The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
THE ABOLITION CONsPIRaCY

is apparently entirely quelled, there |.
and very naturally-a good deal Of exc
IN that vicinity, caused by the fear 8
surrounded by the accomplices OF the
and ioolhardy conspiIator, Captain
who, it appears, is likely to recover fl
wounds. The fellow was undoubtedlg
be hanged, else the terrible wounds be
would have proved fatal.
| A stone school-bouse, in she vicinity
Ferry, and within the limits Of Virgin
stitnted the armory OF the insurgents, a
supposed that similar depot exists
Mary land side of the river. AT .he
house, twenty-one boxes Sharp's rifle
found, together with nine thousand 50
pixies and other kinds OF weapons.
The Washington States has the TO
sensible and not too severe article, ID
to this reckless Black Republican cons
The moral treason SO distinctly avoS
the Black Republicans all along, asst
/ demonstrative physical character in til
per's Ferry insurrection. This insure
thanks to patriotic efiicIency-hal
happily suppressed. So at least the Ii
| informs u.s.
1t may also be assumed that al
wretches were broken down Yank ii
masters, debauched and unirocked pft
and others OF that large class OF vera
lazy to work, and generally too cowas
steal, and, who therefore, turn Abolitiol
rers, sc. Finally, it is pretty certaia /
five Stree negroes" were hired by old
and his Associates TO CELEBRATE their bre
as they are always IN the market of tae
Tor anything, except honest labor.
But alas Southern blood has been
Southern life fendishly sacrificed on III
soil by the Inspirations oil Black Repp
ism But for Browns sympathlsing a
shrlekers" in the matter OF '.bIeeding Kl
but for Stewards 'irrepressible conflict I'D
Brown would never had the temerlty a
guilty OF the double crime of attempting.
an armory of the United States and d
ding slave State to excite slave insurE
Black Republicanism is, therefore, TO.
tents and purposes, responsible for the
nlacal doings Of Brown and his overt cd.
tors. There is incendiarism in every
which tavoTs the consummation of the q
ter platform. Ia the beginning, in the
and in the end Of that notorious contr
for serering republic, there is notblr
deliberate conspiracy against the Constit
As "mischIsf is swift TO enter int
thoughts of desperate men," so every pc
desperate in the non-slaveholding States
rous Of notoriety, Is ready to catch at th
ward programme aud risk even his life (
ten its execution.
The lmpurity of a political atmosph
not unlike that of the natural one. P
to disease are certain to be sp
affected with it. There are thousands
thousands OF Browns, perhaps, who have
led the malaria of fSewardism, and are incr
affected by its poisonous properties.
The sober minded men OF the non-slave
ng States must be blind indeed if they dt
distinctly perceive the precIpice to v
Black Republicanism is leading the cot
Can they coalesce with-can they declil
esist with all the energy which they can
nand, party which is actuated by but S
y sentiment, and that the most inglorious
g9ff g9fbt tai fXeEEu u32IRYas MACE il human hq
With.
It would be expecting too much OF hum
O suppose that the slaveholding states
1sk submission to such an admlnlstratlt
Slack Repubhcanism would bring to was
on. Virginia, in view of what has trans
yithin the last few days, would be faIthie
,vety principle which she holds most
we're she TO consent to let the armory at
oer's Ferry and the forti6cations at OId
Comfort pass into the keeping OF oe"a
Chase. a Banks, or any other Black RePubi
What security could be furnished heF ina
arms therein contained would not be emp
for overpowering her +!
There never was SO grave a peFiod II
history of the Union. Sensible citizens
where cannot fail TO regard 1t. Iney
dispassionately counsel, one with another
the most efectual mode OF avertlng the /
pending danger.
Sir JOHN FRANKLlu.-Tne uncertainty
has so long hung over the fate ofthat adj
rous Arctic voyager,Sir John Franklin,is +
ed. The last search by Captain Nc Gil
IN the screw-steamer For, sent out by th'
woman and devoted wife, Lady Franklin
he4n successful. a: Point William, c
northwest coast of King Williams Island
found record, dated April %, l848, s;g'
Captains Crozier and Fhzjames, stating t
TO that date, one hundred and FIVE OF the
were alive, and nine officers and fifteen
men had died, and that franklin himself
ted this life on the 18th June, 1877.
Erebus and Terror were abandoned on tn
April, l848, and the EsqulmauX repor
one Of the vessels was crushed in the &c
sdnk, the other being forced on shore.
survivors on leaving the ships, proceeded
ward. towards the Great Fish River, az
ished from prlvation and :he rigor OF the c
Franklin was 6l years old when h
He started on his third and last unts'
Arctic expedition on the 29th May, lo4'
DEATH FROM WOUND lNFLICTED
RoosTER CoNFIRMED.-Some time ago a
ment was published, taken from the ~
Gazette, Perry county, Pa, to the effect
Mr.. Black, of Newport, had died in
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