The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04


men in the States and Canada should see no
hope for their race in the practice and policy
OF white men. No t0onder they are brought
10 the conclusion that ao resource is left TO
them bit In God and instructions. For in
s4rrsctions, then, we may took any yeqr, any
month, any day. .Aterribie remedy for a terri
bic scrong. But come it must, uniess ontic,pa-
ted By repentance and tie putting away of The
terrible 10rong.
II toat be Said tint these instructions ayall
be failures tint they vii be put doUn. Yes,
but DiU not siaUsry aeUerthsiess be put down
By them 2 For waat portions are there Of tle
Soufa that 1ciH cling 10 Stauery attcr t5gO or
three considerable instructions shall hare H.
led the 1o5o5e South ,citA horror 2 And is it
entire!Y certain that these instructions will be
pu! down promptly, and before they can have
spread far Will telegraphs aud railroads be
too swift for even the swftest Instructions =?
Remember TINT railroads and tsiegrap6S can
be rendered useless IN an hour. Remember,
too, that many, who would be glad to face the
insurgents, would be busy in transporting their
wives and daughters to places where they
would De safe from that worst fate which hus-
bands and fathers can imagine for their wives
and daughters. ! admit that but for this en-
barrasSment, Southern men would laugh at the
idea Of an insurrection. and would quickly dis
pose Of one. Bat trembling as they wouId for
heir 6eioysi ones, I baow OF no part Of the
ag0rgi, lohsye SO muca as ia tie South, 1gsn
soould be litsiy IN forasidabie instruction, to
le7rs Ire most import4at tsase, and be dis
lraciea ant panic stricken.
j|tea the day 81 hsr calamity shah hare come
10 tie Soath, aaa jIrs and rape, and slaughter
shaii be filing up The measure Of her Cgtiction,
then 1eiI the Worth haze tsgo reasons for re-
MORSE
First. That she was not willing (vbalever
the attitude oithe South at this Po!ntl to share
with her 10 the expense aud loss Of al Inlne-
date and universal emancipation.
Second. That she was not willing TO vote
slavery out Of existence.
Then, too, when alas il viii be TOO late, will
be seen in the vivid light OF the suGerngs of
our Southern brethren, both black and W hlte,
how shameful and Of what evil Influence was
the aPostacy OF those GERRY ReScuers,' who
were guilty OF falling from The Jerry level'
and casting pro-siavery votes.
But why should have syoken ot the sor-
rows that await the South Whoever he may
ha tbet. forstsIls tb t,r-2t. a,t ~ ,,.r;c. !,
sjavsr,, i hsI4 b,,b ~ ~, mi s,.,,
be i inc nIonbsI-seo,for r,aes,,+ra The
South would not ,.-nscF b.r-r,,o la.Esrsar,,
prediction of servile lnsurrectr9n. How. then.
can If he bopad that sba :, III resnect ,,o,hsrsi
II the South will not with her own Jefferson
ntren,blr" when reaecIinr that ..C,o3 is ipst''
IF she will not see win her own jefferson
that sphe Alrnigbgv has M ,,.ribDt.. winch car
! take side with her in "a contest, win ne,
slaves" then who Is there either North o,
South that IS caoa5Ie of m3gi7r her fears and
helping her 10 safety
RpspsctfI,Iv vor- friend.
CrpPTr CRuTu
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c., 7'," ',''' 80 We
,H"''| e""oFSes seward ana what does Sew
"The two systems slavery and freedom) ar'
al once perceived 70 De ncongr4ous. Bot they
are more lHah 'acohgFnous--eAey are lncompa
,i'iF' 4uTy never nave permanently existed
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