61! II knry A. Parsons, Jr. Editor gniURSDAY, ArniL 1, is;.-., From Furn-j's 1'res. The RjpuWIean Party. Polities nre the samo everywhere fo far as the fidelity of men to parties is rnncerned. As long ns a certain order of hctive and energetic men nre per. mitted fo enjoy tho fruits find the sweets of oiTieo, they nre content to sup port those in power having this patron ise to dispense. But the moment you deprive these individuals of such com fortable enjoyments, instantly they cry lustily for a change, by which thoy mean that tho ins Khali bo removed from place and the outs (themselves) put into the vacnnsies thus made. If this is not at nie dene, an agitation is begun to break up tho party which dares to refu.-o thus to bo reformed. It matters not in which direction one looks, the same aspect of affairs in this pirticular is presented iu every direc tion. Tho history of the English peo. p!e, from tho period of the Norman con quest, is full of illustration of what we mean, each successive reign being a conflict f tho outs aai the inns, io which principle was often bent to serve personal ambition as it rose to bctefit the nation, and during wliioh conflicts however the claimed advance of civilization may have been secured the price which the common mass of men paid to realize such triumphs was full of blood and suffering. And we can eomo still closer to the present, in the condition of a peoplo thus Buffering and coiitcuding, mid liud iu thefuht now waging in Fiance a fine specimen of this Mr ngs'o betweon the outs and the inns. The Bomipa'.lLu, represent ing the wasteful aud extravagant Em pire, which was real oppression to Fiance, have been intriguing every since the Republic was established to overthrow and destroy it. This factiou is composed of tho old office-holders of Fiance, who are now thco)tf,nd who care only for office and its emoluments They desire power, uot for tho good of Fiauce, but for the enrichment of them selves; and they intrigue for the over' throw of the Republic to accomplish this. In this conspiracy tho Imperial ists have gathered to t"teir ranks the bad men of all parties in Franco, who can only secure reward from tiio success of a bad caus?, as thev have forfeited t tun . There is a similarity in the con dition of the Republic iu Fiance and the Republican party in the United States at this present time, which is well wor thy of consideration. For two years tho Republicans of Frauee havo had a fierce and bitter struggle. Every evil influence that could be invoked has been hurled against them; they have been deceived by thoso whom they trus ted; cheated by those they elevated to power, and of ten disgraced by their rep resentatives, until at lust they have com pletely triumphed overall obstacles, and the French Ilepublio is to-day estab hsbed on a foundation where it seems destined to survive for many years Hero is precisely the cohdition of the Republican party iu the United .States Ihere never has been a party in the Uniou which has withstood so many una such persistent internal efforts to destroy it. There never has been party in America that has defeated and prostrated so many well-laid plans on the part of its professed, discarded, aid disgraced adherents, to sell it out and to destroy it. There were times whea it was regarded as ready to collapse, but just as its foes were prepared to trample on its nil it rose to greater strength and graudeur than it ever presented to tho country. It has been betrayed by individuals, forced to tho auctioneer's block by combination and factions, but it has never yet been brought to tho ground where it could be ebaokled. If it has suffered a reverse, it was only temporary, from which it gloriously re covered at thevery first opportunity that was picseuted. lake the eleetion of 1874 and that of the spring of 1875 as evidence of this. In tho first we were defeated bociuse we were careless and over-confident. la the last we re covered, because we organized for vie tory, had good man for candidates, and aroused the confidence of the people by going into the campaign on our rccoid as a party. We need not remind the observer of politics in Pennsylvania that there are new combinations being formed in alt parts of the State to eecure the defeat of the Republican party at the next November election. It is the old old 6tory of the outs who profess to bo anxious to reform the government by rejeoting the inns. The leaders in this political moral movement are men to a great extent, who by their faithlessness and corruptions have forfeited the con fidence and the honor of the Republi can party. No man in the Republican organization has quarrelled with these men. They fell from the party like de cayed fruit from a healthy branch, - they were purged from the body politio of Republicanism becauso they poisoned it, andoould not be retained and at the ame time presorvo & healthy action. Xet those are tho subjects, these influ ences which arc now being consolidated with what is left of a corrupt and histori cally-deformed Democraey to overthrow tho greatest, the purest, and most beno- hcent political organization that hns ever had charge of the Federal Gov ernment sinco Washington transmitted it tf his successors. Wo entertain no fears as to the sue. cess of the Republican party, but at the samo time we arc not blind to tho com binations now being in ado to destroy it. All the old political hacks in the State, all tho men who hnvo been discarded by the people as Republicans, because they are unfit to be trusted, nre now or ennizing and preparing to unite with tho Democraoy to secure the control of Pennsylvania this year, in order thus to secure its electoral vote to a Democratic candidate in 1S7G. Bo it rcmeiabcred that four out of every five of these Democrats would never have left the party had thoy been permitted to re main and retain the official places which they disgraced. Their absence from the party was like the purging of poison from tho human stomach a matter of life and death. Their con tinued absence is the insurance of our prescut and future purity, tho badge by wliioh wo will win success as long ns we can retain it. Tho oontest in Pennsyl vania this year will be important in all respects to Republicans. We are to be defeated, if possible, by being maligucd The idea U to overthrow the party, not because its measures are unpracitcal, but simply because its mon arc not fit to govern. Those men have been'rclied on by the poople, and they have' faith fully done their duty; but, on the ground that there are others hungry lor their places, they are to bo defamed and turned out to make room for a horde of politicians on whom the ban of con demnation has been repeatedly placed, both duiiug the struggle for the Union and since! It is only riht that wo should under stand this condition of the politics of the State, and go into the couiiug con test advisedly. We have the same foe to contend with in 1875 that we had in 1SH5. Then the corruptjmeu of our own party, tho professed but hypocritical I Republicans who could only get office by betraying their principles, as they arc now ready to do, conspired with the Democracy t defeat ns, but they failed' They fought for plunder but did not et it. Let us take courage lrom thee historical and individual coincidences. They prove to us of how little force corrupt men are when contending for power in ihe gift of an intelligent peo ple. Indeed there is so much truth and vitality in Republican'sm that it will never bo overthrown while govern ments are instituted among men. Never theless if we desire to share tho full benefits of its success, we must stand by its principles. This is the point to which wo now direct attention. Every pound of cochineal contains 70,000 imecis boiled to death. A South Carolina sheriff recently levied on a monkey to satisfy a debt. The effort to allow wives to testify against husbands in criminal case has f iied in New York. A verdict of SS.000 has just been gi ven in Baltimore against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for killing au infant child. Paris, Texas, claims fi.COO inhabi tants. On one farm in Lamar county, tweuty-six kinds of grapes arc being successfully raised. The compulsory education bill pro posed iu the State of Maine provides for clothing destitute children, as well as educating them. In the Republican Convention at Cincinnati March 18, John Robinson, the well-known circus proprietor, wa.s nominated lor Mayor. Four of tho Indians who murdered the German family in the Cheyenne country have been identified. The re maining thirteen cannot bo louud. New York is enforcing her compul sory education law. Arrests have been made at Fishkill, the constable compel ling the children to enter the schools. Extensive arrangements are being made iu New York for tho dedication of the new Masonio temple June 2 A large number of Masous from differ ent cities are expected to participate. Ihe Roman Catholics have in the United States and its Territories. archbishops, 53 bishops, 4,873 priests, G,920 churches, chaples, and stations, and what is termed a 'Catholio popula tion ot about 0,UUU,UU(. New York March 27. The com mitteo of associated coal companies have agreed on an advance ot tweuty cents per ton lor April. I bo following are tho priocs of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company's coal on board vessels at cither Rondout or Weehawken, for the month ot April: turnace lump, vt w; steamer lump J4 70; grate 54 80; egg. ?4 1)5: store. 85 40: chest- nut, 84 40 per ton of 2.240 Dounds. payable in New York funds fifteen days aner uenverj. Two New Jersey councilmcu had narrow escape in New York last week. After taking quarters at a hotel near Sixth street and Ninth avenue, thev had not been sitting long when a nitro glycerine blast went off, and in an in stant several pieces of rock, weighing lrom three to thirty pounds each, came crashing through the boards and wall of the hotel as if they were but so much paper. One bad a cap in bis hand, aud a great piece of rock came whizzing so close to him that it took his cap awav. The other people in the same room had similar narrow escapes. One niece of rock smashed the piano: another crushed through an oak door, and other pieces created similar depredations. The escape was marvelous; a slight movement would have boen deadly. The accident occurcd between four and five o'clock. 07. Hartrjnft. Few publio men have been so abused and misrepresented as Gov. Ilartranft was when be was a candidate. And very few men have so bravely and com pletely lived down the slanders and put to rout the slanderers, as he has since he became Governor. His fame is na tional. Tho press of adjoining States aro outspoken in his praise. The Roch ester, N. Y., Democrat very truly says: 'The Republicans of Pennsylvania are unanimous in their determination to re nominate tho Hon. John F. Ilartranft for Governor. During his term ho has made a magnificent record, carefully guarding the intcaests of the people aud thwarting all jobs and extravagancies which have coma within his purview. Ho entered offico under something of a cloud. Ho emerges fiom it with the most searching sunlight pouted upon his reputation, without revealitig a spot. If he needed to vindicate himself, he has amply achived such vindication. With Gov. Ilartranft heading the tiekct, the Republicans of Pennsylvania wiH enter upon the fall campaign as sured of success " GENE R.AL NOTES? A mau is in jail in Polk county, Iowa lor stealing Bibles. William Herring's tannery, at Gon verneur, N. Y., has been destroyed by fire. Loss $20,UU(). The Providence Journal says that "snuff for dipping" is boldly advertised by the stores in that city. An official return gives 2,591,040 pounds as the quantity of horse flesh consumed in Paris in 1874. An Iowa man advertises in the local journal that he will prosccuto any sa loon keeper who sells him liquor. Church doors in New York are here after to be made to open outwardly. Heretofore they appear to have been afflicted with too much true inwardness in their manner of opening. 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We are now prepared yy to doall kinds of JOB WORK, bnvelepes, Tags, Bill-heads, Letter heads, neatly and eheaply executed. Olbee in Thayer & Ilageny's new building, Mai street, Bidgwuy, Pa. s UBS0R1BE for tho ELK COUNTY ADVOCATE. NEW IVlVmiY STABLE IN I i in iB DAN SCltlBNER WISHES TO IN form the Cittftcns of Ridgway, and the publie generally, thnt Le has started a Lit- ery Stable and will keep GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES Buj;ie4. to let upon ilio most vensona bio term a Epulis will also do job tenir. ing. Stable on Broud slrect, above Main. All orders left at the Post Oflice will meet prompt attention Aug 20 1870. tf. The Weekly Sun. A largo eight-pnge independent, honest and fearless newspiiperjof fij broad columns, especially designed for the farmer, the me, clianic, I lie Mil-reliant and tho Professional ninn, and their wives and children. We aim to make ilio Weekly Sun tho best finiily newspaper in the world. It is full of entertaining and instructive re.iding of every sort, but prints nothing to offend the most scrupulous and delicate taste. Prico irl.ilO per year, postage prepaid. The cheapest paper published. Try it- Address The Sin, Jsew York City. Elk County Directory. President Judge L. D. Wettnore. Additional Law Judge llou. Jni Vincent. Assoeiate Judges Chas. Luhr, J Honk. District. Attorney J. K. P. Hall. Sheriff D. Scull. Prolhinotbry .j o., Fred. Schoeniug. Treasurer Joseph AVindfelder. Counly Superintendent Kufus Lucore. Commissioners Michael YYcidcrt, Julius Jones, Geo. Ed. W'cis. Auditors Thomas Irwin N. G. Bundy, Counly Surveyor Geo Wilmslcy. Jury Commissioners. Phillip tCreighle Ransom T. Kylcr. FOR SALE BY E.K. GRESH, Masonic Hall Building, llidgway, Pa. VAN VLECK'S CELEBRATED PATENT SPRING RED REST tempered eteel spring wire, these springs can be laid ou tba slats of any common bed and are COMPLETE IN THEMSELVES ! 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J OT1CE is hereby given that Ihe Com missioners ot l.lk Counly will hold a court of appeals at their otlice in Ridgway, on the UTU and 10TH BAYS OP MARCH, A. B. 1875, for the purpose of hearing and determining appeals from the assessments, and reviewing (he military enrollment of 1875, at which time and place all persons feeling themselves aggrieved by said assess ment can attend if tliey see proper. By -order of the Board. C. H. M'CAULEY, Comm'rs, Clerk. Commissioners' Ofilco, I February 15, 1875. f febi8-8t ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Estate ot John E. Tuvley, late of Jay township, Elk County, Pa., deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having legal claims against the same will present them without delay in proper order for settle ment to A. W. GRAY, 1 . . , JULIUS JONES, Aumr Benezette, Feb 25th, 1875--nlt4 ri0 THE CITIZENS OF PENKSYL L VANIA. Your attention is specially invited to the fact that the National Banks are now prepared to receive subscriptions lo the Capital Stock ot the Centennial Board of Finance. The funds realized from this source are to be employed in the ereo tion of the buildings for the International Exhibition, and the expenses connected with the same. It is confidently believed that the Kevstoue State will ha nnr.Kni..i by the name of every citizen alive to palri- uuo eouiiueuioranou oi me one Hundredth, birth-dav of the nation. Tha ih.... - - ui bg yj stock are ottered for SKI Anon tin a.. scribers will receive a handsome enerave-a I .,..,;.:,.., - f tj.i. . .... - ucuiuvftLo ui iuu&, Bunauie ior Ir&min ana preservation as a national memorial. Interest at the rate nf niv na. 1 - g"' irmi. iier annum will be caid on all navmsnio i-r. . tenuial Stock lrom date of payment to fcuDsoriDers who are not neai a Nationa Bank ottn remit a chei-lr n r,.. n; i to the undersi gned. rtlEU'K FRALEY, Treasurer, D04 Walnut St., Philadelphia
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