The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-19
The Recent BallIo near carthage.

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around ,he bluff, sisgel drew the cavalry in
solid BODY into the road at distance of one
hundred and ftty yards from his position, when
by rapd movement OF his artillery he poured
a heavy cross fire Of canister into their ranks.
AT The same time the infantry charged at
!. double quick" and in ten minutes the State
troops scattered in every direction Eighty
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,hot guns and number OF revolvers and 5owie
knives were picked up from the ground.
Colonel S,sgel did not surround Cartbaee. as
-enorted YESTERDAY, bat attempted TO reach
niece Of woods n5rtb Of the town. and after two
hours, desperate 7abtir,r. IN winch al! the tor
ces on bojh g,des were engaged. and 10 which
Lieut.. Toskin thinks the enemy lost nearly two
hundred killed. he succeeded m doing 50 and
fbe rebels retired 10 Car,hare. aud siege! fell
back on Sarcoxie. whence be proceeded next
d3y 10 Mount Vernon.
I;euteoant Toskia f4ft on The evening of the
3ih inst. and rode 10 RoFla one hundred and
fav-thrfe miles. n tgentv-nine hours. He
rnst General cgrsny,s command fve miles.
and Col. B-3,rn,s command sixteen r1.les. from
Mount Vernon. pressing f5rvar4 60 reinforce
capeI.
Lieutenanf-C Colonel Wolf was NOT killed. as
reported.
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o o 80 F5csan ,r' 1,nri forsa N he slg psf
at which the following resolutions were unaui-
mously passed
Regoiged, Thai lwaiving ihe question Of the
constitutional power Of the Federal Government
10 coerce a State INTO submlssjonl we do not be-
lieve that aggression bg arms, or the PEosecu-
ton OF 0ar under any pTetsXt except as is
plainly laid down and provided for IA the Com
stltution OF the United States, IS or can be a
possible remedy Against existing difficulties now
Jistractiug the country and that, so believing,
we hold IT 10 be not only our privilege, bat our
duty. IS good citizens and friends Of the Unlon,
to unite our Efforts 10 procure, by compromise,
here-union OF the States, and 9l that iglternal
feeling which bn6s the States together.
ResoiUef, That we regard the right OF eFry
citizen 70 investigate The acts, tae mot ives, and
policy Of our Government officials, As net only
privilege guaranteed BY the Constitution Of
the United Ssales, bat hold it to be matter Of
dutY on the part Of all citizens, who are worthy
he name OF (recmen, 10 carefully and diiigant-
" Investigate a0d scrntinjze the acts, motives
aud policy Of all agents Of the people, 10 The
avarrfg. al 3ha. mowers conferred uuoa them bv