The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-31
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Il gentleman who lives IN Montgomery. Ala
hama, and who IS a client OF Mr.. Yaucey, states
hat Alabama viii give 10000 majority for
Douglas.
A correspondent Of the Ohlo Statesman ssrs
that vote was taken on the Central Obio
Railroad on the 9th ipst. with the foIowiny
result Douglas 81, Lincoln ). Breckinridge
none, Bell none. There were on board Han.
bta. Lawrence Of Guernsey county, and DR..
Stout Of GAINESVILLE.
The Jefer2oaicn, the organ Of the Dsmocra-
cy N blrnviiIe parish, Louisiana. las hois,ed
the das Of Douglas and johnson.
| John G. Marshall, Of Clermonl. Ohio lead
! ing k9Pu5ilcan heretofore, is on the stump for
Douglas and popular sovereignty.
Hon. John A. Rockwell, prominent rennb-
I'can OF Connecticut, announces BIS intention
to suppor, Bell
Politics Of Georgra-.lhUsdrsuiHc. Anpost
l4.-Ihe Douglas Convention met and appoio-
ted A. II. Stephens and Augustus R. WRIGHT
| electors for The State at large. A resolulion
was adopted unanimously inviting Senator
Douglas to visil Georgia.
! .In Arkansas, the Pocahoutas .4dreytissy Mod
ison J2uraal, ard Pine Bluff Indspendcat. have
hoist@d the Douglas Gag.
/ 4 private letter from Muscatinp county, Iowa
/ 10 the Dubuque Herald, states that almost the on.
Ire German vote Of that county, hitherto Black
/ Republican,, will be gwen for Douglas.
! Morris S. Evans, Esq. Of Evansville, form.
efrly prominent member of the Whig party,
has come out foE Douglas and johnson. The
Evansville journal appears rather sore on the
subject.
Coz. A. M. Gibson, the alternate Elec,or Of
the Sixth District, Alatama, on the Breckin-
ridge and Lane ticket, made speech the other
DAY 10 Blountsvile, declaring ior Douglas and
johnson.
Daniel Gordon, of Belmont county, Ohio
! late Black Rspul lican, i, now stunning tb,,
county Tor Douglas, and advocating the priaci-
pies ofpoPalar sovereignty.
Benjamin Knapp, Esq, a well known and
| much respected citizen Of the Black RepubIi.
can party, has enrolled himSelfin the D6uuias
army.
a correspondent who writes from Pine
Woods, Madison county, New York, 10 the al
bany .3rgns, informs that paper that "a short
time ago there were bat fifteen Dsnocra,e -
tins town, but we now have increased the nnn-
Der 70 fifty, and shall 90 on adding 70 the Donr-
las Inst until the day OF eleclon.''
Shap Praciics.-The Wioona l,I,,, D.
ocyaf deserves premium on sharp rrsc,iro 7,
! had the printing CT the United States law. u
| consideration Of winch il supported BrocLir-
! ridge and Lane with weIl-aftcted zeal tn,
/ job being completed, down came the Rrecti,-
/ ridge, and up went the Dousleg asg - 'h,
t"inhiIng OF an eye.
Helpers Crisis. book endorsed br .;-.-
eight Republican members Of Co5grass' > .aa a,A'!
! '.You NAV frown and fret. bn, we viii III
! sh slavery so beID Us God tboncb !. b.;.
civil war, though it NAV dissolve The TTni,,
nay, annihiIale the solar system, vet our deter.
mnatlon is as fixed as the eternal pillars of
heaven
letter from Narrentown, Ala. says.-
''Ihis (NIarshal) is a Union-loviug, Dousias
county, 50 are all the adjoining counties, and
N idcF' Inc s9me may De sad OF north Alabama.
ila'snah Vo'es some ll2O, ard ihlak l am
SAFE N saying ioat, II the vote were taken to-
| cay DouS'aS would get I0O0."
At a recent Democratic meetino in MI vsr-
non, Ohio, Joseph Watson. Fso'. bars,otor.
one of the most nroninent Rlacl. pao,,I;.o.