Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-07-20
VOL. 80, NO. 80.

and this private quarrel will doubtless manifest
itself, in time. in California politics. The man
who betrayed Broderick has been in turn be-
trayed. Serves him right.
A MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT ON DOUGLAS
There were some very rich scenes In the Demo-
cratic Convention Of Michigan, which noninat.
ed raputed Brecknridge man for Governor.
A spirited discussion arose over a resolution
endorsing the Present Democrats Adminisira-
ton, wb;ch vas finally declared to be voted
down. In the course of this debate, Mr.
Murray said that Douglas was the reEtie that
had caused all the troubles ia the PARTY
Douglas bad pitched into Buchanan without
reason, and he considered kim no more fit for
President than that other arch traitor, Besre-
dict s7rnotd
The NORTHERN TIER--A friend writes from
Towanda that Bradford County will roll no at
least 4, 800 majority for honest "Old Abe,n aud
Tioga county over 5000. Throughout the
entire Northern tier the Republicans are swide
awake and determined TO do better than ever
for the free soil and free labor ticket. Our
correspondent further writes that the Demo-
Gratis are about equally divided between Doug
las aud Breckenridge, and that the antagonists
factions are SO bitterly hostile that no compro-
mise on al electoral ticket can be affected.
Hon. j. S. Barry, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Michigan, is for Breckenridge
and Lane.
ATTACKING THE OUTPosF.- The Republi-
cans of Maryland, emboldened by the divisions
OF the Democratic party. have nominated
an electoral ticket for that State. The next
thing will be Republican electoral ticket in
South Carolina
expected TO preserve the Union of the States
when 1t couldn't preserve its own union.
STANDING FROM UNDER.-Mr titspatrick,
the Douglas nominee for Vice President, de-
clines taking passage on that boat.-refuses
to run on the ticket with Douglas--and has
come out for Breckenridge. Foreseeng the
lgnominous defeat that awaits the ssLittlc Gil
ants army of plunder-hunters, be prudently
stands from under.
NEW CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT
The CotuRbaG Democra. endorses the nolnina-
tion of Breckenridge but ignoros that Of Lane
The editor publishes the proceedings of the
two Baltimore conventions without comment,
but runs up the following ticket: ..For Prssi-
dent-Johu G. Breckenridge. For Vice Presi-
dent--Charles r. Buckalew.' How many
more candidates will the doable-headed De-
mocracy PRESENT. The more the merrier--there
is nothing like variety.
New jERsEY.-The compromise scheme does
not work in New Jersey any better than it does
10 Pennsylvania. The Democrats State Com,
mittee has issued cali for State Convention
to nominate joint electoral ticket-four for
Douglas and three for Breckinridge; but the
Douglas men of Essex county have Indignantly
spurned the bribe aud determined to have a
clean ticket OF their OWE:
Down ON THE sGERMANs.-The Chicago
daily Times, Douglas special organ, speaks Of
the leading Germans in this country in this
language:
ssPresentious ranters and extravagant or
reckless reforners, who fed from the oppressed
States of Europe, not daring to meet and COM
bat their oppressors, are come here to indulge
their oratorical propensities entirely out of
EARNS way.
The Germans will go almost en- masse for
Lincoln aud Hamliu, free soil aud free labor.
Hence this malignant attack upon them by the
Douglas organ.
Dickinson Defines Has Poslt,on.-In the
Biughamton Democrat the Hon. Dan'l S. Dick
nson declares himself for Breckinridgc and
Lane. While he attempts to explain his ap-
pearance at the late Syracuse Convention, on
the ground of the deep and mighty desire of
bis soul fer union and harmony, he now pro-
slams deadly war against those who have bro
Ken and ruined the party.
Kansas is gloriously avenged She sees the
men who made war upon her now making war
lpon each other. She stands out pure and
majestic IL her unconquerable integrity, while
hey are crushed, disheartened and demor alized.
Kansas will come into the Union soon after the
ith of March next, with her banners waving
'ver the dishouored graves of her political en-
smies. Justice is slow but sure.
BREoKINRIDGE AND LANE IN INpIASA.-
The Indianapolis Journal says that BreosinA
idge and Lane will receive large number of
7otes in Indiana. and will give the State to
Lincoln and Hamlin BY at least 100000 The
Journal thinks the State good for 5000 to TO-.
100 majority for Lincoln without divided de-
nocracy.
ILLINoIs.-We see by our Illinois exchanges
hat the Old Line Wings, many Of whom voted
or Buchanan, and the active Fillmore men of
1896, are everywhere taking ground Cor L,n-
oln. Fillmore and Fremont, united, had
majority Of mora than 10000 over Buchanan
n 1856, and Lincoln's majority over Douglas
will not be less than that.
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The following extract from letter, received
,y gentleman 10 Philadelphia, gives most
avorable account of the wheat prospect in the
West:
"The whole West from the Ohio TO the
Missouri, is one vast grain isld. Times oueh,
o be good now if ever. One of the sharpest
lour manufacturers in Ohio, told me yesterday
hat this State would have thirty million bush