The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
Speech OF Hon. Wm. d. Reed.

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FelIoW-chizehs, d'i htIe 'hlS evening By
the kind invitation OF your committee am
here under the generous and comprehensive
call OF your meeting and am here with as
strong wish as animates any one within the
sound oi my voice that the ticket nominated at
Cincinnati may be successful. In coming here.
! am conscious Of no separation IRON ancient
friends or from existing polJi, al organizations;
Tor the great party with which have solely az
ted IS practically extinct. No one stood BY il
longer than did. Those VINO would now pos
ttute lis name for cthei uses land even that is
hardly pretendedl have 10 clam on ny fdeli-
IS, and those who, without change OF ire!lag
or opinion on any great Prlneiplr OF govern
men, think there Is something more sacred than
a traditionary party name ihey-and there
are thousands such around Us and amongst US
viii, on The great question as 10 Who's Bands
the trust Of our executive government shall be
confdrd for the next four years, VII cone
with me- and vote with You am glad to b"
among the lrst OF the great conS5rVaaTe party
Of this city thus PUBLICLY TO avow adhesion TO
the candidates Of national democracy It may
be am taking a hazardous step. il may be
sacrifice. But, b" II what 1t may, no one shall
FAX i his, IS hallway, lGnid, hrsltallns step; or
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come
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mo bsr. to-n,,,b, aad ,,.;sh ,b,. ,,tat T,..,
could roach .,,sr,, r,,,sras, o,o.,
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est I can dan,ono,r5f. ,.t;ch S;1s pb;,,l.lob;,
ourbt to fat,a !, ~. ;ss,s ,o,,. IT.. m. rs,-
pig Shall tha cap;fot of ps,rs,l,,ri, ,b;s
netropolis 81 often noe,-nonad % o.ncb ov.r-
Sbado,v.d cas, IL i,7,,.nc.. and ,hr,, i,s yot.
is :, ,ss : ;, ,.r;ot;o r,ol;,,. f,r;,
10 throw is yots- a,a;os, :, p.oosrIvar;a ,ar-
riida.s f, t5a rrgs,.io,r,.7 Ps,,o;aIry . ;,,,-
wise 70 do SO when fh,. vote woud. in all hu-
man probabilitv bs cav, :, fac,r If . rr;ncirl.
ot sar,;,,aI;,,,, ,,.f:ob pla,li i,b;. has
always arraved lsrgfa with AGGRESSIVE sec
!ionaIsu in anv form, This ci,v of the coBSfjrr-
lion never has had ana oaysr can have. com
unnion and cherish tho hona that II b,rlsf-
Ter PhilaaelDbia finds herself obli-pd 10 choose
batv.sn ,,arsl, ,bol;ti,, rams, +, o,r t5rm
or ouise and tb, national marty. which knows
no bi5her law than the constitution. and makes
It's principles conservative of the Union. her
citizens VIII come f,r,yard 70 the spnoort Of Mr..
Buchanan win as 1aaIons ami hearty villas
I feel il nv doty "a do now Teuoorary and
national .veitempnts nav have their influence
Of deIay. bDt the Intimate rssult is certain.-
When Mr.. Buchanan was last here returning
from public service to his home, the politicians
barred the door against him. No welcome
greeted him from official lips But the men o'
business, the merchants OF Philadelphia, took
the duty into their own hands They thanked
HIM for maintaining their honor abroad. Inry
thanked him for his effort to maintain peacr,