The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13

/ ma, that mastery over the minds and hearts O.
those aith whom he comes in contact, which
/ he possesses over all by whom he is known; ana
] The responsible duties Of Attorney General viii
be discharged with fdeiiy and ability unsur-
passed by any Of The distinguished men who
have heretofore occupied that responsible posi-
ton.
Altogether the Cabinet is one ofthe best that
has ever been framed, and will be cordially en-
dorsed by all sections Of the country. All lis
members have been noted for the purity of their
lives, the soundness of their principles, the in
tegrty Of their characters, and their intrinsic a.
bjIites The anticipations which had been
formed from Mr. BUCHANAN'S superior iudg-
mrnt have been fully realized, and the new ad-
ministration commences is career under the
most ausPicious circumstances.
u The Inaugural Address Of Mr.. Be-
cHANAN Is Just such paper as the Dr,nocratic
Party expected from him. Meeting all the great
issues boldly, he has rendered his policy 50 plain
as to be understood by the most ordinary mind
His views on the ali-eXcins subject of Slavery
are the views Of nihrteen-t""ntirths ct the
J r'tmeo OF tins Nation, could .f0tr express
SION ae had' We commend the great paper TO
the serious attention of all our readers.
T. The Ga@e'fe OF to-day Is, parhap<. the
most important paper we have issued during
the last quarter oF century, containing, as il
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tly~A!ter all The scnrrllauS abuse htaped up
on the democratic party for repeating the .,iis-
souri, Compromise, the highest Judicial Tri5u-
nal in The world has decided that va were
right, and that our opponents were clinginc TO
a law which never had legal existence, but
was null and void from thr date Of its passage
What glorious endorsement ofa glorious par
ty This high Court has moi only thus decid-
ed, 5gt rjumPAaatIy s1lslains lhe decision Of
Judge BLACK in the Pa8smore Williamson
c.se.' Black Republicans, yon now stand re-
baked in a quarter which will Be acquisced in
by every man whose mind is not warped by
srnseless prejudcp.
C~ A man named .7u4erSoa, who was
charged by the Democracy Of York with hay-
ing advised the infamous .l6raear to yotp ior
Cameron, apP-arrd at the I'd Of March Con-
b 'r'a -, l',a '','''I'',,Y' a"'' nor"
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s'''"o '"'C'' ia" 'SSo''SG MS appointment -
IN tae lace oI tins TACT, who do you suppose
,ame TO his dcfeHce THOS. c. McD0W-
ELL, Of Blair. and A. MCKINNEY. Of Greens
}arg. .4hs head and front Of fba Foster PoBsrq,,
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3" ''F oeI'd' o. '"T uemociaiic nominee ior Sc
1ator. The boilers sFmPathise with The Iraj-
oyq, and try to force one Of their run,5erin,o
'''ol'-''.' ''a'' o''''s'''''l against Tue eS-
y lV'SF" '''c' u '"' outraged democracy ol the
,aiIant county oi York. lbry stood solitary
md alone, however, the contempt Of the Con-
,ention. This. we hone. viii omen th. eyes or
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With the boIers! Schua5le gave the Tom-tits
heir proper po,lion. and the Convention en-
JorsaJ him.