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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
GLORIOUS OLD SOUTHAMPTON.

Gg~On Saturday previons TO the late election,
Hon. JOHN CESSNA met FR. JORDAN, Esq. in de-
bate, in old Southampton, and literally skinned him
in argument, proved by the result the Polls
the township giving 1913 majority Cessna labored
with zeal during the entire campaign equal that
OF any other in the State. His exposure of the
enormties of Know Nothingism on Thursday even
ing of the last Court, was master stroke and its ef-
fects will be productive of the best results with all
men who love truth and despi>e fal>ehood.
A gentleman from Frederick, Nd. Mr.. ARMOUR,
democratic lawyer, Of that city, also addressed the
Frpemen of Southampton al The above meeting,
and made highly favorable impression in that COM
munty. He spoken of in exalted terms by those
who heard him.
MIR. Jordan, raising himself on tip-toe, sslooking
fne,' of coure, pfophecied 10 the people of South
ampton that the majority for the ''Union Ticket on
the 14th of October would be at least THIRTY
Thousand on which declaration he was willing 10
stake his political reputation. He only missed the
mark by about thiry-six thousand When will he
pronhecy again9 Whene
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

For the last three months the people of Bedford
county have been entertansd with stereotyped E.
dition of Slang similar 20 the following, which is to
be found in the abolition organ of this place. Ano-
ther book of humbugs, Of the same SORT, will be Is
sued between this atdahe next election. The dose.
however, will be Eepdlsive even to- the strongest OF
the woollies:
s'Pennsylvan will speak in thunder tones in Oc
tober.'' That's so
''Adam Barnhart will receive such vote aswill
triumphanily elect him any IN the 'oprosI-
tion ranks and very easily over AL. SnivelY!f
"A party made up of such mtlf Griffith and
Barnhart cannot bpt be successlul''
''Wm. Griffith having given way 10 Adam BARR
hart, the Locos may prepare themselves for an over
whelming defeat
s.The only way we can see by which the Bucban-
iers can prevent defeat, is to look the impending
danger in the face, and withdraw BnchaHan!''
''Mr Punroy will run ahead OF his ticket, not
wthstanding the upbushng lies Of the Gazette, ami
will leave Reilly so far behind never TO be heard
oi''
>sJoseph ?umroy, our candidate for Congress, paid
visit. 20 doubts his elecfon!'
1.-The spirit of 1910 is upon us-and the old coon
is on the tra''
s'Grifhth will be elected Judge Notwithstanding
their iies!''
s.The fate of Buchanan is sealed in ludana''
''John Cessna next addressed Inc meeting, expos
ing certain gentlemen who had denied their connec-
tion with the Know Nothings. This speech made
from TO votes against Buchanan in the Borough,
and several in the township" Gain IN the Borough
for Democracy 3t--iu the Township 49,
awe have conversed with persons from every part
of Bedford county during the past week. and
hdent that the K. N. Ticket will be elected by not
less than 300, and il may be much larger
(which will you choose, Reilly or Pumroy. We
look for at the baliot-box!'' You got IT,
THE GRUNT.-S'The election in Bedford county
has resulted in the of the Loco Foeo ticket by
about 100 majority. The purcbaseable material has
all been BOUGHT, and we will carry the election
on the 18th of November Wen see what your
nnrrhased material can do
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TOO EAST.

0z-The Harrisburg Telegraph and Philadelphia
News of the 10th inst. together with most of the pa
pers on that side of the house, resting under the de-
lusion that they the viciors, enjoyed them
selves in herading to the world columns of stuff like
this:
aThe Victory Ours-The Loco Foco crow Expr-
ing-Buchanan is Dead Cock IN the Plt-Pennsyl-
vania o. K.-Buchanan is now ont of the contest,
&c. &e.' The Telegraph wrote labored article TO
show that as Pennsylvania goes so goes the Union.
He showed too, that the party carrying the October
election invariably increased the majority at the
November election And that's so, too--and We'll
do il by thosands
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LIST OF CAUSES

Put down for Trial at November 7. ll7th day
1856
William Beitzel ct al vs. Frederick Smith ct al
Charles Coltelt VS. Samuel Amick
John Brdeham vs. Same
Isaac Grove VS. Adam Rinard
Samuel Davis vsjohn James
d Patterson VS. Samuel Fondersmth
] " Reynolds vsS NJ Barclays admir-
Philip HRisel's admir- VS. E Anderson Esq
S VI BarcIas's admir- VS. George c Davis Ct al
Jacob Sforckmins vs. D 8 Troutman
Joshua Filler rs Samuel Williams
Jacob Adams ct al VS. Josiah Kellerman
Charles Smith vs. VIM Smith
Philip s. Croft VS. Daniel Baker
Joseph HaFbaugh John Harbaugh ct al
VIM Smith v Charles Smith
Isaac Hull's adm'rs VS. John Hull et al
Jane Morehead ct al vs. Christian Naugle
Nicholas Lyons VS. Samuel Davis
Rebecca Brant's use VS. Valentine Wertz
Same D Patterson
George R. Holsineer ct Avs Edward Pearson e' al
Solomon Feisht VS. John Bowser
J Keith eft al VS. Brnmbaush ct al
John Cessna Esq VS. John G Clark ct al
James Clark VS. John Burns
James Entriken VS. Christian Broadstone et al
John Jackson VS. John G. Hartley
Samuel Blaekburn's adm Samuel Blackburn
Guardian
Jos Gregory's adm VIM Stnckey.
d. WASRABAUGH, Prothono'afy'
Oct. "a, 1856.
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saeEacr OF Lies /!

Cy-Tbe Philadelphia News, [Filmorel in replying
to an article in the Fremont organ of that city, in
the issue of Oct. l6, speaks OF the Black Republic
follows:
"With that inherent loathing which compels man
TO step considerably ont of his way TO avoid the filth
and stencil that is thrown his path, we have
endeavored uniformly, TO avoid reference TO the
bfibed organ, and refer 10 it low simply for the
purpose of saving that had the Nsws prostiutrd IL
self for MONEY as did that Journal and had It's edi
and conductors diSgraced every attribute of
their nature, did those connected with that repre-
sentative of modern harloty, we should blush every
time met an honest man face 10 face. We have
only 10 add that desire controversy with the
Niger organ. There are no decent connect
ed with il; the whole belong 10 the Father of
Lies and the only impulse Off existence is black
guardsm.'
And this is the party that Mr.. Jordan is anxious
To see AT the head of nnr glorious Gorernmenf.
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BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The undersigned would respectfully aonopncs .,
the public that he will open in Bedford. on The 6
Monday OF November next, High School. n which
all the branches of liberal education, Enplisb snS
Classical, will be taught II is designed 10 establish
in Bedford PERMANENT Institution of a biob or
der, male and female. The male ani female den,,,-
ment viii be distinct, as the necessary ar
raDgpments can be effected. In this School Spdan,
will be prepared for the higher classes Of aBy Col
lege, or TO enter at upon The active duties OF
life.
Special care will be taken to form IN our pppl,
habits OF order, strict puRctHGiiy, and horoaeLntss
We consider these valuable elementary eharac
tets, ard Indispensable 10 sound learning.
The Physical, Moral and Social Education Of the
Pupils will receive that attention which their mpo
lance demands.
There will be three grades. To the frst belong
the COMMON English BroRehss, such as Reading Or
biography, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng
lish Grammer, &c.
The second includes the preceding, togethe! with
the higher branches OF English Eduration, such as
Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, intellectual
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, An
cient Geogrephy. 6Sc.
The Aird embraces all the foregoing, together
with the Latin and Greek languages
The Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Paint
ing, and Ornamental Needle Work, will be extra
studies, and for each there win be extra charges
EXPENSES.
Tuition for the first grade per quarter, 81 10
second s 90
third o.
The charges for the extra studies will be pablish.
ed al an early day.
The opportunity is now offered TO the citizens of
Bedford and vicinity OF having established in thei.
midst permtaent school OF a high order The en-
terptize on the broad and comprehensive basis here
indicated, will be. attended necessarily with much
labor and expense. 1t is h0ped, therefore, that al!
those who feel interested in the education OF The
young, viii up literally TO the support OF this
School.
Rev. GEO. w. AUGHINBAUCA, A. NJ.
Oct. 81. 1856.
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-DaiiyNeps.
From the Philadelphia News.
TrAat Fremont Thinks Of las Fillmore FLIES
in Pennsylvania

IFhaf Fremont THINKS Of has Fillmore .7tfies
in Pennsylvania.
The .Nsr York Herald of Thursday spoke
out freely its mind, and, no doubt, the mind of
its candidate in regard to their Fillmore allies
in Pennsylvania. The lelegraphic returns re-
ceivpd on "Wednesday evening satisfied the
Herald that the Fusion ticket had succeeded,
and in a deirium ofjoy, Bennett announced
the result, and proceeded to show reasons why
the Fremont majority was not much larger than
ten thousand, as he then claimed it to be. Hear
him, you Fillmore men, who have contributed
your votes to aid the cause Of Fremont -
"But the great cause of the small Republican
majority in Pennsylvania is IN the fact that
they fought the battle on a false party organza-
ton and upon false issues. know-Nothinglsm
was the dead weight which nearly broke the
camePs back in Pennsylvania. On The con-
trary in Ohio, Vermont, Maine, Connecticut,
Ohio and Indiana, where the Fremont party
kicked this mischipf-mahing monSiroclly OF
Know-Nolhingi out OF doors, and fought the
fight upon the simple issues OF hostility tothIS
Pierce administration and this rotten nullIhca-
tion Democracy, and OF hostility 10 the Demo
cratic policy of making Kansas a slave State by
fire and sword, they have carried everything
before them
''Ihis was the course, and is now ale only
course, for the opposition party 10 pursue ~
Pennsylvania. Let them rid Fremont OF this
dead carcass Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS them
put up a clean Fremont electoral State ticket
aud fight the battle upon the great living issues
OF The day, between the constitutional policy OF
Fremont, and the notification, hllibursterng,
and border-rutiian pro-savery policy OF debanch-
ed Democracy. Next, having done this, let
the Fremont party, thus pdriird and liberated
from The dead weight of dead body, proceed to
organize, circulate documents, and papers, and
speakers, and judicious agents 10 behalf OF float
ing votes, in every hole and corner of the STATE.
and then, on election day, three weeks hence,
with the reserved vote of ten thousand men OF
the quiet and religious old settlers OF PenDsyl-
vania in November instead Of being five or ten
thousand majority. as shown by the returns OF
this morning, Will be made a glorious victory
| for Fremont of twenty or thirty thousand"
When Bennett finds that the Democrats have
carried Pennsylvania and Indiana, and half the
Congressman in Ohio, he Will be more savage
than ever on his Fillmore allies.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

The result of the late election although the official
returns have not all been received, shew that the
Democratic State Ticket has been elected over the
combined isns, by clean majority Of between
and 900.
The Legislature stands 70 Democrats to 6 Aboli-
tionists. Democratic majority on joint ballot Il,
which secures democratic Z. s. Senators and State
Treasurer.
w hsve elected Is Of the % members Of Congress.
We have married. the State of Indiana by 1000 maj.
Add the 40 electoral votes Of Pennsylvania and
Indiana 10 the southern States CERTAIN for and
conceded 10, Mr.. Buchanan and he has II votes
than is necessary 10 elect him The result IN
Peuns yvania viii settle the question IN New ork,
Rhode l.land Connectcut, New Hampshire, New
Jersey Michigan, Illinois, California and Wisconsin.
Add these States 10 those CERTAIN for Bnrhanan and
he has 2i2 votes out of the 296 composing the cleo
toral colleges, and Tuesday week will endorse
the prediction. Let all Patriots rejoice that our
glorious Union has been saved from the hands OF The
spoilers.
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Estate ofGeorge RepEogIe decd
BEDFORD COUNTY S.:

AT an Orphans Court held at Bedford IN ana
for the County of Brdford on the hrs' Gay :"
September A. D. 1886, before The JudgtSo ol '"'
said Court.
On motion of S. L. Russell, Esq, the Coo''
grant rule upon the heirs and legal tFIm,''i
tatives of George Replogle late OF Middle " ~ r,
berry township, decd, TO wit: Polly hTPI.
gle widow, Jacob Replogle residing IN J',F.. a'
son county, Iowa. Elizabeth Rrplogie anu "1
ry intermarried with Jacob Grn6er, WIN "p I,,
lately removed to Iowa, aud George d. nt
gle, David Replogle minor of whon' ""a ,a;b
Oellig is guardian, Hannah B. InteFma'fr' Tto.
Henry Smith, Barbara intermaTried WI" -" .,b
mas S. Holsinger, Sarah intermar'iru rnF-
Henry Eversole, Mary intprmarrIea WIN Arl drol
riam Longenecker who is IT. her nllc'"' aoJ
of whom the said Ephriam is GUARDIAN ,IatIs M
Leah minor of whom Hon. Joseph D: W. ,cI
is guardian residing in said county o p - he
to be and appear at an Orphans Ooo'' ~ ,fs
held at Bedford in and for SAID couh!, ar
Sd Monday 18th day Of November hFH.' ,'.a.oa
cept or refuse to take toe real estate o. ~,
George Replogle deceased at tne 1''Oa Zen.
which has been valued and APPRAISED u Ps.,eI
ance of a writ of partition or Va'Gd,1y" r,,ty or
out ofthe Orphans Court of SAID Ioun'i s aid BY
show cause why the same should mol Os '''
order of The said Court. - sst nv
In testimony whereof l have heFean'@c !l coort a.
hand, and affixed the seal oil salu D.
Bedford the lst day OF SePte'n0F''
1856. ,rcu Clerk.
D. WASHABAuGh' SN
Attest-HuGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Oct 81, 1856.
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has been glorious triumph for tbe Democracy.
The State has been carried by majority OF a.
bout FIVE thousand against all the votes of the
opposition combineG II is a victory which
will tell on the election in November not only
here but elsewhere. 1t viii secure The triumph
of Buchanan and Breckenridge IN Pennsylvania
by majority of twenty thousand 1t will
give them the votes of several other Northern
States. II will secure their election beyond
the possibility OF doubt. and give death blow
to sectional anaticism for all coming time
PiHSbUrg Union.
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a Vemisenaiary ssird.

uJ~The Philadelphia Neros OF October 81, speak
ing Of the Philadelphia correspondent of the New
York HyaId, a FREMONT paper, brands him as
who 'bas but recently escaped from the Penijen-
tlary Of Virginia. And adds, THAT this scouhdreI
is in the pay of the New York FREMONT wire
puers 10 manufacture fasehoods against the friends
of Fillmore and Donelson."
Freefuen of Bedford county, vote for JAMES BtI-
CHANAN-vo,e clean Ticket have nothing TO do
with ..Penitpntiary Birds We beat them then
united, and now thRt they hopeless!y divided,
every vestige of hope is taken from them Rally
for Buchanan and the Union, and your sure to win
the day.
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pondent, and as such was well acouain,ea -,
those connected with the Goyrrnusn, "nu
one who knows him will doubt one oo,4 80, NO
statement, Which comes with The more 9, 'He
az Cob sullivan was strict Roman rasg
himself, during his association with Frsmon. ."e
Ian mrn longer doubt Or hesitate NJ
was ever better established than Fr4monf, D
manism. personal eye witness bears t4s,;r.o
ny 10 il. What more can b. asked W,
not this BE- entirely conclusive in Conr, -
lice, touching the guilt or innocepce of
son accused Of crime, and would not a nr.
compelled 10 frame their verdict scrord;..,.s
How, then, can a conscientious eector a.,
the testimony Of Colonel Solliyan, 10 sav no,s
ing OF the mass OF corr6borating testimonv a..
must decide bis verdict at ihe polls, no, on,v :.
TO Fremont's Romanism, but as 10 the nor...-,
veraciiy of that candidate! Whoever doo.
proves himself either incapable of undpsts,a;n'
the truth, or determined 10 disregard Il -
bent in the face of il 10 support Romans,
and wicked, deliberate falsifer. From m,
conclusion there can be no escape D,,I,
.News.
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w. P. SCHELL,
JOHN CESSNA,
JOSEPH w. TATE,
GEO. H. SPANG,
SAML. s. STATLER,
. FRED. D. BEEGLE,
WA. M. HALL,
CoHptv Committee
TIE PLAIN FTRUTE.

Hon. George s. Hillatd, an oId-line whig
and supporter Of Fillmore, in bis speech in the
Massachusetts, Wing Convention, said that the
difficulty a5ont Kansas was that sit was card
in the hands of politicians during the whole
campaign. When the truth about Kansas is
Known said he, '.you will find that some Of
She men echo hare been most LOUD IN De-
N0UNCING the Kansas outroges hare been
THE MOST VIGOROUS IN PREVENTING
The measures which aoere calculated to giOe peace
10 ttat Territory"
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of
Mrs. Susannah Dunkie, late Of West Provi-
dence township, deceased, having been granted
TO thr subscriber residing IN said Township-all
persons indebted TO said estate, are hereby noti-
fed to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB DCNKLE, Admr.
Oct a, 1862
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

Gg- The Democrats Of Bedford Township and The
surrounding country will meet at Barley's School
House in said Townshipon Thursday, Goth day of
October inst. at O'Clock in the afternoon Messrs.
CESSNA, TATE, and others will address the meet
ing. All in favor of our glorious Union respect
fully invited TO attend. Let Bedford Township re-
solve to give 100 majority for Buchanan and The u
MON, and She can do II.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

Fremonfs Romnnism and Verocty. Testimo-
M TO the Point Il Catholic lcho H'orship-
ed tcith him on The Stand. Who wW Long
er Doubt.
stive evidence of Fremont's Romanism. Col
onel Peter j. Sullivan addressed democratic
meeting in Cincinnati, in regard to which the
Enquirer, qfttat city, says
10 company with several thousand citizens,
We listened TO on4 of the most forcible and elo-
qupnt speeches of the Campaign, delivered by
Colonel Peter J. Sullivan. Space will not
permit US to give an extended report Of the
Coonels remarks, a circumstance which we
much regret bot one portion of his speech must
be given, for il contains information which
must strike every reader with astonishment, as
it did as, and in this community will set at rest
forever the oft-mootpd question of Fremont's
Catholicism. The Colonel said
81 know John Charles Fremont personally
] knew him we'll in Washington city; | knew
him as gay Young man who dressed his hair
fashonabiv AND KNEW HIM, ALSO, TO
BE AS FIRM AND as STRONG A RO-
MAN CATHOLIC AS ANY MAN WHO
| NOW PROCESSES THAT FAITH THIS
] KNOW OF MY OWN PERSONAL KNOW
LEDGE, AND AM READY TO VGUCH
FOR IT."
The Colonel repeated these words twice a.
mid the breathless silence of bis AUDIENCE
silence which was unbroken until the Colonel
added "And this man now denies bis reli-
gion. Why fellow-citizens, man who would
do this would sell his God, his country and his
friends for gold. and is unworthy of the conf
dence of honorable men"
The Cincinnati Times, referring to these re-
marks ofCofonel Sullivan, says:
We know Col. Sullivan well. He was for
several years Washington newspaper cores
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

Gy The sspurchaseable material has all heen
bought'' That's so. Wonder how much the Bed
ford County Fillmore stock brought in the Fusion
enarket7 Perhaps the Jordan Firm can tell!
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NATIONAL M0NUM ENT.

Though Sculpture may adorn the Land
With Trophies from a Masters hand
Fen Parian Marbie must be coid
Tho Angels the Structure Mould,
No Artist may infuse the Fire,
Enkindled in our Patriot Sire;
The Breathings of the Deity,
The halow'd spirit OF The Free;
The presence of the God-Iike mind
lrradiatiDg all mankind,
The impulse of the Free born SOUL
No Human Being may control,
That would Enrol the Sons of Earth
In one great Brotherhood by Birth,
Unsuiled by venal stain,
FTateTnal Links in Frredom's chain.
IT'S in the Pulses of the Heart
That Nature Trumphs over Art,
Graved on the Altar of the Free,
To Washington and Liberty.
The spirit OF the Sacrifice
Arising 10 The upper skies,
Breathing upon the Martyr'd Dead
Who in the cause of Freedom bled
The Incense of that sacred Fire
That filled his soul with high desire.
When, he refused the Regal Throne
The .Sorereign Of the Free alone.
Above Temptation, his renown,
Was centred in the People's cyonu,
The God-like sentiment his own,
'sTke People constitute de TErone.'
The People who alone sustain
The Rights of Nan, deserve to Reign
But why should his proud Column stand
Unfinished, in his Native Land
When Millions of the Free would lend
A Tribute to the Nations friend,
Where are the Patriots of the age,
The gifted Statesman and the sage,
Do they not heir from sea to sea
The glorious boon of Liberty2
The prize our valiant Fathers won
Through their great Leader, Washington.
Not Mas, the Hero's Sh1Jt, must rise,
IN Tow ring grandeur to the skies,
A Pure Design, in ev'ry Part,
A hnish'd Monument, of Art.
A structure worthy of the Free,
To Washington aud thirty
The Nahue Talent of the West,
BY li2S, the Architec' Impressed,
Tribute, worthy of bis name,
This, son OF Geuias, adds to Fapae-
Two Patriot States have led the way,
The Nations Work, why thu, delay'
The noble State of Maryland,
TIE first to take the work in hand,
But when the Sisterhood combine
The Nations Monument must shine,
The Glory of the Western CLINE.
The Beacon of Future aye,
The Triumph of The Patriot Sage.
Redeem the Time while yet we may,
And let the Capstoae crown the day:
While yet, our Compeer shall remain
To shout his gallant Leaders name.
Plant on its daz ling SUBMITS height
Our Starry Comstetiation's Light,
Its gorgeous Razonry, display,
lIumined by the God of Day;
The Emblem of our Li6erty,
The glorious Banner Of the Free;
Long may it wave, o'er Land and Sra,
The Beacon of Nations Birth
TIE Consultation Of the Earth.
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Ansom BurliHgame, now travelling the eonn.,,
nlaktfg Freemont speeches, says;
FPbe tines demand that We must have ., 49,,
slavery Constitniioo, Anti-Slavery Bible and y.
s1kssti- Slavery G0D.'' '4 'a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

~ The following beautiful little Poem the
''National Washington Monument is from the pen
of Lady, and will be read with interest. That
beautiful structure, regret 10 learn, has been
trey ccted since il was taken charge OF b.
the Know Nothings, hence the aubioned appeal is
just and patriotic appreciation OF its intrinsic value
10 the American Nation: