The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-15


will stand equally condemned with those who voted
tor the passage OF he law. There can be no escape
II agreed between them and the taxpayers that
they were 10 receive $500 for The session, whether
long short. and it Will be downright dishonesty
for any member to draw more than this from the tas
e wruag from he sweat of the poor mans brow
When the session closes we will be able to tell who
was honest and who was not on this subject. Mr.
WEl,u, the gallant Senator from the noble county Of
York, was, we believe, the only man who raised his
voice against the measure. lie will be houored for
his not only by the people OF his own county
but by the people Of the whole State.
J. P. SiEDEgS0Y rs. J0HG CGV0BE
On The 18th day OF April, 1877. in the town Of
Altoona, and County d Rlair, H0a. Jouv CoyopE,
a member of Congress from the County OF Vest
morelaud, at meeting of a mere remnant Of what
was the ..American State Council, then holding
session that place Tor he purpose Of endorsing the
nomination Of Wluot, IN order 10 abridge the iudu-
ence OF the Daiig Yc,ee, which repuses Wllmot,
charged upon JopN 2. SANDEEsoN, The Editor thereof,
that ''he bad received money, that bis debts We're
paid at all events or the be pursued duriag
the last Presidential campaign, and That kQou4ag
what he said he responsible for IT," Messrs.
Nchuals, F. W. Miles, and j. NJ. Church, certify to
the fact that Coyoae used this precise language in
debate. Having been thus hiaadrd Mr. Sau9eT>on
addressed note TO Covode requesting him tc put in
writing the charges he had thus preferred 10 which
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therefor to br what his title ndicatrs-an hon
orable man pronounce the statement made
BY John Covode, IN the Altoona Council, re-
Specitng myself, 10 be an unqualified aud uumlt-
i1atPd laiSehond. and hereby publish and pro-
claim the said Coyodr 10 be a base iar agd
cowardiy caiumHiator liat-becauSp he has
uttered deliberate and unqualified ialsrhood a.
gatnS' me, protesting to utter them Of his 0wn
kno"ledge, whpn hr had none snch, and wall
Knew That he bad not when be uttered them
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ardlv refused io.o eo
J. P, SANDERSON.
Philadelphia, May 8, 1851"
Every man who sustained Fillmore in Pennsylva-
MA and refused to vote for Fremont and become alb
oitionzed by GiEHoV>, JoeDaS < Co. have beea bran
ded as traitors and having been brbed to take the
course they did, although they were realty the only
honcstmen in the ranks of the opposition-tor how
ever much mistaken in their opinions, tley were
true TO their pledge
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