Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-23

of eN the conservative democrats arc not altcgeth-
Life OF Cqr satisfied with the course of s. A. Douglas
;a" "c uring the last six months, aud with him
and Sums their standard bearer, the platform must be
Each Of Jain and unmstakable in its meaning, to com
engrav;ngs land their support. So you from this
Price SloOpte of feeling in the Democratic ranks and
\ present appearances of what the Charleston
Ltf 70 Ynvention will bring forth, which must De
OF iin to every observing man, that tbe ehauees
roerdne man aud principles that will suit the con-
Grey Beat7pvative element of the party in the North
Charlotte Cest, not all probable. The Republicans
cc. ETC. BOX for considerable help in the coming
5sst from conservative Democrats as the pro-
One vol cription of civil and industrious freenen in
outhern States, and by Southern Democratic
LECpnatics, has had no small effect the minds
By the Rev noefty lVVing heu' Hepuoicanism Is en-
Myrtle Stref anu hepuoitcahs III ths state are at
First Serieork. We are ready to support the nominee
by T the Chicago Convention. La the language
Published upnort that verv eloouent harmed and able
si on o enteman nominated by the Chicago Conyen-
Ueon renion, and our first choice is our own honest
y cents add braham Lincoln Suggestions from your
the above tate, Of Cameron and Lincoln, we acknow
.a = dge, would be good ticket but the claims
cn,.n Il Lincoln will be pressed for the FIRST office
We would like the ticket of Lincoln aud Cam
ron; and, believing that such ticket would
Sohta ecurs your State insist that to make sure
viii he nP the Northwest this State included, Lincoln
dress the most available; also, there are three
10 areements of the opposition which it
a. y0a y to unite, and that they be united
pab,;be readily him than almost any other man.
Wisconsin Republicans first choice is Seward
Ard wbut they fear that he could unite all the
the Aements of the Opposition. There is another
element of the Opposition party represented by
Ea Bates, but his nomination could hardly unite
g. G. Elhe Seward ultra of the Republicans;
plates, ec5ut Lincoln, repreSent;ng all will admit
he conservative element Of the party, and be-
The .Pring both capable and honest is he not the
the most pnost available would the friends of Bates
hsted oeni Seward more readily come up 10 the sup
tads ar of the ticket aud work for with bet
Tbe Piser will, than they would either CT the ex.
meeting wfsemes Such seems TO to be fair
been sold sng and correct conclusions. The ttie Gil
TO the "Pran crossed steel with man WHO could
u ph ~ p strip his arguments of their outer covering
hook Of gand show their naked dcformty efcctuay
iuormaoas did Lincoln in their joint debates Of 56-
tlon and IL venture the assertion that Abe Lincoln can
M Democratic votes in the Northwest
The States, than any mentioned in connec-
and upon aion with the Presidency. But whoever the
viii be gssvsdom o. the Convention may fit to choose
" eas standard bearer will receive the support
Of the Republican party in this State, and of
all good Republicans everywhere, who have
tASH Fhe good of the country heart, and are not
CCms blinded BY prejudice. Cameron, if not Lin
aud 10 cts
u, IA and