Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-29

The last Gazptfe has article which con-
tains as much ''btlingsga,e,'' aud bad gram
mar, as is seldom found in an article Of the
s,me length. It commences by charging that
''elique of blackeuards does up the fshwoinan
slang that passes for ed,forills'' which appear
in our paper Il ,hen goes on to charge, in its
choicest "billingsga;e" style, cur late Senator
with, we presume, at least, being ore OF the
clique The writer Of that article pretends to
be a lawyer, and prnfesses to be on friendly
terms, we believe, with all the members of the
bar, and why he should tako this opportunity
to ''hilingsgate" one of them without a cause,
hi> almost proverhial ill-nature and bad heart,
(Somcrset re2u;atiun,) will answer As he
never had q case, and has always been 6r'et-
less pettifogger. his snry causes lim 10 try to
blackeuard man who stands among the best
in the County. We would also inform Mr.
Briefess, that we do no! have the most exalted
ideas of our editorial abilities, but our articles
are written by tie person whose name stands at
the head Of this paper, aud were We little
vain, we would think it high praise that our
productions are considered of such ability that
they are Imputed to number of persons.
The nomenclature of 'Enigger- organ" haunts
the imagination of our contemporary with all
kinds of fantasies. The name, however, is an
appropriate one, as it favors the introduction of
negro slavery into all the territories of the
Union, it stands to reason that it is the "nig-
ger-organ,' and ours, that opposes its intro
duction, and is 10 favor of free white labor
there, is the white mans organ.
When the present proprietors Of the Ga
zette took charge of that paper, last summer, as
they were in measure strangers here, we in
tended to treat them kindly, and in case We
got into a controversy, We determined that
they should commence it. 1t is well known
tnat but short time elapsed until our paper
was stigmatised by them as the 'EBtack Repu6-
hcan organ,'' the ".7boIittoa organ," &C.
This we let pass uunoticed, until the attacks
became so frequent, that forbearance ceased
10 be virtue, and we hurled back their charg-
es into their teeth. We would also no W inform
them, that it is not part of our nature to shrink
from controversy, no matter who our opponent
may be- We never we're an Abolitionist or
Black Republican, aud our party friends have
ns much cause for complaint at the nick-names
they have applied to US, as they have of the
very applicable term, "nigger- organ" which
the Gazette has earned
We doubt not that the articles to which it
alludes, as unmistakablY points to US, as the
following choice specimen of "billingsgate"
and bad grammar, points to that "Intellectual
Beef-Heels," B. F. Meyers, Of the Gazette:
"ABoLITIoN BILLINGsGATE.-The cliqre
of black-guards who DOES up the fsh-womap
slang that passes for editorials (Iieaven save the
mark y in the muddy columns Of the Abolition
organ in this place SEEN to think that THEY make
very happy hit when THEY call the Gazette the
'nigge1 organ We have no doubt the epi-
thet is very witty one for, cprfes, sbuzzard
feast Senator would not say anything dull We
10 not know, however, whether the Democra-
cy of Bedford county will consider it either
witty, or complimentary. They may, for