The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-10-02
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party would give civil war and dissolve the
Union. 4is.
LET THEM REMEMBER.
that as soon as this abolition party came in
power, the Union crumbled, and that while
democrats were in favor df the 'Crittenden CON-
promise, which The South promised to accept
the abolitiopists were opposed to it and voted
it down against be;petitions, .E.e protests and
the votes Of the democratic party-thus throw
ing US into this s.upeRdous civil war;
LET THEM REMEMBER
that the abolition designs of the party in power,
were soon after developed, by trying to strike
down the freedom of the press, of speech, and by
the adoption of the universal emancipation and
amalgamation policy.
ea LET THE VI REMEMBER
that the party in power have plundered the gov
ernment of millions upon millions of dollars,
have made an odious and oppressives system of
taxation have burdened US with most stu
pendous national debt, have created scores of
new offices for the benefit of their favored par
izans, have quartered troops upon us without
cause, and have shown the most astonishing
proiigacy and extravaganza to enrich their
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LET THEM REMEMBER
that the party in power, after making the most
solemn promises of free press and free speech,
and keeping the motto standing in their papers,
have since shown their disregard of all pledges,
by trying to destroy by mobs and brute force,
these great rights Of freemen. 4g -a ~
LET THEMREMEMBER-
that their promises to the poor man, like all
the rest were false and deceptive, as the poor
man must now pay double prices for all he con-
sumes, must compete with negro labor and be
classed by this administration as negro's equals
and not only that but must, because he has not
$500, be forced by bayonets, away from his
family into the army, while the rich do not feel
the loss Of the price which exempts them.
LET THEM REMEMBER
that this is the old Know. Nothing party with
Curtin, a Know Nothing at its head, in favor
of breaking down the sovereignty of the States,
and erecting despotic form of government.
in which the wealthy and aristocratic shall
have monopoly and rank above the laborer,i
as in despotic countries in Europe. Can the
poor man aid them by his own vote to destroy
his own liberty? If he does, he is not worthy
to be freeman, and will not be one long.
LET THEM REMEMBER i II
that And'w G. Curtin is not only Know Moth
ing, in favor of denying foreigners rights which
he would give to negroes, but that he is report
ed as having once asserted that the Pennsylva-
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and that he has favored the violations Of both
State and National Constitutions by arbitrary
arrests, and has favored mobs, outrage and
riotings by pardoning rioters and ruffans, after
they were tried and con, icted for outraging
decency, law and humanity. Thus he did in
the Columbia Co. riot case, and in Muncy, and
vet he asks law abiding and Constitutional men
to give him their votes! They will give him an
invitation to leave Harrisburg.
.,s LET FREEMEN REMEMBER
all these things when they go to vote on the
| 3th Of October, and cast their votes for Wood
ward and Lowrie, men Of character, who re-
spect the law and obey the Constitution, who
hold principles Of equality between the rich
and the poor, and who make no lieing promises
to the people as the abolition party have done.
Let them remember that democratic principles
do not change-that they have blessed the ma
ton with peace, plenty and prosperity in the
past and will do so hereafter. Remember these
things and vote the democratic tcket,--Narsh-
Democrat.