Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

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AT tn's moment John "Visn' ol all
men 'ho very man wnoSo purity oi
me snoulu nave led MN 10 yleld TO
theso great iaels, maue DIS appearance
az the autnor OF the extraordlhary
circular "n'cn J repuonsn' Up 10
tnat ume nc had stoou a'ool' Ana
wheh that paper appeared there was
not u gentleman IN fhilauelphla, out,
sue oi Tue asplrants ior once, VINO ana
not reau .hls demand ior a corruption
ilhu win amazement' Inc shameless
c'rcular was olow N the uarK, struck
from an unexpected quarter, struck
uhuer the mask OF confidence IN the
nope that tnose " was intended 10
ueoaucn ana destroy woniu never near
oi IT,
fortunately, such monstrons Trans
actions Always see ihe ight oi day
ou cannot print wicked wrong IN
th's age ana hlde II from human eyes
ana nearts, any more than you can
mae d. II from uoa ana So wheh John
" eish promised TO keep the money
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was the boldest hid against conscience
since tho davs of tho 6ank of the I'M.
ted States and il was a more andaeious
assault unon individual integrity tbon
thai great corporation In was n more
formidable Temptation 10 parties and
TO the press in proporlion as the money
John Welsh marshalled AGAINST Genil
Hancock was n tbousand times more
than that organized AGAINST General
Toolson f6r ,aars ,,e h., ~ Lo,,k
'"On'V, Ivy 0"'o "S'' Wy 'ho p""A
OF the United States.
And so lono haEora tho do,, oc aIao
UJo, Wv ~ "
ton, JOhn Weish became the text OF
sectional hatred on the one side and
sact;onal hnmiliation nm tho o,bor
M -. a .
Inc money no raised was tne open
treasury from which desperate men
co,,ld dro,- ot al JI;t,,., .,d toe. NJ
p"'i 80 '"''
NoihpoT tuo ot"tes oouBuI ny that
money were handed over, like mana
cled nrisoners to tho tender mercies
.r ~ ..-,.,-l .a,.-I,I
Vi 'nc roseucu oiiVe'hoiucIS anu tue'r
chief at Mentor.
uT.,.i.,i
was W stapu S'ioht ooIoIe SUN un
occasion as this was l To remain
muZzled before the exposure of tho
dorl, eooro, ? uod oonsontol 80
uaih socIe' hau VonsenVeu ~
such o shame | would have been
partner in the conspiracy itself.
Now, lest you may not have seen
this most shameful circular, | reprint
il as follows -
20 souru TnrRp srpErI PalLApELrnrA,l
September lilh, 1850. J
a. E,tg meeting oil na%eer o. ths business men a.h
Hon John Welsh was chosen Cbsirmap' and cv,
rus Elder Secretary. The undersigned we're np-
pSIle1 o9@m,es % procure iand, isr the use
You know that 90 tb, result Of the November
election depends the prosperity Of our manafac-
toreI', the existence probably Of OUT nation a
6nances. Wv WI
You knor that he iasritatis and legitimate sr.
sn''' p .Hes oeTPSign are large, and ,Aoi I"
i,siv Sesr,..arv &c" 10 os, a sa..s VA "A. rs'idI SnS.
cannot be procured seven weeks FROM this day
the srsa. battle VIII be fought and, If the present
LARGE SUMS ARr ,i NEEDED rNsrANrIy
and to you, a, one of the moderate number to
whom such 40 appeal can be made, the Committee
not, and vd"s oa.rer ., soni,isStias az, ~ kss
eogEdsntaL
Payments are to be made to Wharton Baker,
i'r'"'s'' 80. .n % 0op'n inf' s,'0s'
lou "nl Pcrce'vc' mr. uosnorh'
ina. 10 no' s1op 70 utscnss the sln-
ceri'y Vi .uo eAcuses Oh Jonh Meish
ioI .n's eo,IuP''oh iuhu' IL uiu, l
might say tnaV .nere IS not an nohest
man between tne TWO oceans VINO DC,
ileVes tnat II ueneral hancock had
peeh oieV,cu rrcslueht last november
ne wou'e nave destroyed our mana
lactures' impaired our ha.lohal oanking
sys'eu', or intericIeu WIN tno surety
oi our hnericah nnan'es hahoocks
wnols nc Is proles, against the
scanua'ous assumption nc Is a ollileh
OF rennsyivania, known toJ9hn melsn,
,ar oe,.e, KNOWN 10 1ohn "eish thah
Joon "elsh IS known 70 yoa or by You
iiancock was porn IN montgomery
county, almost wlthln sound OF the
pen oi lhuepenueh'e nan, ana YET
because man whose whole lie mere,
tolore mas peeh a single Illustration oil
purity o. % cnarac'er alleges al things
against uenerai hAncook ! WIN not
Insult Jonh "elSh oy the intimatlon
'hat ne peleVes what he wrote and
slgneu) Dut because no alleges such
Things against ueneral Hancock, he
u,d not hesitate 70 recommend the p1r'
chase oil great states, and to take the
lead IN acrusade agalnstthe consclences
Oh thousands OF poor worklngmen who
had TO vote against General Hancock