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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
ARrE.M.as W.aRD'S GoURTIyNG.

Twas earn still nigh, IN Joon,. when all
natur was hushed & nary Zefer disturbed the
serene sense. ! sot with the objek of my
hea.t's affections on the fence OF her daddy rs
pasur. / had experienced hand KERN arter
hur fuF sum time, bat darsant proclaim i'm mi past
IN, wal we sot there on the Tense swinging Of
our feet 2 & fro * blnshing as red as the Baul-
dInVlle skQle house when il was first painted
q looking very cimpul, make no dowt. MY
irfl arm was okupied in ballunsin myselfon the
fence while nv right arm wos wound atfeksh-
nhiy round Suzanner's waste.
Sez ], ''Suzaaner, thinks very much of
you"
Ssz she, chow Won do run on.''
Sez |, 81 wish there was winders tu mi sole
soz you could see some of my feel.ns," & side
deeply.
| pawsed here, but as she made no reply to it
/ continued on lhe following strain
Ar, Good yer know he sIeepIis mites parse
on yer account, how vittlas had seast 10 be at
traciiFe to me & how my limbs is shrunk up.
YOU woodn't dowt me not By no mpens. Gaze
on this wastin form and these sunken ize,' I
cried, lumpin up & shud have continued sum
time longer protiy. but unfortunately lost my
balance * fell over INTO ,ne pastur ker smash,
taring my close and severely damagin myself
Suz4nner sprung 10 nv assistance
& dragged me- 4th n dubble quick lime. Then
drawing herself up 10 her full bite she sed
IL won't listen TO yur noncentS eny longer.
lest you sa rite out what you are driven at. If
you mean gittin hitched, I'm in"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
BEDFORD, PA. FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER l6, 1859.

ment, refused the request OF several cities and
/ towns to resign his Office, il became question
how to concentrate public sentiment so as TO OBJ
tain some efpctual acton. The association OF
f'fhe Sons OF Liberty was formed in 1910 ;
and under their guidance the first great revou-
ton proceeded to its memorable issue. Their
first act was to cut batons from the forest trees
. on The road by which the siamp-!nasler was -
pass to the courts, ana 10 inform him that t6ey
We're the government and not the King at West
minister. ln Ohio, last month, the procedure
was revived. 4 senator, Hon. Joshua Il. Gid
dHgs, whose repnte is as high as that Of any ci-
tlzrn IN the Union, has proclaimed new as
socia'on of ''Sons Of Lib-rty," in defence of the
liberties aud the laws oi The State, as against
the iniolera5le new law and tyranny OF the re-
mote central authority. Mr.. Buchanan and the
Congress at Washington are to the people OF o.
hio what George III and the Parliament at
Westminster were 10 to- peop!e n Nav Eng
lani ln l770. The constitution of the socletg
(Which was Immediately sgHed by large num-
beF OF The best known and most esteemed ciii-
zsns,l cannot be cited here but its short closing
para .faPh will 0dlcate the aim 1t proposes,
and The pl-dy- il involves as to recsifyng the
policy at Washington Oh The first OCCASION
FEAppea'jng 10 the Supreme Jadge of the world
jor tat reclitude OF Our intentions, we declare
that 'no person SHALL be deprived of life, liberty
OF property without due process OF law" when
we have power 70 prevent il.'' Il may seem
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Constitution, aud sustained BY the laws Of Ohio,
but, IS Sir. Buchanan's government and the
whole policy OF th- South pntofcss an opposite
principlr aud method, TIE "Sons OF L5-rty''
are revolutionary now as their predecessors
were-no more and no less. Mr.. Seward comes
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are not only preparing for revolution but actu-
ally engaged in It, and he nav be the man
WHOM his fsilow-ciizsns may choose 10 be the
exponent of the principle which Europe be-
leves VIII triumph. Let him see that we have
a iaith and hope on the subject.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
BOOTR, THE TR.5GEDLG.E.

In the early and palmy days of his theatrical
career Booth and several friends had been 10
vited to dine with an old gent!man 10 Baltimore,
oi distinguished kIudaeSS, uTban:ty and pe;y.
Theghost, though disapproving,,ot theatres, and
thears-going, had heard so mach OF Booths re-
narkable powers, that curiosity TO see the man
bad overcome all scrupes and pre- iudices.
Alter the entertainment was over, lamps lighted,
and the company reseated IN the drawing-room
some one requested Booth, as particular favor,
and one winch all present would, doubtless,
appreciate, TO read aloud the Lords Prayer.
Booth expressed has willingness, and all eyes
were turned eXDectant!y upon hIn. Booth rose
slowly and reyerntiy from his chair. Il was
wonderful to watch the emotion that convused
his couutenance. He became deadly pale, and
lis eyes, tuFniag tEem0ngiy upwards, wet
with tears. As yet he had not spoken. The ST.
leuce could be ielt. 1t had become absolutely
painful, uatlI at lastthe spell was broken, as if
by an electric shock. In his rich toned voice,
from white lips, he syiabed forth, I" Our
Father, which art in Heaven" etc, with a
pathos aud soiemuty that thrilled ali hearts.
He finished. The silence continued. Not voice
was heard or muscle moved in this rapt audience
until from a remote corner of the ro9n sub
dued 500 was heard, and the ole gentleman.
phelr hosl stepped forward With streaming eyes
aud toitering flame, and seized Booth by The
hand ''Sir," said he, in broken accents, "you
afford me pleasure for which my whole future
vii feel grateful. am an Old man, and every
day from my boyhood 70 th~ present time, |
thought had repeated the Lords Prayer, bot
have never heard It before, ae0sr."
g You are right" TePilsd Booth. "To
read, that prayer as 1T Shoutd be read has,
caused me the severest study and labor for
thirty years, and | am yet far from being sat
lstied with my rendering of that wonderful! pro-
duction. Hardly one person IN ten thousand
comprehends how much beauty, tenderness, and
grandeur can be condensed in a space so small,
and IN words SO simple. That prayer Itself j.
lastrates the truth ofths Bible, and stamps upon
itth- seal of divinity"
$50 great wasthe effect thus produced" says
our Informant, who was''presenl, '-that..conversa-
ton was sustained but a short time longer in
subdued nonosyllables. and almost ceased; and
saou after, at an early hour, the company broke
and returned 10 their several homes, with
thoughtful faces and full hearts"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
Original.
For the Gazette.l
WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM.

But few the hours, the feetng hours,
That have spent VITA thee
Yet grateful memory oft recalls
Those hours Of mirth and glee.;
One simple boon ask of thee,
If nought else thou walt give;
IT'S that some Kindly thought OF me,
May in thy memory live
That when you shall open the lids of this
token,
And look on the verses you told ne to write,
You will think Of word or phrase have
spoken,
And fail TO condemn what Pve traced her e
tonight.
CoLD-spaING, Sept. Sth, 1889.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
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