The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-01-16
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bic and faented editor Of the Berks County Ga-stte
and Demoerut, as Speaker Of the House We rive
below the address Of each on taking the chair
/ True 10 the instincts of The amalgamated Au1abpgs
which control the opposition to the Democracy. the
speech of Mr. Iaegart j. small budget of vanity
and baiderdash, meaning nothing Reversing the
b most solemn professions OF Know Nothingism that
4 s'Ihe office should seek the rau and Bot the man
1.-THE office" this mouth-piece OF BlQeh Republican.
ism boasts OF having occupied two months IN stfi-
wing 10 attain 10 the Speakershp! We know of
certain other gentlemen who did the same thing
One FRANels JoRDAy, who addressed the P,INoRE
4 TIES OF ST. Clair Township, a certain occasion
'.looktns fine, also spent i@o months in again En-
tea7or to reach the same place; bur, when il came
to the test, aud the question was proiplodssi .ls
that you sambo ~ s.No, Ills Frank, ffief The
tart reply, ''Yop're pretty 'due looking but yoa
can't come in" Well, this was right. for, in sfrct
JUSTICE 10 Francis, his conduct duria the last cam
paiga *as more disgraceiul than that Of any other
leader 20 tue abolition ranks. ie proiessed 10 be the
very pillar that supported Flsaore in this county
and denonnced, liars, in his public sprertes an
who charged him with working secretly Tor Fremont
Every body kRows this to be true; and yet no soon
er was he State election over, than the Chairman
OF the Black Republican committee publishes letter
writfen BY This 'sfne looking young naa AT ihe vel
ry f(me he was making the warmest professions of
devotion to Fillmore ia which he says: ..You know.
my views, bur am afraid you are little too lasi,'
to adopt the Fremont Flag now would ininle~ds in
tbs State and County ticket! Under these ci5eap-
stances, IS somewhat refreshing TO find that even
Black repnblicanism eeolted at taking so strong
dose IS Frauei5
The speech of Mr.. GRTz contrasts hoadsamsly
with That Of Of Mr.. TaFgaf;. ard exhibits the devo
tiop to honest principles whch form the basis Of the
Demoefatic party
SIR. @sgar, upon being conducted to the Chair.
addressed the Senate as follows,
find it very difficult 10 .sconiure upa ANYTHING
ne44.pr original upon tais Interesting occa,ion Tbr
pain IS 50 well worn that the green glass and the
towers are al tEamPled into the earth and uoihlns
leu Tor me 10 tread upon bat thr common dust
Where TIE white headed eagle has scared There i a
poor show iof bitds oi lesser nae aa lepblrr Hight
ifpsi may BE- rardoned for abiding to that }asujf
iceHi olpeG. ii Is an impulse OF my American hart
~h'h eanFot restrain, and Womb not II could
IL "dtd be afectaiouul the rankest sort 10 nra-
tend nat am not pleased. as wei! as Slightly nfn-
f"a1fG, with the post you have sprd ire. It
"ouid De mere apparent from the fact, Iha for the
Fast two months, have been Hotorousy sriyirg 10 [
pttain ~ This is confession, perhaps, which none
P ray iustrions predecessor, bave tad the candor 10
MAKE make 1t, because while am Speaker al
. Is
Il 10 those who have aided me- feel deeply crate
ai, and on all dttng occasions, when gratitude shah
of rncFoaolfupon fairness, it shall find expressions
ot in worlds but in actions.
4 am palEply aware, that for the first few days !
shall need y6ur utmost indulgence. Ii Afterwards +
4 am dehcieut.. ypn must charge it 10 nv inahi!iv
ef not 10 want Of effort 10 merit vonr generosity
II ~i try hard 10 preserve good order among YOU ,
ma iaa1 Nfff4 g'arlfg which is SO becoming Sena-
prs Of Pennsylvania. =
for two sessions Of US have sat together in Il
lhs Chamber, aud without distinction Of partv onr ~
niercomse has been Of the most asreeable charar-
| er; and from the appearance OF those who have
fa'ry come Amongst Us, (some Of hem rather ncz-
PsrfFa/y), this harry state Of things likely to con-
4 Foending high hopes Of the advantages which the
Ilonmonwealfh viii derive ffom your avisinta ufon
% ags.sIlss~s -s.. "a ,f5ags .sfei,a =;
kAi wishes
4 r. Gerz, Hfon being conducted 10 the Chair ad,
difed the House .oo-s
Gf/saae@ of fAbs Hoase Of Rsyrsssaitatipes.
llied by ycuF favor 10 the Chair which Is vaper-
aelw!ih historic interest-and choser3 I am verv
"Fig 70 believe, more Of co,npl noent 10 the 81
ahint and Influential county which mas sent me- ha
Afg fHdn oF any superior merit You have djscov- Pi
~f4n mt assure y9u speak 10 vain words m
wa say ttat OF the grave RESPONSIBILITIES m
o. place lar outwe2hs tae gratifcation feel in sv
f a1o"of you have conferred upon ue, and almost er
''-'f i'5 Fhtfhk lfAm assuming them. But fnd WI
ehFa2eEent ~ the reflection which nv short ex or
pece in thls body affords mr.. that it> men1ber. gf
aFeFays ready 10 support faer presiding officer IN in
theTiormaHee OF his dhfy; aid idpnityinv fbeir lei
o"lignty wlft<his position, sustain the Chair 10,
10 rIn6arra-smenis and difficulties which may a. Tia
IAFFF' az me outset tAen-pan. conscious All
ei need 81 thrm--l throw myself rpon your in be-
4 dabce, ard bespeak your kindest assistance I'M
fh"Fe met together as the Representatives of 10
Nofoh~eahh acknowledging superior In anv of in!
essential elements which constitute the true jus
SI9ss o. State to take the part assigned 10 us I'M
ny IoHs'itution. IN The enactment of such laws she
as progress o. time, andthe changing circnrasan He
ceslhe people have rendered necessary for their do,
maal, social and moral welfare. We are 10 obi so
gasiurselves IN the most solemn form that can die
bInhe conscience Of man, 10 s.periorln our duty
"ithdellly 10 keep this obligation, we must
na'PnStanlly before us he fact, that We come @
hFF nt 10 eniorce onr own opin:ons or 10 advance
enrp interests. but TO do the " II OF onr copsttu
eniSail things just we know they would DO Tor
the1ves, were they 10 -petSe with their repfe-
senYes, and assemble in their aggregate capacity nm
(! 10 ~ the laws. CHI
iPa< oeen 7a'd by one skilled in political SCI int
ene4at s'poSer is continually stealing from the ~
mai7 the few" The history of the nations Of
tGe %orid affords as almost unfaiIng example dSF
ifnth. Under cur happier form of government ss.=
"hiFIsely provides for The return 10 the peonle
al 81 periods and brief intervals oi the noyer
'heyTust TO their representatives. such transit
I3oH RS "lth 50 mony Interruptions that at AM,
l!acWhe noice, and eXriies 40 general anpre- + ,l
oheays silently a1 sncrs,l. =, o',r 10 a, OF an mis-
lesgitbe vigilance OF the wariest siatesn,e - the
dsrohad arrest II. In no way j. this theft more !
ePniY Or extensively psaeilsed, than by means Uni
ubote prpss aI ra rR9osa ssRs a9d loI day
too rB granted. Il Is fact whirh no ob,prvant
i"nd deny, that individual rights abridged Nor