The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08
POLITICAL STATUS OF THE
DISORGANIZERS.

DIS0RGAAlLERS.
We find in the Philadelphia PennsyEranlaH,
a political biography of some ofthe signers TO
Forney's call for estate Convention" from
which we condense the following
From Philadelphia, the headquarters of the
conspirators, there is quite an array of names.
Among them is that oi John W. Fornpy, editor
of the leading Opposition journal of this State,
the man who last fall spoke at Black RePubli-
can meetings and who declared in one of his
speeches, that s'lhere would be no God in h cav
en- if the Democratic State Ticket would be e.
lected !" Then there is w. E. Lehman, who
opposed the Democracy last fall, voted against
the regular Democratic nominees, and confribu-
ted his money TO their defeat. David Webster,
another s'signer," has acted with the opposition
for years, and during the last campaign was es-
peciaIIy active against The Democratic ticket.
E. G. Webb was one ofthe most bitter and un-
compromising opponents Of the Democratic par
tv at the last election. He made speech in
which he said he "woud rather vote Tor Be-
elzebub than for Mr.. Buchanan" j. Luther
Ring walt acted in concert with the Black Re-
publicans last year. G. w. Nebinger ran "a
gains: the regular Democratic nominee for
Congress in the First Congressional District,
and made speeches at Black Republican meet
ings. Such are the leaders in this econ ventlon'
movement. Among the smaller fry, are Charles
Barnes, disappointed ofice-seeker Charles
T, Pancoast. free-soil abolitonist E. J. Me-
gonegal, expelled from Democratic City Con-
vention, for voting for Black Republican cand-
date for mayor E. L. Tyson, Nineteenth Ward
disorganizer w. R. Powers, supporter of
Miward, the Black Republican candidate for
Congress in the Fourth District; and the follow
ing seven, attaches of the Press Office, viz J.
J. McEIhone, J. 6. L. Blown, Jas. Sheridan,
Jno. H. Cunningham, NJ. C. Hart, w. Fl. Sc
yern and Jos. KeeFr.
From the country, we have John Hickman,
of Chester county, elected to Congress last fall
by the Know Nothings and Black Republicans,
be himself voting the Black Republican ticket.
n ulFe4
S. RingwaIt are in the same boat with Hick-
man. II. l.. Cake, of SchuyikilI, is a notorious
dlsorganizer and tool OF Simon Cameron
A. Jordan Schwartz, Of Reading, is one Of the
leaders OF the Opposition in Berks county
Diller Luther, always an unrelenting enemy of
the Democratic party, never voted the Demo-
cratic ticket in his life. D. K. Jackman one of
:he managing men in the sale of the Slate Ca
mails.
The list OF Berks c county names attached to
this "Cal," is we'll worthy the attention of De-
mocrats. We give few George Hickman,
member IN full standing OF Know Nothing
lodge Daniel Mauger, Know Nothing S. L.
Young editor of the Lauman German organ Jo-
seph Henry, defeated candidate for County
Treasurer, opposed the Democratic ticket last
fall A. G. Green, Know-Nothing Republ-
can, neUer Democrat ; Jas. Donagan, fac
tious Demo Graf D. H. Hottenstine ran a.
gaInst the Democratic ticket in October last
Isaac Sheets wanted to De coal agent-did not
get it, voted for the Opposition D. L. Beiber
expelled from the party, for joining a Know
Nothing lodge, acts with the Opposition D.
Neff on the Opposition ticket in October John
Green, never Democrat, except for office, he
has acted with all parties ; Isaac Ely, George
Kline, DR.. D. Spatz, w. Diehl, D. Weant, all
fve Know-Nothings, and supported the Opposi-
tion ticket last fall Henry Flannery supper
ted the Opposition ticket at the same time.
Such are the men who arrogate TO themselves
the right to oppose and set at defiance the ac
ton of regular Democratic State Convention,
in which every county in the State was repre-
sented and the members of which were regular
ly and directly chosen By the people Shall
these miserable plotters, these knavish dema-
gogues, thus Insult the great Democratic party
unrebuked Shall they nout their foul i'm
putations in the faces of Pennsylvania Demo-
crats, and not be spurned as they deserve ?-
Heaven forbid Every drop of Democratic
blood boils to avenge the meditated wrong -
Let it be done Let the Democratic masses
rise in their might, buckle on their armor for
the fray, and glorious vlctory-victory ove- o.
pen foes and treacherous friends-sha!l be their
revenge on the day of the next election
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