Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
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nenced on the lst Of September last. The Aine-
riean public reed not now bg made acquaint-
cd with its character or claims 20 considera-
tion. With bat 4 subordinate regard tor pTu-
dence, policy or popularity, il has aimed 10
stand for Righteousness. for Truth. Tor HUI
naltity, against fortified lniqIity, Fraud and
Oppression. There is not a slaye-tradcronthis
Continent, though lie may never read anything
Lnt lis bills Of sale and notes-payahle, who
does not know and hate Tx TRlErNE; there is
not an extensive fabricator oi drugged and poi
sonous Liquors wltc does not consider II avery
dangerous and immoral PAPER. and wonder why
lis publication is tolerated III comnleTcIdl, cot
ton-huying City like New orh The AetraTk
Heycuyp once fcreibly remarked that il had ne
yer known hard, gripping, screwing ayari-
! cious employer WHO was not hostile 10 l NE
/ TRIBUNE. nor one eninently generous and kind
I " who did Aot like il. Promp and plaln-spo-
! ken in its denuneiations OF iniquity end abu-
1 ses of power, while claiming no eNceptionfrom
4 human talibility, il may have done temporary
/ injustice TO iBdividuc.s, but 1t has never been
unfaithtul to Principle, nor deaf 10 the cries ol
the wroiged aid suffering. In rs columns toe
advocates Of novel and unpopular theories
contemplating The melioratoh Of human wees,
| especially those OF the voiceeSs and down
| trcGdeu have ever found audience and hnsPi-
talty; while it has ardeatly resisted, ana will
persistently combat every attempt 30 prescribe
and degrade any class because OF diycrSlties
OF Nativity, Greed or Coler.
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means Of serving the public have been augs
| mentea in proportion. Instead OF q Single
editor with one or TWO assistants, It's organtz3-
tion now comprises a numerous body Of VII
tcrs, each fitted hy special accomplishment
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