Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-08-23

I lAx tgx I'm ts.
po"o, ""u o'uo' "N"'o" w w ~
duced tho credit oil the common
wealths will be restored, and you will
|. lho,a oorton,mont acd ;ndus,rc an,
""'o ""'
peace ana oruer ana just aufninlstra
ton of tho law. u
But it is charged that the free schooli
d are disturbed it is alleged that edu
. cation does not prosper in the State,
that arc reconstructed and under Dom
ocratic control Such is not the fact
I Sir, Dut yesterday, TINS week certainly
We have the information from the
trnsteas NJ Tho po.bod,, oJ,oo,ional
sI.S ~
iunu that III MI the otatcs south save
, and except alone the States of South
Carolina I op;siopo and Elo,.;do tho;,
~, ~ a -
sonoo' sys'en's ",o oe'"B proPcriy man
sgeu anu carcu ior, wn'io u, tnosc
/. states ,no report states that ,hey arc
NOT oeihg properly managed, tnat they
are hoe po'hg careu ior' iho report
: oi MI o'earhs, the general agent, Is Us
iollows:
The report shows the general nouri,hing con
saeop, IN ,Srss pSu sao. Of T Florida ] sou,S cs,
Olina, and Louisiana. Mr.. George Peabody Rus.
sell, who has been spending ,he las, winter in
sovs @ % Ss a,ssstea from ,ss,p State % n the
Of advancing their educational interests until
there was a. change in their State Government
Here is an answer to the educational
argument of Senators, and you find
this answer everywhere in the Demo
cratic South. The charge of the Sen.
ator who was last upon the floor in
this regard may be placed side by side
with the report of the general agent Of
a non.partisan independent educational
fund, and let the people judge between
them.
This is q q political discussion. IL
has dcgenerated into such We recog.
nize IL: IL is declared 10 be sucb by
our brethren on the other side We
have already had cxtrrcts from the
letter of acceptance of Mr.. Tilden, let
me read another brief extract.
Speaking of the South and the ne
groes, he saws:
But, in aid Of a re.ul, so bonoa cent, III, moral
influence Of every good citizen, as we'll as every
governmental Cover authority ought to BE- be- eTsrisd, not
law, but likewise to establish cordial fraternity
and GOOD will among eitizens. vbntevr, tbcir ,aco
or color, who are now united In The ono destiny
Of common self. government.
pI. ~. Ii,. ~, .,
'",o 'nis ueVi"ia''oh siue py sue
| with the concluding paragraph OF the
renort of tho Senator from Mnseachu-
80 ru. pa,.uaii1 ,f:.1,.
sO.'o l4"i' pout"oil VI "lSaissIPpi
winch reads thus:
| a. Thu consiitution.l ypny.n,aa oe n p.n,,,u
enn form of goyernmani to eyeyv S,a,a siiI ,a
oura N, Ifni,ed s,a,.s n ,has. Sso.J."' ~
erease or evan eontlnns snd ali ,n,,d., ,na.
shall nroye IpsfIectnaI. 40 ,smand ,hs s,.,a 10 I.
territorial condition ani ,b,oagh az Tan orrah'
liz ,dueaton and k,ndrsd ,nesns 81 inns,ra,rn,,
change ibo ideas oe ,hs ,nhah,ian,' "a ,'as,'
s,,nns ,be raysrn,nsn, n,on pa.'',,,,a., ~.
NFs Np''''''' ''s''.
foiiow inns with the argument OF
| tho cool. clear-headcd Senator from
Varnon, ,oodo on ,L;s oros,i,,., ~
I..a 49, '' i"oo.'o"i :"
"hich nc looks 10 recohstrncting re-
construction, and then / ask Senators
on whose side will those who love
peace and order, who believe in tho
stability OF government and in honest
payment OF the public debt, be found ?
Senators who occupy the vantage
ground of leadership, as do these SEN
ators do not deliberately conclude
their State papers ormake thcirstudied
addresses without purpose to executs
the conclusions at which they arrive.
Sir, is it to be questioned whether the
order and law loving people of the
North, nay more, sir, the capital of
the North, will not scan these declara-
tions with the closest scrunity2 /
mistake much their temper if this pro.
gramme be not tho tocsim of danger,
the fire-bell in the night, to arouse that
capital and those people to the just ap-
prchension of what the entertainment
is to which they are invited.
But, sir, this is not all. One of your
most pronounced partisan papers but
yesterday denounced in unmeasured
terms TINS programme IN emphatic and
decided language Ihe New York
Tunes OF yesterday, the mouth-piece of
the capital OF the city OF New York on
the Republican side, emphatlcally ct,
nounces 1t. 1t says;
A more Outrageou, proposition cannot be easily
imagined, ,a ina, IN thls Centennial year, before
died away grave Senator's should o.e 70 ur y".
somewhere power which on It's face would be
equivalent to confession hat the Ropuellc is
oredui,y Of apy dI,pss.ioosts observer 'i nsre ,q
!, the proposition, however, and IN form that
leaves no room 70 doubt the earnesiness Of II. au.
uses. N, % 10 &c q
would preserve the administrator Of the Gov.