The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-23
Democratic Newspapers.


The following remarks on the sob;o.,g
cratic newspapers copied from tb - ~ peIno-
one Of the ablesf conducted ne wspaners II 7se,
We commend them TO the attentive ne,rsI ssee ana
and opponents; P'S"i q friends
- he flrst o. the year is fitting time 10 ,o.
.e p'a,e lhat me patronage Of the Press is The
lest, eheapest, and most advantageous ''V 'ead-
acquiring nlofnation, and supplying tho 60. O.
81 The mental nature. To be Niibou, ''es SSl''es
10 these DAYS, IS 10 the mind what famine 'per
pody aud as good, sound Wholesome food !; ~ 'He
Tor health OF the body 50 sho9ld ,lsrs 'oEh'
care 70 OBTAIN suitable aad ptoper mental aIias
The Press has poWrr-lumrrse pover r "''
or eFll- % ihe extraordinary eiar.s mat 7,'4' 7'
lnSe Throughout the land cert an of m. l,,: WI
most INSCRIPTIONS Of the ''kepubican'' uana,s a.1
'rHns IN every nook and corurr their nero;c;l-
statements and passionate appeals Is dne j. '''9
Of snccess aitaned by that lartr and ~ gree
speed OF sectional hostility, and the '1"t
sweep OF error and sanatel.m. "''e'ee
To couGt%facr all this--ii needs bur tRe ,;.,
OF iisht and lFnth. Let the organs OF t5e D-,..
be scattered among the people Let him arP
act rightly aud honestly, 5tt TO whop ..l,, - ''
side mas heen presented Through the RI "V
press, provide himself with the other i8 a'3'.l 4i
lr may be better Judge between. he ~ ~ mus
Democracy sec to II thar the principles Of The ,,.,
are made Known and the misrepresentation rr.
opponents are fully revealed tbrnnph tba - ~
the Democratic press, disseminated in an nor,5 ="
the State The he1t Of the rpople : .aa,.a ~ "
Judgment may be perverted their utpptiar. ,'s
honest, but deceptloa and excited passion are
alsehools have led many astrav JOS
"h"n 'he new year commences, It is fitting Ma,
a new era should commence in this 70 .,s.ct ~
DemocTatlc press shonld be better Darrorizss = 's
ever before The interest cf the people and the sa,
/ ofthe country demands this" S'o'
! INNoRrALlTY.-Ho How beautiful the f,I,,,r;u-
/ gem from the pen Of Prentice, and how ham,,
the heart that can see these beauties as he pa.-
/ trayS them:
''Why is j, that the rainbow and the cl,od
come over US With beauty that is not Of ,a,tb
/ and then pass away, and leave Us 10 muse -,
I their faded ovpliness? WHY is It that H..
stars, which hold their frsiyaI around tha ,o;I
( night throne, are placed above the rrack or o1-
/ limited faculties. forever macking rs witb ,b.;r
nnapproacbablr glory And why is il that
/ bright forms ot buman beauty are presented -
our view, and then taken from Us, leaving the
/ thousand streams of affection 10 hnw bach IN
Alpine torrents upon onr heart We arr b,rn
! for higher destiny than thai of earth. Tbar.
/ IS a realm where the rainbow never h4.s
/ where the stars will be ST. out bciore Us 6La
islands that slumber On tie oceaa, agd wber.
/ thr beauitnl bring that passes before lis like
n'rieor, will stay in our presence oreyes."
a WEALTHY BElDr.-A Brussels l4,,rr If
] the 9Th SAYS ;-'sAil The Brussels fashionable
/ world crowded the church Of the Sablon this
morning by invitation, IN order to assist At the
marriage Of the rich heiTe>s, Countess OIynn;a
dAndelot, with Count Beaufort. ofihe French
Normandy line. Nothing is talked of but the
/ spt-ndor Of the fair brides trossean, diamonds
!