Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-07-18


caused thousands to be widows, and tens Of
thousands to he orphans, before lie and his
followers got their liberiy--but then you
know, as foreigners did it, twas nothing.
And since that he has done 50 much mis-
chief, aud is so unrestless. Jest look how
he has bin a workon in politics When
wcshave been worken it 50 that foreigners
mout ceme here and git naturalized aud
vote, whether they are civilized or not, or
know or care anything about us and our
country, he always wants to have them dear
people to wait awlile-lil5e we have to-
before they vote yes; git civilized fust, and
larn to have some feeling for us before
they NEEDLE in our things. And when we
seem inclined to put foreigners in what Sam
calls places Of honor and profit, instead Of
our dumb countrymcn, he will jump up aud
say, inasniuch as these same foreigners
didn't help to git our liberty for US; but on
the other hand their governments would, in
our struggles for freedom, have stood by US
with their hands in their pockets, and seen
US crushed to tie earth without lending us
a helping hand so let them fel!ers mind
their own business, when they come here'
and we will try to manage our things our
selves and if we find we are too dumb to
git along without them, We will then, instead
of nor, sell them for song what cost as
untold blood and treasure. And If they
can't cum here wilhout ruling Us, let them
stay at home for they don't cum here for
our good, but their own, and We can git
along without them. And another thing,
if we would 60 to where them fellers cum
from, and want to git into Office and rule, or
raise mob, or the least teetie bit of a fuss,
we would stand a pretty smart chance Of
Citing our heads broke
This is some Of his doctrine, and la .
what woull We poor people do without
them dear people But 50 it is; and 50 II
is that SAM has gone and get big feller
naiacd Fillmore, to run agia our Buck for
President, and jest, expose as how he will
work it so as how that big feller will play
hokey with Us, in this our YER Of grace, So.
ike he got old Tip to do IN 40, and old
Zack in Is. If he does raise one Of them
eonfus;iGcalions agin, we'r gone suckers
But then there Is 50 many Dmecrats, aud
Dete,, ana Irish, aul all the good people,
that am in hopes as how we can g 1t ex-
posing as do, that We will all stick ta-
eetheg, and work by every hook and crook
to eit cd Buck in, and let Sam aud bis fell
lcrs take care Of the Government, while we
help ourselves; and then agin we all vote
once, and some of Us twice or 50, and
think We will have the most votes IN and
then old Buck would be in, and the way the
Detcb and Irish and Catholics would stay
in the good Offices, aud slavery grow and
flourish, would be good to look at =
Wouldn't it says ! to that felier.
"0b,crackey yes,I presume THAI you ev-
ident.y expecI to see Us Americans up il
such style, that after the election there vii
Be nothing found of Us, except Il lot of oiC
boots and a li;tle Bit OF hair IIoweyei
| you should not be too sanguiae, for you MA,
find it very difficult TO get things fixed t'
your liking hereafter, as you have done fol
the last few years Aud knowing as do
the strength and influence Of chat littl,
gentleman, whom you call Sam, and alsc
his natural turn OF mind, would advise
you and your party, if you want to get YOU
old Buck into the White House, TO star
| him for it Immediately, and tell him to tax,
some private way, for if Sam should lie II
any way evil disposed towards him, he vii
be sure to get on his little pony, and over
take him, aud then he would knock III
horns off OF your Buek, AMI perhaps bc
tempted 10 break them over his head. Tht
/ truth is, know that sam has lately becr
very lnucl, lispleased with the corruption Q
/ your party /, so much 50, that he viii b.
| likely to continue his meetings night ant
day, ana hold up the picture Of your de.
| fornity to the eyes Of the honest members
| of this nation, and raise such spirit of en-
| thusiasm in his favor, and such an oppost
ton against you, as will compel you anc
each Of you, in order to get Mr.. Buchanan
| into the Presidency, to vote at least two o.
three times. Take my word for it, that thi
nation is not so depraved as to put the rein'
of government into the hands of such rec
reants again, as have had them during few
years past, and at present. ! am no proph
ct, but it is my opinion, that after all you
| afuss and feathers" Mr.. Fillmore will &c
to the White House, and have everythin;
/ fixed ssnice and tidy before your Mr. Baci
will ges there, and we will be pretty likel.
to know who Is to be Post Master Genera
about as soon as some other OF the dear pee
pie, and perhaps as much about some othe
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