Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-29
THE DgTT or TRUE ANERK-
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We know We can say with honest pride,
says the Philadelphia Sun, that he sssua"
has never attempted to niislead the Amefi-
can party. We took very little part in
| the late election, for the reason that bold,
designing, bad men assumed the lead,
who were incompetent, both in mental
calibrc and bg political position, to direct
the movements of as brave, PATRIOTS and
ylrtuous patty as was ever organized, TO
check The downward career of our Re-
pntlic uudor the Dan and control of tie
foreign partg
II IS the tins noE 10 speak and to act
lit has come 10 he hour when the EN-.
issaries Of L5coioeoism are to 10 boldly
rebukea--itis is the precise moment when
Thugs shceld be called by their right
names, not from motives Of hostility to
Individuals, but from disposition to see
the American party again il the ascendant.
We haze therefore cone to the conclu-
sioa to 'sfoll up our slceyes" and 20 10
work in good earnest fer tie man, who,
we believe, Is the man il this peculiar
crisis, to lead to glorious victcry all, all
who are inside aud outside and all over,
opposed to everything which smacks in
the slightest degree of Loco?oceism. In
doing this, wo can point with just pride
two glorious Frecelents in our political
history, Wheh tie Amegican p4riy came
to the reseus, and elected for the State Of
tenusylsanio, WIEAnM T. ,JoaNsros
Gogcyn5r. and fer Tie Uuiied States, the
never to be forgotten, well 5elovaa ZAcH-
AIRY PAYLoa for the Presidency.
Who does net remember tte earnest
support which Aneficans gave 10 .s0ld
ZACH 'Rsugh and Ready as he was
familiarly ealled7 WHO viii ever forget
the noble, enthusiastic conduct Of Aneri-
caus in forn.ing s.Rough anl Ready
Clubs" which brought together all the
friends of Amar:.anisln, so that, face to
face, ana heart 10 heart, men, al
though differing on minor points, could
encourage each other. compare potes, and
go oot each man missionary, aad thus
was achieved enc Of the most decided
victories ever yet obtained By Americans
Now, then, let Us take lesson FROM the
past-trom the days We have just referred
to--and then the foreign party shall be
defeated in this State, and thus noble
step be taken towards expelling from onr
National Goaneils The advocates and tools
o. iorcienisla IN 1860.
y lat then is the duty Of gA true
Amer.eansl We answer, 10 he rP and
d,ing--io act, act, act-to organize IN
every ward, township and precinct, ard
that lhefe may be 20 MISTAKE As 10 the
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