The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-22
Sick Of Know NOthingiSm.

The Louisville Courier, edited by Walter
Haldrrman, Esq, formerly Wing, bat more
recently Know-Nothing, has repudiated his
party. Hear him:
''1he next election will SEAL THE DOOM
OF KNOW NOTHINGISM IN KENTUCKY.
Thousands Of Wigs who roted The Kaoc .Noth-
ing ticket last .8aguSt, are nor utterly DISCUS
ted with the party, and will work with a will
al the next election TO secure its defeat With
in the last five months such changes have been
going on as 10 leave not the slightest douJt as
to what will be the position of our noble State
in the next contrSt.'
There is nut TRUE PATRIOT in the land that
''douhts it," Kentucky is Just as certain to
cast her electoral vote for the nominee of the
Democratic National Convention, as that the
day of election will come.
AN ELOQUENT TRIBUTE TO JAcKsoN.-Tn a
speech recently delivered by Col. Edward Pick
EFT, r., in reference to the Democratic Victory
in Tennessee, he said
sit was we'll for the memory of the immortal
sage of the Hermitage, that the bigoted crusade
against foreigners should receive such a rebuke
from the people OF the State beneath whose soil
his mortal remains rspoSr. In every drop of bis
blood, Jackson was an Irishman His father
was one Of the Irish patriots whose brow turned
pale with Indignation at the expressions and in
suits offered to his native land. His mothers
cheeks were famed by the soft breezes that
blew over the bay of Dublin, and wreathed in
theroSeS that grew on the green sod Of Erin
But If, the hero of New Orleans was ascend
ing the steps Of the capitol to take the oath of
ieaIty to the Constitution of the United States
foul whisper had reached his ears that the Pres
ldent elect was an lrIShman, and therefore an
Antl-American, one hand would have been laid
on his breast, aud the other would have grasped
hIS sword, and he would have said, eyes, 10 eye
ry drop OF my blood and every nerve of my
arm, am an iTishrnan but here at least is an
American heart, that while it beats, will love
the Constitution and the liberty it guarantees,
and here is an American sword that shall be
ready to defend that liberty till this arm is
palSied in DEATH"
1.-THE Bedford Rifemen and the Cadets will
parade in honor of the birthday of the Father
OF our Country. We have no doubt they will
make fine display.
Painful Scene ut an Erecution.-Th exc
cutlon Of jacob Armbruster, for the murder of
his wife, took place in the Jail yard at Doyles-
town, OH Friday. He maintained his compo-
sure to the last, protesting his innocence, and
appealing to God against his sentence He as
cended the scatfoId with frn step, accompa-
MED by his son, who wtpt bitterly at The dread
fol situation OF his father but after the fatal
cord had been adjusted, the prisoner refused to
shake hands even with his son at parting, and
would not permit prayers to be offered up in
ms behalf, turning frequently to tie Sheriff, and
exclalming, "You dare not hang me You
know you dare not !" This painful scene, how
ever, continued but few minutes, the drop
feiI, and the doomed man was launched into
eternity without a struggle. His last words
We're, 81 want 10 Judge but God r"