The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

sh's ~, haefn guest ION OF slavery, with all its adm,
heir second tho ueht IS fast teaching then, ~
Buchanan uttered safe. and 10 Them roroo.s1 %4i.
trine %hen in his letter accepfing The C;, aoc'
nominations, he SAID so truly and vet 60 i'a'.
most happy won ld be tcr our country q ~ f!'
fation Were al an end. During It's Whole MOI, az
has pioduced no practical good 10 any bpn'a II u
~hiist u has been ihr source OF great and dspges
HIS Ihis IS ex actly what believe ,o L. - e''0"s
yaient sentimen in Philadelphia at this ,noa 'e-
ball BE- much disappointed Il every days reaert,
does not strengthenit. non
Bat conservative men have seen other ine,...
at work, which are no where repnsnaut 10 r,,es
feeling here in Philadelphia They ,t,,li i.Ilc .1c
see in the m anagement of the Republican cap,.
ready the use OF means that afe wholly lIeg;,.' %
do rot refer 10 the innocent affeIppt Ia rey;,,'
musical tactics of ancient do W lhough c - ne
repress smile at the idea Of some Of my Reo,lI;oas
friends Eereabouts becoming neodious Ali ~.
innocent enough. But worse agencies are a, -
There is before NE Il letter from Hon. Cr.-i
sumner, endorsing the Fremont rou,ira-i
which find the following remarkable lanouaga -
'S0nr declaration OF principles says Nj sum,
appealS TO the JorefsH tern. who, rejoicing in ,ta
privileges of merican citizens, viii not hesita.
Join in this holy endeavor 10 vind:cafe then, -, w
the aggErssoFs OF ar oligarchy uorse fLo,, o, -,
ny fron which they k0ee Red. ln this contest Ibo.
l. every motive 10 Union, and also every noriya.,
exeTtion." CHOW or never, and forever -
''Snch was the ancient war-crY which, embr.rasrl
the Irish flag, streamed from the castle NJ D,l5
and resounded through The whole land arons,.
generous people 10 a new struggle for their afci,
rights, aud this War-ery may be ity in.cr;bed ,,
our banner now Arise now, or oar iuexorablc 81.
driving tyranny VIII be fastened upon voa-sfisa
now, aud Liberty viii be secured for ever,
Now, this may be considered proper Senatorial ,s
oric, but know language strong enough 10 r,r,.
denim such appeal To class Of oar pooifs.;,
disloyal comparison Of our Southern breit,o
with the butchers and igrauts Of Eurone i an an
peal TO the foreign bora, il is PER Sc wrong Assucb
appeal it must be ineffectaaI, for the natnra)iyJ
citizen knows too well how holsow such ford av,
pressons usually He knows, Too that at the
very moment these words of awkward fatefv were
written, Mr.. Summers candidate, Mr.. Fremont ba
been pronounced 10 be IN luii communion with rls
American order, has accepted an American M,
Worth Americana nomination and is on the ticker ~
this very time with your townsman Governor Iobu-
ton for Wee President, whose fidelity to the str,r,
est AmericanIsm, no one question. But 10 sober
minded and conservative men, the sorrow must he
and is. most sincere, on seeing any thus pr,
NOTED. No where will there be greater revolt 1ba,
here 10 Philadelphia, where the class Of citzrns re-
ierred to have been often peted and Perseculed 10
the top Of their bent.
have Ihus, genrlemen-wrtten to you very much
as shonld have talked TO you plainly and uncer.-
moniou~ly-given my reasons for refusing my sup
port or ny vote, OF The candidates before tie
g.
ware, Of no vaIue-they ouly seen to be enii-
tied 10 cons LIBERATION far they represent othe-S
who have heretofore acted with sae. 3sbeilcye thes
are thousands who thiuE as | do.
Havinsgthus defined my opinions il is hardlv ne
c=~~ary for me To say why vote for NT. Buchanan
and Why am willing to DO anything in my power 10
promote his election. look 10 MIN nd HI Brpcb-
enridge as the candidates who, if elected Will gj-r
The country what il most needs, repo>e, and TppesS
thoroughly and completely all sectional agitation Oh
this distressing topic of domestic slavery. fad in
Mr.. Buchauans past, and especially MS recent plb-
lie career as our representative ab.oad assurance
that he will secure, with foreign nations, honorable
peace. | regard h!m cuineHtly safe and couser-
yative statesman. Bul, am proud 10 say, that hs
being a OF Pennsy lvanIa. (aS!de from other
sIdefatcns,) would have entitled him 10 my vote.
for ihink this greet Commonwealth has waited Jon.
enough. and been postponed often en9ughi and tat
now hen the chotcp : made OF cne OF her most Dis
tinsujshpd citizens for the nations highest honor,
that PeRn>y yyanians, p least, shouG rally to bis sup
port. have no doubt they will, aHd, il there can be
any humble service that render 10 promote thr5
result nv fellow citizens have right 10 il. ltbz
course now feel it my duty 10 pursue, be nconsis-
tent with former political conduct and oplaons III:
an Inconsistency am rather proud oi-bIt II il be
couSonant, as think il is, with the feelings OF Stale
pride and local loyalty which have seen the eonlTo.
ling inlneaces OF my public life, see reason 70
/ regret that they continue 70 operate on me How,
when for the first time fer serenity year. We 2aye
chance CT doing something for Penn>y >yiraoa.
fully and truly yours,