
,vno,u''u ,;n,on,. nc 1nen reviewed the tes-
T " ,o"S'u, an" cih'mea that
h"d hoan "au a"ple nouco ,hat ne
h" M ,ro,'ii Iii a", ,','ou, .'N, nc no' oh'y sa'u
Lo wonlJ -. s ~ = p"' assor'eu 'ua'
cd 20 a a,.,.,s, sayv. "'s one VINO attempt
Vls;, and p',i n no N"vw 'na' van
ofsocr, a a,,i puN.' N.Y. VIZ uoVerhment
nn,.naso ~ ~. Wv "'"oc nnown 'her
rLalt sa,';n, w"e" snuy c'neu nun 10
NJ ,.;ts 81, "s ,os a'v my prisoner
oil ~ y,V" ra,,,' ''ti' un' VIZ na'sna'i iol'ow-
isnsc siaLo.a,;a iL "y'e 'p.o0,os ' 'or .he ae'
omhod;aJ d;J;s IL ~ wy lesal princ'P'es
snhm;,,od wy Po'"'' ""'c" 'noy hau
I, 49, ,a.,,.. -.
M, NarshaiI iII" W. ,''S '"ru9 oeloch , .i wnen
ad;onrnod nn,;, ,Y"e'"uvu ",'.,. anu lae INC court
o',locL ~ g. S., i"','0r oe'V'e 'on
Mr. Rood will 1a 'n.'':' no'n,'s' wnon
snoccL fnr ~" co,'a.''' .o'"a'o',oo 'oo V'os''s
10 wv WV '''"''e"''
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Aiier District Attorney Reed had
addressed the Court Judge McKennan
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Reader. IL you want to know what is going on
In the business world just read our advertising
columns. the Speeial eolumn IN particular.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Tho list of special buildings on the
Centennial grounds is constantly in
creasing and present indications are
that their total number will be from
200 to 25O. Most of the important
foreign nations England, Germany,
Austria, France, Sweden, Egypt, Ja
pan and others-arc putting up one or
moro structures for each exhibiting
purposes, or for the use Of the commis-
stpcrs, exhibitor and visitors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
ANOTHER WAND IN TROUBLI

ANOIHER WARD IN TROUBLE
The Naval Academy at Annapolis
Maryland, is stuffed chuck full OF
Radical instructors and officials, but
still the colored wards of the nation
encounter the displcasurc of "the gov.
eminent The last outrage pcrpe-
trated at the Institution on the acol-
ored race is recorded in this way, by
the Baltimore american, whose editor
has becn one of the chief advocates OF
miscegenation and negro equality for
Is years. Hear HIM.
"The colored cadet in the naval acad.
envy, Henry h. Baker, jr., from Missis-
sippi, was dismissed from the academy
yesterday by the secretary of the navy,
at the re quest of the superintendent.
This cadet has occasioned continual
trouble since his entrance, more than
a year ago, into the naval school
Numbers OF classmates and others at
the school have been reported and sew
eral even dismissed, for molesting or
troubling him in various ways. but the
hypothesis that be was only an inno-
cent victim OF unprovolScd aggressions
is proven untenablc by the concurrent
testimony of his class and by the re-
port of the board of inquiry in regard
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

CLEARFlELD, Pa.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. II. 1878.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

Mr.. Van Welt was recalled by Mr..
Carnnhan; DO not recognize the
prisoner saw him but a very short
space Of timc eleven years ago Miller
joined me In the pursuit for Lsnsbcrry !;
ho was Tho man who struck md p6oi
Col, Butler ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17

The jury retired. and in hess than an
hour they returned q verdict Of "Not
guiltyT Lansbcrry was then dis.
charged, and was warmly congratula-
ted by his friends.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-17
MONEY MAKES THE MARE GOw
TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE

70 rng rrBLIc
, 1875-06-14

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nns 5u @elidt setommene drummer bic
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, 1875-06-14
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teslae um 1875 @rraens, triHt / Std napnb etn nm
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gen fer v: " uup 8. N8. Sabn Won .2pn@turs unp
antsren iieli&en sunft. n tn 0erbineuts. i 30
Bus @s 5; qsndbars gsanasisi sus ssrlabt Std.
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tlD ard.aidsts fnb mad alien iitli6sn unt fibwcRs
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&. % q. 1alfett.
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, 1875-06-14

gerbatuns etnes M6rbers.
aus 9apton Ohio, miro benz Gin.
Wolfsblatt folseroes telegrapbirt: Sa=
cob Suebero uuroe beute Iberb lpdt
perbaftet, nadoem Ell es befannt 6atte,
baB c rim Sabre 1856 einen Mann Dor
Der 8rocerie BON Wm. Glen II. Sons on
Der gde Der Walnut uno GolumbiaSt Str.
in Cincinnati ermorbete. Ser Name
oes Grmoroeten apuroe nibt angegeben.
IS mar oamals cine 9elobnung bon
$1,000 auf Die 8erbaftln9 bes Moroers
ansseiebt poroen, uno jeBt mad Werlauf
BON 49, Sahren ipurbe e1 in oieier Staot
BON Sreunoen bes Grmoroeten inoenti
Ticirt, uno als er %betrunten mar, geitano
er feline S9ulo Elm. a
, 1875-06-14

Sn Oibfob, Misc., bate Der
9euti9e peter @roB in Der @obnuns
leines eben BON 9euti6lanb suriidse=
febrten 0ermanbten Oswalb Menlel am
@amitas Mbeno li6 l6lper betrunfeu.
Sonntas Mprgen maAte er li6 auf be.
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uno Iebte ii9 auf Dem Seitenpese ME
Der, nur einige, 9ubeno SGritte BON
ieiner @obnung. 9a famen Orei be-
trunfene &erle bes @eses uno begannen
.ibn i9dnoli6 gu miBfanbeln. @r er-
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an Der @unoe amSonntas Mbeno, obne
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, 1875-06-14

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ni9t einmal i'm 8ilbe .%perfnuien" tDn=
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beri9tet: YoliSeicapitdn Subion i'm
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Chicago iiberiieoelte, gum Mnoenfen
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benz Stationbuus nit einem 9etpilien.
lieutenant Sergeant; oieler fraste, lpeI=
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ltelte, morouf Capt. 9uoIon antuorte,
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BON Der Mano, Seri6lus es ou Stiden
uno Itedte es in Den Ofen."
, 1875-06-14

8~esabIet Cure ~Glaen
@teuer. 5ol9enoe gerionen MUIR
ben bon benz 8oliaei=& i6ter Sonna=
bend Mor9en fur Die 0i6tbesabIuns
ibrer @laiien=S teuer befraft:
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Sbomplon, @eent, SideriDn & 9arris,
gilbert 9asfins, Ghparo Sizes, Sobn
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Mettert unb gatbarine Wbitmore.
Sober bate $42 Strafe gu Sablen.
9icies @ei6aft fur einen Sag mar ni6t
ihleht.
, 1875-06-14
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Sobn See unb Daniel Rearbion, lies
Zen ibre billisen Sunoe auf Der StraBe
fret uutber laufen.
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Der Stabt entfernt, getDotet pereen loa=
ten.
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Ser bodbetaste Grsbi16of purceu
uon, Cincinnati ipdre bieler Sage uln Elm
Saar um'sj 9eben setommen. Mls er
nit Dem @ater @lbrinf, Der futl1irte,
auf Der GanbItrabe bel Cincinnati einber
fubr, wuroe bas, Bfero ihe,t uno gins
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Der Gr5bii6of. Mlbrinf erbielt our1
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GIale farten pOrgeltern in oieiem@eri9te
our @erbanblun9:
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wurben ieoer $3.50 seitraft, neil le
8aI auf Der Strabe selpielt.
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gen Mansel an 8ir9idaft. aaf 80 aase
in Die Sail seianot.
Sletder Sobnion, Mnsriff auf 8. W.
9asner, 81 seitraft.
Sim Strange, snsriif auf Siaae
Brown, 81 9eftraft.
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$500.