Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-17

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the Southern States, and invite carpet
baggcrs and plundcrers to play by
themselves hereafter. lie will teach
Louisiana that his tainted victory from
the Wells Return Board of that State
is the very last that the country car
stand, and that Packard must retire
Kellogg must vanish, and Wells bt
branded as an outcast. The safety ol
the Hayes administration imperatively
demands it, and the country will suffer
no convulsion by the final overthrow
Of the adventures who have shamcd
the Nation and lett the South one
field Of desolation.
4. lie will cast from him the dregs
OF the Grant administration by the
dismissal IRON his trust of the Gamer
ons, the Chambers, the Mortons, and
the Shermans, Of the party. He will
not hurl them over the battlcments oi
the administration by any aggressive
acts, but he will end their revolutionary
policy, discard their dependents, and
offend them IN his earnest effort to
teach forgetiulness of the stains upon
his own skirts, by disownIng those who
waded through usurpation and corrup.
ton TO bear him his crown.
D. He will aim TO harmonizo both
branches of Congress with the admin.
istration, He well understands that
he has the lawful but not the moral
support Of the Nation in his great
office, and he cannot confront an ad.
verse House or Senate. He will dis
sever the South by giving the Con.
servativcs the control of every State
Government, and ending all military
interference with their local affairs
With that done, what will they have
to war against ? Their great battle
will be won, and how easily may they
lnaugurate Conservative administra-
ton organization in the House by the
election of some such man as Banks to
the Speakership p? The South wants
government, law and peace, and Hayes
has those commodities TO give them in
exchange for tolerance of his blotted
title TO the Presidency.
G. The North will share the infection
or political disruption, and uncertainty
will be stamped on every Northern
State from Now Hampshire to the
Mississippi, with the single exception
Of Vermont. The worst element of
Republicanism, those which have been
fostered by Grant and have been the
prolific authors Of reproach upon the
Republican name will desert Hayes,
for they are true only to the instincts
of the jobber They will be the loud
est and iiercest to denounce Hayes as
and n fraud that was spawned
of fraud but just TO the extent that
such elements condemn him, will the
better element of both parties sustain
him. The Nation will never love
Hayes, nor can it ever esteem him as
having justly won the chief authority
of a great people, but it will honor his
just acts and sustain him in so far as
he shall be right.
I. The organs of the party which
have been proclaiming Hampton and
Nichols from day to day as conspira-
tors, assassins and usurpers, and which
have been flaming with hate and ven
geancc against the South, will, within
thirty days, declare Hampton and
TO be estimablc gentlemen
and lawful Governors, and they will
pay tribute to peace and universal
brotherhood as the shrines at which
every patriot should bow.
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