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THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
:, Pabli.bcd Every Thur-das Morning.

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J. WORTH.
THOMAS SPENCER,

Dealer u G-ueal NIs--haad-e HI1 Hawaii Ships supple
recruits notice, reasonable -rll.
E...- .f -ycfstrEa wanted.
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JASIOS. GREEN q co.

Importer AMI Dealer IN HAErv.EE CUTI EET. NECH
Tools arj AsElcrLTysAL IiPI ENlSTs. Fort street.
10
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snip Chambers and Commission Merchants and Dealers
ti--ral S--.f. .l~-. i-.El.l.-. Maui. Wfalrs sl,
s-t recruits ~ Lac s.oIts- notice, a exchange Tor zoo,
o. bills. gs-.f
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Posr OFrIcE, Honolulu.
April lOrh, 1850
IN II have the honor O. submit % valr Tif-Fres-
tie allowing report Z JHe Pot Ofice Department
purug tnv pa; -w1 YEAR the business ~ the Office
bts very ruc1 increased. but ~ tile labor +. nov
tacrJurhy sy-ternatizei, t J. perf ruleI With more
r--lIFI-y, .-patch and el~e than Formerly
The provisions &C Sections 500 and 40 of Civil
C.ls. reItIIs @, ieai letters and -he procuring aa
ctz-.. stamp have been complied v5rh
TIE laws regulating postage have become very gen
emily unl=rsJ,I tIruI gL'ut the Islands and though
ia5aa-- number g unpaid l-rt-r- lave acetI-
m1.l;-i ;-4- -tice !ur.uz the li.t se4en months
lrEe F,rtion - them have te-1 written by for
eEEer--
In orie- O. ensure the attention rf P.-rraazers TO
'he se,l- C STAMPS, AMI 20 secure proper arteu-
ton O. mails uti - ue.---4ry 20 1.V .~aue re-
murerA-i. - AMI nave therefore granted t-ef. the
pry.!=-s 0: aIlr. treir letter. free Ta-re are
nov t~s1ty-@esea F,=ta.l-iel= connected with the
b-psEtllsut-
aui We have elis4vsrsi 20 stcuTe not only safety.
boz p-umptuS and i.- arch, il tie Transmission q
ma< an aii ,uF mai. routes
Within the r1-t quarter I have corciuIsi arrange
with u. C. Wars=tl.lr E-c. removing. v1r mail
agency from Moran stone CO. San Francisco,
rhe Sru 90 H. g. Es;erI1-l 81 Co. O. this r-sc- by
which cH Iaz- tIs settlement D.. Cur quarterly account
with the Uui-e Sttv- Gy.elu-ue1r l. rendered much
more cpnseu.s-t ail saving = male ia expense 20
"a. ltlce.
small Increase IN the appropriation FOR mail car
risrs the i-4ni ci Hawai- j. necessary, in order %
render the service e4u! Il the deuaus q the pe5-
pie
b. ccHPlsiag the accompanying table showing
the number Of letters received and Is through
tIis oi-e during the past three months. wth the re-
pert q tIs ot,r 1T ISIS, u pears that the charge
Of ;wo TeT bali letters La- not had the
eaect % cbe- c1rre-pJnIence between the Islands,
ami 70 VIII he noticed that the receipts from inter
Island p=tlge cJsers tHO-tAE,- tine expense IF mail
ctrrI4g-.
Ny predecessor having furnished you with an ac-
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j. IL. GOD.

Manufacture IlTr--r m Dealer - Boots tut Sha-- of every
ls-cgY-Hl- so FI4u--. Pump sole. Rigging Harness
AMI rl-.a. L.rI-r-. Ca.f. Goat H-- and Blcs skins
Tr-uss. .'--. >rr'- i,ves Fu-s. and Masks. BLACK
iH-- brushes Hosiery. EreS shoe
F-r- Az. M--..-.-- -. II.----l--. IL l. Ii
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INSURANCE CARDS.
AGENT FOR LLOYD.s

The undersigned nory Merchants. ship and
Shiyuas=rs. he has received the appointment Of
AGENT a these Islands Tor LLUID'S LONDON
1O5-;@ Il. c. JANIOS.
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WAIKIKI ROADS AND BRIDGES.

WAIKIKI ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Tie roads IN tH-- district have been reptfrei The
brzI.e iu Ml-1- Valley wIS rebuilt. hut am sorry
o. ~ that che last severe freshet ain washed 1t
dJx--
Tr- r-li from N.oiliflf 20 waialle has been
tha--1z1iy repaired AMI J. uew IN sa"i order AMI
V.rI some snail amount p labor annually. good
-rsI can He rll. Be- 70 last fr years 90 come
Ir- HIst5 raj -l'.ei PtEIl. has tesu repaired.
Z -.- r-i-es this line ~ rrIi have been exam
incl AMI repaired Th.- --rr e Wasiki : be-
cr-r-r. considerable place of re-ert bathing
r.se- .l rl- simmer. ~ the u -aII.G merchants,
AMI -l-y arc very o.. isurrr- q. have the northern
a-.i ..-ls raj vii i=r-i F-i improved.
= -H- streets .r H.r..rII have beer Wei tfeuiei
o.. a1f I have l.L fl -.ae ~ ta- leading streets
c1--.a. .4I faru ami -.5- w.. - male ~I5cE Is q.
--s- Improvement srl H.- given great -tti-.cr.u
I have g.. rr4 portion rf Fort stree ulrtiI-n-
5z-i TIE --i-- ir Ie-u street near the Governors
residence has been .saG.'r 10 substantial manner,
--5- -=.-- an important work. a. II = the common
-sr convey r1- Ea--r into the hlrtCr from
ll--e p.r-i.u 70 rH- l..u'G streets
hus street, hv The slaughter house lately u-si by
Ctr-. Nee. and '1c h, 90 the kaTallua ro4i. have
te-l -l-=-a1-ilI'y repaired and TaveL Also the
raj -H Al.-.-.-.- 1-- -ael pl- n order
AL the 1-. L. 10 this district have -eeu carefully
e1lull-i. ta= --grrelt- male god. new aud sub
--a--.-- coverings AMI -ii-.u-- provided % each
I-e AMI o. -r-= ri --e important bridges notice
rglrl- have teen r-av -i nri nEei, cll'guiug peJ-
pie Q. drive slowly over the same
= consider - Improvement has been eaec-si IN
Strengthening H--s. stree, On 5.,a 5I-s leading 10
the Government .--ce-
EgDLACPJKO DISTRICT
-a -hs- district -ae trfi-ss alse caused great
amount = labor 1.r -t- last Two years The rgais
have been repaired throughout the district. a-i are
.- -lri -i.-5.l-
E0JLAULOA DISTRICT
All tHz r1li- AL triges hlse been WORKED and
wAIALUA DISTRICT.
The -.--- 5-a-r--s-- ~5-s- - tH.= ii=-ri-, have
-=-l -Ie r-al.-r- 70 '-= bridge over t1s Lsg-il1
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P. : son tie Nuuluu bridge being entirely
washed away by "A fr.sh-r, I ordered temporary
bridge 20 be erected Tor rb accrmWvi triru Ot the
public, AZ a cost OF S2ZS 81. THIS being carried
away by -uh-equeut ire-het, uunr- one wts q rogyu
across the stream which cost -53 =. These accounts
paid Of the receipts "f NY department. be
refunded when appropriation i made for rebuild
I'M the Nuuluu bridge
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THE HUDSON'S BAY Co.

FOR SALE,
lust RECEIV ED PER LATE ARRIVALS
- from Boston. f1i5~ng q AeTchsndse
Gases blue denus,
Czses bIez- flannel,
Bales cGt-on-
Bales aFEinZ stripes new article
Bales bro drilling
Ca-es print lawns,
blez- fEIl
Bales printed carpets
Case Iad.es' gai.er lined bOo:s
Eases mems rubber bots,
h0vs' do
Gases E9neus do.
charcoal roas-
Bbls prime PORK,
Barrels fJoTs.
Half bis pork,
Or otl. TrJrs,
BIS beef
BDls navy beef
Terces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half 5bls crushed sugar,
Hzlf boxes rasEs,
refined lard,
Casks pilot bread.
Eez Bedford i-on hops, IxIs. lxI7, IfxiT, IiIIT.
les-,f Apply c BREWER & CO, Nzrkes wharf
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FLORENS STAPENHORST.

Agent 5r the and Dresden Board Of Underwriters
average against the said Underwriters. occurring
or about Kingdom, viii have 70 BE- certified before him
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IeleFaI CoElss.11 N-rcl' I-l, Oahu. HlT- Lsanls.
Regular Line os Boston ami Honolulu Packets
sale u. Coffee from -l.a Ti.c.uh Plantation.
sale of Croker IrH-'.-s * COS Yellow Metal
New Furla.l R0a-a- Company. l23-;f
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AGENT FOR THE
New York Board OF Underwriters.

TIE undersigned taxes leave notify Merchants ship Master
&C thar he has been duly appointed Asen; for Il
NeS Yo-k Board Of UnisrEri--r-.
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Commercial Advertiser.
Documents
AcCONFANYISG TIE EEroET

MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR
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THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CoMPA-
f.srahlis5si 1850 and Life Assurance
home and abroad.
Capital I.259.TGO. Sterling.
has been appointed Agent for The sand ich
Island. Il c. JANIDS.
~ Honolulu.
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AGENT FOR TIE
4 L. q - 4 ~

t. l-le--5- ss leave Z, notify Merchants, ship owners
I- snip clsc he has received yt= y
AGENT at th-s- Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION
h G. JAN4tN
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have the honor 20 remain.
Your u.o-r otci.eut and obliged servant.
7. G. HARDING, Rad Supervisor, Oahu
PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE. March, 1850.
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Superintendent Public Work
Report OF sne Road supervisor of Oahu.

KepOTi Or ii,c K Dad Nnpc rNI-or OF Onhu.
To H. ROYAL Hi-fHssS p riacs L. RgzaeFamcig,
VI istsr q tie Interior. SC, Sc.
SrE--I p-. most respectfully To- submit your
ya' II .Auess ms report - R.ll Supervisor for the
= aaI u Oahu f.r the yelrS ISIS and 1888.
KONA DISTRICT.
The PtIi has fsen carefully replirei and the paw
ing - r1- b tom extended these repairs having been
c4u--i Eg r1e .are Hrol-.
The r.li. preaching the same from Nuuauu
have te-n paved and thoroughly replirei. and The
whole = IN good order The brjiEc- this line
= raj have been repaired, and new coverings put
On the some
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importers Who-sa- Daar- Fashionable C7-t1- Hats.
Caps. Boots and Shoes. i-d every variety Ci i---Invrs
>Iper.- Furnishing G.,l=. store. q Fort and
Merchant streets. Honolulu. Oahu. ll3--f
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II. w. SEVERANCE.

ship ChauIsr Commission Merchant Honolulu,
REFERS To
Captain 3 T. SNrE. Honolulu.
Nvssrs. u c. ATzH'IAS K Co.,
WIILIAg- & UAvES. New London
r-RrEz s. MFEsiL- Sau Francisco
SEIrr = ALLzS. Nrg B-lfcr--
IIENEF A. r Boston
II SEE FRANCE viii continue the ship ChanG'-ry ami
business Ol stand Every description of
Stu t.auIl-rv auI u .~c- required by shipping will -
kept hand au8 i,r sl.a ~ llT rates l+t-u
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Rrport Of the I-o-tHa-rer General.
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Commission er-hauts-F.re-lroof Buildings Qaee, sire
Honolulu. April !. l.J9. -
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80 E---rrz-r
-eT Lrl-
E5I- ztG
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-01
POLITICAL Perjury.

The Abolition organ hosts the names OF A
braham Lincoln and Hannibal HamlIn, the
nominees of the Black Republican party. If
II had dared 10 do this in 1886, it would have
been mobbed by the "American" party of Bed
lord county.
Then its columns were filled with windy
eulogles of Americanism then its siereotyped
motto was, "AmerIcans must rule America"
What change four short years have wrought
Now, the Black Republican nominees form the
ticket which the old Wings and Americans
of Bedford county are called upon to support.
Now, instead Of adhering to their doctrine that
"Amercans must rule America" those old
Wings and Americans are asked to support the
nominations of Convention which was oUer-
a,ced and controlled by foreigners. and which
has inserted in its platform resolution express
ly repudiating the distinctive doctrine OF the
"Amercan" party, viz that there should be
a change in our Naturalization Laws
How can the men who have taken
oaths not to support foreigners for offlce
and who used to insist that such oaths are BIN
ding, vote for candidates standing upon such
platform According to their own view of the
matter, their doing SO would make them guilty
of perjury According to the very obligation
they took, the "6nger of scorn" should be poin-
ted al them forever Tn The name of con-
sistency, in The name OF all that is honest and
honorable in politics, how dare they violate not
only :heir of pledged word and their personal
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"SpOfty Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln, the Black Republican can
didate for President, sided with the enemies Of
bis country during the war with Mexico, as
did that other model "Republican," Thomas
Corwin, who bespoke for the brave American
soldiery "welcome," from the Mexicans, with
''boody hands to hosPitable graves % When
Lincoln was in Congress lone term was all he
ever served in that body he voted against the
bill to send supplies TO our suffering army, and
look every opportunity to oppose the success of
the American arms. On one occasion, brim-
ming over with witty aud satirical thought, he
undertook to ridicule one of the wal messages
OF President Polk. To do this he introduced
set of resolutions in which the word 'Fspot" was
painfully reiterated, and the result was that
the Democratic members Immediately turned
the tables on poor Lincoln, by nIck-naming him
ssSpotty," under which name he is known IN
Illinois even at the present day. We append
portion of fLIncolh's ''spotty," or rather ''Spot
ty Llncoln's," resolutions
ResoIued by the House of Representatives
That the President oil the United States be re-
spectfuIly requested TO inform this House
Isl. Whether the spot on which The blood
of our citizens was shed, as in his messages de-
clared, was or was not within the territory of
Spain, at least after the treaty of 1919, until
the Mexican revolution.
3D. Whether that spot is or is not within
the territory which was wrested from Spain by
the revolutionary Government of Mexico.
3d. Whether that spot is or is not within
settlement of people, which settlement has ex
sted ever since long before the Texas revolu-
ton, and until IFS inhabitants fled before the
approach of the United States army.
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From the Waynesburg Messenger. ]
a COLLoQUY.
PETE AND SAMBo MEET.

PETE-"Hello, Sambo-wat IN de wurld was
all dat fuss about up in town las Saturday night
bells ringin' and people hoIlerin' ?-we
tout down our way twas fire, as the fire a.
arrn was rung-'sturbin people,"
SAM-"Why, haint you hern, nigga g.
Why dat wer US 'publlcans Joicing over de
nomdenation.'
PErE-"What nomdenalion dat, Sam, eh
SAN-Why man, de President nomdenation,
suah"
PErE-"Well, who's de candidate dis
time 2''
SAM-"Massa Abe LInkhorn's de man."
PETE "Oh, golly mighty what de debil
did dey nomdenate him fur OATS a gran
mistake suah We're beat dis time suah as
snakes. Why he's de same man de "Little
Giant" beat so bad in Ilehoy, two-tree year
ago. Well, tink you'd better do your 'ioicen
now, cause as de lokies will have it all In de
fall. Oh, je-whilIkers, what nomdena-
ton ~
SAM-"Look heah now, Pete-you list keep
all dat TO youself It'll do for us 10 talk dai-a
way by uses-seIves-but don't you know, I
hearn one OF de leaders say we must pear to be
very glad, and 'lorce, and let on we're very
HIuGu pledseu-dHu udl MdsSd AOe was de very
man we wanted and den he quoted from de
good Book, where it says "whistle and keep
your courage up"
PETE-"Well dat's all berry we'll but
tink de 'publicans in dis case berry much like
de English wild dere man Sayers-dey don't
know when he IS we'll whipped. Massa Abe
was well quashed de fust time, but l fear't de
"Little Giant" won't leave grease spo: in de
fall"
SAM-"Sure enuff, it's bad Job. Dey ought
to got candidate not so much mixed up in de
'spresslble conflict doctrine. Massa Abe YOU
know is just as deep in de mud as Seward was
in de mire. But dat amt de ting now. Link
horn is de candidate and we must make de best
oft. If we can lect him do it 'ed be great.
He stands up for de colored folks as bein Just as
good as de white-ane you know dat is Just de
man if we could succeed. But Use fraid its a
gone case wild de publican party now. As we
reads in de scripturs, or somewhere else, "whom
de debbI scash to destroy he fust makes nlad"-
and tink our Delegates acted mad, suah Get
along wild your scrpter. Dat amt in de pub
lican platform"
PRTE-"But never mind, here comes To-
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ssIf were in Congress, and vote should come
up on question neither slavery should be prohlb-
tied in a Territory, in spite of the Dred Scott
decision, | would vote that il should. .'-A5raAam
Lincoln.
From the above declaration of the Republi-
can candidate for the Presidency, delivered in
Chicago on the 10th of Jolly, 1858, says tie
N. Y. Journal of Commerce, it appears that he
repudates the doctrine OF submission TO the de-
cisions made by the judicial tribunals OF the
country. This is singular declaration to
come from the lips OF public man, and espe-
cially one who aspires to the chef magistracy
of the country.
Is this the present attitude of Mr.. Lincoln
Does he now declare himself independent OF the
judiciary! Will he, il elected President OF the
United States, disregard its Interpretation Of the
Constitution
These are queries which wblle they had no
particular significance when uttered by Mr..
Lincoln as private citizen, are now invested
with new importance, when he seeks an elec-
ton to the first Office in the country. Will he
or his friends tell US whether be stands by his
publicly avowed doctrines of two years ago?
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THE RECORD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
lie takes sides against his country i'm War !

The Washington Constitution thus discour
ses upon the Congressional history of Abraham
Lincoln
On the other hand, what do we discover this
chosen leader and idol of the bIack-TepublIcans
about We will, to-day, only present one
specimen Of his proves We refer to his un-
patriotic and antI-American speech in January
lS49, denuncatory OF President Polk, and "a
gainst the Mexican war. Congress had been
in session several weeks. The opposition 10
the democratic party by their numbers had the
control end management oil business. The
voles OF the democratic members, however, show
that they struggled hard to further the public
business by referring the Presidents message 10
the proper standing committees, so that bills
might be brought in according with Or against
its recommendations, and that Congress might
at least 60 to work. The opposition, to whom
Mr. Lincoln belonged, refused this. He and
his confederates told the country, in effect,
that if they got into power they would stop the
war that it was a wicked. unconstitutional
war; and that the democratic party ought to be
overthrown for sustaining it, and they lthe OPP
positloni put into power In reality they had
the power in the House Of RepresentafiDes.-
DuL uId tHey CoLne LOFWaTQ Win single tan
gible proposition ? Not one. Some, indeed,
would vote one day that our glorious troops
ought to be withdrawn, that the war was Sun
necessarily and unconstitutionally commenced
by the President of the United States - but
another portion dared not take this bold stand,
for fear of the indignation of the people, al
though willing enough TO embarrass the demo-
cratic Administration of that day. Therefore,
they chose 10 SIT still and DO nothing. Truly
did patriotic democrat of the time, character
Ize their factIous conduct
"It,' he exclaimed, ''you go for stopping the
war, for bringing back our troops, then say SO
The result cannot be more humiiating to the
pride and glory OF the country than it will be
to sit still and do nothing. As long as you sit
uere, refusing supplies, and voting that the
var is auanecessary and unconstitutional"
whatever may be your motives for such vote,
itS effect as TO afford said and comfor." TO the
enemy I"
Here, then, is the first part OF the congress
siona record of the black-republican candidate
for the presidency and it is clue TO his whole
political character. We find him toking sides
against his oWn country, aohen engaged in a
foreign war
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May 25, 1860.
Chairman

The following persons were chosen vigilance
Committees for the several townships and boroughs
of this county, by the Democratic voters, at the
Delegate elections held on the third Saturday OF
June last, and the coming Delegate elections will be
held by them in their respective districts
Bedford Borongk.-Joseph w. Tate, Thomas H.
Lyons, ]. w. Lingenfelter.
Hedford Toacsss1ip.-Daniel Fetter, J. 7. GePhart
John w. Scott. -,
Broad Top.-Maj. Jas. Patton, Col. 7. W. HOr-
ton, S. S. Fluke.
Coleyain.-Josiah Shoemaker, Joseph Cessna, God
frey Yeager. puo+
Capa5srlaad Vslley.-J. c. Vickroy, Geo. Bennett
Harrtson.-Geo. Elder, Geo. w. Horn, JAG. Comp.
HoDe,,sH-William Gorsuch, Samuel Bolinger,
Abraham Steele.
Juniata.-Gen. Jas. Burns, VIM. Gillespie, John
Corley, Sr. -,
L4bsrty.-I. Kensinger, Esq, Geo. Rhoads, John
Homan.
Londonderry John Barth, Henry Miller, James
c. Devore.
EonrOs.-P. Barkman, D. Evans, And. Steckman
Napssr.-John Sill, Samuel w. Miller, William
Albaugh. n
Propadsncs ED. A. T. Black, Cad Evans, H
Chamberlain, Jr.
Prevalence W.-John D. Lucas, Josiah Baugh-
man, Col. S. Tate.
81. Cza.r.-Thos. B. Wisegarver, Jacob Beckley
A. ]. Crisman.
Cup.
Snake Spyimg.-Hon. ]. G. Hartley, Nicholas
Koons, Daniel L. Defbaugh.
Southampton.-Thos. Donahoe, Alex. Fletcher,
VIM. Adams.
Uniom.-Jacob Corle, Jr., John H. Walter, Abra-
ham Croyle.
Wooa5srry Sc. Kochendarfer, VIM. Tetwi-
Ter, Levi s. Fluke.
WoOd6srry M.-Henry Fluke, W. J. Galbralth'
D. K. Barley.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-01
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The Trreuressible Conflict.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Black Republican
nominee for President of the United States, IS the
author of the annexed reasonable, fanatieal ana
revolutionary doctrine. 1t was announced by him
Drior TO Stewards ssIrrepressibe Conflict Roches-
ter speech, the leading idea of which it embodies
and was the basis of all his arguments against Ste
phen A. Douglas in 1858, by whom ne was defeated
for the q. s. Senate. Let the conservative masses
reflect upon this startling doctrne and let patriots
shrink from it as from a serpent whose sting Is
death
awe are now far into the fifth year since poliey
was initiated with the avowed object and confident
promise OF putting an end 10 slavery agitation
Under the operation Of that policy, that agitation
has not only not ceased, but has constantly aug
mented In my opinIon it will not cease until
crisis shall have been cached and passed. house
divided against itself cannot stand 6eEtsre tins
Fovsrnnasnt cannot endure permanently haJ stare
and half free. do not expect the Union TO be DIS
solyed-l do not expect the house TO fall-but do
expect it will cease to be divided. II a1tH become
oil one thing or all the otksr. Either the opponents
of slavery will arrest the farther spread OF It, and
place where the public mind shall rest IN tue be-
lief that It's an the of ultimate ea'netton, or
ITS advocate will push it forward till II shall be-
cone alike lawful in all the States, old as we'll
as new-North as well as South"