The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
TEE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Great Ouroaring Of the People,!
TWO E.iherta Poles Esaised.

80 vs. St@ei'-So
fF,xwn B.ss,erf4 Poles Egafsed.
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t.,i,,r seem
raf.;,,, - r,ba,tv poles
,,oo,i,aas ,b,. Cincinnati
"''1 '"7 - ~ AZ, tho
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NJ, ..r,,.,,o. ~ oyer-
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.rt, ,,,t,,,sia.,,, ,,au-
,+t,.r q,o,ynsbf, ,oeetiny
~, ..,,a,ola ,,;l oot saen
...sss..,l.."..a, ,,.,.ara ,yall aware that 10
4r...,io,s eth, Democracy
- p,.,fr RrcH,x,y, but yye mist
,,,+ ,,rsr,red FIR such an over
,.,.,...,,, ,,,s ,,rasan,ad IN enr
.t,,,a.,4 - !, ms article And
80 ;,,., c,os;,laratio,,
,t,I;,;t..t -. me, sa,.on and the fact thai
~. ,,as ,bo f.,s, ,r.ating of the caropaisn
oassa,otr.,a was co,nnosed of our hest farmers
I ,t..l.. e. 4 si,,e,,. of the con,trv-
,,,.as,., :, n,,i.. a ,rr,,h.r ~
s,,a7,i.l oI,i-lio, wgias who not only bonored Us
,,b ,bs,, ,,r.sarce and resnacrfol attention, bat
.a,.od .er iotsrsst IN the nroeeet,,nas.-
w. ..;, ,.o,;.a foo that ,,e,,yi,, ,H the Demo.
.l,, ba,r bea, l.csivad inte the
ware ,,ras.pt. and enrhu-
p,..,.,a, o,i tho ,,b,ia
-. - ,,,,,,.,.., all ,,o,,.,.,ien
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NM. .hor Of ladies also bonored rs with
t,a,r nr.saoe c,,,,,,oent ,ybicb was ack6owIrdg.
.,,t, ,h,as be,r,y rbasre nc ever were given BY
,,,ar.,;,,.,i >, 10 c,aa ". hone 70 see the La.
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u.l.- l,,,., ha,,,,;t, If:,or,,,s Z, rere raised
.,,.,.it n .,;.t., a.,f.ri,, ebaers
aud o,osic ~, the Nswrv Brass Banda Band com
os. 81, gentlemen Of bisb character. and possessin
a;t,, - o,,ls a. s,reat music as anv similar
aso.l.r;,,,, ,4a St.,e +, w,. dal.btfo 10 wit
a.s the .os;asti, ease and elesanes,, with which
,,,,..,.,', ,a,;.at;,, or,be manner =, ,ybirb
,ho ns,o.,.,, elevate onr bonored stand
t,,, pe.s;,,e,cy and yica Presidency o,
49, z.a,;o .,,-orarI,, secured . rich and
&C, r.. t..;,,., tha i,s.r;n,,o, ..P,cr,x.x
p....,.. .,i ,,,s I-,.,y :, ,,.as ,ntnrled ex
,...,. .ba .,,aer from, 1ba n,,b1ic honse Of
-, Gill;. ..,,;,a NJ, Fssner,.y gee..tf-
49,. !, Grandeur 70 mint voters L,
.ha o,,, NATIONAL aud CONSTITUTIONAL
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t,,,If..,;or .c,f,, ,,lavad = liyelv National
air Co q 9 u,,r,rv was introduced TO the audi
a,c ,vbo ,,ade f,,y natriotjc remarks in reference
,o, occasion ,ylir had called the citizens Of 81.
r,,;- ad -. s,,,,,,cgiu, co,,,trv topafber, The
,,.1 l, rrc..e4st -, sio, 70 The orchard ,f
,la,rg;,ob;,n ola veteran in the canse Of Democra-
~. 60 ,.,..,.-,,,. ,.boo th. ,oe.,;n, was
f.,,. rs,,irs,,, re-oa,es by Col
:, n Pre-, acd n,,o,bar Of officers apoointeJ 10
,rss,4. o,or i,s d.l;b.rat,o,s rbe lisr bo,vever.
Vas not handed to US and, consequently, we are ut-
able to give the names in this number OF the Gazette
Col. Jos. W. TATE then took the stand, and in u
brief but happy and eloquent speech introduced
Col o. e. U,rTIz, 10 the audience who although,
aborinq under a severe cold. and only intending 10
make an apology for not speaking when he got up,
forget himself and delivered speech Of lhrillius u,
terest which was received with great applause ey-
identity leaving deep and lasting impression upon
the audience. Hon. Wn. p. ScurIt. next took the
stand, and although we have heard hin make many
able and eloquent speeches, this decidedly the
best he ever made. The plain and forcble facts he
brought to Light in reiererce especially 20 slavery
and the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, fastened
which viii not soon he erased from their memory.
The manner IN which he rdIcnled the "Mule Soup
and (irass shopnar Pie LAutLUgS Of the FILLMORE anI