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STATE COMMITTEES.

ChaIwan Hon. LEVI KLINE, Leblanc
Districts.
tst Robert G. Smith, Philadelphia.
s. Henry Z. Wallace, "
Geo. w. Pomcroy, {"
Wm. B. Thomas,
I'd James j. Lewis, Morgau's Corner.
Sd Robert lredeii, Norrisrown.
4th J. Wilson Cowoll, Doylestown.
5lh John H. Oliver, Alentowu.
9th John s. Richards, Reading.
7th Robert NJ. Palmer. Pottsville.
9th E. Fl. Raueh, sIauch Chunk.
9th s. z. Chase, MontIose.
10th S. P. Lopgstreet, Wilkesbarre.
llth Wp. A. Willisms, Smethport.
18th B. Rush PetrikeD. Lock Haven.
18th Israel Gu;elius, Seliosgroye.
l4th Lemuel Todd, Carlisle.
10Th BertIam A. Shaifer, Lancaster.
{" Samuel Shoch, Columbia.
l7th Wm. M'Conkey, Wlightsville.
18th James q. Austin, M'Connelsburg.
18th j. Seweli Stewart, Huntington.
20tE Lewis W. Hall, Altoona.
21st Titan j. Cofey, indiana.
22i D. " Shryock, GreeDsburg.
23d John Hall, Washington.
Oath j. Heron Foster, Pittsburg.
. Russell Erfett, I"
25th Thomas j. Power, Rochester.
26th john s. Pomeroy, Newcastle
9th j. Newton Pettis, Meadville.
2Sth Henry Souther, Ridgeway.
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THE BALLO0NESTs.

The eronauts of the recent grand trip have
got into newspaper quarrel. Mr. John La
.ncuDtain having utterly failed in his attempt
TO keep all the credit Of the affair to himself,
uow publishes in the N. Z. Tribune statement,
ihrowing upon Mr. Wise the blame of the fail
ure 10 reach New York. He even denies that
Wise was partner in The enterprise. saying
that nc was merely passenger by invitation.
This MI. eager, the original protector aud cap
itaiist OF the undertaking, authorizes the 7fi-
6upe to contradict editorally, saying that Mr.
Wisc owned one-fourih of the balloon, which
was all Lamountain owned. Mr. G.eer, who
furnished the most of the capital, owned half,
and yet Lamountain says: 81 go to Waterlow2
to-day for the wreck of my talloou," thus ~
noring Eager altogether, as we'll as Wise. Il
seems to be settled by the controversy that
while Wise, knowing all about the collness of
the upper current, had clothed himself very
thckly, Lamnuniain took no such preca utlous
and hence was SO cold aud shvering that the
balloon was lowered into a warmer region
Lancaster Union.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29
THE GAZETTE,

The last Gazette has an article 10 which it
attempts to vriggle out of the falsehood which
we proved upon it, in quoting from the N. Y.
Tribune. That paper admits that ii dropped
ihs quotation marks, showing that it was not
original in that paper, and that the Gazette
was therefore guilty of forgery, or libel, or
both. Tho Gazette is also guilty OF another
forgery ip its article Of last week, in quoting
from the Tribune as follows: ''A considerable
part Of the white population were petit biancS,
50 called, little whites, the poor Wdite trash of
our Southern States, without education or prop
erty." The sentence correctly taken from The
Tribune is as follows: "a considerable part of
4he white population wero pitt btancs, so cal
Rhite trash Of our Southern States, without.
education or property" This is exclusively
in reference to tho whites on the island of
Hsyti, and has no reference whatever to the
la5oring classes 10 this country. By compar-
ing the above quotations, il will be seen that
she fellow who coniuoss the Gazette has LETT
out The words, "ths same wsth," entirely chang
ing the sentence, and giving il another mean
ing from that iHtehded by the Tribune. he
brazenly proclaimed to the world few weeks
ago that honesty mould not pay, and as soon as
ae is detected in one forgery, he resorts 10
another!
He also lugs in in bis reply the lies Of that
scoundrsl, IL. Bacher SwoSpe, which every
body knows 20 be false, aud which II. Bucber
Ssoope, himself, stated before hundred peo-
pie, or moro, IN our Court House, ,Ceye not truei
Beef Heels, of the Gazette, made, or attempt
ed to make, speeches 10 Somerset County, in
1856, IN favor Of Fillmore, and lato in the
campaign, secret agent from the East was in
Somerset, with large quantity of money;
Meyers turned right round without any ap-
pareat rxnsoa, and worked tor Buchanan. If
he is purchasabIe material, hs need not think
others are like himself! Beef Heels also trys
10 get ever publishing 10 his paper that "hon-
esiy is the best Of policy, BUT IT KEEPS a
MAN POOR - by extracting two or three 'front.'
eal quotations from our frst page, published
long ago, from numbe. of others in the
ssue pp<isle, tat 'be has oriies sharp, weep," J"
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Our County Ticket.

The ticket nominated BY the Peoples party
on Tuesday last, is one of the strongest and
best ever offered to the people of Bedford
County. We never saw better feeling than was
manifested by the Delegates, and all seemed
TO think that or chances for redeeming Bed
ford County, next fall, are excellent. We will
speak more at length on this subject, in our
Eext.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

THREATENING ASPECT OF OUR AFFAIRS
WITH MEXICO o--The editor of the New Orleans
Picayune has been favored with private letter
to one of his most respected fellow citizens,
which seems to portend speedy rupture with
Mexico. The letter was written on the Sd inst,
at Mina,itlan, Tebuan,epec, where the u. s.
Minister, Mr.. McLane, was then paying visit
to the U. S. consul, Mr.. Allen, aud conveys
the intelligence that our minister had failed to
come to any proper and creditable arrangement
with the Juarez government, as he had failed
to obtain just satisfaction from that of Mira
mon: that he felt uneasy in his position, and
considered any further attempt at peaceful
solution of the Mexican question useless; that
in this sense he had plainly written home to his
government, as also be bad notified the govern
ment of Juares that it they do not come at
once to an understanding with the u. S., re-
sort must be had TO arms; aud finally, to sum
up all, that as no proper response was expected,
war between the Two countries was inevitable.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

DEATH OF COL D. III. HoFIus.--This gen.
,leman died suddenly at the Exchange Hotel
in HOllidaysburg, on Monday evening last
His health bad been declining for some weeks,
but bis death was not anticipated by his friends
at SO early period.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

The Sunbury American, an old Democratic
paper, has posted the names of Cochran and
Keirn to It's editorial head, as we'll as those of
Wright and Rowe. The editor finds the Bu-
chanan administration indefensible, and takes
this method of showing his indifferebce as to
what he thinks of IT and its candidates.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

The Anniversary meeting Of the Bedford
Bible Society, will be held in the Lutheran
Church, on this tFriday) evening, at "a O'Clock,
P. NJ. Addresses will be delivered BY Mr..
John z. 10y, of Pittsburg, and Rev. Irwin Il.
Terrence, Of Philadelphia. All are invited.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

The Locofoco candidates for State officers at
the October election are Wright and Rowe,
and :he propriety of these names will be ap-
parent when it is remembered that the Sham
Democratic party expect to be Roa0sd W,ght
up to the source of Salt River.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

The members of the State Committee of the
Peoples party of Pennsylvania, are requested
TO meet at tie st. Lawrence Hotel, in the City
of Philadelphia, on Thursday, the 4sh of
August next, at one O'Clock, P. M.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

On the morning of the lst inst, some viii
LAIN placed keg of powder beneath the court
hoase at Port Gibson, Miss, and iguiiisg it blew
ons half the bni!!aa;ng to atoms. and .aen robbed
'aao saeritf'a office Of $lo 900, Damage to the
budding $4,000.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

Our exchange papers from all parts of the
country, give favorable accounts Of the crops.
The wheat crop of Pennsylvania is very heavy,
and 1t is mostly harvested. We rejoice in con-
templating 859 as year of plenty.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

QuAarERLY MEETINa.-The second quar-.
terly meeting for Bedford Station, will com.
mence on tomorrow, tSaturday,) in the NJ. E
Church, at l0s o'clock, a. VI.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

THE Washington Star thinks that Washing
tos city has now population Of between 75.-
0W and $4,000, aud confidently expects that
ths census to be taken in 1860 viii prove the
correctness of this opinion.
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Eighty kegs of powder in ..,e AZ ,hs n.u
satlls at GoFtham, Maiue, exploded a. few days
ago, and blew the buiding 20 atoms.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

There are now about six hundred visitors AT
Bedford Syringe, uud 10 .oYn,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

:, fho Elections in Tennessee, North Carolina,
hen.ussy and Texas all take placs early in
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Hon. John NJ. Read and lady are on visit
to Bedford Springs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

Head tho advertisement Of the New York
illHss' IN to-day's issus Aaa good paper.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

For the particular ediication Of the Ga.
zette, we publish tho following wholesale ca.
nard 10 relation to Horace Greedy; it will af.
ford splendid opportunity for Beef Heels tc
write any amount of editorials on Greefy anc
The Tribune, which, possibly, according to its
MOTTO, uiH pay:
"a Los Angeles correspondent of the Phil
adeIphia Bulletin states that California pa.
per started a canard to the effect that Horace
Greeley, of the Tribune, was on his way "a
California TO take command of all the various
tag rag and bobtail Gllibusters to be found
There; that Hennngsen and Walker would
JOIN him With forces collected in the Atlantic
States; aRd that the whole horde, under the
supreme command of the aforesaid Greeley,
would invade Mexico and usurp the govern
ment o. that Republic. A copy of this paper
fell into the hands of the commander. at Ma
zatlan, and ne at once issued proclamation
Informing the people that sOne Horace Gree
ley, a most diaboiical, b!oodthirsty and unmer-
eifui man-worse than the infamous Walker,
OF even the minions of Mramcu-a man whose
very name struck dread to the hearts of thous-
ands in the United States, so many were his
crimes, and so terrible was bis CONDUCTS
now at the head of the most extensive band of
hllibusters ever collected, and on his way to
Mexico" BE then exhorts the people to pre-
pare themselves for instant action, and con-
cludes thus: sThis dangerous man lhombre pc
ltgrosel is not of the common school of fill
busters; they wish for plunder, he for blood
aud murderous deeds just imagine, says the
CORRESPONDENT, the mild and amiable philoso-
pher Of tho Tribune converted into the harden
cd hend this bright greaser makes him."
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ID. OVER Editor and Proprietor.
PR0PLE'S COUNTY TICKET.

ASSEMBLY,,
GRO. ". WILLIAMS, of Bedford Co.,
GEO. G.. WALKER, of Somerset Co.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
JOHN TAYLOR, of Bedford Borough.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JAMES ALLISON, of Napier Township.
COUNTY TREASURER,
SAMUEL j. WAY, of Bedford Bor.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN 3. MILLER, of u. Woodbury., Tp
POOR DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL SHAFER, of Union Tp.
AUDITOR,
Fl. =. LASHLEY, of Southampton TIP.
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who can see any harm in any Of them. 1t Is
untrue that we were excited when this article
from tse.Gazerte was slluded to 10 church,
A friend Of ours asked US in a whisper, wbeth-
fcr tbe article was in our paper? We replied
that "wc never put'itin or authorized such an
article to be put in our paper!" For the truth
of this we call on Inc person whom the GA
zctte names as its author. But as honesty,
the Gazette says, ,riH not pas, as matter Of
course, at will alscays publish t0adt It thinks
viii pay, Concerning our being ''pious," we
are not; but that paper is not the one TO throw
'piety" at any one. In regard TO the gentle-
man whom Beef Heels libels weekly, and
charges with writing our editorials, We have
nothing to say; he cau't be injured by any i'm
ported material from Somerset County. With
this We drop The subject.
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Observation-Disclosures.


Samuel E. Turner, go. 3 SGos sgbarleslfr
bait befdnktS I'M @prrap Elm 9rpBeS Eager Dpn Qapter
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