THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. I. W E NK,
EOITOW 4 PltOPRItTO.
WEDNESDAY, MAY P, 18S3.
Itrpuhllomi State Tirltrf.
Judge of llio Supreme Court,
linn. JAMES T. MITCHELL,
Philadelphia.
Announcements.
Kates. Congress, $20. Assembly, $10.
District Attorney,?:!. No announcements
will appear unless accompanied by tho
rash.
ASSEMBLY.
We are suthorlfed to announce CHAS.
A. RANDALL, of Tioncsta, as nenndidate
for Assembly, subject to Republican
usages.
Another Yarn.
The Philadelphia Times having pub
lished a sensational canard about a
great movement on foot to "boom"
Mr. Blaine's nomination at the coming
Chicago convention, the Press thus
disposes of the fabrication:
Our esteemed contemporary, the
Time, keeps constantly on hand a
large and varied assortment of news
about Mr. Blaine, warranted to suit
any taste. It is only three or four
weeks since it had Mr. Blaine in the
last stages of a fatal malady. lis in
formation was positive and unmistak
able. Mr. Blaine was a physical
jT'CC1:, and could never take any fur
jther part in politics or public affairs.
, Now, from its extensive assortment
jnf Blaine news it makes another dis
play in its show-window. This time
5' ts news is to the effect that Mr. Blaine
las notified his friends that he is will
ing to run for the Tresidcn.-y. He
lias given bis assent to an aggressive
movement for his renomination, an
bis "boom" will break loose with ir
resistible force. This news has been
received from Blaine within the last
three days, and we are assured that,
like all the previous information about
jMr. Blaine, it is "entirely reliable."
y From which we infer that Mr.
iSlaino has recovered the health which
jiur esteemed contemporary destroyed
'r u: i .u i . i l
yui uuu uuiv a moutii ago, nuu wiui
;he dinbetes or some other fell disease
ias not fastened itself on him as vio
ently as it fastened itself on the col
joins of tho Timet. A newspaper
'which has a man running for the Pres
idency in an "aggressive movement,"
j-must at least relinquish the story of
: (impending dissolution. The present
i j-ara is interesting as re-establishing
the shattered health of Mr. Blaine in
Ihe columns of our esteemed content
j porary, and beyond that it possesses
t qo importance.
1 Really isn't it about time to give a
J' rest to these repeated fictions about
l Mr. Blaine?
j
The question now agitating the
1 Democracy is "What to do with the
remains of the late P. W. Voorbees,
1 of Indiana?" On Tuesday of last
i; week, one Ingalls, a Senator, so badly
wrecked, mangled and generally dis
, ntegrated the body of Mr. Voorhees,
I icattering the fragments all over the
( senate Chamber, that there is no pos
sible hope of ever being able to again
ut them together so as to make them
lecently presentable. There are sev
:ral ways of getting rid of them and
it the same time keeping them before
the public eye, but two stand out most
prominently. One is to send the gory
Jismcmberme uts tc the United States
Medical Museum in Washington as a
I practical illustration of the force of
i lynamitio invective when surcharged
with the truth of history, and the
other ia to place them in a dime mu
, setim in order that others may see and
i learn that it is not safe but utterly
foolish to get in the way of a wild
H western cyclone when it is on the ram
. page. Either scheme will do, aud
i both might serve as a terrible warning
: to men of small calibre and shady
record not to feel safe while pranciog
around on the edge of a volcano.
A correspondent who signs him
self "Citizen," evidently reads between
the lines of a morning contemporary
and iiys the seeming anxiety about
Mr. Blague's health to a nicety. .This
vhohcry of Mr. Blaine's having one
juI in the grave aud the other nest
door to it is at hypocritical device to
;.lace lie coli steel into Mr. Bluine,
and boUttr ip the treachery that is
going on in' l'tuasylvaniii and other
States by spoilsmen. Ouee let any
cither candidate but Mr. Blaine be
nominated uud see. how quick these
eaiuo persons will demand that Mr
Blaine lead the fiyht, and if ho should
refuso on account of his health how
quick they would charge Lira with
sulking and swear he is as eouuj as a
feilver duliar. Mr. Blaine has said
he is not a caudidate, aud he meant
just what he suid, but bis friends will
be ou hand at Chicago, and the man
they waut will be uouiiuatc.il, aud no
amount of houndiog their chief fur a
second letter will stampedo iheui.
They are nut that kiud of Republicans.
They have been there before aud will be
llu-rc auiii. l'iliJ.nryh Coin -Gazette.
Sicnator Lvoai i,i wants to koow if
there ia anybody else who cares to
knock a chip o(T hi shoulder.
Ox May 23 the Democrats of this
Plata will hol.l their convention and
go through the motions of foiling up a
candidate to be bowled down by the
luxuriant Republican majority that
blooms here.
Now then, romancers, dreamers,
political prophets, Mugwumps and
Democrats whose wishes are fathers to
their thoughts attention all 1 We are
at the beginning of a new week, and
a story to the effect thai Mr. Blaine is
dangerously ill is indispetisible to the
campaign. Our friendj the enemy
expect every liar to do hij duty.
Talk of him as tliey will, the fact
remains that Senator Ingalls mixes in
a heap of truth aud unanswerable ar
gument with his oratorical fireworks,
There are, even at this late dale, a
great many people in this country who
cannot fully understand why all the
"dead issues" and "sectional feeling"
should be buried in the notth, while
the south continues so persistently
"solid." Blizzard.
Congressman Scott is evidentlv
building on the future when he allows
the report to spread that he will not
be a candidate for re-election. Sup
pose the free trade. Democratic party
should not win the next time and he
should consequently not be asked to
go up higher, as he contemplates, what
then? In all probability be would be
a candidate, and in all certainly he
would be defeated, for the manufac
turing interests of this State surely
have it in for him. Com.-Gazctte.
Prohibition orators openly declare
the hope that they can defeat the Re
publican party this fall, after which
they will fight the Democracy. Why
not leverse that order? Help whip
the party in power and fight the Re
publicans afterwards if any cause be
presented for doing so. The notion of
whippiug anyone into friendliness ap
plies to beosls, not to human beings.
A dog may lick the hand that lashes
him, but nothing higher in nature than.
a dog will. Derrick.
Not content with turning over near
ly one whole page of his paper a week
or two 0o to the dissomiuation of
wholesome Republican protection doc
trine, Bro. Dixon, of the Elk Democrat,
comes out with the declaration that
"the recent tariff speech of Represen
tative Nelson, of Minnesota, will figure
in the Democratic campaign literature
of '1S883.'" Well, along about
7,000 years hence that speech may
possibly be of some use as a campaign
document, and we hope to see our
Democratic brethren utilize it then,
but not until then. In the meantime,
it is pleasant to note the "change of
heart" which our esteemed brother is
evidently undergoing.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
Conducted by the Tioncvta Union.
The W. C. T. U. moets the 2d and 4th
Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. in.
Presidont Mrs. Eli Iloleman.
Vice Presidents Mrs. J. O. Dale, Mrs,
V. J. Roberts.
Recording Sec'y Mrs. L. A.ilowe.
Cor. Bee. & Treas. Mrs. 8. D. Irwin.
H'oe vnto him thnt giveth his neitjhhor
rlnnk, that putte.it thy tiuttle to him, and
make.it haix drunken also. Hab. II, lo.
The wicked worketh a deceitful work
but to him that so tveth righteousness shall
ue a ure rewaru. itev. 11, lb.
C. G. M. iu the Royal Templar on
the subject of license says: Tbe li
cense question is discussed everywhere
interested parties are trying to prove
the liquor traffic a legitimate, if not
an honorable business, claiming that
the mere paymeut of the license fee
makes the business of ruining the
souls of men on an equal footing with
a dry goods business, or with any oth
er branch of mercautile life; but the
only way to answer the question : Is
the liquor dealer doing a legitimate
business? is to ask another, namely,
Is it right to license one man who
makes a drunkard, and punish the
drunkard thus made? Licensed lav
erns are neither a necessity or a bene
fit in any city or town. It has been
proven repeatedly that they neither
tend to man's improvement mentally
or physically, that the tendency of ihe
saloon is to make a poorer class of cit
izcus, a poorer class of workmen, less
valued friends and less valued neigh
bors. The sale of iuloxicaling liquors
as a beverage robs the poor man of his
earnings ; it robs him eventually of
the ability or opportunities of earning
his own livelihood or that of any per
son or persons depending upon him
it robs him of manhood and reduces
him to the coudilioo of a beast. There
is another very important phase of this
momentous question which we should
uot lose sight of, and can be best dealt
with in another question : Is it right
to support churches to save men, and
at the eaiuo time liceuse a truflio that
slowly, but alas ! too surely, destroys
all that is puro and noble in uiaa? or
is it right to tax people for schools to
teach virtue, and then license saloons
to teach vice ?
The open saloon is the Dovil's trap
for our boys and he catches them by
playing on their social instinct in their
natures. The gilded saloon of the
city, aod the cross road groceries of
the country aro the recruiting offices
for the poor house, for the jail, for vag
abondage, for disgrace and for hel'.
In the uame of God, shut them np!
They say that if you clnee the saloon
the drinking of whisky will go on in
private ; that is too true to some ex
tent. But it will bo a great moral
victory over the evil thing to hide its
ugly head in the dark.
The old topers may follow it to its
den but we will save our boys.
Prevention is better that) cure and
we all koow it is easier.--The Living
Wot).
We hope no Christian will have
cause to regret not having testified for
Christ iu neglecting to sign the remon
strance, lie that is not with mo is
gainst me.
Fear not, nor bo dismayed ; to mor
row go out against them ; for the Lord
will be with you. II Chron. 20, 17.
No man ever suddenly, became a
drunkard. It is bv irraduallv accus
toming the taste and stomach to ar
dent spirits that men have been led to
love them. Dr. Benjamin Rusb, 1785.
"When you call on ruy sister Clara,
Mr. Featherly," said Bobby, "you
never stay later than 12 o'clock, do
you ?'' "No, indeed, Bobby, and often
not as late as that." "That's what
pa said. He told ma that lbere was
no danger of your ever staying any
later than 1 1:45, because the saloons
close up at 12." Epoch.
The breweries of Iowa have been
reduced from ninety-nine to fourteen
under the prohibitory law, which the
New York Sun insists "don't prohibit."
Eastern Insurance Co's are said to
have civen notice to the brewers of
Dubuque, Iowa, that they can no
onger take risks upon property.
.A "National-Prohibition Park," if
twenty-seven acres, has been laid out
on Statec Island, where a prohibition
camp meeting is to be established.
You may travel a good ways oc
whiskey, and travel pretty fast while
you are going, but you can't get back
when you waut to.
Conscience is the voice of the soul ;
the passions are the voice of the body.
From the lowest depth there is a
p?tn to tbe loltieet height.
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Wheueas. The Hon. W. D. Brown
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