The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-28

LFE's NdA mainly Gus. lie IS the son Gl lNe
tate eminent lodge Kaoe, and brother Of The
Iamenlra Dr. Kane. Such men ar an honor
10 The service.
I~''Now, now they'll shu. up! The SOL
dieTs II make en- husa p was The exclamation
Of some oftbr na1eyolsnts ofthrs borough, made
ia regard 10 tue advocates of the Constitution,
when rbe troops arrived on Sunday last. Poor
fools They dida't know that the soldier is
fighting tor lhe Constitution as well as toe Ed
itor and the ctizea, aad SO taey we're ds,p-
pointed when they found the troops well dis
posed toasrd those tue Umon-men who ven
cyat4 and are ready to risk their all for the Con
silotion.
q Col. GeaFy, OF Philadelphia, Col. vii
Iiams, of Pnlshurg and Maj. j. Cresswpn, Of
Huntingdon Co, are raising Regiment Of VOL
uot-ers TO enter the y. S. Service f5r three
y-ars
We recommend our youag patriotic friend,
vino may "i'h to 60 ia war, 10 join th,s reRi-
ment early, as !, affords rare chance 10 able
Bodied aad well behaved men The s5ld.srs
viii BE- under charge Of good men, viii be usH
Jsi, aaH c'a& and 'ee1i paid
GA bout dozen Of Col. WalIace's Iadi-
ana Hoeaves, en- route lroa Cumberland for
their own state, arrived here on "Wednesday
morning, aad after taking breakfast, proceed
ed TO HOLIDAY burg by coach. They bal with
them the Secession flag captured a, R7ra-v,
and also f,0t-loc& ria- taken a. The same
place i lady dressed in Zauave costume was
in their company. They are fac looking sol
diers.
"alAsEaD BATreaes.'-W hear g1sat
deal said about the strat~grms oftbe enemy, 5g.
their devices are not more calculated to ernsar-
rass the AdminiStral;on than are the covert as
saa.s continually mad through he agency Of
certain d.saIrclel Republican editors Forex-
ample, the Tribune yesterday had the follow
ing severe reflections upon bIgh Cabinet off,
cials.
owe calla,tenlJa 10 LETTER Of our WASH
ng'oA correspondent, which win be found ON
another page Of this paper lie tells the Adj
mlnIs.rahon some serious ira;bs, which they
wonlt do wei not only to lay to heart, bet to
act Gfon and be- t0'ormElhr country ,aal even
ia the present momrn.ous crisis ~ great.
asses are being made officers, aud Y-ry great
tnavss receive commissions IN c.yiNldr Il,
might also have aid d rhat proved traitors are
S,at.s aIaaa."
- another column The Tribune SAYS -
'Anolher Steamer IF, for Earape Yesterday.
bui He have reason to brIfege that II did not
take oal the oder for the return 10 thu Unilet
States o' live correspondent Of tha Charleston
Srcessionisls, who represents the United States
IN Portugal
The Times also admitted the following from
lis Washington correspondent:
"CaPan Brackct,, OF the second United
States Cavalry, has resigned. dsgusird by the
restoration OF Lieutenant Colonel 2uyry 10 The
regular service. Dozens of our 5ag, and most
.oys officers declare hat Captain R~ackao Jtd
lghf, and lha. they viii follow hrs p1ampla If
he A5minisration persists 10 its attempts, as
IN Emarv's case, 10 make them associate on
terms Of equality, with men whom they regard
as traitors, deserving death by the !ope."
But all these extracts are eclipsed by the ed
itorial correspondent Of lbe Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI, who descends 10 lower depth Of scurril-
ity AID defamation. He saws -
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