Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-12-06

logg's organ, that Injustice to the Re
publican party the Republican MAORI
~ Of two years ago should be counted
as the true and just vote Of these par
ishcs. Ono is amazed by such a thin.
even being limited at hut these pccpl
will not DO deferred either by an ap
pearancc Of ahsurdity or Of villainy il
thcir proceedings. they net on thi
idea they will yet have -omc FIVE hun
drcd votes to overcome, which, consid
ering that they can throw out the re
turns from any parish at their owr
sweet will, wiilnot be difficult under
taking. There arc many other local.
tits to the returns from which objection
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= ls-aasEr S5 ;.S5 {; Con ei''oi,c, s'fsV
OF the gang requires. Il is true th,
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:" '"'" Po"s' - s',u'' ''' '"'pa'ua
'o""' "''" 'n'' 'ro"sn' WITNESSES IRON
all the parishes likely TO bo contested
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e",o' "' u''',,o'' Vons's''ns oi INC
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:, n ~ '."''.s' ''' /" "ons
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Pu"i'can nomination Tor senator, put
V'''s 'ei9 "hPoPu'"r among Inc ne
s'o'S' "o''''s convention was ca'leo
anu "Vsio ""'neu ""Acne'u was pu'
up Us an opPoS'''oi 'ahu'ua'e' hei-
,oss uicu 'onu'ino''~e inc twoiacuohs'
o"' ,n''eui ana gave ms endorsement
W " MARION. NOW, III Lo''S'"oh lney
''o'i''''o al puV inc 'wo electors at
'a's' ~ 'ne eoonsress'oha' districts out
Vo'e 'hom al on the same 'icket' as we
10 n'ie' ""ke"e'us supporters uid
not understand inc matter ana printed
'ne'roal'o's with only Inc names OF the
TWO electors at large and that OF the
eicctor from their district emitting the
names oil Tue electors irom the other
districts. ASS consequence, these five
o'"cr district electors on The Kepubli-
can ''ckct run behind Their colleagues
some z,vVV votes.
20 '"r "s ''.''''u"''on having been
'i"es s'seu ~ 'pe 'sia'e' hr' ottendor-
'er 'h'hNs 'hai most oi II was done by
'ue negroes TO preNenta any one OF their
own iaccNonns the Democratic ticket
me women especially, he sad, "dld
'ner u'hos' 10 Keep Inc coiored brelh-
ren from gong astray IN this respect.
! dian attempt to get the statistics,
ou' ! am aifa'd very large number
Oh swans were thrown over ny their
sweethear's Tor yenturing to hint at
'no prooao"i''y OF voting another than
the straight Republican ticket and as
for the domestic quarcls and oven
separations that have occurred for the
same reason, ] feel sad when | reflect
how mnny there must have been. The
lawlcssness in Louisiana ! believe is
mainly confined TO the Republican
camp | stopped in at the custom
house IN Now Orleans and saw the
pepuiy Marshals who had been hired
oy Packard to do some of his dirty
WORK. ana thoy were, SO lar as appear
ances 60 ,ne toughest crowd | ever
saw" as 'of INC people OF New Or
'eans, l iound less excitement among
.ne'n wnen got there than had left
IN new YORK spoke to the Demo
craiic leaders upon the subject, and
'hey assured me mat their followers
would accept the situation, whatever
II may turn out to be.
y '"o way continued Mr. utten-
'o''''' '"V n'Puo''cahs WIN no uouot
s"'s"'o' " u'"" CONCLUSIONS 'aVoraoic
" '"''' ',"''h 'na' many negroes were
P's'e"''u iioin VOTING py inc vote IN
certillh parishes ialling this year below
that of 1874. made inquiries about
this, and learned that in these parishes
tho Republican managers furnished no
ballots at the precinct polling places
but gave orders to tho negroes to 20 to
the parish town and cast their vote
there. hoping, by getting all of the col.