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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

NV Plsv-Mr Tom Ts,or. the suihor Of "Sdll
w ie kun Dep. hiss written play. entitled Re.
t1putOa IL sll b. presented II the Boston Theatre.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

Messrs. CRANE and Ro q. Scorr, SR., Of this CITY.
had a discussion in Petersburg Tues lay night
last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
Monday, Sept 20, 1885.

THE JUNIOR Sons AMERICA Ma. FILLNoRE-
The following is correspondence between Mr.. Fillmore
aud committee appointed by the Junior Sons Of Amcr-
to inform him OF his nomination by that body for the
Presidency the United States Like everything from
his pen breathes the spirit OF Union and
tins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
RICHMOND MARKETS, s.rr. 2lra. 1855


RKHAkk-The weather to-day seAssnabe,
It's influence buse begins brisk The
at Qlcbrc has unsettled the wheat market.
Com We qaote G54tTO cents
-olers asking s6A from the Basin bank to-day
but sh Insisting loser though
formed that sale OF ioO bbls from stor had been effected
morning att65s
rather to-day hut We ma
safely decline Of bu-l
70 la the white. The tendency
u loser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
CnLrurlA. Aug. 90. lsbG.

Dsda Sir:-At State Convention OF delegates OF the
the 18th inst consider what action should taken by
order in the coming contest It unanimously reso
we'd to endorse the nomination of the Hon Miard Flu!
more OF New York, for President Of the United States
aud that of Andrew Jackson Doneson for Vice President
The undersigned instructed by the convention to
communicate notice OF the fact TO the candidates
Whilst advising you OF the action of the convention
take the liberty refer briefly the principles OF
order, organized when country in =
blaze of excitement about the riots of ~ when
theirs struggling 10 maintain their isHsyicdH prHei-
pies and ruthesSy assaed by band OF ore guers
who sought TO trample glorious flag in the dust.
Ii then that the american yoAths OF our laud
caught mp the cry and resolved stand our cOuntrv
flag and forming ourselves into association priuc
pe- made known the world and thousands OF the
gallant youths Of land have rallied and
members OF the great high school OF freedom Members
shO look the coming contest the field IN which the,
bound enlist the side Of Amedcanis and contr-
their mite toward the oyerhroS OF secOnasm which
threatens the pcTprtuity OF the Union
The order Of Junior Son- OF America clngiug theN
10 to the American principles the only hope OF the
ion, have or the FIRST E.e taken action in regard
're questions which excite eouu.ry doing
they have chosen YOU their standard bearer mere,
patty motives but because they believe your past
zion. beneficial the welfare OF country
guarantee that IN the future YOU will be guided With
eve single TO the good OF oar ishSis country.
With profound respect subscribe Ourselves in beha
Oi the coHgarOn,
Your tcl.OR-citizens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

PRAiRIx CnicKrSs-Ths sporting season has fairly be-
gun in Iowa The Fort Dodge Sentinel OF the 9Th iasi
thus speaks on the subject
"rhe lovers Of hunting 'bsggng the game In the
shape OF prairie chickens and such hk. bv the score
These birds nov In he order. tat plump aud tender
and are quite luxury To epicurean friends large
business isdone, later h, the seasonand quite profitable
one To those engaged in tin the line OF killing and pack
ing this species o BIRD aud forwarding them
cities where they considered be real atbt and
command high price"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
Your fe.OR-citiZen-,
Z. c. W. Hazard Pres. Con.
Chas J Pusey,
samT B. Bamitz, Committee.
David Ferry
To Hon Willard Fillmore


Gs,teneH-I have your letter Of August goth, intor-
ming that convention Of delegates OF the Camp Of
the Junior Sons OF America held Altoona the Sti
instant IL unanimously resolved endorse ny uuu
nation for the Presidency and that Of A J. Donelsou
the Vice Presidency aud sou instructed to commu
nictte that fact to the candidates
Permit to say. gentlemen that receive this annuu
citation a. have other siuar Ones with than ori
nary grahrhtOu because il comes roI4 the yong men
your vicinity; and beg leave through you tender "a
them my ware-t thanks for this expression of their cou
ience. Much Of in this must depend
upon the young OF the country audi gives mex
pressibe satisfaction 10 them ardent in the support
oi the Union. IL shows that their patriotism j. -cnti
ncut not cold selfish calculation whether they can max,
most by destroying ssyng the country bus ardent
determined resolution TO stand by h Corstution regard
les OF all consequences This il oujy pre.asr 81 pre-
sent success but Of future security, and rejoice
H.
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- ;. VAIL srEAnsHIrnnA- -.
WII,IausnURC MAJ,

NEW nooKf-BY TIIE AUTHOR oH.InE WIDE WIDE
~ WORLD" TIIE HILLS OF The sHATEMUC; by Miss War.
az hor Of tbs wide, Wide World 81 20. "The
Mss Warner superior writer,
even htd he not given such
Many hand viii welcome her aud many eye sieam
L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

Nv" ~ ANb.-A young woman been bound over
,o' t'ia ~ View York the chsrg " having married two
so,s, F"t y only seventecn aud respectfully CON.
me case y The Old romantic one OF love crossed
by parental will The noyelt, Of the sol.on =. ,ba, die
young ahy married both s3to. her ovn lsvorits a.,
privately and afterwards tha. Of her psreDis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

NEW BOOkS-M
~ ~ woRrHAM NorTRELLs. EOS Main Ct
World. = " " - -' WV
harper's Magazine for October.
Do Story Book
0ojsys Ladys Book for October
Llherty aud Slavery bv Bisdsoc.
The sonss q ~ Nv s::iiIns,sn Ia, and o. vol.
Tbs Maid Sketches Of the
legs VI Piedmont.
Pisntaton sermons; by Rev. A. Dickson, Charisson
Leila. The Jewish Convert By o. W. T. HIGHWAY.
BIBLE Truth by DR. Alexander.
Masonic Chart;
Masonic Manual, by Robt Macoy.
Templar's Chart, by
The Holy Bible In 4 vols. Elegant edition.
ALSO,
Eood assortment OF Prayer Books Presbyterian
seas "A
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DENTAL NOTICI
JOHN ". GAnsICK,
DRUGGlsT AND APOTHECARY,

ffses to the ei.ens Of Rhmcad and HI. country od.
select Of
Ola, Glass Fancy Goods ayinr made
considerable addition to hs Stock and
he fre assured he cur
tn of trade. Particular u,.
scrlption ..as.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

Sept 25hSslr OF groceries, ETC. At The suction Of
Venp ~ Allen Co cunmeue 10 O'Clock
SAmr daysae Of s bags Peruvian E1Ano, slightly dana gd
By n " Co, on the Dock, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock
1OhSae Of groceries, ETC. the suction Duniut,
Moncure Co commencing NJ 10 O'Clock.
oct istAt American
South Side Railroad is-A =. A o.. A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

u 1885, fair the he hlshs. bii.r
on th TRACT Of LAND "
which II the Mime
koeslsnd wissmsn By Cha Christian and cossn.
Ing about 30 the \
cult Court az Buckingham d.y OF Sen
emer lsoo In suit la Chanesry bvsen wIssman piainiid
and the behipgham Gold Company and cash.
he
and Tor The residue credit % H. IS months
CHASER being required
retained until all the purchase money paid.
JAMES a. FORBES,
seso-awN sheriff Of gham count
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

~ AtCrION.-Groceri-s, Liquors, sc, this morning,
49, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co. Aucts.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Fremont and the widows.

Col. Fremont was only in The Z. s. Senate
twenty-thrre days, but during that brief period
he gave some votes that cannot we'll be drfrn-
ded or explained by his friends. While hp was
in that body, Mr.. Underwood, Of Kentucky,
introduced an amendment to the Bounty Land
Bill, extending lis benefits to the Widows and
minor children Of deceased soldiers Of the war
of 1912. Col. Fremont voted against the a.
msndment, thus depriving the widows and mi
nor children of the defenders fthrir country
from all benefit under that act. If any doubt
this vote of the black Republican candidate,
they viii find it recorded in the Congressional
Globe for the 3lst Congress, on pages 1905 to
2O07. Will the surviving old soldiers vote for
such man
How different has been the course of Mr..
Buchanan towards the poor and helpless He
donated fire thousand dollars, out of his own
purse, to the authorities of Lancaster, to BE- kept
forever on interest, and the interest only TO be-
drawn and expended in the purchase Of fuel TO
be distributed among the poor widows of Lam
caster Such is one act Of a man who has been
called cold and selfish BY those who know moth
ing of his character, and who are intent upon
elpvaing to power one who is vastly bis infer
ior in all that constitutes great and good
man.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
THE JUG LAW.

Eg~We publish in another column, the votes Of
B. LAroRrE, the Abolition candidate for Surveyor
General, and those OF FR. JoRDsS, Esq the sellcon-
stitafed leader Of the forces opposed 10 the Democ
Tacy OF Bedford County, the subject Of the jog
Law, 10 which we wonld call the serious attention Of
all candid men. Laporte who is asking the cit
zens of Pennsylvania TO elect him to important
State Office, il will be seen, treated the voice the
people with the contempt that JORDAN did, vo-
ting against their expressed ou hno7cn rH through
out the entire session OF 1885. Will the freemen OF
this County cast ileir suifrages Tor such a man
But we want the people to scrutnze especially
The conduct Of Fr. JORDAN, whom the ''Amercan
party insisted making the Chairman Of their Co.
Committee and who ntoaesily asks od-lne Whies
who 'do cordially with them,' aid hias in
bringing about the defeat OF "Loco Foroism,'' as
'grrSou,R furor'' 10 the said Francis!
Notwithstanding the people OF this Senatorial Dis
rIct instructed Jordd:s, by majority Of upwards OF
l400 votes, to oppose the introduction oi a Prohbl-
tory Law, he not only voted for such law, in its
neanest form, but afterwards opposed its repeal, and
advocated every oPpreysice ilat introdu-
ced on the subject. He voted Tor an exoT5iraat bail
bond and offered amendment 10 sustain all prose-
cu1ions, (atter It's repeai,) brought under the Jug
Law. But worse than all. When Senator offered
amendment to submit the Jug Law 10 a vote of
the People, Jordan voted no. II, after all these
facts, opponents viii be /ea by such
Jordan, they merit all the odium that Insult
and indig~ity offer. Perhaps the darkest lea-
ture in this transaction is to be found in the fact that
although Jordan thus voted throus wo entire
sous the close Of the second, he turned round and
voted for whole sale License law, law which not
only authorizes the retailing of liquor BY the gill, bat
which also authorizes the establishment of Beer aud
Ale boases, the only rtorm being the large sum ex-
iorled from tavern keeners for their L.icenses.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Pass Round the Documents!

C~5%Our Democratic friends would do we'll 10 hand
10 their neghbors Of opposite politics all the papers
aud documents they receive after having read them
themselves, there hundreds of men in Bedford
County who have always voted the Wig Ticket that
will now vote with and they cordially
invited TO do so. The od-ne Wings, like the Dem
Gratis, for the UNION it is, and, as this is The
only question now before the people, stand pre-
cisely on the same platform, aud act in perfect
harmony. No class of men despise Abolilionism
than old-lne Wings and as the Fillmore papers
are only using bis name to eahap Wings TO vote for
Fremont, every principle of justice and fair dealing
calls upon them TO act with The letter of WM.
5. REED, which we this week publish, addressed to
his Wing friends in Somerset, should be placed in the
hands Of every conscientious Wing in the county,
and we hope oar friends win not fail 10 commend
II 10 their careful attention.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Henry Clay Oh DiSnniOn.

Henry Clay bad freely, on many occasions de-
nounced the schemes OF A Abolitonism and OF Sec
tiona party. He said in 1879 -
'SAboitionsm should no longer be regarded as an
imaginary danger. The a AboIiionists. let me sup
pose, succeed IN their present aim OF uniting the
habiants Of the free States one man against the
inhabitants OF the slave states. Union on one side
will beset union on the other, and this process Of
iproeal consolidation Will be attended with all
the violent prriudces, embiftered pa ssios, and i'm
piacabe ammositles which ever degraded or delnrm-
ed humaa nature. Virtual dissolution OF the & men
will nave taken place, whilst the forms Of exist
ence remain.
s'One section will stand in rnenacing and hostile ar
ray against the other. The collision OF opinion Will
sooa be followed by the clash Of arms | will not
attemptto describe scenes which noW. happily lie
concealed from view. Abolitonists themselves
would shrink back in dismay and horror at the con-
temptation o! desoiated fields, conAa grated cities
murdered inhabitants, and the overthrow of the fair
est fabric OF human government that Io.e to an
innate the hopes Of civilized man.
E7The Fillmore papers have recently been pub
fishing an aiticle going to show that Chauncev +
Shatfer, prominent Fremont speaker, had deserted
Fremont and enlisted under the banner OF fillmore
because of Fremont's Catholicism. Shaher is out
in long letter ard denies the charge. We extract
the following paragraphs, hy which il will be seen
by the declaration oi Shafier himself that both the
Fillmore and Fremont candidates are OF the Catholic
School:
'sBut If should refuse 10 vote fer Mr. Fremont
because OF his being Roman Catholic, could not
vote for Mr.. Fillmore and for the reason that the
Convention which nominated Mr. Fillmore was con-
trolled by Roman Catholics as we'll as by Slavery
PropagaRdist,. This is the proof
Two se.s OF delegates appeared from the State of
Loul>iana-one Protestant and the other Roman
Ca1holic-both demanding admission. The Roman
Catholic delegation received, and the Protestant
delegation rejected
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
SLAVERY.

GJ~fhe effort is now making to create the impress
sion that Mr.. Buchanan and the Democratic party
are IN favor Of Slavery, and determined force it in
70 Territory now free. This is not true, and the
people should not be msled by charge glaringly
false. The Constitution allows every State TO de-
eide their own local laws, and the Democratic party
defend the people in this right only We believe
that Kansas will be free Sta;e-and, il the A bo-
uonlsts had not sent body of armed men there TO
kick up fuss, for the express purpose of making
political capital for Fremont, there would have been
no disturbance whatever in that territory. We in
Pennsylvania make our own laws. and WY should
we deny 10 Kansas right which we claim and cher
lsh the apple Of The eYel
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Senatorial Nomination.

The Know Nohings of Cambria, Huntingdon and
Blair, met in Conference last week, and put in nom
ination Ater. c. MHiR, formerly OF this county for
the Senate. The Blair County Wing (Republican)
takes exception 10 this nomination, and repudiates
il in the following indignant terms:
s<We may well state it in the future
that the Blair County Whig will in way prosti-
tute itself by aiding in the election OF ALEX G. MuL-
LIN. Any man of character in the District would
have received unqualified support, but in the
present crisis, hope the Republicans will select a
man and 90 into the contest against Locoiocoism
and endeavor TO succeed"
The Know Nothings and Republicans have seperate
County Tickets in Huntingdon County, and are fierce
ly at war.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
ADJOURNED MEETING IN BEDFORD.

u An adjourned meeting of the Democracy of
Bedford county will be held III the Court-House this
(THURSDAY) evening at the ringing of the bell, in
accordance with the notice given on Monday even
ing. Hon. JOHN CESSNA, WIN. NJ. HAIL. Esq. and
Maj S. Fl. TATE will address the meeting. Mr..
CESSNA gave notice that he intends TO address him
self especially TO the IMMORAL tendencies of Know
Nothingism, and illustrate the subject by personal
and practical references, for which he will hold
himself personally responsible for the truth of his
declarations which he is prepared TO snstaim by such
testimony would be received by any Court in the
Commonwealth. The public are respectfully inyt-
ed 10 attend.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
VIE. FOSTER,
WITH

B.fLDWLN, LLN,DER.M.4.N g. co.
Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Looking Glasses, &c. No 81 North Third ST.,
Philadelphia. All orders solicited and prompt
y attended to. Sept. ), 1856.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
The .army bill Passed-he Republicans Jqcheo
dOwn-CoagresS .7diou,uea.

Such is the substance of the intelligence Civ
en- by The trlrgraphic reports this morning. =
The country may congratulate itself that the
schemes of the factioni>ts have been defeated,
and that government will not be- left without an
army for the preservation Of peace and order in
the land. The energy and mauly action of
President Pierce in this matter is worthy of all
praise
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Democratic Meeting in Londonderry.

The Democrats OF Londonderry will meet the
house OF D. B. Troutman, Esq. in said Township,
Saturday the Goth day Of Sept. inst at 10 O'Clock
A. VI. for the purpose of raising Hickory Pole in
honor of the nominees OF the Democratic Party
Several speakers Will BE- present address the
ing. general invitation is gwen TO all 10 attend.
Mr.. Baer OF Somerset, Is expected 10 be present 10
address the meeting in German.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
Democratic Meeting In St. Clair.

The Democrats Of ST. Clair and adjoining townships
will meet in ST. ClairsyilIe on Saturday the 18th
inst. at l o'clock. P. NJ The public are respectful
ly invited TO attend. number OF speakers will be
present 10 address the meeting.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
union ToWnship AwaLe.

0g~fhe Democrats OF Union Township had glo-
rions meeting and Pole raising al Louisville on last
Saturday afternoon. Speeches were delivered by
Messrs. g. II. SPANG, Wilson REILLY, Esq. and o.
E. SHANNON, Esq, when the a~>emblage dispersed in
fine spirits, determined to labor with zeal in the
OF their country.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

0g-ELI X. PRIcr, Esq. late Senator from Pha-
dephia, and an Old Line Wing of The very highest
political and personal Standing, is strongly in favor
OF alr. Buchanan. The very cream of tie late Whg
party, its nobest aud wiSest and most patriotic men
cro~ding under the banners OF National and Con-
stitutionai Democracy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
another Letter from VIM. p D.,
10 the old Lane Wigs Of Somerset Cont,
Democrats read, and be sare 10 hind he oon,
10 your WIG neiybbor. r.

= [ 0f.,r
Democrats read. and be sare 10 hoad ,bs a
10 yoar WIG neigbbor. : r.
Somerset, Pa July q 1s1e
MN, .. RFrD, Esq.-Sr, the undersigned ~.
appointed by the Somerset Buchanan chm were
mitiee to Invite You address the p,onls IS COM
set county on Monday evening The 23,b dsr.I- @O'eI-
gust next II may hot be out of place Ia ~, = Au-
that every member ofthe committee you
jealous rs support OF The Whig cause * loa - agd
Whig Flag Was hying and had-ilscribed :, ., 'ae
principles OF enlightened patriotism. An ir.;d;. We
enemy within destroyed our political
and we, hike yourself aud hundreds Of o,ber..n'
county, have been compelled 10 take the o,i :" His
reason and manliness dictate, by boldly s,. oou''e
our determination 10 use our humble effort
clng one of Pennsylvania distinguished som pa
Presidential chair. Should you be kind eno,,"t 'oe
accept our invitation and be with us on tbs 70
occasions you will afford hundreds nle,s.,
dom experienced which they viii lopg
~ith feelings OF gratitude and good will.
With the highest esteem for you personalr =.
remain most respectfully your friends and fpIioa
tIZens, J. O. EINAtTf 'ei-
NJ. fREDWELL
b. +. BEATTY
\. D. SHAFER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
TIIE BEDFORD GlEETTE.

TTE BEDFORD GiEETTE.
Bedford, sept. D, 1850.
6 W. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE!!!
"The Union OF Iakes--the Union of lands,
The Union Of States none sever;
The III Mon of hearts, and the u MON oil hands,
And the flag OF our Union foreyerp'
FOR PRESIDENT,
HON. JilIES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
Electors al Large.
Charles r. Buckalrw. Wilson M'Candtss.
District Electors
George W. Nebinger. Abraham Ednger.
Pierce Batter Reuben Wilber,
Edward Wartman. George A. Crawford.
Wm. II. Wittc. James Black.
John McNair. Henry j. Stable.
John II. Brinton. John d. Roddy.
David Laury. Jacob Turney.
Charles keSsler. J. A. j. Buchanan.
James Patterson. WlIHan w bktiS.
Isaac Slenker. James G. Campbell.
Francis w. Hughes. Thomas Cunningham.
Thomas OStelhoui. John kratIey.
Vincent Phelps.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Caaai Commissioner,
cE Q r GE s c OFT.
.7adttor General.
JAC OB FRY, JR.
Surpegor General
COL. JOHN ROWE, (of Franklin county.)
DEMOCRATiC COUNTY TICKET.
Congress-WILSON REILLY.
AssembIy-Col. VIM. c. REAMER.
+" Capt. G. NELSON SMITH.
District Attorney-G. H. SPANG.
County urvpyor-SAML. KEFFERMAN.
Associate Judge-A. J. SNIVELY.
Commissionrr-H. J. BRUNER, IS years
CADWALADER EVANS, Il yr.)
Poor Dirrctor-GECRGE ELDER.
Auditor-HENRY B. MOCK, IS years.
TH0S. w. HORTON, z years. }
Coroner-JOHN HARSHBARGER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

C. Rev. ]. a. KuNsFLMAx Will preach in the
Lutheran Church Sabbath evening al ear
ly candle Lighting.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

0g-The Know Nothing meeting held in the Court
House on Tuesday evening last. was characterized,
we are told, by nothing but low tissue Of vugsry,
destitute of either point argument. The speeches
10 have been received with general disgust
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05

G5~W We invite attention to the Card OF our young
friend, Mr. Wa. FosTER, which viii be found in The
Gazette of to-day. Mr. r. is an esuablp Young gen
tleman, and we wish him prosperity. He usedt be
an ardent Whig-was editor OF Wing paper in Cam
bria County-bnt he is Eow the uncoin promising
friend Of James Buchanan and the whole Democratic
Ticket. We welcome him 10 our ranks
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-05
DEMOCRaTIC COUNTY MEETINC.

Last Monday evening was the time fixed upon for
a Democratic Mass Meeting for the County of Bed
ford and such it in the fullest ofthe term
1t considered by many Of our oldest citizens the
largest county meeting that assembled in this
place, and was brought together without any effort
except notice Published IN the sGazeite' for pe-
rioi of two weeks. Al the hour of O'Clock the
Conrt House was 50 densely crowded that a very
large number OF people could not get in; but as no
arrangements had been made for such immense
demonstration, we were compelled TO commence
speaking TO such of the audience could obtain ad
mittance. The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment of the following officers, some OF whom
viii be recognized substantial old-line wings and
others as democrats who for period, had been de-
ceiyed into the order OF Know Nothings:
eaf.-Hon. JOS. r. NORTF