Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-15
(. .CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1875


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PROTEST AGAINST HOT HASTE
Mr.. Hoar, OF Massachusetts, in refer
encc to casual remark OF some mcm
Der as TO this being political question
entirely disclaimed and repudiated such
an idea On the point OF the impcach
ability OF person not IN office he re-
terred to the case OF Whittcmore, ol
south Carolina, in which the House
had determined that formal, actual
remuneration of an office terminated
the Office, and that any American citi-
1.n ooulu i"y uo"h "n oii'cc heiu oy
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down tho doo,r;na5 n a, /, 5onId 40. ~ ha
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,ho Hterai dasor;n,;on % e De tso ~ Co"a,;,,, We"
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bLAoAbuhNs VIEW of THE CASE
Mr., Blackburn, OF Kentucky, another
member OF the committee, expressed
his satisfaction that the report which
had been read by. his colleague Mr..
Clymer] showed to the world that
nothing had been left undone by the
committee to shield and shelter IRON
dlshonor every person except the one
whom 1t was the duty of the commit
toe to investigate and report upon. lie
would not consent that the gentleman
from Massachusetts should make this
a political or partisan question. lie
would not consent that his side of the
house should be placed in the position
ofprosecutors and the other side should
take up the position of defenders. 1t
Wng n QupgtlOn which nldraeSpl itself