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

the requisite force, in their orn party, i6
defeat the Union State Ticket, they now ex-
ert themselves most desperately 10 cause
diversion from the support Of shat Union
Ticket. They know flll well ,bst in union
there is strength, and hence ,hey seek to
divide and conquer, by Circulating all SORT
of misrepresentation and falsekoods in re-
lation to the candidates ou the Union Ticket.
Shall they be successful In Ibis attempt TO
deceive and nisleadq Isthere . true friend
spd Supporter Of Miilara Fillmore who does
not understand their object, motives aud
purposes!
We are sure, no uian who honestly and
sincerely desires the Election OF Sir. Fill
more, will. either directly or iillirecfly, sil
the Loco Foco party 10 triumph il October,
mhen he knows. That lis lafeat then is tho
deaih-knell 10 all hopes q Sc. Bueh.nAn'.
success. aud the certain barbineer ot H.,
triumphant election Of sTr Fillmore. Ii
matters very little to u, or 10 any f.ien,i Of
Nr. Ftilmoie's election, wao, or what the
candidates On tie Inioa State tiakss are So
that they are ho6est, competent men, aud 50
iAat ne know, ard feel assaIed as we do.
That ibeif success pnfs an end 10 Buchanan,
and wlll contribute immensely to the sue
cess Of Dir. Fillmore Satisfied OF tins. wa
shall, aud 50, We are sure, willall good Fill
more n.en. be they Americans, Wings,
Democrats or Republicans. support With all
our 'aisht and all our energy, the Union
State ticket, withou: further inquiry as to
the particular views, or feelings, or Presi-
Dental preferences, OF the respective candi
dates On that ticket. Il is. hewerer, a duty
we owe to truth, in tbs connection, TO say,
that the story circulated By the Leo Foco
press. that tie friends q Fillmore have no
represehtse on the ticket, and that none Of
the eaudidafes thereon are in favor OF Mr.
Fillmore, is \ Loco Faco folsehooa coined
out Of whule cloth, and without tie si.adoa
Of trutA 70 sustain i,.---Dasgy .gsrs.
DkMocasrtc Ecosoar.- oae Of IL,
resolutions Of The platform adopted By the
Demoeraiie Conyealion at Baltimore in
1852, seienily reaffirnlel by. the delegates of
The saiAe parry ina .9sti ,sal coageBtion,
AZ Cincinnati IN 1856, gfaycl5 announces it
a, "ae of. eairiin. principles of ..imori-
can Democracy that It is tie auty of
essry dranct Of tie Fsderat Gopsrnnsas 10
snf@es ana prectlee tat most rigid eooao-
ny.
Tie present Seesetary of Tie Treasury
announces that for tits fiscal ygag ending on
the iLirtirili OF june last, the expenditures
Of the Government aaoanIel to the sum Of
seuenty one mitlsons, fwo A,ssJred qnd
tt7eniy-sir taousand, etgat aandred and
.torfy-sir doilqgs'
Mr. Pierce administration cost
IN one year, ST. .aa226, ,si6
dr. Fiilmore's administration
cost for oae year. Ss7,Iaf,s9l
80 -- 80
Difference FOR, one seor, s34, ,Ie5,45a
By reference to lie report of Mr. Corw.n
the Secretary OF the Treasury under Mr..
Fillniore's Administration, We find that the
expandi'ares Of the Government during the
fsesl year 1856 81, amounted to flie sum
of sISo75,s7s. Or this sum, slG,954,-
4S4 was paid tor expenses incurred By the
Administrator Of Mr. polk, on account ,f
the Aexiean var leaving balance Of s;sT-
l2l ,s94.