The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-29
From the HoiIidaysburg Standard Of !.
Col. David II. EI0EiaS
Hon. Charles Summer.

This martvr to free Kansas, free speech, and
free nggers, as stated IN last, is, or late
" has been rusticating at the house OF DIR. Jack
son, at CresSon. Since his arrival, what little
sympathy was manifested for timIn This neigh
borhood has entirely given way to feelings Of
deep disgust There is nothing whatever The
matter with him. Hps hale ard hearty, has
good appetite, and talks politics With all the Bit
4 ter vindictivenrSs that Yankee fanatic can
command. One day las. week, Col. D. H. Ho-
/ fius, an Old Line Wing, aud j. Blair Moore,
{ Democrat, and Col. j. j. Patterson, Republican,
one Of the editors ofthe Harrisburg Telegraph,
visited Crrsson. IN company with man
named Gemmit, al the invitation of DR.. Jack
son, they called upon Mr.. Sumner, who re-
ceived them verv cordially. He soon asked
Mr. Hofus how Mr. Ford had succeeded here,
The Colonel told him frankly that be did not
succeed very well--that bis meeting was COM
posed Of Democrats and Fillmore meu-that
very few Fremont men Were present in conse-
qaenCe OF there being but few IN the placsc-t
This frank avowal irrltated the gentlemalF8ith ith
the soft brain, and he poured forth perfect
torrent Of invpctIves against Pennsylvanlans-
While emPtyiEg his vials Of Republican wrath.
he declared that the Wings and Democrats of
/ Pennsylvania were white slaves, and that he
should glory in Serng them brought 10 the
block, and disposed Of under the auctioneer's
hammer. This unqualified assertion ofthe
Yankee fanatic did not fail to arouse the indig-
nation of the PsnnSylYanians, and Col. Hofus
made some tart reply, which only aggravated
the martyr the more, and lie showeTed abuse of
the fouIgst kind upon Pennsylvanians indis-
criminately, and when the party attempted 10
vindicate their State, The dignied Yankee At
olitionist cody opened a Boston paper, and
commenced reading. The party came away
completely disgnsted, and Col. Hofus, who
previously felt great sympathy for the man be
fore be uttered such atrocions sentiments. de-
clareg openly that his Honor earned great
many more caneiugs than he has ever re-
ceved.
It is intima;ed by one ofthe niggrr sheets
that MIR, Simmer is about 10 traverse PennSyl-
vania 10 make niggerite capital. If so, we ad-
wise him not 10 make use Of such laEguage.-
The people of Pennsylvania arr freemen-he
who says 10 the contrary is black hearted liar
they love the Constitution, the Laws and the
| Cnion-they are law abiding, too, and they
will not suffer any Yankee Aholitionists to
come from the slaves ofthe cotton mills of Mas
sachusetts, and heap villainous abuse upon them
WIN impuhNv
The FRENoNTEgs AND orR NATURALIZED
CITIZENS sudden and hypocritoal regard
of the Fremonters for our naturalized citizens is
numerically exposed in the subjoined extract
from the .New Havea Register:
"Fhe Hartford Times says that Gov. Dut-
ton, on taking the chair of the Know Nothing
! Convention, made few remarks, in which h..
said that .the more be reflected the more he
became convinced that unless the foreigners
among uS--the agents and auyiiarles OF despot-
! ism in Europc-were met and pat docn, We
were no longer SAFE Applause. The speak
er continued, saving that the foreign element
| in our population was BRUTAL, unenhghtened,
IGNORANT agency This must have been very
gratifying to the Fremont German Club
which the Couranf claims exists in Hartford
Where is Ole Bull Where is Hoffman where
| is Hecker!"
| Gov Dutton is one of the most promi-
nrnt and influential supporters Of Fremont in
New England.