Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-29

gle, soon to be consigned to the pot
ter's field.
j. The offspring of John Brown, Bur.
lingame, Seward, Hale, Chase, Banks,
! Giddings, and other avowed and sworn
breakers, known as black Re.
publicans, are even now in ertremis.
= Twenty years of outlawry; section.
= alism unconstitutional legislation pa.
tronizing and entrenching monopolies
degrading white labor by the intro.
duction Of Chinese servitude corrup.
tion everywhere manifest, from the
ward scavenger to the President /;
stealing the archives of the Government
= in order to destroy the truth of bisto.
ry and gigantic swindlcs of every name
and nature, even TO the stealing of
the Presidency of these United States,
is pyramid Of crime and odium de-
testable and wcighty enough to curse
and damn the world, lot alone the Gar.
fields, ConkIings, Bradys, Blaines,
Bradleys, Belknaps, Babcocks, sher.
mans, Grants and Pinkstons, who are
the fgure-heads Of crime and political
debascment in the monstrous and dis
gusting drama attendant upon oxpir.
ing black Republicanism.
What is known as the "administra.
tion" seeks to prop its tottering power
and ugly dreams of the weak and dy.
ing members Of houndering organi.
cation, by the mildew called "patron.
age" That power, in the hands off
this black Republican "closed corpora.
tion" which has poisoned, diseased and
gangreened politics in the United
States Government, IN the State, in
each county, city, township and school
district.
But this time patronage has lost its
charm, is too thin, or will not reach |
far and wide enough to keep black Re.
publicansm from disintegrating.
Four years ago the virtuous rags Of
Eliza Prnkston, the perjury of Brad. |
ley and Garfield, and the legal acumen
of Matthews ondeavorcd, in vain, to
drown public sentiment and falsify the
truth Of the sworn, acknowledged and
recorded election to the Presidency OF
the United States, OF Samuel J. Tilden.
They succeeded in disarming a patri.
otic public and legalizing for a brief
four year lease the chance and power
OF Brady, Dorsey, and the outlaws
controlling black Republicanism in the
interests Of James A. Garfield.
"From the lips Of truth one mighty breath n
Shall, like Whrlwiud, scatter IN It's breeze
That whole dark pile Of human mockeries"
The ghosts Of disaster loom up at
every turn the "ddmmstration" makes
and, Banquo like, will not down.
The "Ohio crowd" experience the
fact that wooden pavements, DeGol.
yer Morey letter and Star routes unfit
them for the final conflict with. i'm
pending doom. That they are
"Too mean for earth, yet claiming kin with
The dirt and filth besmirchiug Gar.
field, Blaine, Judges Of the Supreme
Court, almost every one of the black
Republican crowd in Office, and the
use Of some Of the plunder to carry In
diana for Garfield, relieves Dorsey and {
Brady for fear OF punishment Part
ners in crime and shareholders in :
common stock will not be allowed to /
60 to the penitentiary, But the pco. ,
pie know, and will act on the knowl.
edge, that these knaves are the pail. !
bearers of black Republicanism.
For the dupcs and simpletons who t
are members Of this band, called the :
black Republican party, we have :
kindly feeling and deep sympathy.
We feel sad for those who from pure
motives, or sentimontalism, have join. a
ed and helped to swell the strength of 9
this so.called Republican party. They )
have not had, nor desired any share of !.
plunder Of their leaders. They were ]
ignorant of the corruption and means
to make elections a success.
In the beginning of the end of the o
greatest rascality and political tsrpi. p
Jude of ancient or modern times. under a,
he cloak Of "God and morality" lib. s.
'rty, virtue, the flag, etc, etc, limo. \
'ence in black Republicanism will ~
tand aside and prepare for scenes that a
must freeze their loyal blood Behold a,
President and Vice President check
y jowl. Tho Misunderstanding
nd the "Ohio crowd" in death strug. y
gle, and all the while Presidential pat. z'
onago bnsily engaged corruptng cor.
upton itself, and We have such pre- N
Of disgrace and moral nash. it
ess, as will shock overy observer 3,
As the death struggle goes on, be. - =
ween the thoroughly rotten elements 81
omposing black Republicanism, Il is u
onsoling to think that, when thieves
all out, the Democratic party, which g,
all that remains of our country, will Of
ct It's dues. Belefonte JVdfcLmar. 70
GRANTS LETTERs.-Gonera Grant tic
'rote TO President Garfield consenting foi
} the publication Of two letters which sa g.,
'ccntly passed between thom concern. an
lg some Of the Presidents appoint. rF
tents. Ex-Colector Murphy, OF New M
ork, is continuing bis efforts TO bring be
bout an amicablc understanding be. cor
yeen the President and Gen Grant. yto