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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-12
BEDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY l2, 1864.

exercise ple Office of Governor" and provides
for the election of Speaksr pro tsmpory, oaiy'
cn such occasions Why do this, if the ;,pea,E-
or, by virtue OF his Office, continued, q. his dis
cretion, 10 be Speake, after tie meeting Of the
new Senaie2 7 was foreseen that funess such
contingency were provided Cor, a vacancy woua
happen, and The new Senate, by e'eoting new
! Speaker, would elect n new Governor. The G.
lection must be held but tie new Speaker, says
( he constitution, shaif be Speaker pro temDorc
merely. The present nominal Speaker is good
lawyer, and he knows, that according TO altthe
Fu!as of construction, this special exception
named in restraint of the election Of Speaker,
excludes all other exceptions, and makes it ob-
/ l:gatory Oh each new Senate, when the General
assembly meets, to ''choosc Its Speaker ani
ctAsf ofcers" Thus the franiers Of tia con-
stitut;on themselves, gave it the construction
when it has obtained from that day to this.
What right has the retiring Speaker to know
that the thir'y-two Senators present could not
be trusted to organize The Senates And how
caa it change his position if he did know it?
lhirty-two Senator's form very full Senate
Ninc.tenths Of The business of fiat body is traM-
acted by a less number Il he be the proper
Speaker of the Senate. then there is no vacaa
cy, and eou be no election Is the present nom-
inai Speaker willing to take that giound2 VIII
he presume to say that each House, at the meet
ing of the General Assembly in S64, shall not
caoose IT'S avn Speaker! Nothing is syrer than
that inc Senate cannot choose Speaker while
there is q legitimate Speaker in the chair II
lie decide that his powers and his duties contln-
ne, then he decides that there shall be no cleo
ton. This, in my opinion, is revolutionary,
and flag. ant usuipation Of power, not justified
by the practice Of the past, nor sanctioned by the
constitution, bnt in manifest dorogaton of both.
1T is needless for me to say to you, after what
/ have written, tina. / heartily approve the
course pursued 'iy those members OF the Sen
ale, who stand by thoi, constitutional rights
To do other wise, would be to surrender your
manhood. remain, very truly yours, &C.,
WM. L. PACKER.
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The Deadlock in the State Senate.
LETTER FR0M Ex-G0v. PACKER.
WILL MAMsr0RT, Pa, Jan. IS, 1856

lioN. WM. HorgiEs---Deo,' Sw: If in these
terrible times the community could be surprised
ut any thing which can happen, they would as
surcdiy he astounded with the bold and revolu-
ticnary attempt, now being made by tho party
in power, TO override the constitution, anu to
usurp the powers Of our State Gana.e.
Nothing can be palmer than the constitution
o! requirement that the General Assembly
Dhell meet oa the frst Tuesday OF January, IN
evary year" and that len .'eaeh House shall
choose its Speaker, and other ofllcers" NOT
only is TIE Senate authorized and directed to
choose its Speaker, and the House, Of ReDresen.
tativcS to choose It's Speaker but eacA House,
THAT is, erc,y Fouse.) as il is constituted when
the General Assembly mecls shall choose its
Speaker end other officers. This has boen the
construction OF those sections OF the Consitu-
tion which has obtained without interruption,
and without question from any quarter. from
the adoption of the constitution, in 1870. until
the meeting of the General Assembly, ID 1864.
Tha Speaker of q former "House" las esch
branch of the Legislature IS denominated,) only
presides until the credentials of acw ssIIonse''
are laid before him. Then he must retire. His
duties have been performed, and his powers are
N"''S NV ohiJ oSSoiuiiis W tilc COE-
stitution, but it is in striet conformity with the
experience of the past.
John Ted, afterwards an eminent Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, and one
of the first lawyers in the State, so read the
constitution, when, at The meeting of the Cen
eral Assembly, in December, 1915, he took his
seat on the floor Of the Senate, and was re-e!ec-
ted to the chair which he had just vacated
He was the Speaker during the entire session Of
l814-l5, and held over, and yet he did not
dseani of holding on to the chair, when the new
Senate met, in the session of 1Si5-l6.
The only instance in which Speaker can
hold over, is "wben the Speaker shall exercise
the Office Of Governor" and that case is spe
cially provided for by the constitution. Recog-
nizing the right Of each House, at the meeting
Of tho General Assembly, to elect its own Speak
er, the constitution qualities that right, and re.
srains it. t'fwhen the Speakero of the Senate shall
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-12

THE SCH00LMASTER ABROAD.
EDITED sY SIMON sYnTAx, eco

All trioutions 10 this column r1ust be addressed
to 'sSimon Syntsy, Box 90, Bedford, Pa
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JOHN PAL NJ Err,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. BEDFORD, Pa.
HvWil, promptly attend to oil business entrus-
ted to his rare. Office on Julianna Street, (near.
~ opposite the Mengel House.)
Bedford, Aug. l, 1861.
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Programme Of Bedford Township Insti--
tute. for Feb. IS, 1884,
Glass driA in orthography, BY ). 7. Keagy.
Class drit in Compound Proportion, By A. y.
Kocatz
Report on Methods of teaching Geography, BY
Miss e. Smith
Class drill in Mental Arithmetic, BY J. Songs
ter.
Report on Mental arithmetic, By 4. Tom
hnson.
Class dril! Grammar, BY H. W. Fisher.
Report on Recitation, BY +. f. Kerr.
Report OF Methods of teaching Articulation,
By Miss Maggie O'Conner.
II. w. FISHER, pres't.
JENNIE S.irvH, Sec'ry.
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Winfriec BON Serfenbagsn baben uluBte, al
btelem Gage 9ins er beS @rbes perlultig.
Der @eoante an oIeine SSanilie unb bic
ueber,eu8un9 BON letnenl 9fedte bate BEN
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in unterhanolun9en 5u treten ltno lie tparen
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Der Trau, Gle Itne @eele erIHredte, rubi1
In has scrnlpriibenbe Nuse bltfen. aa5
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laIlen, Der ppr ltinen Ausen untergesangen
par. NiGt eth 2aut mar iiber leine 2ippen
9eorun9er, ais er bonn Sdmmer Der 1tol5en,
lteinbarten 6rlu bGtte, beren SCbn per.
idwunben, unertldrli9 perIdwunben mar.
&ein Nenld fru9te i'm banad, lonit Bate
er pielet&t periuAt ben 8prfaI Der Wabr-
Belt 9enldB barSultsllen &ein Men1 d, tonnts
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inItGnrtSen Bitten batte Hctnann, Elm nil
Der, lalterbofter; ober Sutmiitbiser MenIA,
lpeber leiner Mutter; nc9 ir9enp Senr1nben1
aus leineun 6amiIienfreiIe, etrpa8 ben Dem
rerratben, mas Iie pcrbattelt. Da 9torntanr
IN Berlin unb er III Prtsb1nt iebte, 10 fpnnt(
ytlemano abnen, DAP 1te suiammeu auEst
ritten lettn, Den 1terbenben lSnfet, 3u belu'
den Ncrnldnn bate III aGler 5ritbe bei ibm
pcr9elpruhen unb 1ie ibatten o1nm ben Bel
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Cine e@rsdbtuns aas benz s Of
saleben uRb 8irgeritanoe.
(SOu Gtna 8rtes.)
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teine gerbeiBunS auf etSene8 @liid empIau-
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9libernoen SpnnenI9ein. @on beiben Set
ten tatle1 I'M fril6ern @eben ltattli9e @lbz
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bate -wel4' elm Beien eesen 6enrite mar
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Der @eiit Der a5nfrau.

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0eldlafen. 8irre rGrdume maren bemii6t
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lie beunrubi9enb. Da8 Bib elmer ihrefli.
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uer beS @uteS Rerfenba9en gu MAIDEN
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lciner friib Deritorbenen Wutter uno oes
9erru BON SerfenbaSen 9epeien, aber ibr
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ben. Sbr gauges Di9ten uno 5radten eins
cabin, einen 2ieblinIScbn gum reiGen
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mel9eS ben Maior Bon Ueneemart basu
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bpn rabartet einsS Der rsH nebihiG.n @satsier ber
er 6taaten fer ben er0E 1beil Vines 2ebeas tn beH
5opitSlern bon 2UASrn YarS pEilaseIpbia uI anoetn
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ESubs Elm 2oser bon iSnen cItb seorbel-
eteu 5erreuberu ueuefer Gnccu gu ben binisen rei.
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tiger perbe. etcFs far WinterrSde nub Sceu3ense in
Zen SUrten unb ~ alien preiieu. - Serner cine aus.
na Saegeu&isme, Gt56e &C., iUwie aGe In bteies GoG
eiui@tasenbe artifeI. H9as9 ]saag9
H aae SeRsnuuSeu wsrbea prOmpt, bFais uut
IHrteRsr S5rif ausefertist werbeu.
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Die 9Onisblume (The Honeysuckle,,
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Diets TSnic 8tterS pe8es felt lGnse etnsn DUrjdeI&e
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tn elm ermdrmenhts Spnieartses tttere bem nuntertrt
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6erhteten 5ctels &efduratCn &c. unentbebrltd tein
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@isners auf hem GErt perieken TT.
gpteeerpertdrfer erkdten btt bteE 9tteTk Gn@oer4
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Snalttdt unb ~ plteen Yrssisn.l ist rlsaf rs
la fli sngfstn .r.a. s9q r.e .. SOra,
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pbsfhcr Sdwdtr tnss aHetrtR DtaDeriN.s bepnSt
Nne, paten uaotrauslt4 Or. 9ebHhRn ju Static sitbta
Nle 6iaterrie seex bic be pbNIlte p6er eeRee 3er-
ratrng 9eisbarft s;r it ven 3tern unS GdwI&t SSer
g. fh5pfuMg fsr a.sdli6l!tn N nereea fhaea turtrt.
Derjentae mtl6er her Sebdntlung Hnb FGrIerse BON
DR. rbnitpn inter Iiebt taAn ibm ais etnsm Gbrenmane
pbne Sur6t @ aapertrarea aub sot9lta auf etne arit
Itbe @ebidld,tett etrEafeA -'& .i'4<f t'9@llJl (
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serdtt tSertti ais us: 3ens6as ssantaSStti S6c5t
9dcn @Iitlera, @Atiansunsen hsr Rievsa
unb Saie SaamtnefytsS9aseH SHlpS6e tet srpen pt.-
dpdde 6trtlpYftn SsaGttrn6ett 3ittsrn asStnl6plbe
S6mtnfrl &Opfl6merj Gnt;InSuns SalItS, Der Naif
Der 2unee Res MastnS, her @tnasutfe aatt jsner
uete Die stwitn sbeneM 9e@ebAte ten her 4nseas
ptIGt ttren Spfsrn sibrlider rs ais ter SreHea @e-
fang bsi geibrten hss ptS tertIbrtH ,lHb wsaH At6t
titis sebeit ptr6t tEtt sanjta6tn 6ShanSta ptras-
ten, @dpie bsr GsRhttation he-rrrbrinSen bic Gle ut
m5a ptnen uuS autst ten Strptr Stnn }er RCren.
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wirb unessus& 5eh.tl nb be s.nt Sraft neSts ttrss
feat DitIes furtbdte Yet ptts PAS 2tttn elenb unb
bie ge. unb &a6t tsm.n6ait unmSsIi6 ma8t ait sAt
3prS Dtrtr bic tbrea 2etai6aftta nttcaaea irSbaeu.
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Stritrsn NeSetf5ldstn TN 9atn, Steu xIb anke+e 1lrs
laden sntb.n tagn s bed .stststeetls cine Sslss
duanen ts tie Rrat Ser Gr,eusnns Dsrs perS-
rem pirh bic @ 5simli&en SaGtrn trststa ais BON D<ReA
BE ha reiie fnb e '-~' N..J- '1'-i Cii'4-'4f
~ Office: 90. Sib.Grtbertdfr. :,
ffeben Ttlren BON Balttmcrtfr., 6ftltne Ssttt,
bte Stuftt btnauf. y e T ~
gtan merle IDS gtar.en nns 5auSauuser besA anriFen-
be nnb truserl9e 8dmaaer eurrfbene une sepiHenrfe
Quadlalter, ShubFder, 6tefelpi6er, Strdsenreriser
rnb Qampenputer In. ntitHen SD rtoelm1steE Mette
unb lauern anssjpsta Or. Srbnfsns Mu in Der se
RB. aue Sritft maiIen etnrn YOR-Stamr snttAitra. /
Gtns 6dlp's ~ 2 { 1qen 3u3tabttt. q
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5ane Ma rner,

beYrnttrs wtt6e iib ssbtnisn 2Iers sensset
nS ea8 jibrli4 IS ritt SagsIDe ia sig ~ truheS Grab
reis Melee eu.th rt ersdbtde1 SatthrlRs ertsdelten
@erhantestrlte nit asm 9pasr eorSersamttt ben Sc
nat begeier 3er bjduttrnce ESne entlct bdben
pRrfeni nbSen I'D nit ppasil StrtrAnta naben ' '14t
sE Egl giop q .r.,5 aLTn +ug .D1l1nS r93
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@efthGfta : Mnti..

WIetnen wertben Sunben ;rr .la1rtdk baf
beianrte 2taupr- rnb QB tngef@Gft
80. IA SR 2rnbdrtftr., @sfe epG 6EDn4v
1ater Der alten Bira ie bshsr, NIT nastfpwa&ten
fprtfItrs. = ASA, ...t .4-
t21mra1Httf ~ &hnS.8. Steber
Das feiMfae Mno pouem6etHe NrMcbtIEpnies Bttfep
,,n@ qnaqrs4s+qar Il unierer Seit M
'"+ /yT,I Tr Z.
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9sfpttaG.
BUR llnttrb.aduns Der Quadlal5srtt .tabItrt.

Der tinli5t plab Ia Fer Ntlt, tro iitttr'
Ihnells unO z incIirs tenFea iaqq4 siE
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(GDunrD Slpcf.
a Giebert 8 SDminerfeID.

$500 tniertn 8reunben uu6 8efanntsM, frre BEN HR
bIttum TIM &G8snteineu erIauten mir urS btsrmtt
BITE An;tee au ma&en has wtr unter nj beutietn DGtu
9Seitts llnb SiGupr=Sc1t1aft,
btrbunbtn nit beHtder, trans5FI&tn unb eEntentE&fS
Yrpbutten
Rs. SIS SeorS @apftr., TbErsu bspor u
M9aret,
unter rbteer trma etabtrt 5aben unh DsrpTs nefs
bic reeufe unb but9fe 8ebtenurG.
Baltimore. ben 21. Widrs 1854.
tTd Siebert& Il SDmmsrfs b.
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DR.. Johnston,

Der stnsiSs ar,t, m.I6tr anri t. a:|
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be6enten tas Elm setet 0eia nt eta sesr 6Srptr bic
uetbpens gfen &rlereerniiie sur eteIhsn 0l destft
Ins Sa Obne te wtrs bic @eie tes 2eb,ns r traurig
plgeraprt. Die Nu1htru teS yCb IA perlnern lid liAS-
li une bic eele wrs srsrin ger,mcipaus ufO me-
ldn6plbtn getra1tunsen, tas uns bic drenreM pelWs
Mbbere eente6Gn perueilert lino. IsE *HgslggnE s~
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, tht E. Ter NNrslie.

Die cele Saune ptltr wIk enb ter lebeu IstensebR
Sabre IN biesr guralt 1(r wW Zen une bic ense pi-
tiAr munelr ptrd tpHen, welbs Dr. SrbnO au
fabric fenen lie itunss NpDrftsar nilo riee uneere
@sreNen teimpprse rnS pptlttum IN
Yialeu Ent,rtittt wuiel entG IL ii 0Sna auf etnen
tal aher ehfs 9iesaJ Il Ghdratte unb Sc
leifans. '<''t' - |'''-'@
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3Gnpg4 4mtt,

hs Nb turd betmte 2aa,v sedwaGt babeu bic t 70 pft
bseu Yenten pber In Der Sule ernen une Sol
gen fe aapabadb ipiirtn rlbt i'm Scait hur Esutip.
ntn, eie penn nnsetbettt. bic @be unm59ih masn unb
8crper ano ef Jer6ren cnten icOrtte nSttign tt-
te tpan. SOe perOnen nialen beeUr lie rnIsettR tie
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sileiN u an beolIl n /!

Die fdredtthen Brtnnsen tes EATERS Fn6 isbr ~ fr
teu Ner1ua bes tbdGtntleS 8erwrrune Ter Sheen, Gt
brttbeit Der @etestrafte b0ie abnun9e Nbneisung
her Steeuiddft ut't a6 GtHfamteie WftrdRen stser
SOlee. a.i 3+ l4 Aa sA9 96t3AUC
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Death Of Cen. MOpnnrsnn.

Major General James B. Mcpherson was killed
in the battle neer Atlanta, Georgia, on Friday
last. He was shot through the lungs and died
instantly.
From the time Of his graduation to tho month
Of August 1901, Lieutenant Mcpherson was
engaged as instructor Of Military Engineering
at West POinti in the superintendence Of the
dsfenses and improvements of New York harbor /;
in the erection of Fort Delaware, iu our bay; on
the Notifications at Alcatraz Island, San Fran
cisco Bay, and in military surveys in California.
During this period he passed through the grades
Of Second and First Lieutenant. When the Re-
belliOn broke out he wrote from California to the
War Department for active service in the field.
Although he was ordered East and promoted to
aCaptainoy of Engineers august 9, 1861, he did
not get into active service till the following No.
vember, having been, in the meantime, in charge
Of the defenses Of Boston harbor. His military
career since then has been brilliant one, and
his death viii be serious loss to his country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26

would do the same that he neither asked any
nor gave any, aud ordered tne men to sleep upon
their arms, aud not to alraggle from their camp.
1This Colonel Ford does well to deal sharply
with guerillas. as murdereFs and thieves, but hs
does not do well to make tho innocent suffer for
the guilty Burning down villagce, and driving
tho defencclcss inhabnants (women and chlldren)
into the words, is not war II Is baTbarism.