Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-06-18
NEW SERIES--V0L. 90, NO. "a.


officials by an exhibition of mower
the elections shall be pure if il take
Davenport and all the convicted crimi
nails and oocupants of all tho dens n
infamv in our great cities 10 monag,
them: the election laws shall be en-
forced and without the appearance O
violence if n battery of artillery has I,
he trained ON eyeiy hallol.box in "a,
lands and lastly the electious shall be
fair ie we have Ia arrest without war,
rant and imprison without bnil untiI
the elections are over every man wbc
oeS e'.e'.ouo ar oner, osory nun who
Tns Tt. " so'1 sno .e,nDori',I pn,, 'leAes.
~ 'pee.ueo VI 'uo .'opuo',1a" oon'
,Seas ayoaa os nean .nis' 'no 'e,oes Vi INC res
Ies n.e" '',s, "nu 'net nioa'i n,ore
suau .n,s, -ni' = ies'ueii'7-ih eiIoct they
say that unless we can use the army
at the polls we will let that army dis
solve, we will leave our forts and ar
senals ungarrisoned, we will strip the
frontiers OF all protection and let the
men, women and children of that bor-
der country be slaughtered and scalp
ed and the unchecked savage extend
bis barbarous sway over all that land
Of promise, once more RENTED to its
ancient wildness. We will not only
do this, but we will denounce the DEM
ocratic members of Congress who of.
fered us the money to support this
army as the authors of this disaster.
All these things we will do rather than
lose our chances to count in the next
President, and we will cover the facts
and obscure the logic Of the case by
r,"-inhamin1, 81, l;.ss,o r~eindices of
the war IN lhe hearls Oh our Iohstitu,
ehts Cah IL oe poss,oie 10 uo th's
Is there 10 DC no emu 10 passion, no
restoration Oh reason we shali see'
hod,. !, tne preatn was ABOUT 10 leave my
one word "a ~aS ,' permitted 70 say pu. .
needed that word sboh,19 9oun'i{ ~, ~, noss -,
Rest from strife rest from Sectional
conflict rest from sectional bitterness
rest from inaammatorv appeals resi-
from this constant most npwise and
unnroftable AGITATION Rest in ali
lands and in an literature il used as
tho symbol of the most nerfsct state
Of felicity which mankind can attain in
this world and the ncxt aAnd tbe
land had rest said thc old Uebrcw
chronicles in describing the reign Of
their GOOD kinos Heaven itself ia
described as rest-a place awbere the
weary are at restn "There remainetb
therefore. A rest for the peonle of God. u
saith the apostle Can we not give
this rest to our people, | know. Mr.
President that those from whom (
come desire il above their chief low
The excitement tbroupb which thev
have passed for the last twenty wears.
the suffering and the sorrow. the cal.
amity, public and private, which they
have undergone have filled their hearts
with indescribeble warnings for ma.
tional neaoe for n complete moral as
well as nbvsical restoration of the
Union. There il one poliov and but
one TO effect this object. and that is
the policy, of Cancellation of restora.
tion so steadily pursued bv the Demo.
cratic statesmen and peonle of the
North. II is the only true statesman.
shp for our condition. the only gen.
uine remedy for the hard times with
which we are afflicted. Nature every.
where teaches H. and her thousand