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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05
LYONS & Co,
mPoETEzs or AID wHoLEsALs DEAEEns n
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS or
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc.
No. 10 CEDAR So,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC
WYE have now on hand and are constantly rBesiTing
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS.
Which we are Offering 90 the trade at prices mach
lower than they be had from any other house In the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands of HAFAN2
Cleans now 10 the market; BEANDIEs, which Tor EGFur
cannot be surpassed and imported By ourselves Grsct
through the Custom House 70 this city; SHEaEg PozE and
MADERIt VINES warranted pure aud Of the best qualities
with O fg assortment Of WhiskeTs St Cr0lE and j.
rpaica Rum Holland Gin, and al other kinda
~ To Country Merchants we offer the best induce
meus 10 purchase from Us; stock s large ana always
new. To prompt customers Eastern time VII be given; %
cash bUyer give every advantage. All orders By let
ter or Otherwise win always meet with prompt attention
LYONS co,
jy22 Is Cedar s.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
WE have now on hand
w 100 baskets Canueauz and Els quarts and pinta
50 LeIegard Co.. {"
The above two Wines unsurpassed in HaTor and are
now used throughout the Union more than any otasf
Wine We have been appointed By the Manufacturers,
sole Agents for the South.
Ais, IS baskets G3rden ROYAL quarts and Pints.
90 HeidsecE s Co.
For sale at reduced prices ty LYONS CO.
ig22 ls Cedar g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

PRINCIPE CIIrAH8a
10000 ii1 s4PS:..7 1' 5 59li ss a. e Ps'
LYONS q CO.
iv29 IS Cedar 81
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
Bedford High school.

Mrs. SPorswooD, wife Of Rev. Mr. Spotswood
Pastor of the Methodist Church Of this place, lady
OF handsome accomplishments, has. we pleased
TO learn, become connected with the Bedford High
School insructress in some Of the branches 10
be taught. The Lady alluded TO in the advertise
neut from Vermont, has also arrived. and. to-day,
the Institution is be fully opened in all It's de-
partments. Some who intended 10 send their daugh-
ters away to be educated, have wisely come 10 the
coac!u>ion thar they DO well, and perhaps bet
ter, al home than elsewhere, and have abandoned
their former arrangements which, however, were
made before the school assumed its present shape
Mr.. Aushnbaugh is entitled TO the highest regards
Of citizens for the zeal he manifests TO get up an
institution which cannot fail reflect honor upon our
town and county. The inquiries making from dis
tance touching this school, evuees the fact that it
will be well patronized by other counties.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
w a Sg NJ ZEE ID:

On Tuesday, April 7th, by Rev. Robt F. Sample
NJ John P. Gamble OF kamkakee City, Illinois, te
Miss Eliza J. Crane, OF Bedford.
IN Schelsburg. the Cd inst, by the Rev. Il.
Wilson, Mr. John Bowers Miss Julian Merwine,
both OF Bedford, Pa.
In Friends Cove, on Easter Sunday, by the Rev.
& +. Hofmeier, Mr.. William Ogerocker to Miss
Margaret Nycum, both Of the Cove.
On The 81 of March last, by A. B. Blair, Esq,
Mr. Henry Haser of Alegauy County, Md, 10 Miss
Ellen n Growden of Cumberland Valley, Bedford
county. Pa.
On Sunday evening, March 29th, by the Rev. L.
Evans, at the residence of Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. Da-
vid Broombaugh to Miss Susan Anderson, both of
Broadtop tp.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
Portage superintendent.

0y-The HoIlidaysburg StgAfrrd, one oi the most
able, radical, and influential democratic papers in
Pennsy ylvaHa, has, for some time, complained Bit
terIy Of certain appointments made by the Canal
Board in that locality, to which Of the demo-
cratic papers have taken exception, and arFagned
the Standard dealing uniuSty towards the officers
controlling the public works In replying 10 a cri-
ticsm of this character, the Standard OF last week
charges, in unequivoca terms
l. That James Dryden, the present superintendent
Of the Portage road, is incompetent Tor the post
which be proven by all the business in tol-
lfdaysbarg. and that ii not tor his assistant
the road could not be kept open.
.. That Dryden is TO Democrat, and that he re-
fused 10 give the most trihing towards detray
Ing the necessary expenses OF the campaign in that
county last tali.
;. That he keeps uthe employ Of the Common-
monwealth both Know Nothiugs and Black Republic
cans 10 the exclusion Of honest working Democrats
!. That be does not profess 10 be- democrat, but
declares openly that mans politics mas nothing to
do with his appointment TO Office
Now, if the facts above set forth be true, and sre
do not doubt them coming from the source they do
tand we may hele say that have heard the same
charges lrom other gentlemen OF unimpeachable in
tegrty,) then the Canal Board owe it to their high
position, as well as to the Democracy OF the State,
abae the nuisance, for such this appointment and
lis fruits must he considered, utess il can be clear
ly proven that the charges preferred not true.
Personally, se have no reason 10 complain OF the
Canal Board they haze all treated kindly and
spectplly; but would feel that We had proved re-
creant to our trns IL a democratic sentinel did We
tail to sustain brother sentinel in the faithful DIS
charge OF his duty. The evils OF which the StaE-
dard complains jntalerabIe; and no democratic e
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

Cot. JoHN G. EvERHARr.-T -Thisgenileman,
for some years past a resident Of Martins5urg
10 this county, has located at Hopewell, ia Bed
ford county, where 10 connection with Others.
he goes extensively INTO the mercantile business.
The Coloorl is one Of the most enerzetlc 6Qsi-
ness men we have ever had among rs, aud ue
certainly regret his loss-not merely on account
of such qualifications, but more on accoun. Of
his lndomilable and iron-nervrd Democracy.
which never tagged. During the late cam
paign, the Colonel vas one Of the whrpl-borses
Of the party, and bis rXertons in brhaIf Of
Democracy told With rfrcl at the North Wood
berry poll. The people Of Hop~wel will find
IN Colonri Eeethar modest and retiring man.
bat whole-souird fellow, and Democrat ol
the first ater-Hoiiidays54rg Sfaadard
1z-We Te-publish the above paragraph with plea
sure, and cheerlully endorse every word of it, We
rejoice 10 record Col. Eygruanras citizen Of Bed
ford county, and wish him great prosperity in bu>i-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
THE COLD SHOULDER.

G57-Gov. PorLocH has appointed Mr.. Armstrong,
Of ofLycoming county, gan old line whis) 10 the vacan-
cy occasoned by the resignation OF Jndge BLAca on
the Supreme Bench, Desperate efforts made by
the abolllon.sts To induce hun 10 appoint of the
men selected as candidates for this station by their
late conventions but he declined endorse the action
ofthat body in terms too plain be misunderstood
and is the general impression that he wiz vote
for man on the .WiImot Free-;radr ticket, but Will
quietly give his support the Know Nothing ticket
10 be nominated at Lanca>teron the Goth OF May,
less, indeed, hc should become so utterly dsgnsted
with all their factions be constrained TO vote the
democratic ticket which we do not consider altogeth
hopeless. In many respects Pollock IS good
mamie is certainly gentleman in personal re-
latlons-and his appointment OF DR.. Dr Wlrr, as Ii
hrarian, against the solemn protest Of his political
friends in both branches of the Legs ature, clearly
indicates that his better Judgment against the
OF the day. Had it not been with the view of reach
ing the gubernaoriaT chair, do not believe that
Gov. Pollock could ever have been prevailed upon TO
become member of the midnight oath bound party,
which, we honestly believe, he now desplses from
the bottom of his heart 1he appointment OF that
good man and faithful minister, DR.. De Writ, hav
ing given mortal offence the abolitionsts, they
determined TO pass by his Exeellency in their mon
grel convention without condescendng TO notice him.
thing unparalleled in the history of this Common
wealjh--ior, it VIII be remembered by all, that no
matter what the political complexion Of the party in
rover, no State Convention ever before assembled
Harrisburg without making alIusion TO the
Chief Magistrate Of the Commonwealth, and more
particularly at the close OF his administration.
The Harrisburg Irlegrupl-the very same paper
which, only few years since, declared that the
al WiImo would forerer stink in the nosfriIs
OF all true Whigs"-and asserted but few weeks
since that ''Gov. Pollock presented sorry specta
cie' in view of his selection for Librarian attempts
apologize for the omission OF their convention 10
speak of his excellency the ground that it an
''accideut!'' This Is adding insult 10 injury; and
makes the Governor Of 50 little account that he
forgotten entirely by the abolition Patriots whose
love for the negro absorbed all their Affections
that they couldn't think Of white man
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MGX. WIlLIlN q. R.nn.

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~, ''''u' 'E"'" :" NV .T''"V' y, '.'V .>Hi'" 70
,''''; - oy,g o. our o',,,"Su'ST' c','",s' I'VE
i'o" " M d. hTF"' we are S'4''''o al 'H's
~ '''7 'S,a''"l, 81 ''T >I 'l'S 'eh-
'> ''' 'F@ue's "' t''7 vi" I'hT ~ u'2 party
"U''n2 ,.'T 'a'', STU ioF "'r mon aoo
! o'os''''''''u "'I' nee" odS u'nr, 10 occupied
'o.t''' tos,.''' IL ''7 I'E " ''l@ parry
VT 'a'' I'.s'> cam ~'''.' "'>'.''''' ana
vie ,,1 VI ."' ','''"'7'' i''' lt+''' % our
.,'''i,'''' r'' No. ~ 'o''',''',,' WIN '1
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,,''a 49, i,'S''N
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,'t.', ',j,' ''.' ''' I-
t,a t'.,,,ri ,t. - - ,
That Ola line Whigs bav. stronr clai,cs ,,,,on
the friendly consideration Of tb,. Democratic
Pa'ty, '11 '"tF services ana @cfiHce curing
t''t lale t'es'ofo''ai CaoPa'Sn' no one can en-
!F'la' ''' S'i9"'FS' Po>s'o'' oouo'. mar hlf'
Du1''d'ia" '",E aaPP'rci'.FS ''r "''i!a''oos We
are unorr 10 ."'s SrTat wing OF Inc Ln'on and
constitution, Is c'rar,y 'hdicated oF me oHer OF
iofe'gn missions 10 MrSsrs. CIay ana Reed We
n'"oF oi''' :oF ''' coufs' ',r oas 'o'"sh' proper
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
4 C!incher for the W0nllIes.

Before wasting too many crocodile tears over
the decision Of the Supreme Court in The bred
Scott case, the Black Republicans bad better ex-
plain TO the public how they happened 10 ex-
ciude bjack men and maiattoes from citizenship.
IN their famous Topeka Convention That
constitution to which they cling, ,''iike drowning
men to straw" confers the right of suffrage on
Tree white men, on ''every civilized male Iadi-
m who has adopted the habits of the vhifp
man, but not on negroes or aulattoes What
have the ''iI@edom shrickers" TO say to this9-
VIII our ''talsnted and eloquent Kunkei'' dwell
a little on this taa in his next speech It
needs refatation Or explanation D Democratic
Union.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
Drug, Paint and Glass Whotaeo,,
WAREHOUSE.
Corner Of Fenlh and Market Streets
Office in second story,
PHILADELPHIA.

g We invite atteHtion 10 our ENLARGED -,
Drugs, Pants, OILS, Farnshes, &c. sqIecfedav, -
y ior onr sale, ard comprising one Of tba a.
soflments IN ihr Inited states which we oar a.,
prices. ior cash or approved credit " -"
VIZ MANUFACTURE very extensively.
Premium Pure White Lead. (besf,}
keusineton Pure White Lead,
Pearl Snow White Lead,
''Feiile Montanse" French zinc (best.1
Pure Snow White AmeTjcau Zinc
Philadelphia Snow White Zinc.
SiVrfs Plastic Fire ami Weather-nrocc Paints
Chrome Green's, lsllows, and colors generally
AGENTS FOR:
Porter's superior Alkaline Window Glass.
Genuine French Plate Glass (,yarran,ed4
The New Jersey Zinc Company's produrt
llden aGd Nephew's y. 7. Varnshes
Brooklyn Premium Pure Waite Lead
Hampdrn Permanent Greens
pnre Oblo Cafawaba Brandy, &c, &c
IMPORTERS OF:
french and English Plate Glass
French and English Cylinder Glass
l4lored and Engraved Window Glass,
hguerreo1ype Gla,s,
Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky-L;qbts
Drugs, Chemicals. Periomery, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Drngsis' Articles generally.
Painters Tools OF all descriptions
Hydraulic and Roman Cement,
Calcned and Land Plaster
Paper Makers Clay, Satin White, &c. &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS Il CO
Store, y. W. cor. OF Tenth and Market ST..
Faciofy, Junction York Avenue, Grown and Calloqv.
hill SIS. Ptf,,,,v, r
ApriI II lSJ--3n
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
ON the Harrisburg Telegraph, July Is, ISL
The British Free Trade Bill.

It must be gratifying 10 every friend Of his
country, and particularly to every Wing, TO
know that Of the IL votes which were given
in the House, for thr administration or British
FREE TRADE bill, 1I3 were Iocofocos, and
but one Whig, and be from the Loco Foco State
OF A labama.
Of nnpty-fve who nobIy stood up for the
Tariff against the Free Trade policy, seventy
one Were Wings, six Native Americans, and
but eighteen Locoiocos, eleven Of whom were
from Pennsylvania, four from New York, two
from New Jersey. and one from Mary land
BUT GNE BRITISH FREE TRADE TORY
WAS FOUND n ALL PENNSYLVANIA !,
AND THAT WAS WILMOT OF BRAD
FORD. TIE eXecrationS Of every friend of
Pennsylvania VII fall upon and follow him an
til be reaches that place 'where the worm di-
eth not, and the fire is not qurnchrd."
From the Harrisburg Telegraph, July S, 1916.
What will the Peopir. Of Pennsylvania say
10 this outrage upon her iaith, her interests and
her honor VIII she turn and lick the hand
that dealt the blow, or will she spurn The trea-
cherry, and say, hencrlarth, let there be bat one
party 10 tins State, and that devoted solely 10
the interests, the prosperity and the welfare Of
our citizens? VIII she not say, hencelorth,
Southern Free Trade shall b. made to feel our
weight, united, and standing shoulder to shout
der in our own cause, and in that Of our coun-
try Hereafter, let there be but one party in
the keystone one strong, united, indiyisiale
party, with the determination to ask nothing
bot what is right, and submit to nothing that is
wrong.
We rejoice in being able 20 record the votes
At
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
DIED,

AT The residence Of s. Foster, on the 7th inst af-
ter short Illness, Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, aged rs
years, months and day. She followed 10 her
last resting place by her children and many friends
who deeply Wourned her departure-but not as those
who have no hope for she borr her illness with chris
tan tortitude, and died in great peace. L. F.
CJ~CuAGLFs b. PENrosF, one of the Representa-
t9es Of the city Of Philadelphia in the Senate OF the
State, died at Hrrr's Hotel about two O'Clock on
Monday of last week. The deceased was man re-
spected by all and beloved by most o. those who
knew him. In point ofnelect, be was conlessedly,
OF the foremost in the Senate and he labor
ed ndnstriously to discharge his Legislative duties
n Bedford on Saturday evening last, Mr.. ROBERT
GIBSON, ged bout - years.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
NEsT,EGR.

In the matter oi the distribution OF the tnnds IN
The hands Of 5. II, Tate Esq, administrator Of the
Estate Of Jacob Dirhl, deed, which was referred
back 10 Auditor, 10 make full report Of fact
he undersigned, auditor appointed, viii attend 10
the duties OF said appointment at his Office in the
Borough Of Bedford, Thursday the 30th dsy or
April, A. D. 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said day.
when and where all parties interested can attend.
JAO. P. REED,
April y, 1877. Aui,fo-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
J. & J. NJ. SHOEMAKER
aSQHE9lEC Sale OE
[iLJiBLE REiL ESTiTh.

II pursuance of an Order ofthe Orphans
Court Of Bedford county the undersigned Ad-
ministratnr> of the Estate Of Adam Snder, late
OF West Providence Township, deed, will sell
at the late residence of said Adam Snider, IN
Snake Spring Valley, on WEDNESDAY the
,22d day of APRIL, inst. the one undivided
moiety or halt part of tract Of Limestone Land
lying and being situate on the public road
leading from Snake Springs TO Morrison's Cove,
and within two miles Of the Bedford and Cham
bersbnrg Turnpike, adjoining lands OF Daniel
Shus, Jacob Baker, Henry Hershberger, Andrew
Snowbargpr, Joha Snidrr aud others contain
ing in the whole about 434 ACRES and allow
ance, about 300 acres cleared and under fence
part thertofbeing fine meadow land-and the
balance in good state of cultivation. There IS
erected upon the premises LWge Stone Dlcel-
Ing House, and Log HouSe-alSo large BANK
Barn, and other out-buildings. There are three
orchards OF all kinds of choice fruit upon the
premises, and three never failing Springs OF eX-
celtnt water.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, oil
said day, when due attendance will be gwen
and terms made known by
JOHN SNIDER.
SAMUEL SNIDER,
Adm'rs Of .4fam Snider, decd-
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APPLlCATEONS FNR LlCENSg

NOTICE is is hereby given that The following ma
med parsons have filed their petitions Tor License.
in the office Of The Clerk OF the Court OF Quarter
Sessions IN and for the County OF Bedford in pursu
ance OF the Act of Assembly passed the 3lst day of
AlaFrh, 1876, entitled San Act TO regulate the sale
OF intoxicating Liquors, = which will be presented
lor hearing on Thursday the 7th day OF May next,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
hEU Spring L sun MIR GOODS.

The undersigned having just returned from
the Eastern Cities, are now receiving large
and splendid assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting, in part, Of Ladies Dress
Goods, black and fancy Silks, plain and figured
Deiaias, Popins, Cbalies, Lawns, BriliianDs,
VI Whitr Goods, Hosiery, Ilandkrrchle>, Collars,
&c. sc. Shreting, Crash -Muslins, Fanne!s,
lIckings, fancy aud union Casimeres, Cloths,
and general assortment of Mems and Boys
Summer Ware Of all descriptions, single aod
double CARPET Chain, all coIors Boots,
Shoes and Hats in Great Variety. Hardware,
QueenSwarc, BroomS and Buckets, Grocerirs,
Syrup, MolaSseS, white and brown Sugar, green
aud black Teas, Fish, Tobacco, Indigo, Spices,
Dye stuiiS. sc. &c. all Of which will br sold
cheap, as they are determined not to be undrr-
sold by any one Thankful for past favors they
hope to receive a general share OF The public
patronage.
J. s J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
April II, 1887.
e Wanted, 5000 his Bacon, at Shoemaker's
Colonade Store, for which the highest Market
price Will De paid
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DAyEz5 VSEH4mOT.


Tha; readers may know the political position Of
David Wilmot in 1916, and what thought OF him
then by those who have nominated him their
candidate for Governor, republish the follow
ing extracts from the Harrisburg Telegr0ph then ed
tied by Theo. Fem, Esq:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
L00k at Home !

One Of the objections made to the decision Of
the Supreme Court, in the Drrd Scot, case, is
that it declares negroes not 10 be ciiizrns.-
There IS nothing either novel or lnonsrous in
this. Onr own State Constitution. under which
our own Black Republicans civ, breathe and
have their being" virtually declares the same
doctrine. Negroes are not cifiz-aS in lh- State
of Penusylvania-noae but free lcbjie m2a ar.
and ye! our virtuons Republicans pass Over this
fact, and Indignantly as<al judy TANcY, d
man whose character stands above rrpr0aca, aad
whose erminp has never been sai!sd by a singh.
corrnpt act, Tor expressing an opinion in 1857,
which the Constitutional Convention If Penn
sylvania declared as EARLY as 1898. " genera
tion Of vipers look at home. .sPluck the heam
from your own eyes," before you rnt on Spye-
'acles to discover "!Ap mot in others, and
then hnrI your thunder bolts against the Court
Tor prononucine the Missouri Compromise uncoa-
stitHioaai; when their o!d Fedeyai fathers oppo-
SD its enactment on the same grouad in 1920.
and b9rnt in edgy DAVID FrLLaEroy and oth-
ers who helped to pass IT. To what moas'rans
wrongs and gross aasgrdites viii not 6liud Ia
naticism lead !-Democratic Union.
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Tgse Moves rot AEone! +!

CC~The Hanover Spsci1ior, an inlueatiai Whig
paper printed in York county and edited By Senary
Leader, Esq formerly OF this place, decliues 10 raise
the Ticket headed by Wllmot, Notwithstanding Fr.
Jordan 4 Co. declare that call, ereyy one, Of the op-
position press With the single exception of the Daily
Ne,r> gives Wilmot hearty and cordial support
BY his extracts from the Daily News, Mr.. Leader e
vdentIy favors the movement for an American Con-
yention 10 nominate another State Ticket. The O.
dor emitted from Wilmot's anna garnation doctrines
DO not appear to be pa!aable to the unionslnvng
Whigs as the ..balrn OF thousand fowers.'' The
Nsa~s in referring to the abolition presses engaged
in nsrepresentng his course, denonuates their edi-
tors :whelps and puppies Of low degree, pack OF
mougres in possession of lamp black, oil and rags,
who make such use Of these materials as 10 disgrace
and degrade then.'' After Francis takes a few do
ses such contained in the following extracts from
County Conventions he will begin 10 believe that the
Neicy has been and stI is uppermost in the aIec-
tions OF what he terms the g American party:
From the Daily News.
'.9meyicnn Meeting in .Nontgomry Couatyi
The furnishing Union Bogus Canfeation
rcpadiated!
4 large aud enthusiastic American meeting. agree
able 70 q call previously ssned was held 10 the Odd
Fellows Hall, Aorrstowa, on Tuestay evening, the
zth inst. The following officers unanimously
elected:
Presjdrnt-Alaior A. ". Shainue.
SecTetary-Charies HunsiCler
The President, taking the chair, briefly stated
that the object of the meeting was 10 repndaJe the
nominations OF the Bogus Union Conventions which
held al Harrisburg on the 2jth day Of March last.
On motion, Committee was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of the of the meeting,
VIZ: K. 7 Stewart Gen. Ham Sc}aii, #un. Il.
ehogiuf, Charles Massey, and Aiirgd d. Briggs "ho
reported The following:
Resolved. That we rcpudiate the recent nomina-
ton oi David WiImot as one fit 10 be made
Insujtto the labornc classes OF Our Stateas a
blow struck at the rights OF Pran-y ylvana mechanics
and aborers. in favor Of British Free Trade, TINS
reward,ng the man who baseiy sacrificed them in
y iG, and attempt to Abotlonze aad destroy
the American party-ihat we repudlate thr platform
Of the Convention weak compound oi Republican,
ism and deception, upon which no true meFcan can
stand
On motion it was Resolved, That the proceedings
OF this meeting be published IN the National Defender
Of this Borough, the Doiiy Ne,rs OF Philadelphia and
such other papers choose 10 copy. On motion adj
journed.
ANDREW W. SHAINLINE, Pres.
CHARLES HUNslCKER, Secretary.
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Democratic State Nominations.
GOVERNOR:
Gen. NVasae EIo Packer
CANAL COMMISSIONERS
Hon. NIEmTGd strickland.
STATE CoNatlrraH.

The members OF the Democratic State Committee
are requested TO meet at The Merchants Hote'. Phil
adelphia, on Monday, April Goth, at O'Clock P. NJ
c. r. BuCkAL EM. Chairman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

The Democracy Of Bedford County viii meet in
Mass Meeting at the Court House in Bedford, on
Monday evening of the approaching Court, for the
purpose of fully organizing for the campaign now O.
pened. 1t is expected that all who make it con-
venient to attend will do Several speeches will
be delivered on the occasion.
GgTbe BUCHANAN CLUB met in large
numbers on last Saturday evening, and abiy and
eloquently addressed by Nessrs. John Cessna, $ H.
Tate, J. c. Dicken, Esq, of Pittsburg, and o. Z.
shannon, when it adjourned 10 meet Saturday e
venng, 25th inst. Several new names added
To the roll.