The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-07

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RvThe Inquirer man denies that he ever
said that he sswshed to God John Brown Ras
] alive now, that he might fulfil his purposes nps
on the South - and that he exclaimed, ssWe'Ue
j got 'em now :" when a prominent Democrat
adehyered an enthusiastic war-speech. We can
\ prove by as good witnesses as can be found in
bedford county, that he did make use of both
Ethe above quoted expressions. That in regard
sto John Brown was made in presence OF Maj.
DAVIS, Wm Hartley, Esq, and other citizens OF
Sthis borough. The other was made use OF IN
Ethe hearing OF Mr.. Nicholas Koons, of Snake
ESpring tp. We can also prove that this same
q Inquirer scri5bler declared on the street, that
sGov. Curtin is unfit for the office he holds and
slhat he ought to be mpeached, and, on one oc-
Ecasion, that Curtin ought to be hung Yet,
Slke craven underling, be does not attempt to
sspeak out against the Governor in his paper5-
sPerhaps, however, he may do so, now, as Car
stin with his customary blindarss, has overlook
Eed the claims of hlS brothe. law. 10 selecting
a successor to the disguised Purviance. pri-
4 vate face and public face. nevertheless, ar
zconvenient things, and we doubt whether ia
Sthis case, the latter will ever look 10 the same
! direction as The former, unless it be through She
Espectacles Of interest.
81
G- We earnestly and sincerely advise al
z.our friends, whether they like TO do so, or uot
Ito sustain The Federal Government an all It's
&COnStitufionat acts. So long as the servants
E(not :he rulersl of the people, do not oversteF
%the limits Of the Constitution, they are entitled
Isto' and should receive our commendation. Let
Eus all sustain the Federal Government, but lei
Gus hold those who compose it within the pale
ssof the Constitution. The President has mani
sfestly violated the Constitution in several in
Sstances, but LET not that deter US from sustain
Aing him in what he does righfulIy and Consti-
ationalfy. 1t IS our desire to see the Union re.
STORED according to the Constitution, for if it be
%attempted to effect such restoration outside OF
4and contrary TO the Constitution, the essay can
Send in nothing but destruction and RUN.
81
8 MR. EDITOR Have all the subscriptions
Mmade for the benefit OF the Volunteers been paid
@up, and II so, how has the money been dsblr-
|sedt AS subscriber to that fund, and one who
4 has paid his quota, would like to see state
Nmen; OF the expenditure of said fund, and like
szwise OF the subscription of $3.50 maQe by lhe
sCounty.
q I-The above question was asked of tbs
sswrong individual when it was addressed tc
Sus. We know nothing about the matter, ant
Care ignorant even of the names OF the persons
Awho had, or have the disbursement of the mon
4ey. We suggest that our friend hunt up The
B latter aud inquire of them.
-. COOP FOR SORE EYEs.-The Inquireroi
Y lasi week, publishes a marriage notice under hi.
$iollowing head "For Sore, Weak, In fame
8 Eyes and Eyelids" That wedding must d
r. good for sore eyes"
81 -. Con. BY Our MP.-Why were Ger
u tain Clerk and certain jour tailor, few nights
Sago, like well-known and popular dry-good
SPedIar? Because they were both Eety Fish.
ers.
8 AS our readers will perceive by this is.
sue, we have "started" Teachers Column
The gentleman who supervises " this depart
sment" OF our paper, requests US to say that all
communications intended therefor, must be d.
srected to Simon Syntax, Esq, care of Editor Of
Bedford GAZETTE.
1.-The receipt Of The news of the death OF
Judge DOUGLAS, on Monday last, created SEN
ssatIon OF profound sorrow in this community
aThe bells of the churches were tolled, and all.
SmeD and women, young and old, joined in the
kgeneral expression OF grief for the loss of de-
Sparted greatness. AS we have no room forK
Elengthy account of Mr.. Douglas disease and
Edeath, we would here say that according TO TIE
sbest information we can obtain upon the sab-
sject. be died of LnJfammafory Rheumatism aud
sTyphold Fevsr, at Chicago, on Monday mora
sing last, at nine O'Clock, in the 49th year ofhis
gage.
-. After the last Gubernatorial plect,en.
| the "Republicans" of this borough hung out a
sfag with this inscription "Only $4,000 hr
sCurtin :" Did they mean "only 80, 900" dol
lars OF the public funds? Judging IRON recent
srevelations they must have referred to money,
\ mot votes. ~
49,. meeting OF THE BEDFORD BAR.-Thr
remains OF john L. FYAE, ESQ, native oi
sBedford, who died several weeks since al Tip
ston, Cedar county, Iowa, were brought 10 this
2place, and inferred in the cemetery attached 10
sthe Catholic church, On Saturday last. Mr.
sFyan vas young man of fine talents, and gem
serous impulses He was admitted to the prac-