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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

JUST REuEl WE'D, .s.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
NalnraR NnosF Nolilirags.

U~rhe Chanbersburg Wing, in speaking of the
Know Nothing Delegate Convention recently held in
Bedford, SAYS ;---ssThese Bedford Delegates were
doubtless knog-nohngs Of the Natural sort they
could no. pnbIicly have displayed their ign9rance Of
the proceedings oi the Philadelphia Convention =
The lf1ig further says il would .'iike to such
men as Senator Jordan stand on the Bedford Know
Nothing Platform" The Bedford Know-Nohngs
would like 10 see this Honorable Senator dare ostand
upon any other platform
Gg~The attention ofthe Freemen Of Bedford coun-
~ is directed to an exposition Of KnowNothingism,
on the first page of the Ga=ee Of to-day, emanating
from the members Of an entire Lodge in Connecticut,
by which it will be seen that the rroie yste is one
Of infamy Of the deepest dye, and well calculated to
arouse the indignation Of every lover OF Liberty and
Republicau:su in the Land. We ask men protesting
Ctistia0jty to read the disclogres here made, and
they viii then be able discovers the ful! euormily
OF the conduct ofihose auisteys and reiions
pers who advised their and readers unite
with this oath bound organization caleula
ted 10 promote the interest and The ho,o of America
We venture to predict that the other
1gio1s, feactey who is identified with this secret
conspiracy, viii, in short time, be considered a
walking pestiienee gpon the earih-a loahsome COM
pound oil loy, wiekedneSs, and tfeachery from whom
hi, congregation will turn away with oathing and
disgust
g5~ We al-o invite attention to the Card Of many
citizens in Tennessee who have withdrawn from this
dlsgraceful combination, which will likewise be
found the first page 1t is short, but pointed AID
convincing.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
Another Il. n. blow up!

The Pennsylvania State Council ol iInoW-Noth-
ngs met in Reading the 4th inst, aud repudiated
The platform Of the X. \. National Council which
reeeatly assembled in Philadelphia. portion Of
the Delegates seeded, however. and organized a
State Council on the ratlormahus repudiaied by the
Raaiogify-so that the K. Ms have five National
and two State platforms! No other political party
exhibited 50 little harmony and unity Of sent-
ment. The Bedford Lodges have pot their veto upon
the action Of the State Council and it remains 10
10 be seen arlLsek trsN vleid
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
Canal Commissioner,

BJ~Ihe nomination OF Hon. ARNOLD Pi.clER, as
the Democratic candidate for Canal Commissioner,
received with lively satisiac,ion every part of
the Commonwealth. W. have known Mr.. P. in;i-
matey for the last ffteen years. and rejoice be
bic 20 say, That be is of the p,re and ric1i De-
mocrats OF the age, on whom the party rally with
the most cordial uaanimty.
og-our Spring Season has fairly opeaed, and
bids fair 10 be good The stages north and
south have been coming in full every evening for the
last few days. To all who desire comfortable re-
treat during the warm weather, and the ofwaters
superior TO any other in the United States for
their medicinal qualities, we would sayeoaee Bed
Jord. In short time, we expect to have all tbe
Judges of the Supreme Court wifh ns, together with
many other gentlemen Of distinction.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
ith Of .EnlY, 1855.

e. This glorious day celebrated wi7h aFasual
spirit in Bedford Al az early hour citizens
aroused from their sluussers by the ringing Of bells,
the firing Of guns and the best mart al music TO be
found the State and the citizens OF the surrounding
neghborhood visited our town in large numbers
At 10 O'Clock The miiarg Inade their appearances up
streets, looking as neat and clean as a dollar
liis frou.th mint The li.e consisted Of the Bed
ford Rifles, Capt. SANsoa-the Cumberland Valley
Blues, Capt. MAY-and tile Bedford Cadets, Capt.
DEcSErnooF. The '.Bediord Fire Company" Joined
the military. under the direction OF Nlr. GKo. D.
SHr OK, and made fine appearance.
After performing variety of evolutons, the sol
diers and citizens marched 10 Dedbaugh's beautiful
grove. near town. where a splendid dinner had been
prepared by Mr. VALENTINE SrEcknAS of tAe '.GIobe
Hotel"
Previous 10 partaking of the dinner, however, ar
Grafton delivered by G. H. SrAx,., Esq, which,
for beauty OF style and eoquence OF thought, was
quite equal to any address have ever heard upon
i similar occasion. Hisvevs were expansive, librr-
n, and patriotic in eminent degree, and the ease
ari elegance with which they delivered attsac-
red general admiration and applause. He had but
few notes. and seldom referred to them. Mr.. s. IS,
have no doubt, destined 70 become eminent in his
profession and highly useul to his native State
member Of the great Democratic Party. He would
alorn any station.
At the close of Mr.. Spang's Address, Fr. Jordan,
Esq. addressed the 'Fre Company in an appfopri-
ate manner.
The entertainments Of the Day were concluded by
ans ..Exibtion'' the part Of the young gentlemen
connected with the Bedford Academy, which termi-
mated in manner highly creditable 10 themselves
and the Institution of which they papis. The
HoiIidaysburg Brass Band discour,ed sweet music
the occasion.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
The Enemies of america.

G- The Ghaa1bersharg Repository AMI Hhis, Of
last week, furnishes its readers with the following
seathing and eloquent rebuke OF know Nothingism.
clearly shnwiag that the existence Of this midnight
order ran only be maintained BY blotting from our
national Record the glorious Declaration Of Ilepr-
deaea:
VIZ NEED hardly apologize for not repablishing the
Declaration ofIndependence, as once the custom
with most rapes the return Of our national ann-
yeFsaEY II Is not exactly orthodox dorument
these Times, and ii may be well not 10 permit its re-
Gently discovered errors 10 10 the world, to pre-
vent perspirng patriotism from taking ifs legitimate
channel Especially on The 4ih Of JuIy would we
promulgaye doctrine palpably al with
the new liabrs Of the the miserable, bunslins
logies OF 7G imposed npon the eeniry IN the subIoiR-
ed paragraph from the Declaration OF Independence.
We tfu-t that the Reading Council viii hasten 10 ex-
pHnge it 50 bat patriotic journals again publish
declaration Of rights without spreading such ngy
aud heretical sentiments. Here is the paragraphs
.He {King GronGr) has eudeavored 10 prevent the
population Of these Siafes for that purpose oblrue-
ting the laws for naturalization of foreigners reus-
inc 10 pass others to encourage their migration hth-
and raising the conditions of new appropriations
of lands
Shame, o! sage Of Monticello! Il must be ex-
pnngedl Couldn't the little croaher have it attend
ed TO p ChanfberSdArg REPOSITORY oad IFhig.
WurRE wiLL IT lyD ?-rhe Know-Nothings who
have assaiIed the Catholic church and made pre-
tensions that their hostility stop there, have
not been satisfied. The stCOvenanters'' =HT Bniier
county. Pa. are denounced and upraidea on accnant
of their religion. The Seceders have share Of their
persecution. The Rev. John MCanley. who thou4ht
II his dnty To speak disparasinglg of an oath-bound
secret political party aat-christan and an-repbb-
lcan, has gained their displeasures and came under
the smarfing rod Of author Who dare not give MS
That is we'll for him. for that Of liad
would wipe away his proper title in discourse so
that be never would be heard Of again, only hav-
ing existence. On the Presbyterian church, too.
has been made. A fearless wafchman on the
tower, has been threatened with dismissal from a
congregation as pastor. Where will this end p
Either in the establishment OF single church in
nectlon with rhr government. or ia the total over
throw Of the proseriptive party.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
VIVA V0CE.

The Detroit Advertiser accounts for the re-
NIt in Virginia on various hypotheses, in the
process OF which il makes a very singular adj
mission
srhs-riru Uoce manner of voting also deter
rcd many from supporting the American candi-
date
Vim did 'slle rirn r0ce nannprni voting de-
Ter many from supporting tht American candi-
date ~ Inno State is ,oins more nntramInri-
led and independent than in Virginia. There
are few large establishments there whose hun
dredS oE employees might be supposed 10 vote
under durrss The CITIES aud large towns,
where Sufirage, It nav be, is subject to Influences
which do not operate in rural districts, are not
numerous The STATE is essentially agriculn-
raj, and lis citizens, whrnt they 20 10 the polls,
express by their voice thrir individual srnti-
urnts, not The sentiments of an employrr or a
political leader WHY, then. did I" rirn roce
manner Of voting deter many from supporting
the American ticket - We can conceive hat
onr answer 10 entrrra1aiory If the rira roce
manner Of voting did deter many from voting
the American ticket, il was because mon We're
ashamed to vote t-hecausr 70 vote il was dis
creditahIn and politically ruuous-hecans- it
was obvious that the dav would come when to
have voted that American ticket would be deem
ei cause Of rrproach.
The admission Of the Advertiser Is a conleS-
sion that know-nothingism suffers from daylight
rxposnre-taat lis success depends not upon the
IiSt ness Of It's principles, but upon the secrecy
of It's movements. Its symbol is the dark Ian
tern. It is ike a thef, whom nigh! invites to
activity and The sun drives 10 c0nceament.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

CJ~Col. MCrIGr, of the Chambersbnrg IT1tg,
has many political sins 10 answer for, perhaps,
as any other I3sderal Journal ia the State bat
his manly and straight forward opposition TO the dan
.erens principles OF fknow-nothinssm has botted out
a mountain OF bis past offences, and given hlm a
strong hold upon the confidence Of the people. The
Colonel, however, wants the to 20 little fur
fher. Gov. POLLOCK, il has been boldly charged,
and not denied, is fully Aitiafef member Of know
nothing Lodge and therefore, stands quite as guilty
before the world the Eifte Crpoker' and i'm
tnehate adherents-and yet the Wing considers him
perfection itself This is not fair, and exhibits a
partiality by no means commendahle. We do not
wonder that the gallant Colonel s.tfqfffiy ac-
sfA tie feaftl iarportaHee accor4ea foreign
Rueaccs," after the bold attempt made by himself and
his party friends eveTv where 10 appropriate them
selves the entire mass (Whigs and Democrats) com
posing the ''ri,h I1sh Jrogoe a.td steef German
ce@t' in the last Presidential campaign. Snch a
Jaitnrs would naturally sicken amy body!
The following article Is bold, patriotic, aud sensible,
and will be read with general interest:-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
PRESENTATION OF 4 FLlC.

UJ-Fhe Ladies OF Bedford presented the Cadets
with handsome Flag on the morning Of the Ith af
July, having selected Mr. RoneRr ". F1Ay, II. as
Jheir Orator the occasion--aud it affords plea
sure to say, that he tulhlled the trast in a manner
that seemed to take every body by surpFze this be-
ing his FIRST effort al pubic speaking. His speech
truly eloquent and appropriate, and greatly
admired by all who heard 1t. A. il was delivered ia
the Hall OF the Court House, Owing the uclemrn
cy Of the weather the raornng,) but few ieardit
except The military; and. 10 crafty those who we're
not present, will publish his remarks in the next
Gazette, Mr.. f. having fnrn>hed with COPY
lie IS certainly yeung gentleman OF iue mind
CJ~Maj. Samuel II. Tate presided at the CeIebra-
lion on the 4th OF July, assisted by Thomas King.
Esq, Hon. Wm. T. Daugherty, Capt. May, and
Lieut.. Fyan, Vice Presidents, and Capt Decker
soft and II. !. Henderson, Esq. as Secretaries.
E7- Col JOSEPH W. TATE delivered an Ora
ion before the Military and citizens OF Bloody Run
on the morning Of the lth, duty have doubt
isebarged to the entire satisfaction Of his audi
ence. We regret that other engagements prevented
rs from hearing the address.
U~TnE FIRE COMPANY dined at the house Of
Maj. JOSEPH SELLERS on the lth, where an ee-
CANT entertainment was served up in Mrs. Sellers
best style.
CJJ0HN HAFER, Esq. OF the Bedford Hotel, =
gave his boarders and eouftTy customers dinner on
the lth, which (from representations have had OF
~ was a splendid affair. john Knows beys 10 do
such things.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
Net Recognised as Christians.

An Ohio exchange paper says at the admin
lstration OF the Lords supper BY the Rev. Mr..
Wishart, at his church in New Athens, Harri-
son county, Ohio, few Sabbaths since, he
drbarred all know-nothngs from participating
in the ceremony. He took tie position that a
person could not be Christian and an honest
man, an! at The same time know-nothing.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
TIle @tnae 6,on.ention.

Contrary to our expectations, the Democratic State
Convention which met at Harrisburg on the ith inst,
was fully attended Numbering about one hundred and
t~enty-fve delegates. \ temporary organization
effected by calling Hon. john b. Guthrie, Of
Pttsburg, 10 the Chair. 1t was afterwards perma-
neny organized by appointing Hon. }. Clancy Jones'
oi Berks county, as Chairman. After the usual pre-
lminaries, nominations ard ballntines had FOR
the Office OF Canal Commissioner Quite number Of
candidates presented, but the most prominent
before the ConventioD were Hon Arnold Plumer Of
Venan2o, and William S. Campbell, Esq OF Aieghe
ny county. The following the result Of the bal
otnes Tor them:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

ere your crackers, shoot your iiltle a.dl.
gnas, build yopr lsaa-hrrs on the hiIl-to,S. ~,
the light MAJ iilaninatr the heavens. aod ',.a'
l'rct baet inio the chambers Of the sict ~.
their hearts may be gladlened, and tbpir ., ,"a'
filed with joy lthe reflected light Of lbp a.
Fions day. s''-
Respectfully, yours, sc,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
EXAMINATION.

~ Oar citizens had opportunity recently of
witnessing examination Of the Scholars under the
charge Of MIR. WM. W. CAMPBELL, Principal OF
the Eedord Male and Female Seminary, and but
give expression to the opniar ofaF present. when
says that it such reflect 9he highest honor
npan the Institution. NFr. c. Is certainly master Of
his prorssson, and is competent to ppart good
education as be obtained Ia any other Acatlemy
IN the Commonwealth. We hope to see his school
literally paronized at the opening o the next ses-
sion. II IS worthy the encouragement Of ail cl-
tzeus, who should feel deep personal integest in its
keilarr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

| HE y NOW NJ HI NJ Al fsAiEt IL En-
CLUDE CATHOLICS FROM PARTICT-
PATING IN A FOURTH CT JULY CE-
LIBERATION IN CINCINNATI.
Is it not singular that the lnow-nothingS
should carry their proScrptive doctrines 50 far
as 10 deny Catholics the privilege of partciPa-
ting with The rest OF their irllow-citizens in the
Fourth-oi-July celebration We did not be-
ljeve IT possible that anybody could be SO de-
aepted as to desire that any portion Of our
citiz-ns should not honor the memory Of Wash
ington, Jefferson, and the illustrous founders OF
our nationality. The knownothings have ac-
cused The Catholics of 4 want Of American
feeling, although Charles Carroll. the last sur
viving >gner Of the Declaration Of Indrpen-
dance, belonged to that sect; and now they
refuse to allow them to come into public
Founh-oi-JnIv demonstration. A meaner and
more contemplate spirit was never exhibited
Americans want every one to relnice on the
Fourth OF July, without distinction of race or
religious creed.
Things have come TO pretty pass when a
spirit of secarian exclnSveness is to he evinced
on freedoms anniversary. The little dena-
gogues and mean bigotS who were instrumental
in getting mp this narrow and sectarian .cple-
hration ought 70 meet With an overwhelming
public rebDke. We take pleasure, in this con-
nexion, in publishing the following note from
gentleman whose sympathies, as is well known,
are with the know-nothings. He says:
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, June 10, 1855.
There appeared in the daily papers Of this
city, this morning, list Of names for the pur
pose Of forming 4th-of-July celebration, and
my name is used as one OF committee on the
works, without my knowledge or consent. By
this the getters-up of this celebration of the
4th can learn that | will not serve on any
committee where all citizens of this or any other
country, whether Jew or Gentle, Mohammedan
or Hottentot, Roman Catholic or Greek, cannot
join in the celebration OF the glorious 9TH, the
day that every freeman's heart should expand
10 its fullest extent. Hang cat your banners,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13
THE BEDFORD GiEETTE.
ERcdforsi, Juiy Ess, 1856.
G. ". Bowman, Editor and Proprietor.
Mineral Fountain.

DIR. REAMER has just put in operation splendid
Mineral Fountain at his Drug and Book Store in Bed
ford where he has rich supply Of the most cboieely
favored Syrupz. Give him a call. The beverage is
as Wholesome as It Is pleasant.
G7-Rev. JOHN A. COLLINS, Of Baltimore, is
expected preach in the NJ. F. Chprch, Of Bedford,
next Saturday and Sunday. He viii remain in
town several days.
C. Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS. Of Philadelphia,
accompanied by his wife. Is at the Bedford Springs,
where they expect to remain for several weeks-and,
although he las come here expressly 10 ger rest, and
recruit his health, still we hope TO hear him preach
frequently before be leaves. He will preach in
the Pre.b byterian Church next sabLslh morning q
s0 O'Clock ard in the evening. MI. c. one OF th
elnueut Dirnes Of the age, and wherever tRe sound
Of Is voice is heard the Of the Gospel is pre
cLaimed in al its purtE Those why had the plea
sure OF hearing him last summer, wilkeioiee TO learn
that he is asSin with as ~
GgAN ELOQUENT ADDRESS.-The address
delivered by Rev. Mr. Glars. Of Chanbershurg, on
lastThursday evening, in The Presbyterian Church,
was an intellectual treat Of no ordinary character
ter. We wish had been heard BY all our citizens.
tlls brief Euogy upon Rev. lonN WESLEY was pow
erful eloquent, and TO the point Many
would sswrte a book and rot say much.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

announcement Of bis Illness.
SrAlN--The disturbances at Sandaso have been
suppressed. We have no reliable statement respect
ing the Carlist nsurgent insnrrecion. Russia is
peeted as the insigator.
Mr.. Dodge haa his FIRST interview with the Minis
ter Of Foreigen Affairs, and friendly remarks were
exchanged.
DESmaRs.-The Danish Diet is dissolved
DEUCE forbids enlistments for foreign service,
der penalty Of eight years imprisonment.
--latest Nems4-Marseiiies, Friday nishf.-The En-
glish steamer Asiroogue has arrived bringing news
from Con>tantiuople to the 10th June.
There has been slight engagement at Eupa,oria
since the l2th June.
TIE Russians attacked uasnccessCnlly the batteries
OF the besiegers.
The general loss in the taking Of Namelon and the
quarfes is 1900 men.
Democratic Yictery in Illinois.
Tn the recent election iar Judge and Clerk
Of the supreme Court Of Illinois for thr second
division Of that STATE, embracing iwenly-rinp
counties among the mos; popuons in that State,
Onas G. Sinner, o. Ounce, was tire Democrqfic
candidate Tor Judge, ana Mr.. Turn"y, Tor CLERK,
and T. Logan, of Springfield, the know-Nott-
ing and Aboliiionid candidate for Judge, and
Mr. Cornedu for clerk. The result shows a
Democratic majority varying but ltrtle from ten
fhogsand rofes, ans defeat 10 The midnight
plotters against civil and religious freedom ahSo-
lntoly overwhelming. Thus breaks the glad
morning after a night oftr"ason and hostility 10
The vital principles of American liberty From
West 70 South the electric spark has run, and
men catching The Inspiration are ior1etilng the
pasf and ralIyna around the old Democratic
banner as they wonld that Of their country were
il aSsail,.d hy foreign foes or domestic traitors
/ II only needs patience and prudence, and few
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

NEw ORLEANS, july 6.-The hop" %,.'a:
ing State Council has repudiattd ln' -
test.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

TLLrvofs has decided against the PFo0o"D.
fquor law. A special election has ''," ools
Gently held to ascertain the sensp OF 'hT ,5,,
upon the question. The returns snow sr,r
1896 votes were caSt-thp largest '0' ,ie
poilpd in the State, 39,l3l larger ihao ., 4.
last State election. The majority asa','
prohibiory law is l4,066.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

No FAMINE AT THE WEsT.-lhe rerFlI's "
breads,ufs al the Upper Lake ports are 'r'IDs"
dons, and preclude the possibility OF the l'',n ~
tenance of present prices. OF breadS'ul,' %" |
hundred and three thousand bushels were j..
cpivrd at ports on the Upper Lakes IN one a',, =
A Buffalo and Oswego, the reported rfcr'ips !.
one dav were 1924 bbls of flour, S2,s9' oOs'
els Of wheat, 1S0,027 bushels OF coFD' '"'
1929 bushels Of oats.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

KfsPeotIuIly, Yours, &c,
WILLIAM WISWELT. T.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

WANTEp--To establish BY First Glass In-
surance Company, an Agency in this County.
To a person Of good business habits, willing 10
devote his tirne alone to the Company, liberal
compensation will be allowed Address, with
reference, B0r. 900, PhHadiptta.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-13

DEcLIyE iN FLoUR.-The yBobRe lr'Oaa, ,s.,,
the 10Th ult, says that new flour Is selling ' w.,
at s. per barrel, and confidently prpa'''s S ~.
in three weeks it will BE- sold for S3,oV PA
rel.