Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-25
F'@ sls fssaieer md Chronicle.
The WOodberry Demons trali3n,


The Democratic Sanhedtim that has been
exhibiting itself to the unterri6ed in quite
spuaber of townships in this county, arri-
we'd at this place on Saturday, thu 18th ins,., :,
headed hy upmber of the sapaas of the
Party, who are generally to be found stuck
ed it" at Bedford, as ''snug as feas in u
sheep skin,'' un,il political resurrection,
Rhea they turn out 10 dictate ,erms to the
weaker vessels" Of the psrty, and to
preach Democracy, usd II prosecuted to the
benigbted
TIE cg5wa that came 10 town to esee and
be seen" numbered, sll told, about fifty
persons, although sale, meeting of School
Directors, and various other inducements
were held out to all, and especially those
who wished to be enlightened on the issues
of the campaign so iugloriously dodged by
the ingiorioGs Packer, but all the CANNON
could not induce them to step in to sssee
the elephant Some may be disposed to
doubt the above statement of the numbe.
present, but have no desire TO 10 any such
''srnall aflir;" far from it; but say, by way
of backing up tie statement, that a gentle
lnaa OF uudoubted authority ':countei noses
and gives ne his word, that there Vece
present only tbsty Democrats, nine Amer-
an Republicans, and halt dozen boys,
Ihe lafter dropped in to see the Irishnan
,h4t annoyed Mr. Spang, and occasie,,ally
retired to see .Bally "
TIE msoting was organized ia the Alore
aa. formerly occupied By G. Il. Barndol-
lar, Esq. By the appointment of sonae half
dozel. OF officers, three-fourths, Of whom, |
am ceaiident, were ex-Kuow Notifass, aud,
ii | am not mistaken, the entre batch, save
one, (an frishnGoi were formerly members
cS:'a' ''blnnay purtie;" if they we're not all,
save and except the one ueutieneG, 1t was
not the individuals fault
5ir- SpanG was the frst SPEAKER on die
stand, and hope, for the credit Of Deasoe-
rany, that they may always secure the SER
vices f such men as he, although, ia NY
e>l,Gaton, be was wrongly shipped, and l
hc cE.cyc, as Democrat, lie could have point
ID h.a Argument TO much more advantage;
tur his speech was free from blackg uard-
i.m AMI low Slang; it was such as chaTae-
=, L;,,t,,sr ,,cdn,. ri Ja,,,oora,,, .t.t ,a
lave lad exhibited heretofore in this section
o. country hy its votaries. Mr.. Spang ex-
planned the positions Of the party on the
Sal Of the Public Works III quite a Demo-
ordic ~i,le. aud also attempted to exeul-
pate Packer for his Liquor Law votes, pre-
s1n..us, uo doubt, that We, like souc other
sectons Of Bedford County, are decidedly
fond q. the '.crittcr," aud that heie, too, it
anisht &c tie ''onuipotcut Of politics. but
he i, in error. He wound up this part of
his speech by saying, "You eaauot Legs
late men nIoral''-a bad doctrine for a law
yer.
Mr Meyers followed, and closed the per-
sfornaace, giSiag US frst specimen of Som-
.crses Aeeoioeoispl IN English, and perer-
ration in German What induced the fell
low to deliver nutsh tpceeh 10 Woodber-
~ was All intesregatory that the Democrats
themselves did Hoe know siow, or were
Ashaned 10 aessysr. Z hape the neEt tune
tue geuttenaAa has oceasieu aoeome this
way, he viii ksias aloag soane Dutdhmen
tina: ran't speak better EagiisL tllan hrr-
SELF, to talk to.
woodberry Township viii BE- found all
right Al she October election, or politicians
are greatly dereired.
gYB STYLES.
Weodbcrry, Sept IA, 1857.