The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-13

congratulate them on the triumphant and glori-
Gus vindication of Democratic principles, at the
polls, on the second Tuesday of October last
The Democratic County Meetings called for
Monday night, should bring out every Demo-
crat who feels gaddened at the result of the
late election.
GEN. F.8LENTLyE BEST, editor of the
Danpiue MtelLigeacar, died on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 28th. His death was caused by
pulmonary disease from which he had been
suffering for some time. Gen. Best was one of
the oldest editors in the State, was member OF
the State Senate and Speaker Of that body du-
ring the last;session OF his term, and was widely
known as a leading spirit in the politics Of Penn
sylvania. His suntimely loss will be lamented
by all who knew him.
THE B.4NKS throughout the State have
accppted the provisions Of the Relief Law, and,
doubtless. every one of them will do so. They
wouId have done so immediately, but fearing
that if they showed too much eagrrness 10 "a
vail ilthemsclvrs Of the benefits of law enacted
for their especial relief, the people might sus-
ppct that there was ''somr thing rotten" in the
legislative "D1nmark," they thought it prudent
10 wait awhile, aud 10 pretend that it was an
even question with them whether to accept, or
decline. Commend US to The gentlemen who
glory in biz rdgess kept for the benefit OF those
who own theml and massive safes (without any
coin in theml for cunning manoevers.
GOV. W.7LKER, OF Kansas, threw out the
returns of certain election districts, on the
ground that they bore unmistake able evidence
of fraud upon them, and these returns were
largely in favor ofthe pro-slavery men. That
is the way he and Mr.. Buchanan are trying to
make Kansas slave state. Why don't the A5o-
litioaists denounct them for thus disappon-
ting their ardent HOPES that Kansas would
not become free state under their admnislra-
tion
Il PHILADELPHIA newspaper speaking
Of the plea of insanity in The of ]. O. Bray
man, edlor Of the C hicago Democrat, who
pleads guilty 20 thr indictment found against
hIm for a5s,racting letters from the Chicago
Post Office, thus happily hits off the matter;
Some Of the papers are pndrayoring 10 show
that the condemned indivinua has mania for
stealing which is perfectly irresistible and one
of then quotes the opinions of a phrrnoIogist
that Brayaan's bump of secrrtiveness is IN
ordinatplv large. The inference is. that they
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