The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03

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Gy-The Democrats Of Bedford aud Somerset had
glorions rally on last Friday near the line; snch as
had never before been witnessed IN That seetiou.-
The meeting was organized by the appointment of
the following nfiicers
President NICHOLAS KEGG, ESQ.
Vice Presidents-Henrv Weriz Peter Bridges
Peter Topper, Josiah Miller, Arthur Rose, William
Rock, Abyy Boylan, Noah Upton. John Cofey, Geo
W, Powell, and Jacob komp, Esqnire>.
Seeretarlr>-Lewis y. Fyan, Peter E. Lehman,
Henry Otto, and Bernard Wolfhopel, Esq4res.
Addresses We're delivered by Mr.. Cessna. OF Bed
fofd and Messrs Baer aud Weyand, Of Somerset
The meeting then adjourned in fine spirits.
Gg~TilE Democracy OF Bedford Township met at
Barleys school House last Saturday, and organ
ized by the appointment OF the following officer:
President-MICHAEL HOLDERBAUM, Esq.
Wee Presidens--lonathan Deal, Owen McGirr,
David koonlz, Frederick Sehnebry Henry Barley,
David Reghard, Daniel Rieke John Amos, Jacob
dershberser, Henry Stifer, and Henry Beegle, Es-
qujres.
secrctares---Wm. Lpary, Daniel peegle, Jacob
semler, and Abraham Reishard, Esquitrs.
The meeting was addressed by Ntessr-. John
CESSNA, q. II. Speng, Geo. W Bowman and O.
+. shannon, when the meeting adjourned with nine
hearty cheers for the whole ticket:
Gly~The Democracy Of Londonderry met at Palo
Alto on the goth Sept. and organized by the elcc-
ton oftbe following officers;
President-JAMES CESSNA Esq.
Vice President,-James Mattingiy, John Comp,
John Lowery, ThoS. J. Porter Jacob c. Devore,
Noes Porter, Benjania Valentine, Lewis Triplstt,
Esqnjres.
secr~taries-James c. neeore, ard D. B. Trout
man, Esqrs
Addresses by Hon. Jo-eph \ Wickes, and Gen.
Thomas j. McEaig. of Cun.berlaud, Nd. and V ~.
NJ. hall, Esq. Of Bedford. We may expect well OF
Londonderry
0g2- The Buchanan Club Of Bedford was largely
attended last Saturday evening, and great eu'hu-
l'siasm manifested. Addressed by VIM. ".
Hall and John Cessna, Esq.s. Mr.. Spang and 9th
ers will speak on next Saturday evening.
G3-Wr are sorry 10 learn that the "Auerieans''
are % soft 10 permit ''muaturalized Foreigners
minors, too--to stake them in. On inquiry, we
lind that certain well known old coon haHtrred a
minor readily acceded 10 and put up the money. Mr.
coon bets that Mr.. Fillmore viii win the race
Mr. minor Bets no-ard OF course will win the mo-
ney whilst our ''Amercaa'' friend Will very Justly
lose his vote. We heard this same minor say that
another middle aged ''Amercano gentleman had
bantered him 10 bet on la>t SUNDAY, notwthStan-
ding ihe caution ie bad received from Fr Jordan *
Co. to beware OF '.Fuuiners.' The law is very Sc
we're against betting s'heter'' not only loses his
vote, hu; the rl-; OF iorettas three the
mount bet. lfauy Of our men are caught by boys,
we Will give the boys credit for their smartness.
/ u NhIst mere Is positive law ana severe pc
naliy against betting, yet some Of our big l.. n Re
publcans take many occasions banter when there
are none Of The right sort present 10 back them ont.
They 10 this with the view Of catching The tiu.id.
W have few such knoc -kneed wind blowers in
Bedlord-uen who affect to believe that Buchanan
viii rot carry State IN the Unon-aud for their es-
pecia benefit. and show how Systematically they
attempt TO deceive--we publish the following h,lle
paragraph from the Penns yIvanlan Of Sept. %:
s E5.GOS.
C57-A gentleman is in Philadelphia ~ho pro-
poses 10 stake SlJ0G0 upon the election Of Nj. Bu-
cbanan.
III will bet the same amount that Mr.. BUCHANAN
I'll carrv fhe SAT-. nF Nirninis Itu