Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, January 28, 1863, Image 2

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in thai il m iu -ji lompliilion
uoiv by our tituoi.s to nieillim woiks,
ind hmo our t"wn lighted with Un--f
WlHii.iy I'm: otitol ,i V o in l t-rt' 1 1 1 u V I , i.no,
iri'l wot lli tT Dili lifiiity c iMijicr.ill'.in i-l
nr jco h'.With llic iirv umlt i in iiU. in-
lance, (hero n in) w in on v. hy this J i
ouidi hhouldbo behind cii'iUrn towns ! Il
i not for want of capital, nor good tide
iti thopult of tllO prnjilo, Unit wo havo not
:ong since enjoyed it. A highly roiipeela.
llo lit in in 1'h'ladelphia, wo learn, luvn
tiered to build t lie works, and lay nil tlio
rervico Pipe, for about fourteen thousand
j.jimr, uiin umu uu ui mu dhu ii.vi.i
solvM cxcoi'l liv Lhotisani) dollars! Hero
wo ,.ro oHercJ Uuh workti, cotU11Iole, built
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ii u,o best immncr, lor mi invMimciu in
ol'?5'X'0, Unruly f.UL'h un ollar bhould
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nt coboBcco.tc.l. If our rich men
u h i havo mado their fortuned oul of tho
I n iiicnii of tho county will not contilnito
uch for tho pnhlio good, let the poor
-o , , lor llio iruui 01 ui.i wo reiur io I'vuiy
monlakoit hihomU; il withm liter, , of lhia t.omimj,lily ; ., ou lVi
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V hv Imitate 8w,t it It will sros ThUr'aay ' ,
i.jt why hcbittup n oii it. ltw.l wns rw
.f i'uy n nandnomo divid-id on tho m-,,.,,..,,,,,, r ..,.,..
' Mijienf, mid Btill tdford a chenper liyht !
wo uro now UB.ngl Jhora :s no
1 r co wucre lias can tio tiianuiaciuroii ai
i tuinllor co-tl Coal is now polling', do
'vtMod in tho town, ut about 51,C0 per ton
-!'ms (ban tho tiantporlution paid by
most of tlio (ilia corn pan ica for tho same
irtiolo ! It em bo mined within night of
'.ho works, nu'l kad in quantilica even ut a
lees prico than wo havo cdimaled.
But as tho ontcrpriso hat rcaolvcd itself
mlo a question of dollars andctnle, let us
(hj if our calculation will itoyU econom
ical. It is cutimatod, ani wo think
correctly, that about ?."5000 worth ol light:
of tbo difforent kinds is brsngbt to thin'
borough and consumed annually. This, ,
lemcnibor, is an importalion, and the inosl
ney has to bo Bent away (o pay for it.
ow, mppoBO tho town is lighted with (ifs
for two thirds of that iimounl say, f 20i0
:n round numbers- it will bo a raving of
one-third of tho amount wo now pny, ami
that sum ia more (bail il will cqsI. This
fLowo n saving ol Silt per cent, to tho pub
fie. Tho noxt 'iucstiou is, will it pay tho
hs company V After tho works nro com
plotod -one man to attend (Ik; works at
1,50 per day during tbo yea:', would Uo nu Ihe raw materi'd, nnd enterpriso must
11)9,50. The stock, fuel, Ac, Tor a year, dovelope it. What would i,ii0 be, -if
calculatingono hundred coiiDumer.j, would i thromn f.v.-i-y, compared with the ir.cali-u
bo 10,30, mr.kin" tho whole cu t S05o,0J. lablo beiiolits to bo derived ? Hut instead
-leaving a nctt earning of UiJrclf bein- l.nt, tho woiking of the roa 1 iu
ihil fij' ikltais to be declared f.s a dividend j far as Sandy h'idgo, kIio.vs that it must bo
ipO'i tho stock, which would bo D perj a p'olitalilo in veil men t. V.'c are iiifurtn-
ocnt., and would bo incroaaod every year
lfho oonip'iny wore gatislicd witlui le: s .
divi-ieiiJ, the cost of the Cia3 would be so
mueh less. Bcsidja the Ciivs world aro I
not subject to tnr.a'.ion by tho laws c f tlio
.State, and tho revenue would not thereby i Ijniit, cannot he otherwise th m profitable.
Le reduvj l. Another con; adoration of pl0 j,,,. , trade nloti", we think, will pay
great tno:i"n t U, t!i".t, ir ;tcad of Bending ;Ui,)ro lLim.ti the interest on the capital em
uioney out ol tho cour.ly for light, wo;j,i,,j.wu Then why not at unco build llio
would niaiiulacturo it at homo, i.ud that r0;il t,urown capil.d, n-.nl let our own
amount would be kept in circulation a- ' . ol),,i,, 0-.vii and mauac il. Let it bo i.lcu
.mon ourselves J Kvou if tho light .cf)st'(ijlMj Uio pisperily of tho cxiutiiy.
ltd as inirch, or ir.oio, is it not lo our inter- j j(ore hCieafur.
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llio raw malei lal so al umlaut in our in Urttf
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Jixat iiliiindancc f i e lliinli on tlm acoro
ufecouomv. (uj woik) should ba built ; ,(
ibat. tho investment would bo aeoodone :
.'.nd that tho growth and pr.xiperity of our
beautiful village would bo largely ndviiiioi
Mikity :x. ourciy wo uavo cmcrpnso cih
o'h to accdirtitliah so tlcurublo n result,
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bolovory un 3 think, and talk, and a;t fa.
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voiably upon tho subj.x t, and very sou
..o may Inpo to acc ouralroels, Htorca and
shops beautifully lighted with Ua51, in ado
(ion: our best bituminoua coal. I'h.v.o
who do not fuel ublo to tuib.-wibo stock,
!.Uiuld at lotst give their coantenanco tj hundred ihouwand dollars. i ;i.,.kjg to !ix lho tompensalion. Tho next
thoebjet. .Nuiio can oppono it, without ; "Green backs," or Government ipt.icj, uay be sent llrob.st for me, 1 doclinod go
i.nnosinu (ho natural nrosnorilv of lho aro ma lo "leral tendon;" by 1ho act ,,i , iu to seo him, but nreed . ho him at
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,own. no aim give- u oppo3.i.o,i, mui
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ArF.ii's Amebican Alwasac for ItioJ Iu
now fevdy lor dolivery f-ralia, al C. D.
Walson'it J'rug blore, who will be happy
to supply all Jiat call for them. Kery
family should haV and keep thin book. -It
is worth having- Comprising much
general inlormation Ot" great value ; it
gives lho bot instruction for tho euro of
prevalent complaints that wo cui gel any
where. Iti auccdoloB alouo aro north a
bubhel of wheat, and lis ruodical advioo is
sometimes worth to lho sick tho wheal's
weight in gold. Many of tho modical al
manacs nro trash, but this is solid moUl.
Its calculations aro mado purposoly for
this Utitudo, and thercforo correct. Call
and got an Ayer's almanac, and when got,
kep it.
B8L.0ut thMjki are duo Lo Gov. Cvum
for a p&ttipbhj eoyf f bis lata annual
ihe ago himsell, or desires tuo town lo iio aeprociaieu citrroncy m i:eu oi f pccie. --; in lo.3n man twenty rniniues returueii wun
and remain so. Ufcourso no selfish uio- Wo do not think no. It would bo noth-j biin. Cameron then said, "Well, lot'H
livo would induce any tU) to retard the infi rW ol repudiation, and unle. uni-: TZl
gonoial prosperity of Iho borough. versalTcpudiation is the order of the day, 'Senatorial question ." I then Paid, "1
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Will this
iiiii'lilli 'l uiiiM-'l, iji Ik I'll ,1 niin'.imi'iin
contend thai ihe-ie iiiiuIm "are nul . i-h tl
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But llin I mil ul all our trouble.! in thi.i
uiimi'i lion ii nltplii'lfil lo l) ru:,l Ul'ini
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ii);itluri(.'.y c.7'ii''(i"i', ul llio iitnilni?
ollitOrt,ntul llio tnjivi'j irrijlo';'f roiuirlii."!."
Tliin in tnily I'l'li'i'liin. Now, il nmy
t v, that tho iliMti'ili'Jliiigcloi'lui in tlio nhovo
thrro oll'u;i.'rt uic lo lilauio. lint ivo doubt.
it. 1! thffy nr hoxuver, tvo cm only kii y
t(l(U llin,H invo,iadly.-lmiigi:d within thu
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'tnllinirrepulantii's inc, H nnytlniiK,
growing woieo
j,or ,lo (ruU) ofthU WQ fvhr ,Q cvc,.y
' od) (uho a luiij-full of niisiicnt nmttor.
Now, wo caro rot whero Iho faull lio.s
whoUlul. llt pilipSburK, Tyiono, or with
tho ro'pi'ctod "successor" of ono of tho
editora of tho Ji-jmUlcuu iho irregulari
ties mo too costant and numerous to bn
homo, and would disgracu iinydcootit Ad.
min intrut ion.
" Western Central Haiiroail "
H'o desiro (o cull the altontion of our
poojilo lo tho prcat cnteipriKO of oxlond
ing the rtilroad wot from riiilipsburj;.
Cnnnot tho L'roat woik bo accomplished
next summer of grading tho rond us fur as
Cloariiold? Tho distMco is only U miles,
penetrating the yory hourt of the bitumim
ous conl basin ! Wo board ono of our cap
italists pay llio other day that "it must be
completed at once." This io tho right
kind of talk. Tho grading is all that
stands in the way. Capittd stand ready
to lay tho track and crjuip tho road.
Ninety thousand dollars will do tlio work
nnU givo us I'bo benofitof a ruilwuy.imd op
on up lo us ai easttfi n market for our coil.
flio day that this is accompliho 1 will
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open op u lien ei.t in inu un uii v.
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prosperity as a pcoi'le!
Xiaime lias given
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alrLMi'.y reaehca !?7,'iOO per month
onfi 1 , 1 1 l..r iho expense:', and
j.rooei .! v. ill pay nioru than 10
rcn invustmer.t. Tlio ro:
: tV.V-Cno of tlte most important duiiiy
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ti i ci I'd lori.ieu yy our i.ivcitt .. ..na.
to I 0 pcrlurmed by our pretent I.
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Jtl,L ',l10 ir- l'Vbruary.
The Uu roiuu.v.s
lliis '"brwl to 00 paid 111 rpec-.c. inihi
the tlatoM Mij'ihon Willi tlio i.C'il'li'
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V...I ui. 1 ri. . iitMr onlo m.-.ni 1 1 a .
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liuvo lo j'.) into I io uiitrket an.l i'liy coin
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at iti uarkol valuo. 1 h.'.t ih, to t-nablo
Lho State to fu 1 1 1 I. or obligations and pay j
t!iu intereiit on her debt fay ono million of i
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iU!.a, will cor.t her o million five1
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ll . unit , t tiiirCviltr fl-!.! I.I ftfll.l. H.IK
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wo oppose any euch violation of tho faith:
of our eood old Commonwealth. 'o
lon'Lwant rei.udiulion to roinn,.,.,M
rennsylvania.
The time may coruo
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help ourselves, lint that tiino is not yet. I Ho then proponed Jim I'urns. I said ho
Our banks now havo an abundauco in , would do. llo 1l1e.11 left, btating thnt ho
their vaults. They must submit to Ul0' w-s going to rhilado phia to arrange an
. ' .other m.utor which ho had in view, and
sacrifice of bearing a portion of tho loss, . woui,i rolui.n t, Saturday evening. This
and difgorio, ll is not a sutlieiciit excuse was on Wednesday,
that lho disbursement of this sum will' On Thursday I met John J. Patterson.
tarry spcuio beyond our reach.
ciYln corBcqucuccj of the prevalonce of
small pox in tVilliamsport, neither jurors
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or witnesses wero required to attend court
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in that placo lasv wock.
As we havd loar.l somo wnispcrs 01 11ns
dreaded dino&se making its appcaranc in (
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UUIOrOni. pris Ol 1111 wuuiji ww,. it i,ua
lA woll that a aanoral vaccination of tho? o
T liable to boeinue iw vienn, imc yisce.
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I'll hi'i i'ii 1 1 ri' bo in:' iiii'liTuliii'l'iiL.' nr tuix
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nfli'i' In ill h'lil tho r'actmii '.'f a I'i'HH).
( i ll, I rnui'i'Wi.'il tho I'ti i tt ol iUm
I'lrni'll ill llio w.,v i, I' ll in ral'ir
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Iryini' li'iW I'll' thoy Wi'i'iiiij"i-i"l to I'O ill
tlm iiiallrr. ' nro L'lini i ivi'il, I 'lo'.ci nii'i"
i'ii to ant uj'iiii il, nii'l rniiiiiiuiiii'.at'"l niy
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Jino is uio ri . nil :
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tlm '.:!.( ti'iu, I jiM'L Mr
Win. Ilroh'jt,
. I.IU 1. lliii';;, Willi TI1HII1 1 Wai l'"ill lino -i,
hit Iho l'l-niisylviuiia Jlouu.1. in HiiiTi.ihiiiM.',
I for llio li!l limn thi.s winter, ainl notic.'il!
.rvo.iMi.5 on hi l'rt. J
, tiolllo luillimal II.
Uunl from hii enn
iliK!'. v;w noon h"l to .iiii '
pod that hm lumnoia lo i..irr.b..urS ,
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JU'i noon hooaino to mo and ai-kcl torn,
i .j,.,!,;, .,,,,1 w.i ppicodod ut one..
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co.i .tin iai:i:',.n nio wuhui '
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IScniitor, and oonolu.lo.l hy cvirc.s.nn;
liii1
,,ci,M' pruieronco for Hon. iinon Ciiu
uocinou proicrouoo ii ' - price, vu : Ciiuioton imscntcil to ll
mm. This ..rcnurj,;. l-iftaio no .room o ; jn Wtwue iv.terso,, and my
doubt tbeohiool ol bifc visit lo tnu ..uio, j t t) SJO.UOi) 5.r
i n'1 l'J rAt ' nt, ?nC fi to'lipaid in'h.md-aud
tl, ohjeci ot bin j . i)sjt ju r 1 1,,., hatl(i3
visit. ll0 sni.l it In reply lo my '
:tmi nf. ariion f.ilil.'A i ll I upv i ilW
visit. Ilomiiil it viw. in repiy 'u
,u.-(ion, whether . itn. ( iii.ieron aril nor. t tQ ill(ipCc,it. X littlo incident I lnel1- "fU'rall thene tilings, ne, . w oimne-iz-:d
him to corvo to mo in 'his w.iy, bo wm(;li oc-urrw herfl it wouI(1 l)0 R .,ity u, rate tho South and di.slienrlo.i tho .North,
said he ws aul horizo.l by Cameron to sec ,oso t0 worlJ Aflcr lhfl in WIW has put more of tho bothersome quesuons
any leiuocratol tho llouaoorSeaalo.andl ol.luiU,(1 s;inon slrlli j-l.iencd up on his before us that is, to buy tho iggors.
enleriutotho pieli.niiiary urraii-oiuents Lh.ljr , rM,j,, l,i, Ws with bis IihihIh, This i the most conleinptiUu proposi
to somiio avoto l..r Cameron. I then ask. . Wt; (,,ui(j j, , boSlJ11. tio of all. Now when our nation is al
cd him in what manner they expected to ; ' j hl nev r(,, it" (lu J mol ruined by largo tax. and trouble
securo tho election of Cuuioron. Jio nn-
i..wiri.ii. "ov "eiiiiii! inreo I'i'iiiui'.i"
abseiil IhouiL'lves on the day of the elec
tion." 1 then asked him what thoy
would pay. Mo nai.l bo was authorized
hy Cameron lo oiler ',HM. 1 told him Iho
figures were loo low, anil desired him to
loll me who the other members weia
This Uo refused to do at the time, but
would try and get permission of hi prin
cipal lo do so. Jlo then left, and return
ed in a borl titno, and trnid that General
Cameron wanted to hoc mo, personally, at
his residence oul of the eily that ovening.
I told him 1 could not make the engages
inent, but would answer him in one hour,
and if I could tret clear of another o.-ij-ago-rsant
I had made, I would go with him.
In tire nieuntimo I consulted with Dr.
Karloy. of the Jlauso of Ueresentativos,
ray colleague, to whom J related tho fore.
coini; lucls, l men .saw r.roun, ui;aiii ,...'i
iV.1,1 I, in. " u'n.,1,1 t; i. Me tola mo
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llei-r'a Hotel, at 7 o'clock : that ho wai
1...:....! Z iS,Ar,m in ..el a rnrriai-o
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r.arii) aii'i injoin ..tium. mini m 1 "-" " i iioo some liejiuiiiicau mcmocr oi inu .-ieu-1
and naw the carriage mi l lirobst there.-1 atfl or n,H, ' ,v)l0 W0UM , s0nt l me, i
I thou madoHomo exouso to Frul.st, audi j iKloi.r;1 im of nly ,villi,w,iess io yr-tol
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deemed it prudent al thU utato or the pr.i
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ee.'i'.n;i;i nol io ukithk'h ioj mu.... i... ..
n.-Sloilil mieht defeat the objecl in
view.) Tho next day ho (I'.robV.) railed
and baid Cameron H auled to see me at Iho
Suite. Capital ll inU. 1 called, and wai
very I .iiMiKss-liko question, and Hint it
weuld depend very much on circuiu:dans
cos. Uo then Mid, " uii'P'iso the cucuiii.
stances are all right!" I ad;od him how
no meant "an ri; 111. ue an -n. on-u, ua-
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ui.aiii it.i uj,i.,ii'i,iii"ii , in a..". ... i-'v .....
bus and cents." I mi.nvoi cd him, "et t., i
tainly." Do thou rk.-l mo what 1 would '
take. 1 to!. I hi. n 1 had not been in this,
' Lusiuo.i.; long, and did not know c.'i.ioily
how to an.'iwer, but n iniol
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alter the ivoik war
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.iolie." 1 11:011 a:
tlii:d him, wuotiier no
I wanie.l a vi.io or an alw-eutee. He no
an ab.-enlee.
.. .... Vl.Lo ;Uui i ;,.,t it ou!d be verv
j troublenumo lo get tho men away, and bos
.snle lie only le. ,uioU ino money pai.t a:
the first instalment, and Ih. I be felt
d iu:.,. an I io takee ire u!' the uerson titat
l'.. i i . i 1 . 1 ! i' 1 . '
4 i
j m.uio imn . vn.iior luiorwur-iti. nnu, n m
lia.l oo ijru.y io luku tare of. it womM era
. l : . .. i.... .. ... ...... .... a.,,. ..,
'a n o ".
could do il aoll and prolilably as lonj a.i
.. , ,. ., , , t ,
we lived : and i;akl beside;., there would bo
,,,,,,. .i.... ,,,.;,, v.iiiiii..lir..eilv for him
than in beiiu; absi nt, for liiey would iniiko
"very provision lor tho protection i of the
man that would vote tor him. Ihiaeiids
, , ... ,
my room, io. ij leiuiiyivania uouic. - -
, VM who w;l;) 8U , lolhi, limo,
' .... . r. . c!. ... I .. I
iii'urniL' ior t-Miimii, wem, uiicr 111111, nnu
atientioii
mu.-t havo f 15,00li." lie said, "I will iiivo
it," and wanted to know who I would pre
imerviewa an
p . . : . 1 . ..
n no
itbe financiering of the bu.sinees. 1 told I
ibim my limited knnwlcdgo of bin friends'
illy 1111111U'. ..'
.liii n,-,l ..nuliln i,iii In lullui lhnt ni'rui.
1 llo dt Mired to 8oo me, and abked mo to call
nt his room at llerr s Uoiol. W hen I wot
Idui, 1 af-ked him where Hums wasf He
" !, '111 n . .. v'
nr. tlm mniinv will l.n nil rm i " "I nvL-ntl
or, the money will be all right." "I askod
himi "What money ?" llo then said' "Oh,
.11.. 1 1 1 '.T e II f I
il know all Bbout it; I saw Cameron," (I
must not lorgot to stato horo that, rnor
to my meeting Patterson, Brohst told mo
iui !.... m... ...... 1 ....... . .i..v.
i mmivii ncuvi u l BVO UIO Oil vIlBt UUHl
nos,l ftnd. br Qnneron's arrumromont. ho
1 .u ... . . " ' .
wevia f uown in ioears ou luoTLOfcimon
I.....: l- ,.r iii b.mk j ' . v. .. " .7 v wo.,1, i try .,,, i ,.awou for vour trouble . wtt rrra? i mnnc
lllm. ltM - - ' i nol nave iirj nuiiuuuiiun nun n uncnuui i . . , m m-.t i-ii ll I I try
AUow and found Cameron thero alone, lloa.l-i.,,,, w,.,.!o l.o,,,io s. nf course. 1 1 but tho Ni. is 5l of that disposition, ho 7' 4..J'fV M,V, . f A7kJ'
the net (lrofs(,(l Ill0 :iM follows ;-"l;oyer, do yo.i!COM,mitc.,, ....i't!,., votinc price was vol-jn!e high wages ; In w oot wished slti,"01U Flower,
per cent, jthiiil-you cnuld hs;vo eoura.i cnoui'h to ; llllt:arHy raised ?.".,Hi) l'allurson said Ihe I forty cents a day, and Jt is M mucii mi ' 1 (.' j Hosiery (
1 -1 .... lwi , 1 mi l .titwiroi li'iL 1 L V Jt 3 II ...... 1... ...... . r vv t ' W. ll rfi llli'fl I'l'l. .O HULL UU1 niu mm , . - ,
1
v
I V I 1 IM I "M" 1.1' ' I, f ' I,
., ii,, I ,t .i i.i nt- - ' I . Hi" ' '
.. . i ii , i ii. In I I tin I r t hii I r V".
n i'l I ! n ' .i dif I l II. '"itii' M ul-' i "' ( 'i
(t. ii' ol ' '' " I'll' I , Mil 'i Iio
..,1. I IVI'lll th ll l,' I'llll I IIH'llll' I '"Hll'l
I .. ...u, ht. P'l I ll.ot Hi H fit ' i' l " I ll'l
m,il(i. .i. .1 I li'.l ' "'in li' uM l ('" i'
I,, the ! I in mi I 'I ' n I lii'Mif y In
tl, . . imli df l'li l "ii. I" I " I'ili'l I" la"
i . . i , it if, 1 1 1 1 v 'i'i"i i In- cli-ci i'Hi . intt,
n, I Tint Hi" Mi tnciul el (with wlinnl
I 1 1 (ol "'ii I'li'l ( ';ii no ii 'ii in a I ni in t p'nt )
wli.i ivio in the mrii on thuir ny I"
rhi!:i.l.'l '. i I'li'iul I ri'itirn on Salm l iy.
We iOii.io?t"l tlm I n't thiil, if thoy 'i"
HOhl nil', til" 11,'ini.' wollhl IU)l (. inl'i Ml
clrntion, mill our ii'-'iicliii iil ouhl mil I o
im ii i1-u in" i la! oil. I hi i i'l ut i nu n I "i i'iiio l to
ih ii riniii'i his mhi'i in I vur nt' tho n,
f.cit 'Him.', rattorsnii wonl ini:no'iiat('ly
to i 'iir.ii'i on, vilio wm in tho i in Riul !'
tui iH'il in u foiv minutiH, w t rl 1 1 iji N
. . i 1...1 ...a.... i.,..
I
ho i.niiltl lmv it in or.h r to I'avo illilicr,
Ltv.hin., to (ho .ni'r.ibi'n then on ll.,lr
r " ."
i i'l,i..,l,.)i,l ia nul that they init'lit
in in oi .no I ' k
IHuir IiniiniT. .urn uny 'n'iiui
': ihon ill-rood uuon m the li.no ftr tho noxt
:f, ii' .Vrviow. I itonpo.1 nt Ko,niini.r , n did
.......... ri
1'illr.rm-in tvhn riilliincl thill K1IU0 CTOn-
i,; !1 . 11
" ;,-fo t Croti n Crni,
i.i i I l
I oiimo un on Miiuniuy
' ... ,
w,.H ,.u ni loat nr.o f thff m. .11 who
t t(J i'l,,,,.,,,!.-,,, ,10 day boforo, .nd
. .... a1, h. . . ... ti
1 will! lv nul 11. ilL luu icoufc :iit 1 iui 1 laiui
1 niol rattorson, who said tho intcrvitMV
would boal Hon Cameron's: According-
I.. 11.. I I... ...... .....1 ,,,..u.,lr . I ,1 rr.ll I,v
ahead of us. I.I invilo.l x up stairs, and, j t', would not be broken up, iho 1 res
by a dismal lijrht. wo av.ved upon th, W p vo out l;rocUm u i.ou that tho
Cameron assenteil to tlio Uar.
1 invself bv
1 would
;,i m
: ,e,Cnco at somo fi.luro interview, nub-
(1).0.ssill u,mo( tl) u,o-"l will lo llio
urn, . .
most powerful man in that Seeate; tho"e uro to iir..... ...
en. ire s.ate of ..Hair, of this Government I Nigr and then our children must pay
will bo changed; nothing i.i more certain
than that the South will gain her inde
pendence, (this sounded liku treason, )and
then we will bold tho control of the Clsv
eminent and 1 will be ablo to servo my
friends ;"and ho we parted again, to dream
oi Southern Confederacies nd Winnebas
goes for Senator. Tatterson and I then
airroeil (o nicu( on Monday.
We met at 5 o'clock, in l'altorson's rootu
ut Ueir s on Monday atiernoon. Here
i. , i .i.i t.. i.... i iwi. it.t,i
monev locked up in the .,fo down stairs,
mt w.nlod mo to see Simon again before
i.avini: it over to mo. I insule.1 on Hie
hand money. This 1 deemoil nooomry
to kaop up (ho delation. We then parted
. ....... I ..f lit,, ct.tmn ltlnrtl pnrlv thf next
next
IU IIHW. i' in'' "' - J
Tii.r i nim.,1 nrti' v arier 'jrea Kliinl
on Tuohiliy. (the day of iho election, I
. .......... 1;... . 1. ....,.., 1 ...
,. ,, ;.- i.i ., resent, lv ina on
1. ,.r .. .1 ,..,!,...' ..f tl.nleel thai wo lire liilhtinj 10 liberate a poo
i .1 . 1 i i ,,,.!-, .....I 1 1, nl 1 ,n .
. , ,V ' , 7 ,V 7."'
i.M i.llMU'Hlil III m-v nu ".'I ltw.il! tit.i.-',,
Ta thi:t in.lll(, som0 pretended objection
. . . . . . 1 . , . f .
B1,j uemamloil to Knot? mo neeessiiy ior." . , ... , .
jt- sitnol, ,,,,, it WU;i Ibis, that unit 1 arc not in. Ihe Nig. is slow to rk his
dilUhi(l t)lf.v lni,.lt think he just wanted 'l''. If I was in Wondago I would tight,
I ,,,:, ,. ,i V,,!,,,!;,,,, for ft.Veet. l.ich I and even die for liooriy ; mid if you came
' ' a8 ll0t lr.K ,, aeclared that ha would
WM Dr, Vuh-r, of tlio Sonate. who would
,0 vrc.lf;ut as coon as 1 wan ready to rc -
(C1T lim- 1 .u,i ,llU wa8 & ti).lt but
,UU!il ow !)0 cc,,,vini.,Ki tiiat tiK. Kll)0y
ww n,.ii (00. r.uter'iOll tlien hurviuur umn iiumiui "U"""S- ,
. i ....1 1 ... 1 ; ,. , ni l, m,a hvm nt.t
neiiiy siiowc.1 mo a ini -o nunuie o: notes,
whii-li bo leprcsenK-d as beiiu: tho amount
nll0 i;,,.,) llliynlont. i0 tt.SUrcd mo ihe
j . ,icforo lh:,t 1 l.otill have the hand
money, and a:;ain on Tuesday inornin-i
aid I could havo it. 1 told htm 1 deem-
..! it better, on rellcctiou, not to have it.
,.m,i i..,M-i, i i,..r.. i i.
row lifter tho election,
and raid 1 would
trust it to them, (I'aitornon and Oiiier-j
on.) kno, i:u' them to be hmrt. Palter.,
L,.', j.iu as.iiired mo tho hand money was;
mil a;.;..!!! as.uir.
,i ...... ; .i.n R., Und to -ether w t i the
' ,.io.i;,, .. it , ).(..
ia t it rai. n.'i n.iii vivi. iv.
(,(;,( ; 1 t il ilid not coire.) i.umeron Uion
s.u.Uii.i rnrn;i-o would he nt tho iS!rto
. . ... ... . .
(.,.. iii.l l'.....l.-"i.fli- ll.n eleelimi. and I
should coino rhjht down and go over to)
his houso and remain there awhile. Thin,
ol course, 1 agreed to do, (but did not.)
Now, then, al! (hinp boinr; arranged,
!r. Fuller was ushered in by l'attorson.
The introduction comploted, I said ;
"Uoctor, I presume I understand tho oh -
ject of ibis intervie.T." .Mo then said :
"I am chairman ol a comiuittto appointed
bv the Kepublioan caucus lo wait on you
, i,, neo wLet nr vmi
wbetln r you would voto for Cams
Lr0l, I s.d . ..yw . I HPSlire you ifyou!
I . ... .. , I
nominate lien, Uainijron tt'Oiniinc io uio
ioM Vi lnr.ebaj.'O lynii on tho bod) it will bo
all riirht." llotaid: "You nivo mo that
aiisuraneoT" I said "Yes." Dr. Fuller
ii..,.. ,,;.l . iivt, .,,..,,! l,r.,. ... r , ,.f
peiBonsl ibineor, or anything of that Hort.ijfou told me in 3d days, and when 1 told
We havo made cverv luovifion to moot
all danger." Thus tho last eeeno of tblsl
iiitrnni'n fureii rnilil. Simnn nHnnrnil nm
that be would bo ever graloful, and I hope,
i,0 will.
1 1 ia nnnixr l.nra In n llisl .l.irinn lW,u
entire adventure wilh Simon and his
aenU, roy colleague, Dr. Karley, W; A.
Wallaeo, tho .Senator from Clearfield, and
KoVrt Vnucbn. thotironrietoroflhorenn
svlvania House, in tHis city, wero in tho
socrct.and Dr. Barley, cspociully, knew!
constantly what was going on.
In ono of mv interviews with rattorcon.
on tho cari going to Uea.liup,
caso there should 00 any
grow out of tho transaction
the only witness that knew anything about
it, and ho would swoar falsely and rut it
.1 1
through
In rocard lo tho datos civen in tho1
above statement, m I made no monioranda
. .. ....
1 timo, I cannot bo certain that they
rreel, but I believo they are.
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ll 1,1, ( I'llill ': 'i.l!..' Bll'l 'l""l' 'I H'l J (llto
of Ihii mime 'ho. I'aIT nii'l ' vl I Alii'
In tun uui)'iii,;li o! I 't.
wviuNnTii, :. i '., iva a, i;n)'i
Hi.ll. J ol i.n l'A1Tof :
.Sni:--1 lake thin liln-rty to ll
j-on know huiv 1 U'i'l on tho gn at iiioliiui
thai i.i lcniiti; our Kopiililio t" iklonifl. 1
tun ii iiiaii ol nl 'i'i V'llHin, r.ml "hen 1
, , ., . . ... I ..,.,i.:.
IOOK OVlT HUB Oi.UIIWJ IHM.M l-.in
v.. t ...... ..I.. - over tho lunoMlion of
? ...... . , i', ,i ...i......l i ,.,i,l
iiviul, 1 loul o'Mil'iiKoil in iniiul,
,, , '. , . e ll'
iiti.l iii iho muiL'lu limgHnj'o ot ik SiMicr,
.itiii.triia, iiniii, t il film i t ml in
Ilut 0110 11,11112 11
( o
fvor known, ,.ml h.ute I
" irnniiij5 uiuh.i .... n.
ct lln trouhlf. tho South w nil ted u buh.U,
. f , T, ;,,,-'., I . :
r I . . 'I'.... ..,..,... t ta Mitlil
',riioii o mo , o u.
' , ? 'h:" ' l0., r ln,
ni', wr uinr inmivj 7,""'"
' r.l I in .Hitin i 1 IlLlIlK IlltHlK dim 1111H
. i ,. .;.. 1
tUo or I.I10 j.i-cenfc AOnii ir.iMtrol.ion - Ami
" 1 1 1 1' I
,", r, ',r
tl' i 1. 1,1
"hi f r
1 ) , , , ..I.
" llll I' 111.
t !.. 1.-u.....u . ..!..:.' .. ' T." ....I - . .
w 'TOTOKii um ouui.i iu "
";' '". c Tl ill
; very in llio 1 itstnrt of Columbia. 1 lim
t , , ... , .
j' ""1 wie.ouui mm m...,.. .
,.,ol,!,1 M"t Kl. d "iJtHutions
' "I l linsttV HUH Ullimi HII. ! rimiu n .no
" , D "."-" : -
111,9 wasaproai mmniKo iu my nimu, iu.
!fht wi,h greater energy, and makes
them suro that tho policy of this Admin-
isiraimn is io aoons.i i..ou . rai.u... ..a.
ut t'"3 rro wo ",ro v'1. 10 , r ?f
... . . .... V; i.,.r .1.
for the Niggur. I'his policy will notiU,
lor il takes th border Stuio from us.andi'piju h,f0. 1 heat towo say thut Ibu
thoreby iimkes luo fiouuiern v.onieuerBcj-non1C0rg
a iixeil luet. 1 lie Aiiminiiiauoii ougui
to do all iu its power to satisfy Iho lrdcr
SiHlt-s. If I whs in Congress 1 would take
great pains to give to the border SUtot all
that tho Conslilurion will admit of.for the
majority iu tholaio elections is evidence
tlmt Ihepooido o( Ihe North nd iho bor
der State nro willing to give all that the
boraor Mati cnr. k lor
i . ... i f
ror if wo can
;ave them, tho Southern Confederacy .
rco rf 8roa
Hut to
lose ihcbi the thing is played cut as the
boytsay. I haro sum, unit liotril otliera
sv. they would mtber light wilk the
j South thBB to pay for the Nigger, or to
11 - I. - . I. ... ,
, '"V: ." ' ... , , ., ...
iwi ii 11,.,,, ..-.n,.
1 mv is all democratic, ant aufuitu ilvwn on
f A arui AMUunul3 ; for wo begin lo
, 1 1 ...: 1 1
' u 1 nr.. inn i.xi.ilni.L lo rumo a liaml io
PH'
1 ,l,..t.,m ih.n,lvi : and when w lojk tit
.- (
il'f4" tbii.s, w6 buvo a wr-ak nerve to go
nl !lie for B,lch P' 'o-
Tho cnui'o is uniust on our aide for men
t - . ' ill .IT ... 1 It ,
r bondage should sutler an, dm
fivi. i l.rtip am 1. 1, or tv. anil not tbOsa thai
w free me, or help nio get my libertv t
! properly are lost on a poof Ihii'g as prm-1
ieipal. Tho miy tho Nigs Oi.;'hl lo go ,
i their liberty is lo toll their iiiasior llmlj
! they won't work without pay, and die ra- j
1 "" ."'" ...
I il' wo do liberate the Negro ho will soon
bo in bondage again ; lor men that can t
'get their liberty can't keep it when they
"avo 11; or at im Te.ua ....7 .
worthy of their boerty. I know this to!
bo true, beciuio 1 am a man of observa-l
u'u.m. J.ast jiirina. wncn l wm ni rroner
! icksburg 1 eaw lols ot ,Mrger.i mere uii
were too lazy to worK ; itiey lay rounu in
lho woods like (.wine, and when they got
hungry they camo out and gathered the
i crusts ouioi uie mop noio nio cooks juki
! to throw tneir dirty water in. Men who
lactso are nol lit to dio for ; and i think
. i
1 . 1 1 a.h . .a.i Ia .Hi .,ii
iy" wuum nvi uu mu nuu iv m
J them than lam. ISul you will say I aiu
not dyill for lho .N I.e., but for 111 b IU0I1
This ii not plain to my mind, for tho
South wiw willing to BU.y in tho Lmon, if
tho North had f.ven them tuoir Maioi
rights. I think your constituents aro fill,
or tho majority, willing lo lot slavery go
by lho board, ami put in thy CoiKilitution
(that all tho States might havo hivo that
I want them. Then C'cqf;reB must leavo
i tho stinking and filthy tm alono and
j willing to pus the Cnt'4cndon propasition.
i and thereby Becuro '.ho bordor Stales. I
think the homed bill is enough to Ml-
r. .1 1 -1-." . ....1.1 nail
is.y mo aueuiu ji lniriy, ior you i"
would lwo R cendeucy to run slavery in 0
tho,rcun,K
ter, hutvhen you told nio tho oou.
u n- .til in I I , ' and once
u n'.iltl .. I. ;..,.,! in I'll) ilnvx and once
.younl
nnout isaviiig my wno ami pnimren
to help our mnn in tho batlloa, yooj told
Tno thero woulJ bo no more nguis. bind
I thoueht entiifl irgimonla would be cut
otf at a timo. Hul b 101110 causo or pth
cr I havo not been in thoso hard fought
; battles that havo swept oil" thousands of
'our friends. Kiuco you said thero would
, bo no inoro fightinR, thoro has been three
- 'awful fights: the second T.ull Hun. Antio-
tain and this illcontrlvod and bloodv
fight at Frcdoritksburg, vhieh has-laid
1 many Dravo sons ol Columbia low in tho
dust, nd all the use they havo hoen is to
nocent but brave brothers un to the
slaughter like a lot of hogs. 'Tis too bad
to talk about. Balls Uluff was nol n brul
' ly nianaced a conoern as this late battlo.
1,. . .... ....
! Some of our men think old Abe wants to '
get all th white man killed off to make',
'roon bx tho Niggers.
ho said m manuro houthorn soil. How would you ,ne snowing uoncnuea Ktai iwuue.io
investigation liho to bo lod up to tho daughter like 1 l. , BU',.,1 ."Tfi
ho would bo those noor men were? Tho Oen.iral left ?lcarfi' ?.e"l' ,,UF':T' "'A't, .
.! r 1 .11 , ., . V . I inciinuu irari, on mo norm n iudui
1 lho rehPls irct all ready, then led our in.iii..ni.i...,.v. k. tk. m,, .a j,h& Rut
lit i I i' i - l .
in ii f, nil i i Ih i I
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ll"' ai my, iiil nil U InuJir SIhU's
in-ii It nil tl,,, ,,. utf., me jml oj, t
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I'liliino, mi, I i Uu.y ., (h lm.lor,(
wo lo lliKni I ,t um m.v.t ni ryty k
our l"inJ(.iB ni I llu ,i t)l(1 robcls -mid thi
ir.i n nil Hfi tu (o h oi ih( minii. U thrro i
tl ill itttmi.ll.it,. .1 ... ... I
' '""s 'iiiiio soon, mhihi iioiii mi-.
, cr f r .
1 i.. .. u ? ""uy an t mi oiiltn.
. Uill ""')' S'-'t. " a
'urrVi
I '" ..toihii no ll,l,(.i, lUt I
llly ,lll(l 1 0 aiviilct, Mulilm xvy t0 Ji- I
I lt I', .1.1. la ...... I - ' I .
. it..... .. ,.. .. .,,
urn- vuuui iu kivu iui u,o nnon i.orv
I'ritory lol Ihem mvo l.nlf. h i
, coino in irce lttlOS. i.ot mem ,uvo
tIlo frt.0 Slates ikn wove. un,l nl,l
i J i 1 i
iiy mo f xt.eui.fB oi u.m wr. n U JUkt
I VlM to Udon Wlth.
mo mnu Ullio inu oio;ru(.:i, Bnu totlie
will Bboot tbm if thoy con,,'
.,l.t,l il.,.n u-li.tt, t,.u r.,,1 li,.. TU.
V b ".. . "
i ,he Is ier is freo we will imvo to
heep lupin Hiirwnra, ami i.y i..r nena.
lng l"onl,on- 10" Bm '" ,8M
B, nrnund unidin lha lioiioilala n.l nnU
p c . , .' .. 7
ttl Ul0 j.oor wounuoa eoiaiors mm men
think wlml .1 h fc.r. 1 ben think one of
your neighbors say it is all to dopriva tlio
Mates ol a Constilulumal right to Uav
ilavou or not. There is nothing worthy of
going to war for, only our liberty. Now,
our liberty is not ( slake and I dou't
think the war is just ou our part, but i
just ou theirs; for if ynu were in tluj
South, and an army was trying to Uke
your liberty from, you would fight like
damnation anyhow I would. Andifilin
South comes up iu our mountains, I will
fight, if they wan'l to lake my properly
from me. i, Uorf, but I would light, l
think 1 could lick about fiv of thcui.
But 1 don't feel its if I could tight them
now; neither do believe you and oM
Abe will go in tho way; for old Abo k
afraid to go out of the city without a largt
body gad. If you law-mskers were put
in frnnj iv time or two, you wouki say
enough I enough 1 O God enough I,!. Xu
(ton't eveu go to. see llio poof
wounded men. fbavo been to nearly all
the hospitals, and never saw 0U1 A ho in
one, but saw biiu puss surrounded, by a
gourd of (.'avalry.
Joseph k. m'Mukuay"
AND DEALER IN LUMBER
New Washington, Clearfield Couuty, l'a.
DeoemSer. 3rd, 1862. ly
WIH MCl'l.tOirMI, Attohkbt f
, Uw, CloarHeld, l'. OOof with L. ls
Cram, Kiiq., on Socnud lret
MrchS9, 18(12, If.
DAN I Efi ((OiUiLA. N D E R,
JCHT1CL: uf th pcao
Lutborxburg, ClnrtIA Co. P.,
will attend promptly to all buniooia outivtte
.
1 to ram tin
March 23, 1SK0. y. pi.
J. T. KKATZEIt,
DICALKH IN
,-. . , wv .
I porc,rm anJ DoillCStlC Dry (lOodl.
I V . . 4
Ac., Ac, Jte., Ac.,
Front Street, Above tins Academy.
Han just received a general KB8orV
ment of
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Cotlonades I'rebs trimialnB
lrillings Lacea
Jeans Collars
Muslins Undersletfss
Fittnitols Mi:tillm
l.inena lukter
Tickings Shawls.
Lavullaa litys
Honncta ! Cloaks.
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Balmoral t'ki:ti,
Keep Skirta, OLsnli,
Drenn-TrJuiiiiinR'. IlJ-Nti,
Cupii, Nul'i.V, UooK toniags,
kcU, dhitk', Cull"". crfts
Cemrortt, OreaauiD
Veil.", Tbf
Coer.
CLOTH im,
Cnnt", I'snH, ' '
Orer-Onntii, U a n I
Ph until, Shirts IlalH, Cur.
V'uJor-.s'hirtB ami DrawMi, Bi 1
ml Klii'f", Uuui bhf,
UuCbIo Shoe.', crs- 1
Vats, Collar,
Cil'ivcn,
iJDUsjraDu
jVliisit.il iood8.
OWFKK I'.ACON MACKKRBI.
TKA FLOUR RIIAD
KlTrtAIt SALT SALMON
HICK CANDLES L'OD-KISII
MOLASSES WINES HERUIN'O
j n;irMVRrc GlaRS-ware, Woolcn-wr
Stationary, &c, Ac
lCT(niT7.sWrarnilT TTTi ftmfn)TT3,
ihlOO .'. .! 'i u UJ tttflUUJJi
Carpcti, Oil CUb, Prtipret. lin fl!'flj
,iiock, t'liurnn, Wsfb-Wrilj, Tnim, Baencfc,
Irons, Pans, Vin.lnw-llinJ, Wull-iinper, Coll
C. ll baini.9. TJoilirpllftS. lln.l-nortU. k'nlTOI
Forks, f-:.oyns, P.rock,), ftova Llijking. All nf
wliich H'llljjo sol'4 u lb uioct rrfti".nibl Icrwl,
nn.1 Hie biphei.t market prlro paij fur Urlo.
Uol, Shipping Fur and all kindu of eountrl
iro.uu'(i, Nov. IV, iio
ORPHANS' COUUT SALK.
1 )y vltlno of uu or.lr of tho Orphaus' Coarl
J ClearCpId cminty, tio unilereineJ ExmuWI
Clmrfipld cminty, tio nnilcnittaed Bxer'
i? RAn"l7 dt7C'iBi, "iU "'""9 10 r '
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cwfar.y, ihs 2th day 0 January, ISt
'soil, nd west by Und of Kli Fy, oonuininjW
I efe mor or Un, and Liag iri of urey
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