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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
LINCOLN MEN /!

On Tuesday, week, is the election for Pre-
sident. Are you ready for the contest' II
pot, buckle on your arner, and enter the glo-
rious light Immediately. Abraham Lincoln
will be elected beyond the possibility of a
doubt Douglas, Breckenridge, or Bell, have
not the ghost of chance Let Bedford coun-
ty do her duty 10 this contest. We did we'll
al the late election for Governor, bat there is
not district III the county in which we cannot
% better, Even iu Cumberland Valley, where
Re had more votes, we believe, than ever be-
ore, eight of our voters we're NIT out. This
aust not occur on Tuesday, week. Middle
nd South Woodberry, st. Clair, Union, East
and West Providence, Monroe aDd several
other Townships, you did nobly as the late
election, but every one of these districts can
do little better. Will you do iti We know
yoa will Broad Top and Hopewell, you must
do better. You fell behind your mark at the
Governors election. You ought to give at
least so more votes Tor Lincoln than you did
tor Curtin We hope you will do it. 1n most
of the Locofoco districts our friends ought to
do little better, and We believe they will
Sbake Springs, we must not Forget. She did
nobly, and will do little better for Lincoln.
Everywhere the locofoeo party is dispirit-
ed and broken down, they have no hopes of
carrying the election, but they intend to make
desperate stand 10 Bedford county-they
wish to keep the county Locofoco. Don't let
them do 1t. You can carry the county for
Lincoln, if you try, Lincoln men. We have
the prestige of success which is worth buE-
dred votes in this county. Friends, see that
every voter is out on Tuesday week, old and
young Letour wat,hword be-- Bedford county
must give majority for Honest Abe Lincoln.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

DIDN'T Prove TRUE.-The report that John
Cessna, Esq, circulated all over Bedford Conn
y, that Foster would carry Philadelphia by
from $4,000 to 25.000 majority, aud t1at he
would be elected BY $4,000 majority. The
people will hereafter know what reliance is to
be placed on Johns stories about politics.
Bad prognostieators, these Locofocos, especially
about election times.
DID PRovE TRUE.-T The adyioes reeeiyed
here BY our friends, that Philadelphia would
not give Foster 5000 m4iorty-and that Cur
tin would be elected, by from Is, 900 TO 20 1000
majority. The only thing wrong AbOu. it was,
that it was $4,000! Whose predictions ats to
be relied upon, hereafter.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
CAMP TAYLOR.


There were six Companies attending the mili-
tary Eneampment, 1T this place, last week, viz:
Bedford Rifemen--Capt. Thos II. Lyons.
Schellsburg Black Pluned Riiemen-Capt.
Geo. S. Mullo.
Bloody Run Blues-Capt. Philip Morgret.
Clearville lufantry--Capt. Sam'l Mixod.
Ropewell R:femen--Capt j. c. HOwman.
Cumberland Valley Blues.--Cept. James
Hauey.
Field Officers present. Brig General sLen.
uel Evaus, Col. Thos. W. Horton, Lieut.. Col
$. B. Tate, Major Wm. Dibert, Adju;ant John
a. Gump. Brigade Inspector a. J. SAMSON,
was also 10 attendance.
Col. Alex. Compiler, 1st aid to the Brigadier
General took command of the Regiment, the
General being unable on account Of having
broken rib short time before.
The soldirrs looked we'll, aud went through
with their man neuvers in soldier like manner.
The turnout was not large, and the encamp.
neut continued from Monday until friday
During its progress, the town was quite lively,
great many people from the country being
preseat.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
aDIVIDED We STAND, UNIFIED WE
FALLo
THE DOUGLAS MN TO BE CHE.4T-
ED, .aAD THE BRECKENRIDGE
MN no Pc rHE.2TEDL
NAN TO BE CHEy9TED /!

.H.4.F TO BE CHE1TED! !
The Lccofoco State Committee haye withr
drawn the straight Douglas electoral ticket,
and have fallen back upon the Resting electo-
raj ticket, and there is now no other 10 the
field upon the part OF either wing OF the par
ty. Upon the Reading electorsl tseket, which
all Douglas men aud all BFecLinri2ge n,en are
called npon to support, are sirtsea avowed
Breckenridge men, and only Ell ea Douglas
men The Douglas man i, invitei to support
this ticket, nssjorlty Of when ars 10 favor of
the d,sunion and roluateey caBdidste
:. w Won't you walk into my parlor r said the spi-
der TO the Ay,
fTis the prettiest little paror that ever you did
spy.'''
And the Breckenridge mau, he is 70 be cheated
too; instead of being able to give whole vote
for bis candidate, he has 10 vote for efeuea
ilosnty- seDenths IF ticket which il in favor of
Douglas, whom be blan,es with beiig The cause
of the present shattered condition Of his par
ty The ticket is ''neither fHh, flesh nor fowl, p
nor even ''good red herring" i you vote
for it, you don't know Eor whom you vote.--
You don't vote for Douglas, nor you dan,
vote for 5reckinridge, and sou yetG for both
The only way to reuiedy this, is q vote for the
Lincoln electoral ticket, and then ysu know for
whom you voting.
The Philadelphia sasdsy Dispatch says:
"This is, we take it, a very biaer pill, and
although The 'eaders bave settled that the
frank and fla' of the Douglas men shall sup
port the same ticket that the Brecknriige
men support, il will require vayt-expeo dilure
OF sugar to coax them to swallow the dose.
f'Wo canuct iaingine any coutriy4nee better
ealcul4ied to give pennsylv4hia to Lincsln.-
The Bieckinriige men will doubtless support
the ticket iirnyi they are fully cogniz mt Of
their own weakness, aud they also have wou
the game. But on the part Of be Douglas
men arathY aud dissatisfaction must be the re-
suit. They do tot comproSgiSe With the foe;
they have surrendered. lastead of going down
with their fl & fying, they are about to submit
to the disgrace of supporting Presidential
candidate whom they eorJisily bat,, aud who
has been the cause Of the disiutegration and
and probable defeat Of the Democrats party.
4 ~t OcttSt "9HtH a. nave oeeE 10 Keep tue
straight Donglas ticket ia the Geld, than t
suseunlb 20 minority. a peace 50 patched
up oaunot las', but will be torn asunder at tie
irat strain, ana hatred mast sayags will en-
sue. There are principles dividing the Bieck
inrldeers and D,uglls u,en tl4tare irrecoLcil-
able, aud which oaghG Boi to have been Sacri-
hced for the sake OF expedieney. After this
i'll settled. weak aud most unwise arraurement
who shall en2eayor,i in view of It's dishear tenIng
effect, to couiput the najpriig. OF Lincoln ia
Pennsylvania! According TO every probsbiIi-
tyr it will SO greatly exceed that OF Cur:.u us
tt be 'immense' -
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

We will issue only one more number of orr
paper between this and the Presidential elec-
tiou- This paper will consequently bo the last
some Of our readers will see before that event.
Let US urge upon our voters to all turnout
Let no voter stay at home. Let our friends in
every township try to do better than for Govern
Or Then, to the polls, on Tuesday, week, and
all sill be right.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
HON. JOHN COYOnE

The election of "Houest John Coyode," in
the Westmereland, Armstrong and Indiana
District, by over 1000 MAJORITY, over Darwin
Phelps, Republican volus,esr candidate. is
one OF the greatest victories and most pleasing
incidents Of the csmpaigu. "Houest John" Is
10 his proper element iu Congress, and ought
to be kept thcre.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
ARE YOU ASSESSED?

: After to morrow Saturday i: will be too
late to be assessed in time to vote for Presi-
dent. A citizen of this State who has resid-
cd in the district ten days and paid State or
County tax within two years, can vote, wbe-
ther be be assessed or not. Attend to having
Yourself aud neighbors assessed, however.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

LETTERS Of administration on ihe estate OF
Joseph ShaieT, late of East Proyidenes Town
sAip, dec, d, having been granted 10 lhe subscri,
Der, residing in West Providence Township, all
persons indebted to said estate, are therefore
nollhed 10 make payment Immediately, and
those having claims will present the same forth
with for settlement. ARAHAM SHAFER,
Oct. 90, 1860. Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

The Temperance Organization held their
regular meeting on Monday evening last. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Mr. A. j. Middle
ton and others. The meeting was large aud
eDthusiastio. Wm r. King, Esq, was elec,-
ed President for the next half year, and Mr..
Warner Hoerkins Vice President.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
Base Fraud.

lie last dlEe'ta makes great fuss at what
It calls a 'sstupeudons aud viElainous attempt
at iraud,' 10 which an attempt is made to cheat
Wm II. Lehman out of his election ia the lst
Congressional district IN Philadelphia. Nov,
John NJ. Butler, the Republican candidate
contends that he is fairly elected, aud insists
that his majority on fair count of The votes
will exceed tho present apparent majority -
But the officers Of election in that district are
LocofocOs. WIN. Byerly, the Return Judge,
who Is charged with altering the returns, is a
Locofoco Breekinridge uaan, and the whole
ditheulty is between the Douglas (Lehlnan is
Douglas manl and Breckuridge men. The
Gazette knows this, and yet for political efec,
it thought to blame the Republicans, who bad
nothing to do with IT, Tell the true story
Gazette. The matter ought to be completely
s'fted, and if Lehman is elected, he ought tc
have bis seat. We don't want to profit by I.o.
cofoco cheatery aud quarrels.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
.aDMINIsTRaToR,S NoTJCF

LETTERS OF Administration. cum tesiamepto
ane1o, on the estate Of John Clark. late Of
Schellsburg Borough, decd, having been granted
to the subscriber, living in said Borough, all
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate will make payment Immediately, and
THOSE having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement,
WM A. B. CLARK,
Oct 20, 1850 Admir-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

A GALLANT RUBY referring to tue Of
fetal vote of this Congressional district, il will
be seen that Curtin has 40 majority, and Hon
Edward Mcpherson has 529 majority. Nc
Pherson runs ahead of his ticket 10 the dis
irict ll9 votes, and Schell ssthe most popular
man IN the district" runs behind Ais ticket
ll9 rOfes' Hurra for gallant "Li,tle Neddy!"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

Hon. Fr. Jordan is abused and yillifed in the
ast-Gazstte at a round rata. The people,
however, pay no attention to the rawlings Of
Beef Heels. The last paper lets off its bile at
terrific rate. We pity it, since the election.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

The Lccofocos of Adams and franklin los,
good deal of money on the strength Of Mr..
Sehell's statements TO them .hat 'she would
come to Franklin county with 1000 majority. y
The same thing occurred in Bedford county
Whe ought to make up these losses, Willanf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY -Oa our first
page will be found the list Of premiums of tho
Bedford County Agricultural Society. There
is ore thing, however, that strikes US as un>
just. Persons who keep agricultural imple-
ments, &c, for sale, manufactured iu the East,
brought them to the FAIR, aOS have received a
considerable amount in premiums upon them.
Il was all right TO exhibit them there, and
wrong for the committees to allow premium
upon them, aud worse for these persons 10 ac-
oept the premiums.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

We are pleased to announce the success of
our friend ALEX. q. MULLIN, Esq, Of CambriA
County, for the Legislature He vas elected
by m4jority of between three aud four hun
dred in that heretofore strong LocOioco Ccun.
ty. Success to you, Aleck
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
-4DMTNIsTRaToR'S NOTICE.

LETTERS OF administration on the estate o {
Henry lexis, late OF Union Township, decd,
having been granted 10 the subscribers, all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate notified 10 make
payment Immediately, and those having claims
against the same, will present them properly
authenticated for settlement
HENRY ICKIS.
JOSEPH ICKIS.
Oct 90, 1860 Admr's
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
RECAPTTuLATTON. .

Peoples party, of Southampton, we UNDER
stand that about twenty Of our voters, in your
Township, we're not out at the late election. -
Can't you have the.n oil out on Tuesday week.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

There were more votes polled in this Con-
gressiOual District than 10 any other Congress
sionsl District ia tbe State, with the exception
Of she 18th The l7th District polls 22,8I7,
and the l6rb poll. 23,7SQ.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
OF MAINE.
ELECTORS.
HON. JAMES POLLOCK.
HON. THOMAS M. HOWE,

HON. JAMES POLLOCK.
HON. THOMAS Nj. HOWE.
Edward c. Knight, ll3 F. B. Penniman.
? Robert P. King, ia Ulysses Mercur,
8 Henry Bumm, l5 George Bressler,
Robert NJ. Foust, .l6 A. Brady Sharpe,
8 Nathan Hiiles, ia Daniel o. Getr,
6 John III. BroomaT, Is Samuel Calvin,
James ". Fuller, l9 Edgar Cowan,
8 David e. Stout, % William M'Kennan,
Francis w. Christ, q J. Nj Kirkpatrick,
10 David Mumma, Jr., % James Kerr,
II David Taggart, 2S Richard ?. Robei s,
II Thomas r. Huh, "A Henry Souther,
25 John Greer.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
CONGRESS-.

The following is correct iisr Of ibe mem-
bers elected to the Thirty Seventh Copgles ess,
from this State:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
Legislative District Official.

er, 1862; Ashcom over Troutman, 1858, over
McVicker, 1882
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
THE ELEPHANT STILL TRAV-
ELING.

GLoRIoUs NEws.-Goorge w. Nesmith,
(auti,J4Ane Democrat aud Col E. d. Baker,
Republican, have been elected 70 the U. S.
Senate from Oregon. The former for the long
term and the latter for the short term of five
years. Farewell, poor oil 10 Lane
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

jno. VI. Butler, P~ | IA Gal. A. Grow, r.
2 L. Joy Morris, 2. Is James T. Hale Z.
John p. Yeree, p. l6 Joseph Baily d.
w. d. Kelley, +. IL K. Mcpherson, T.
5 W. Morris Davis, P. Is 5. S Blair, p.
6 Jobn Hickman, p. 10 john Covode, +.
Thos. Is. Cooper, d. 20 0Joseph T4azear, D.
). Il. Ancoua, D. y X. Nlcorhead Z
Thad Stevens, II. % r. Mcknight, r.
IL J. w. KillIuger, 2. 23 j. w. Wallace r.
II J. Ii. Campbell, p. ii John Pattou, r.
L 9. W. Scranton, P. Is L. Babbi,t, P.
II Philip johnson, D.
Contested.
Peoples Party, 90 Democrats, s.
Legislature,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

The Electoral Ticket at the head Of our
columns is the correct Lincoln ticket.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
Oct. 90, 1860.

JUST received fresh supply of groceries.
such Sugars at 9, 10, II and p cents, puime
Rio Coffee nj ~ and ls cents, Moiasses and
Syrups OF all kinds fresh Teas OF all varieties
Oci. %, 1860 OSTER g. earn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

II you want cheap ready made cloihing, call
al osiet D. Carn's cheap side, hats from 81 90 up
business aud over coats from SO, so mp
Oct. 26, 1860. OSTER & CARN.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

I'VE aim for cheap side p is The cry Of all
who are in want oi neat durable and cheap
hat OSTER s. CARN,
Oct %, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

| tAN'hiJ ciesteu iHemDe
lst District, PhiIadel
phia. *Jereniah Nj
ehuls, z. John II. Par
ker, 7. Geo. r. Smith
Z. George Council, 2
"a, Chester and Del
aware acob S. Ser
rill, Z.
Sd, Montgomery J
Thompson, Z.
4tb, Bueks-M Mablol
| Yardley, p.
5th, Lebigi, snt
Norma DptohJ eTSIuf'
ah Shindel, b.
9th, Berks-% Hies,er
Clymer, d.
7tb, Scbuylkill, L
VI. Palmer, z.
Stb, Carbon, Mon
roc, Pike and Wayu,
- Henry S. Mott. D
9Th, Bradford, Su..
quehanns, Sullivan anc
Wyoming Geo. Ian
don, P
10lh, Luzsrue- W
w. Ke.chum, p.
l1th, l'ioga, Potter.
Mexican aud " arren
- Isaac Benson, Z.
l2ih, Clinton, Ly-
coming, Centre aud
Uuien- A. Gregg, +.
18th, Snyder.Nor b.
cumberland, Montour,
and CVlumbia-* Frank
lin Bound, P.
14;h, Cumberland
Juniats, Perry and AIif-
Hin--E. D. Crawford.
D.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

'bers marked with a star.
lei 18th, Dauphiu and
Nj Lebauou--+A. Bough
ar ter, p.
ith, 10th, Lancaster
I. "Wm. Hamilton, z. j.
)el- Hiestanj, Z.
'eI- 18th, York-W. IA.
Welsh, b.
j. 18th, Adams, Frank
Lin and Fulton "A. K
Ion Mcclure, z.
18th, Somerset, Bed
aud ford and Huntingdon,
mi- IS. S. Wharton, 2.
20lh, Blair, Cam
ter bria and OlearGeld-
Louis W, Hall, z.
K. 2Isj, Indiana and
Armstrong;. L. Mer-
IN edith, z.
lue 22d, Westmareland
d. and gsyetto-tSmith
us- Ful!es, L.
md 23d,W ashiogton and
n-Greene-s George V.
Lawrence, 2.
W. Allegheny, John z.
Penny, z. Elias Ii.
er, Irish, z.
rem 10Th, Beaver and
Butler d. L I=.brie,
.y-IP.
nd 26th, Mercer, Law
Z. renee and Venango-
tb-* JAS. H. Robinson, p +.
ur, 9th, Crawford and
TX Erie = Darwin 4. Fin
uey, p.
nd,I 2Sth, Clarion, JEFF
az tersou, Forest and Elk
RI. k. l.. Blood, D.
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arty, 20; Democrats, 5.
Legislature.
SENATE

tNewly elected members marked with star.
lst District, PhiIadel- 18th, Dauphiu and
phla *Jereniah Nj Lehannn-- Rnn.h
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

Peoples Party Seuators,
Democratic Senators,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
BEDFORD. Pa.

Fridas Morning, oct. rs. 1860,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
Seventeenth Congressional District
Official.

Below we give the official vote for Congress.
10 this District
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-09-20
General Rules.

Stock Machinery, and Agricultural implements in-
tended for exhibition must be entered with the Sec
retary on the FIRST day Of the fair. All other arti-
clas intended for exhibition; must be entered with
the Secretary, by 9 O';lock N, the seoBn& day Of
the tair.
No premium or diploma viii be awarded on any
animal article unless it possesses superior merit.
Members OF the Society enter any animal
or articles free of charge
Persons not members Of the Society may enter any
animal or article for exhibition. by paying to the
Treasurer the sum of one dollar.
Articles enumerated in class tx = may be enter
tered on exhibition, By ladies, free Of charge.
The admission fee TO the Fair, for all persons not
members Of the Society," will be twenty cents per
day.
No person or persons will be permitted 70 keep any
stand for refreshments Of any kind, nor Tor the sale
Of any kind Of merchandise other articles nor any
kind Of amusement within or near the Fair Ground.
Awarding Committees Of three rive persons each
shall be annually appointed BY the Board Of Diree-
tors Of the Society, for judging the different classes
Of articles offered in competition and awarding pre-
miums for the same.
The Awarding Committees must comply with the
provisions Of the law requiring competitors for pre-
miums on cTOps and other improvements to furnish
full ard correct statementsSf the process and eT-
pense Of culture, production, etes
Competitors for premiums crops shall be requIr-
ed to furnish statement In accordance with the fol-
lowing rules, which statement shall be verified By
affidavit, as per form annexed:
Statements to Be furnished By applicants for pre-
Hgiums on farm crops
l. The land shall be measured by some competent
person OF persons, who shall make affidavit Of the
occurrences Of the measurement and the quantity
| Of ground.
2. The applicant shall make affidavit according te
the form annexed to the quantity Of grain raised
the ground entered on the premium Iist--w which
afIidaVit must accompany the application f0r pre-.
MUM, together with a sample Of the grain.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-09-20

8. The main object Of the Society being 10 pro-
mote profitable enlfigatiuns they u not pF63oso "a
oter preniUms for crops produced by lextmYagant
expenditure, therefefe detailed certified account 81
the expense Of cultivation rnust be made. ts s
4. The kind and condition Of the SOIL the quality
and kind q seed, and tho lime and taede o putting
it in the ground, should be particularly stated
Z 5. The grain must be either weighed or measured
in legal half pushal-eorn 10 be measured ia the
ear--an average specimen Of not less than twenty
bushels, shelled, eleaned and weighed Or laasured
as above, mud the number Of bushels thus estimated
% Be stated IL the affidavit. - saft 3
s. Thensame rules to Be observed IN awarding fol
all farm tiops. 90 81 HtsFaif fs aait isst ~
PORhs a. AFFiDAvIzH
Nemaha County, NJ Il
A. B., being duly sworn, says he
accurately measured the lend npon which a.
-- raised crop Of -------the past season
and the Quantity Of land is - acres and no more.
Sworn before me this day of-Is-.
Nomaha County, n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-09-20
Fabrication Nailed 70 the
Counter!
olgll Party / qfTq

Again Repudiated By his
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-09-20
ROydsfon's Letter

WIN. l.. BOYDsTOS, lifelong and
prominent Democrat Of Nebraska Civ.
Mr.. AIOrtOn's place Of residence. and
who IS now East on business, writes as
follows to the Nebraska CITY Press. The
Press says il "buf expresses the real sen
timents Of many Democrats ia this coun-
ty." When Mr. Boydston takes the
stump he will make some rich develop
ments in regard to Mr. Buchanan's con
gressiOnal aspiruni. Read Ibis letters
PITrsBUnoH, Aug. zst0. 1880
DEAR SIR ~ have Just received your letter Oh ne
I7th inst. informing that j. Sterling Norfoa 8 TIE
DeDocratic nominee FOR Delegate to Congress ID an
sWer permit me % say that feel now as have felt
for the last eighteen months that be s. unworthy
confidence of the people and especially Ct the Deoal.
ic party J, therefore, as Democrat from princ2Is,
and having the cause Of Democracy a. heart and bee
in that Il would be degrading those tehonorad prn-
aples e elect man 50 void Of principle, shall take
great pleasure in using whatever igfueDca MAY BOSS
sess fOT BIS defeat. Yeu may therefore ahe arrang-
meni for to work in any manner thought Besl fdf
the accomplishment Of this end FROM the z5h 81 Sep
teoer up to the day Of the election IN The eeenins
regret that cannot return sooner; but circumsan-
Ces ever which have control compel 20 be ab-
sent up % that time not only wish but ardeuty
sire that you may arrange Il 50 that can bo heard
(sh0d my l8and health be spare1 every oy from ne
25th day Of September until election.
am now just starting for Baltimore, and have not
TINE % write further ~ anything shoud happcn flas
cannot return at the time above indicated viii send
he should not be elected 70 the responsible position he
aspires.
Please let me hear from you tunedisteiy, AZ BaIii
more, as viii be there until tha l2lh of September
and then leave for Nashvilfs, whEra vi stay three
days, and then set home guick possible
r4our OBJ Serv1nf, WILLIAM T. BofDS10N.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-09-20

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A. HOBLITIELL, Vice President.
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