Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-10-11

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cd him from assau''s' 70 whom no must
look Tor support in tnc iuture, WIN or,
dinarily control DIS actlon, ana no VIII
DO nothing onehs'vo " .hom.'
In q large degree 'nat expresses 'ne
truth IN respect 70 ueneral 1rants
Administratoh, ~ what MS party
has made H. ANA ms party Is what
its leaders nave maoo y. rour years
ago, IN my opening auuress as a candl'
date ior Governor, expressed my per-
sonai respect ior uenera, 1rant IN the
opinion that inc pcoP'o h"u less cause
10 apprehenu IN oV" Poiicy from MN
than IRON the ma'igh ana powerful IN
huences with wh,cn nc would DO sur
rounded. iou aii know that the re-
snits nave more tnan reai'sco my pre-
u'o''on, Wv" .y'o'" 70 ~"
s"0o.e. ~, "'I w"s,ss'i nas y''u " ~ oso.'
pe..ass, .'.;s s assS yApune,'a.ss !.
hos % hoconaa ,s;3s.snrcad y nd ala rm;n,,
S~naI', Cue % ,ha p,os;dap, con- a nv, he raI;nSs
10y ~ wy .;t;,;,,, s,~ 90 oyo. "h"sc'I .yI :.
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um soo os"S' nn ni'on 'aaS a.sS pay o'uo's y
.no 'u.oossoi " you nnu .no siouhu
oi sucn noPo anu expectation IN ,he
o 10 - sorann - y, ,;.b ~ ou .o,.san., u, 'ia' y,
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p'.ugos " 'no p'oP'e VI w you
s.st sn,ns no y .na, y, es.JrSor m,', W ~
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eaP1I,ohon P h;1 Mnen ~ P,euseu n'l,so,, To
anu @ n's nua',,,'s'.a''on ~ 'n' t. uson
no "as no' o'iong enoesn W "'.,ese nv
SUCCESS ~ ,ho inluS' VI ausers. i lInu,
e eneos wn'en p"rty "pu r Pa,.y 'e"uo'o ~
ps paousn' ,:so aoous n'n', ~ nnu'1 ,a na'
neon 20 ulsas'rous ,s;a us " oause y ieau'
ing sT. meP1o'.cal p,,, ,ncwsPapor 70 eAu'a,ni !
a, INV, ne nePuonva9 ';n; parry nas r'vvn1u w;,s
.no uo.'siso ur's'' ~ l's ,, n's.oiy WIN
III u snoi' .,,ho " WIZ c'.ne. SHAKE
l,sel' ,; c'ear =, ~ 'no rnsclnelcS mh,eh ,. nnve
u.sYia.eu I" ~ VI ~ uo"" " u's"o'o. .
anu uclens' -.
ln ovcry o.a'o 'ne,c are lnous''llus ol u
so'ers , mnoso nn;u;, minus are ,nauo up 'n's m
uay pcypnu Poss'on'.y ., cnangci 70
rouee'', .ne nonor oi tne hnief'can NC
Puo,o ~ suon Vo'es noIoa,'er .na'
ne,'ne. , uian. nor an, VI n'S ,aSo',.Js' ~
'ior "ny man VINO mas in,Puuehl'y ca,',
gu our ols' ser'icc ',ne oes. 'ne WORM
ever saw, nor any ueienuer anu aPo'-
oglst ior 'ms most scandaious ADMIN
istiatloh, Shail ever again pe apie 10
ciaim Una, nc mas the American Peo-
PIE peh'hd nin'' democracy may DC
dangerous, true put IL is not hithy
win or'oes ana steailhgs'
Is the party, with the machinery in
the hands of the well-known managers
and leaders, better than General Grant ?
Does it show disposition or ability TO
reform A Democratic House of Rep
resentatives has lifted the covering, and
the country is astoundcd and shocked
at the spectacle. You may Judge Of
the temper OF the party by the man
ner in which it receives the investiga-
tions, exposures and proposed reforms.
when yon see the newspapers and
leaders convulsed win rage because
crime IS exposed and criminals are
Drought 10 punishment, you may Know
iuli wen that party under such con-
trol can not restore puohc virtue
AGAIN, you seek retrenchment IN pup
lic expenditures Can you reasonably
expect 1t from the party IN power 7
Turn 10 inc history OF the past eight
months. A Democratic House deter