The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-04
Col. RrninI,.

Col. Benton.
gsy he following extract from s,saoL
Taos. H. BENTos, made at a meeting in <, -."' '"'
few days since TO Taiify the nominations Of p
an and Breckinridge, viii be read with s,s..
by everybody; especially as his son-n-aw !,
posing canddate W
''He SAID that he had been asked what Re 7u...,
10 do, Row that his son-iu-law Mr. Ft4n,,,, AGED
candidate for the Presideucy2 He rrma,taa :, s &
had never asked ior government piaee fo ~ ' He
his family, and when he said thing he y.o,r4 : ~ VI
and when his country called for hs aid r. h, b' -
." Jo""fy "fS--he ''o"fa rote and 1roh far 9iy r.
c@aha" ," opposition 10 all parties, Ggd kuo,r D. '
'Ig "es IA sHch confest, artsre he gseysr,,; '1'
C"'oa 1HH tie COhSftt"fioat Aras ar sigke Ia y mr
vote Tor Mr.. Buchanan, and called upor ev "'
present 10 put shoulder 10 the wheel NOT o,,, ''
ior the veteran statesman. bat to give him lbsir
poft ~ carrying out the great principles Of the nr
ocratic party. Mr. Buchanan he said was De'
being elected, and The duties devolving uDon 20
the Chief Magistrate OF this glorious RenutI .,' @ S
be far greater than that resting upon any egn,sr
ministration." o.
@ a correspondent OF the Blair County u-1.-
writing from Bedford, charges that the Be5t,, -
-stfs has been entirely silent on the subject of
''.Snmner O@tynge,' and the 'saaq, ia K,asa,, ;, NJ.
both the writer and the Editor know hs,,or -
gave currency TO the paragraph with the eyiBa,,
view OF aecefring their readers. The Bedford e;
zette denounced the attack of BRoonS as stroosrr
any other paper in Pennsylvania or elsewhere-it,1
so deuominated the speech of Mr.. Sumner as =;
OF blackguardisn and scurrilty iprfti,,o The h.,
tai scene which followed. Both Brooks and S,,,
ner have disgraced the trusts committed 70 ,,s.-
hands
On the 'skansas War repeat what we have
frequently said before, that the Abolition l-,ds,.
(alias Harh Repuhlicans,) are responsible for sI n,
outrages that have been Perpetraed in that te,rjlo
ry Abolitions,s were sent there, armed IN n.
teeth with Sharp's Rifles, which certain Preaeba,.
pronounced better than Bibles, to get up an AMI
Slavery excitement by shooting down the aern,I SET,
tiers in attempting 10 form State Laws in accordance
with the Constitution; and all for the express pur
pose Of making capital against the Democracy in The
approaching Presidential campaign When the
Know Nothinss at ST. Louis and Cincinnati shot
down men and women like mad dogs, because lbey
had the mi, fortune 10 be born in the old coUarry
these mQrai negro worshippers had not we'd Of
condemnation TO offer! After the Presidential cleo
ton is overthe Kansas bunhug viii pass away like
the huulbuss about tie L. States Bank. the Tsrf
the acquisition Of California, and all the oae. hum
bugs that have characterized the actions of our OBJ
ponenrs during The last few Yeas. Freemen ycu
have been badly guided heretofore Dent suffer yoar-
selves to be salied into por,Aiype,s of the black
race 10 The disgrace OF your own color. Don't.
CC7~rhe New York Herald, warm advocate OF
Col. Fremouts nomination, says, after lul survey
OF the political field, that II thinks .'Mr Buchanan
viii be elected without nuch difficulty"
THE OLD-LINE WniGs.-Hou. ". c. Preston. ol
Kentucky, formerly oid-lne whig stated at Gin
cnnati that there were still fuo hund5ra fL0osah4
old-line wings, most oi " hom would vote oI NJ.
Buchanan
Colonel Sims. of Kentucky, another old-ne wbs.
stated that he aud hundreds OF otner od-liue wings
would vote the democratic ticket this year.
Fremont ~ PryNsYLvAxrA.--In the recent black
republican convention at Philadelphia, Mr.. 7. Sir
ven., OF Pennsy ylvana, "a d that If any other
than ludge Mclean were nominated for Pes!dsa',
"Peuusylvaua would be Inst by fifty bou>anj -
Judge Mclean mt nominated PsHn>y ytyau.a.
thereiare-accoTdng 10 blar rk-Gppubliran suthoriIy
will give fifty thousand majority for Buchanan.
Hon. Thaddeu> Stevens, the wrll-known and So
gacious politician Of Penns ylvania pronounced 'hr
fate OF the republican caaSe upon the nomination o.
Fremont. He declared that il would insure The sue
ress Of Buchanan in Pennsylvania BY majority o
fifty thousand. Mr. Stevens was or Justice Ne
Lean.
malganat;on OF the know-nothings with the rep0h
Leans in Connecticut has left the old-lnr whissro
alternative (says the Journal of fCommerce) but eth
pr IN abstain tlon faEiuo any ra;: in pTes.iei