The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-02


honorable reception. Most certainly would r
do violence to my own fprlings were / for
moment to withhold an expression Of nv grati-
tudr. But sir, when look around me- and sr-
snch glow Of patriotism here loud cheering
was beard iron the n,opie On the perl 1T GRE
ates 10 my breast FEELING of warmth almost
beyond the power Of expression. II is now a.
bout three years since left my native auG on
the mission from which am now returning.--
During that time, have encountered many
obstacles and difficulties in my path, bnl il al
fortis M pleasure to know that | have always
endeaporpd to do my duty. In conclusion, grn-
ilemen. allow me again 10 eXpfeSsto YOU my
hearty thanks.
On the conclusion ofihe speeches some slight
rpfrt shments We're p1rtaken Of. and the con-
nIitrr and their guest entered carriages that
bad been provided for them, and AMID the most
enthusiastic cheering OF the crowd, drove up
Beach street, Laight and Canal streets, 10 Broad
was, and thence To the Everett House, where
an elegant snii departments had been prepared
for Mr.. b. consisting Of two parlors on tie FIRST
floor, and two chambers on thr third
Quite an aSsen5lage had gathered in front Of
iht. hotel, awaiting Mr.. Buchanan'S arrival, and
he Was loudly chrrred upon ali5hting from his
carriage H. was immediately escorted 10 his
par!or, where he was waited upon hy bis hon
or the Mayor, and several other distinguished
CITIZENS.
Invitations were already waiting fir him on
his arrival, and among others, one 10 attend the
St. Grorge's dinner at Mriropoiilan Hotel this
evening.
Mr.. Buchanan is in fne health aud spirits,
and declines any public reception for dinner.-
He will, however, b. the guest Of The Commit
tee until Friday morning, when be will leave
the city.
The Committee held special meeting al The
Everett house and it was decided that hr should
receive his friends at the Governors room, 10
morrow, (fhursday.) al p NJ
Correspondence of the Daily Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, April %.
Before the Legislature adjourned, the follow
ing which speaks for ITSELF was placed in my
hands for publication
The undersigned, Democratic members Of HE
Senate and House Of Representatives, in their
individual capacities, si,eotlully announce TO
their constituents, and to their Democratic
friends throughout the Union, that they unani-
moutly approvr, and cordially endorse the pro-
ceedingS Of the late State Convention, held in
Harrisburg, in March last, in presenting the
name Of JAMES BUCHANAN as the nominee Of the
Democratic party Of Pennsylvania tar the next
Presidency. In declaring their sentiments on
the subject, they disarow all intention TO make
unjust or invdouS distinction between him and
other eminent Democratic statesmen, who are
or may b. candidates for nomination but they
believe il is the spontaneous wish of large
ajority Of the people of Pennsylvania, land
from all indications, of those OF the United
StateS.) that Mr. BUcuANAN should be- nomIna-
ted, because b. Is looked upon as emnently
qualified safe and sound statesman, and as
the man for the times. Entertaining this opin-
ion, and inspired by deep feelings OF respect,
confidence, and attachment to the candidate OF
Pennsylvania, they most warmly, and with en-
tire unanlmity, endorse and applaud the action
OF the Democratic State Convention, in the
nomination Of Mt. BrUHANAS.
MEMBERS OF the SENATE.
ChaS r. Buckalrw, los Lauback
John C. Evans. Jonas R. McClintock,
Tho>. HoIe. Christian NJ Straub,
Harlan Ingram, Jas. H. Walton,