Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-24
Personal AND POLITICAL

despatch to the Cincinnati Connercioi fronDayt ton
says that Tn response serenade last night r. Val
andgham said hs didn't believe that there vuld be
any attempt to arrest him. but should there besuch
thing intmatcd he and his friends are prepared br such
emergency 1t is said by parties who are apposed
to know the Intentions of the Government this no at
tempt viii be made to yaIandigham, the dmnis-
tration beisg convinced that no will do muchgreater
harm the opposition while liberty this se Of the
line thar he could do Canada or martyrized bysonne
ment as State prisoner.
Mr,iRaymond's campaign life of Mr.. LincoIns to be
prnsed in various forms ana different languages a cam
paign document.
The Blair men Of Missouri have put up stateticket
With Frank Blair for governor, since the Batmte con
vehtion. They mean to have their revenge.
letter from Cairo, H., says: "The nomination Of
Lincoln is heartily indorsed by all our Union mn. a
ratification meeting held here which was entusas
tic This would not have been so if the friends of Fmont
did not think he had deserted them report whit they
say They say they have done with Fremont becase he
has gone to the copperheads They point to m as
instance Of uan naturally honest brave and batr
ote, trying to be politician lie is like blacAnith
trying to make watch"
The N Y. Tribupe's Washington correspondenceays !:
The Postmaster General has instructed Postmaster
born of Philadelphia to use his official influence pre-
the denomination of Judge Kelly The fact iseres-
ting feeling of deep among the admistra-
ton Members of the House. Mr. Lincoln has alrea put
his foot down in a case like this aud will not permit his
patronage be used to destroy his stanches friens
1t stated that General Grant the owner of ten hou
sand dollars worth of stock in the Western Division
Railroad Of Chicago-not purchased by him, bat sler
bed privately by friends and presented him as al evil
denee of good viii. .-, sssesI -
Hon. Aaron H. Cragn has been chosen u. s. Senator
fromN Hampshire for full term of six years from the
4th of March next when Hon. John p. HaIe's present.
term viii expire. Mr. Cragin, though lawyer hs an
excellent talent for silence and will prove most inus
rious and efficient Senator Though still in the prnp Of
e he has had experience in the Legislature of his Safe
and in the more popular branch Of Congress.
gentleman in conversation remarked to Presoent
Lincoln Friday that nothing could defeat aim but
Grants capture of Richmond to be followed BY his n,m
dent, I feel very much like the who said he don't
die particularly but if he had got to die that
precisely the disease he would like to die ofs-N u
T5ules.
twenty dollar box of cigars was lately sent to Gen.
Grant with the request that he would smoke one OF them
at least in Richmond.
On the evening Of the 18th Of june there was grand
UnOn demonstration at Princeton College, New Jersey
II was designed response meeting of Rebel sym
pahaeT held in that place the night before in honor Of
the return ofYallandigham The College Copperhsads
that occasion made bonfire ofboxes and fences which
tbcy bad solcn and chesred Justify R Jef Davis and