Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-19

von IA worth, oevorr ser;ous attention
mis- conrse bos 3oen odon,ed bv other
s,atos viii s",;ssac,ory rcsuI,s
,,a,
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of the E;sh Com m;ss;onors Lavc boen
in soma resnec,s olnost f,nitless be'
oause Tho Jorislaturo hos Ioft them N
their nnaidcd exertions to nrocure nro.
teot;on IN tbo fsb while the various
nrocesses for snnnlv;ng our rivers are
on trial If authority "a NOT given 10
the Comm;ss;oners to control the
streams while their exner;ments are in
progress II il manifestlv unwise 10
cont;nro ,bo worL bowever ;r,nort
ant ~ nromis;na Of o,eat rssnits n
might ba r. IA 100 late to discuss the
nrac,icahili,v of rcstoctinr rivers with
ash for that onestion has bcen absolved
from donbt and ;ts fsasib;Iitv demon.
styated IN ether states and count;es
wbere Streams have heen rof;llsd with
abundant snnnlies of choice fisb Of vari.
ons lind trust flat mast Ieoislation
In this hohalc wilI he srnnIemen,ed
with whatever is necessary 70 make a
sufficient test of Ash culture in Penn.
sylvania..
BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES.
The nnhHc sarvice has sustained n
sovere lsss IN Tho resignstion IF Hon
Georgo T. Harrison t5e ohle and an
cient Precedent of 10 Roard oc p,hIic
Cbar;,ias Tho hrooJ and bnmone
views Of Mr. Harrison and tbe nnre.
mi,,ed vooI and enorgv with which ho
devoted HIMSELF 10 f6o labors of tho
Rood and ,he faitIfnI odninistrotion
~ ;,s resnons;hlo trrsts hava won CIV
lin ,ho os,oon, - % onI o;,;~ons and
were alike honorable 70 bimseIf and
use,ul 10 Tho nublic Tho yacancv ,vos
61ed bv tbe election of the Hon q
Dowso1 Coleman whose oxnoriopce
and charitable disnosition ominentlv
Al him for ;ts dn,;as and o;vo ossrr.
onco that neither ths interest of I'm.
manitv or the nublie will be overlooked
in the superyision that The BOARD will
con,innc ,o MAKO of Tho var;ons ;nsti.
tnt;ons of tbo Stote
w. -
-, '4ohA'Oi,
The .puohc mind IS becoming SER.
ously alarmed about the prevalence OF
yagrancy, and some measures should
be taken to regulate ana restrain thus
propensity 10 iVe py Degghg ana III
'uie,o9s' tneio az 'rous''i,us VI '"S
who are unwilling to labor, and are
undeserving of sympathy, and whom |
itisa mistaken and misplaced charity TO
aid. The man whose suffering is real
and is driven to common beggary to
supply his wants, will not reeoil from
any proposition TO work and earn bis
bread, however humble or arduous the
labor to be performed, Would it not
be well, therefore, 10 establish regis
try to which all these vagrants or
tramps should be made to resort, and
where record of their names, places
oi resiuence anu "ppearahco couiu pe
,haue anu "nYio' upon app,,,Oa''oli,,i y |
wy, w a. q. aoso'u.S "n.., wani i NY 0oa'
~ ass'snou " SUM WIZ upon sne
se,ee.s ~ ,o"us ~ aol"e o.noi 49, e.,
thc assistance thev might receive A
~ snI as''s'"nee wy, n,isns ~ iGoelso'
,a''uie " ..po.. W Wy a"u
ah lPnuaslo. a. ~ ~ " s'':s rosiuenee W niil'
snou,u suyJs'' '"' "pP'''""' " WI ''''
n,,sovs
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The inspectors of the Eastern peni-
tentiary will address communication
to the Legislature in regard to the
overcrowded condition oi the lnstltu-
tlon IN their charge, ana the character
OF these gentlemen, ana tneir iamlliarl-
y WIN the various methods oil prison
alscipline' together with the necessity
oil making some provision ior thls ex-
cess oil prisoners IN the Eastern rem
tentafy' wlll' l am conhuent, OBTAIN 4
consideration Tor their opinions and
suggestions
COLONIAL RECORDS.
Tho publication of the Second Series
of Pennsylvania Archives. authorized
by act of Nav 13. 1874 has been car
ried forward TO the completion of two
yolumcs-tho srst and the third of the
series. The second which will EN-.
brace such of the rolls as are exiant
and memoranda of the officers and
soldiers from Pennsylvania. who served
In thc Revolutionarv var hos hean