The Daily Review.
Towanda. Pa,, Tuesday March 23, 1880.
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One ot the most scorching phillipics
we remember to have seen is the Elimina
tion of Father Hemphill, of Calvary
church, Sail Francisco, against Dennis
Cearney and his gang. He is regarded
us the most courageous ond outspoken
priest 011 the Pacific coast. He spoke not
as an Irishman or as an American, but as
an upholder of good order and denouncer
of demagogues and violent men. His
theme was the condition of San Francis
co, which has commanded such wide
spread attention, spread fear through so
ciety and paralyzed business, driven good
citizens and capital to take refuge in flight
and shaken the foundations of society.
He had not honied guile for discontented
workmen, no flattery or glows of pre
varication, peculiar to the prostitucd new
spaper organ and debased politician.
Scorning subterfuge or lying Hemphill,
nddreseed himself to the solid, unvar
nished truth. Mere claptruy and popu
larity he flung to the winds. The truth
he spoke struck those most needing to
hear it. Alluding to the threats of the
Kearney faction, he frowned on the vaga
bond aliens, who had threatened, for the
last four years, anarchy, riots, murder,
pilfering and the destruction of the city.
But lie made other, plainer talk, lie was
more explicit to those of his own race,
kith and kin.!
"When I reflect that it is largely my
countryman who are doing this 1 am
saddened, San Francisco is to-day an
object for the hissing contempt of ail the
world. These men are allowed to abuse
their right of free speech by threatening
anarchy, bloodshed and revolution.
When i reflect on all these things 1 am
not at all proucl of my country. The
patience of the law-abiding citizens of
this city and State for three years or more
has been either sublimely heroic or mis
erably cowardly. To my mind it looks
more like the latter. For my part, I am
glad that patience has ceased to be a
virtue, as is shown in the manifesto of the
Citizens' Council. They declare that they
want to maintain public peace and good
order, and in this the manifesto has my
heartiest endorsement."
Next in turn, he handled the dema
gogue Mayor without gloves, who endor
sed the "Sand Lots," denouncing him in
the strongest languagd:
"No, you Reverend Mayor, we do not
and cannot accept your voucher for peace
from the sand letters. You talked very
differently when you endorsed the re
solutions of the saud-1 Hteis. You talked
very differently in your speech at Union
llull on the Dili of last month, when you
said: 'There will be trouble, there will be
bloodshed in settling this Chinese ques
tion." Do you intend to insult our in
telligence? You have not forgotten the
riots of LS77. Indeed, you have not for
gotten when one of your men insulted the
people of this church when he shouted
'Yoir have not forgotten your insulting
visiting-'committee, which was sent to
demand of me a rettuction of a portion
of my previous lecture which I have quo
ted to-night. Nor have you forgotten
your companion's recent insult to the fore
most citizen of the United States —the
cx-lTesident —when he threatened to burn
him in effigy, nor when your followers
tinc ittnad to erect a gallows on the sand
lots to hang our citizens."
The talk was received with great en
thusiasm by his hearers. A correspon
dent telegraphs:
"There may have been those who thought
that in some of his advice to his hearers
Mr. Ilemphill went too far. Such, al
though the estimate of distant observers
may be taken with allowance, is our own
opinion. We trust that it is not needful
now for every man not of the 'send lots'
party to 'organize, enroll, arm and drill.'
But whatever may be said of remedies
there can be no doupt of the downright
truth and honesty with which Mr. Hemp
hill describes the disease. There was
no half-heartedncss, no limping qualifica
tions, but plain, square facts like so many
shots from a hundred ton rifled. These
are facts that ought to have bceu ex
pressed from similar quarters before, and
we are glad that an Irishman and a priest
has been found who dares thus boldly to
express them."
N KVV
JOB
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H. JACOBS'
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
(No. 2, Pattern's Block.)
TOWANDA, PA.
I have just received a large
stock ol SPRING GOODS, con
sisting in part of
MENS' BOYS AND YOUTHS'
CLOTHING,
which I am offering cheaper than
the cheapest.
Spring Styles of HATS and
CAPS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
and a beautiful selection of Neck
Wear, SCARFS,TIES,&c., &c.
Hosiery and Gents' Underwear
in great variety and very cheap.
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* //. JACOBS,
The Clothier.
Towanda, March 10, 1880.
C OA ' :
NATHAN TIDD,
UKAI.KR IN
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LOYAL SOCK COAL.
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ot all sizes,
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Court House.
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