Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-05-06

The following articles are from that spicy
paper, the Globe, the organ of the Locofoco
party in Huntingdon
The OHice-EEOIsiers State Ticket.
We neglected TO notice in our last, that
Wright and Rowe, tho nominees Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan's Office holders Convention, had ac-
cepted the nominations. They did SO but two
days before the late Convention, and as they
stand fair and square upon platform repudia-
ted by the independent Democracy Of tie State,
they cannot expect to receive the support of
that portion of the party that justify Buchanan
and his chiefs in power IN prescribing. The
day for reconciliation and compromise is past,
at least for the present campaign. The Demo-
crats who could not think and act with Mr.
Buchanan, we're willing to go half way ut the
first GonVeutIon-bat how were their propo-
sitions received Crush out, aud ,chip an, was
the command from Washington, and now that
we are out of the most corrupt organization
that ever oisgraced our party, we shall en-
deayor to serve faithfully those Democrats who
believe honesty can and should exist in party
! organization. Those who can endorse Mr.
Buchanan's treachery to our party, and the
best interests Of Pennsylvania, will give his
nominees, Wright aud Rove, a warm support
Their names no longer occupy place at our
masthead. They are Buchanan's nominees
and their success would be w endorsement of
! his corrupt and tyrannical Administration.
D-Wc have on file an interesting letter of
Attorney General Black, written shortly after
Mr. Buchanan took his seat as President
This letter denounccs Democrats who favored
the sale of the sinking public works as 10
! league with the 'sKnow Nothings and Adolf
| tionists," to rob the State-and gave them to
understand that Mr.. Buchanan had determined
/ to come doUR and prescribe such, for daring to
think that the State would be better off if
relieved of the management of the works. -
| Some Democrats may think it impossible for
| President to stoop so toto- yet ii is, neverthe
! less true, that James Buchanan did turn Demo-
Gratis out of office, and kept others out, because
they favored sale, and appointed men 10 Office
who had 10 other recommendation than that
they we're opposed to the sale OF the ditch,
upon which such honest men as old .Aynoid
Plumer made fortunes in gear or two.
The letter will be published.
TyLERIsING- Ohm Tyler, when President,
deserted the platform of principles of the party
that elected hn-the party then deserted him.
James Buchanan, ike Tyler, spiis upon the
platform thar placed him in the Presidential
chair, and has selected Bob Tyler, son of John
Tyler, as Chairman of the Of6ce-holders'
State Committee, TO do the Tylerising of the
Democratic party in THE State. Buchanan's
| first and most ardent friends have nearly all
deserted him, and in their place. high in the
confidence of the President, may be found men
who have either been kicked or starved out of
the opposition party. Josiah Randall, but
lately from the opposition ranks, now leads the
Buchanan Democracy iu Phi!adelphia--and
Bob Tyler, though be failed 70 secure a second
nomination for his father. is expected to
persuade or drive the Democracy Of this State
into second nomination of King James
With such leaders, and Arnold PIumer, }.
Porter Brawley s. Go , as chief assistants,
full and complete endorsement Of Buchanan
political sins, by the Democracy at the nexs
State lection, is Gimcst certainty.