The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-29


tended TO them for some two or three weeks
Come along.
Gov BigIer's Great Speech.
Washington correspondent of the fori,
Gazette, in bis letter ofthe 2Ist ult, thus refers
10 the great speech ofGov. Bigler in answer to
the Little Giant" upon the Kansas policy Of
the Administration
The great event Of the day was the delivery,
this morning, Of The great speech Of Senator
Bigler, upon The Kansas policy he Admins
tration. Long before The hour OF twelve, The
floor Of the Senate, and the galleries, and every
available standpoint were denseiy crowded.
The ladies' galleries were thr0ngpd with th-
iairest Of the brautiful women, from far and
near, Of whom Washington is 50 justly proud
while the floor of the Senate was filed with
distinguished from all parts OF our great
country.
Among the latter ! observed the imposing
form OF Attorney General Black. Gen. G. W.
Bowman, Of Bedford, the newly appointed Su-
perintrnd~nt of Public Printing, was also pres
ent, receiving th" congratulations of his friends,
and Hon. W. Il. White, of Pa, with host
Of others. 4 ore O'Clock, the Hon. WIN. Big
Ter took the floor. Gov. Bigler never looked
oV''V'' i4"T uds ''t inquiry t1GChe" ms ioSHS
bis face Is rounded aud full, and his firm aud
FesoIute manner, bis dignity OF carriage. and I'M
posing men, give a majesty 10 as FFeyeAct.
Ills style Is qurt iorclJlr, and very impressive,
and at times, when he yields TO the force OF hs
emotions, rising to thrilling bursts Of iRpasslon-
ed oratory. His able exposition, and lofty
vind'cation, OF the Kansas policy OF the Admin
lSLrai!on, was listened to with quiet and earn
est attention for nearly two hours. His telling
points were loudly applanded, and a murmur Of
appreciation ran through ta- Senate. PeuRSy-
vaniaRS, here, have causr, to-day, to feel proud
OF William BIges.
Tur Tr,pryr, ,rcr Il ,rnrr. ar,.
curious ,,:,.r -, l;,..,a,. 49, ,,..
b.;r., ,.r,..d j.,
1Iessrs Hgrosr ,arckas,,i M Tlac,,..e C,-
s20o0 the a. a5,pnrs s. - - -, ~. 1s n a,r
"The Vugiaians,' = to BE- published in their ma
eazine. The Trijuns, without leave or lcens-.
stole it, upon which the Harpers rerorted, when
the Tribune stated tha. then also had an orl,rin-
al copy of the story. The Harpers. however,
doubted il, and laid trap to catch tie immacu-
late organ of all the isas. They altered lew
unimpoFtant words, in the next norton OF It
published and waited TO see whether the Tyl-
Jaae would follow their copy or the original
one which they pretended 10 have. The did
not wait in vain, for the next dav after the ar
pearance oftae story in he. raaraZio.. # ar,,4ay
ed IL the Tribune gerjaiias ef Hlerafim! Here
was decided proof of the TriLune's dishonesty.
But this is not all this morning the Tribune an
noances the publication OF the portion appearing
in the February number of Harper. and accuses
that periodical Of snaiIating'' the story, .a fact
which" continues the Tribune, si.s publishers
have boldly avowed" This is about the cool
est piece Of impudencr we have ever met wi;h.
After stealing the story, and getting caught in
The act, it brazenly turns around and charges
the Harnprs with s:mutilalifg" tine story. thus
intinatiHg to its readers they can only get oThp
Firginians'' in a correct form 10 the columns of
the Tribune! This will do. It beats Uriah
Heep all over.-yN. 7. Dag Book
Wrn C.r Crpcrycv ,.r ruc w. ~.
following from the Chicago Tribune Of January
i9tn, IS a sample o' The complaints which ill
tHe western papers -
minnesota Is the paradise OF the feline tribe.
AS 10 H1c"'Sah IN earlier days, they flourish
"'" ''5'r VI 6IoW'n' al" Iehglh ol claw, and
Sn"' F.1rSS % voice. 'ha' are nowhere else attain
80. NJ l"t's' H'reF' as noticed IN the 81. Paul
pdP5i>, Go"S'"'% u TWO kittens, one called the
Ce"''a y, ai D4I"' Iiay' ana Inc oIher ycieped the
o,'a'e eoa' Pa"% oi No"neIe- Inc Swlndins
:, ,S''S - o,'' d'e ENDORSED oy parties ID St
a"i "'.i o0ci a'e uou0l'eSS worthless. HE
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g. ~ "ly "a, a. u ediIe', VINO donols
'''a' ~ '0' a''u Hi'i''IeS''d are nara up "hen
- dS q SuOs.I,u'' i'T money