The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-06

unlawful con5iissslls. i. and f5f tfle sFa aatenl
"l Pe9iic order aud q ri gogefalaent
he POLICY oi these Ffoclafri sfssFE88 88Hs f n hi
dent, and iheir b4neieaI results have been
apparent a. 10 require no yi4dscatio9.
fllF tefrHqry was deelared, bysfhe aei
Governor, to ha h sfaleaf iasdfrec,ion.
Eeitll aothority was powerIp less II iassls ss.sse
caiRaetty to Niaaieate the majesty aigae
I i'issl M. sai tisf existing ii
l.sa'f'itS ssS'sAo a 'fa fGqEr complicated chafl
ter tiiaa | had aRtieipated, predatory bal5
whose solv aim, nt,geaivsrd by TIE nitisalisa
political causes, was ASSASSINATION. arson, bid
der and rapines llad undisturbed possession
4 some portions Of The f4rritoFy, while eyei
j part Of il was Kept III constant alarjn and terd
by the adeocatrsof political sentfaef!tS, 0nif15
according TO Their respective sympaibfcs.
fofm'dable bodies Of armed men, cofpf5lyipfp
qnppfd WITH munitions of war, and rasoIya
! upon mutual eXtrrmination as the only hone
I Peacei utioileafiag and peaceable citizens wpr
tfivtn ron hfir homes, others murdered /
/ taflF oWn dwellings,, which were given 10 tb
flames that sacred respect Eor woman, whic
mas caaraeterlzed ali CIVILIZED nations, SCENE
70 TIE henr of mad excitement 10 BE- forgotten
pafiizan iteltng, on al sides, intensity exei,r
hy Question II hici inaaupdsbe fpt4rf. natjt,r
asn9st closed lag ninds Of the people agans
ne; ldlt and mendaeioes fumofs, We'll calcula
t@d e produce eNasPefaiion and destroy conf
denee, We're everywhere rifes tle most unf,r
iunaie snspicions prevails4 g5i9aled countr,
places no mans lif. A4s af65h4ries anl
niordefs We're Of or 6eearrpnce: nearly eve.
ry iarfo-het'se deserted AID no traveller
could safsl lSssy ysnt lifepn tfte. hiai4Wae without
an escort This stan. irs was greatly
ilssga atsd BY tAs e. Of promlneat
poificialx ogtSfli, - saTitorv.
The fofegefts ] faiut outline Of tie
fearful condition. stehings which ruled Kausas
and couvAlspd tie nation. The fun picture
will be drawn by the iron pen Of impartial
history, aud the actors in thu various scenes
VIII BE- assigned their true positions.
came here stranger TO your difficulties.
without prejadce, with o solemn sens Of nv
7ihcla Obligations, and with a lofty resolution
g pct speedy termination 70 events 50 ffaught
with evil, and which, If unchecked, would
iave 1oated The country into the most bloody
civil war.
Hesitation, or paftizan affiliations. wouldba
resulted IN Certain failure, and only served fur
her 70 compIicate affairs. To restore nracr
md order, and relieve tie people from ,hr eiils
aTf Jgar at T7updfTlaiq IEo@f"Gaf6j ana lCSt
1oiicv should be adopted, which would embrace
% us protection all good citizens, Wthcut dis
inctia0 of party, and si~fniv punish all !ad
neE WHO CcGtDne3 to disturb the Pa5!lc tran
;ui;ty. Accordingly my inaugural Address
.ad Psaciana,oas were immediately circulated
tman- Inc people, 10 order that they might
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