Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29

National Administration, and If carried out
ia good faith, nothing can prevent US from
sweeping the State hy a majority which will
be counted by tens Of thousands.
To the friends and supporters cf Mr. FREE
mont we trust it is unnecessary for US to say
anything more 70 rouse them to a vigorous
effort on behalf of the Union ticket. A
moments consideration viii show them the
disastrous results shieh will assaredly asw
from faiinre 10 easgg the State at the Oc-
tober electloo. In vieg Of the Impending
consequences they should labor to bring out
as full vote upon that occasion as the5
will endeayor to poll il tie November con
test. Every citizen Of Pennsylvania who
intends giving his suffrage toCol. Fremont,
should east his vote in favor of alessrs.
Cochran, Phelps aud Laporte on the second
Tuesday of October. The election Of the
Union State Ticket viii not render it certain
that the elecsora! yote Of Pennsylvania viii
be tbroxn for the peoples Candidate for
the Presidency; but the success Of the op-
posing ticket viii u,ost assuredly give the
State 70 Mr.. buchanan Ne trust then tl,at
the strong Repnbliean districts Of North and
Western Pennsylvania viii be up to the lall
measure Of their duty on the 18th of 0eto-
Der, rs we'll as on the 4th Of November.
10 those who differ with us upon the ques
ton Of the Presidency, hut are united in
hostility to the National Administration, We
can only say that III casting their votes for
tie Onion Ticket, which they helped to
frame, they are compromising none of their
views, aud expressing no-opiniou for or
against their chosen candidate. TheIesult
Of the October election, if il be the success
of tie Union Ticket, will be nothing more
nor less than verlic; against the men aud
measures of tie Pierce Administration and
the party which placed it in power, and
would continue It's reign in the person Of
James Buchanan, Ii certainly cannot aad
Will n.4 be regarded as Fremont victory.
for If the friends Of Mc. Fillmore shoaid
still persist 10 voting for him, We shorli
probably fail 10 carry the State for Mr.. Fre-
IhoSt, even though The Uaion Ticket vas
. successful at the October election. And
We sar now, bv way cf caution to our frienGs
outside Of the State, that NJ such claim as
ilis must be asserted, in the eeent Of the
defeat of the Buchanan ticket for State Off
GERS. Notlling viii be demonstrated by
such result bnt tie fact that majority Of
the people Of Pennsylvania are hostile 10
the pe.iey Of the presea. Natiouai -Alnilnis
tration.
We have written, thus not beeause We
have seen any evidences Of a disposition IN
the ranks of either section of the 0pposi-
ton 10 refuse their support to ticket
which was formed by Convention in which
they were both represented. So far Us we
have. observed, whenever that ticket has
been alluded to, it hos been commended TO
The confidence OF the anti>Administration
voters. But the difficulty is that we are in
danger of entirely losing sight of it, in the
excitement of the Presidential contest. :
We need to have our memories refreshed,
and We trust that fron this time forward
every ,naa who desires the defeat Of JAMES
BUCHANAN viii remember ihat the first
blow, and perhaps she decisive one Of the
campaign, must be struak AZ the 0ctober
election.- Er.