The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09
VOL. s, NO. 45.

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of It's brayest and ablest officers, and foremost
among them the gentleman whom have ALREADY
uameI with bon9r. are determined in their hes
tirtv 10 The whole doctrine cf negro suffrage
and EQUALITY, and 10 It's natural and necessary
but ug.clsan c9rolary, aiscs9eaqt,0a And 1t IS
not a question Of religion or philanthropy, as
slavery was assumed 10 be; F.; but Of pure poli-
t;cs. Women. minors and alters are alike ex-
clpIel from n9Et;ca rights upoa grounds Of
public policy /: and vet all a-e Of the human
iarailv--nay Of our own race, and more yet.
are. laaav Of them, our own mothers and SIS
ters and wives and lyrotbars. A far higher and
more iu1aelliag public policy, onforced ., the
cxana1le Of Mexico and other republics and
countries oF mixed races cot OF ono common
stock, aaI fftv fold more essential now if four
millions Of African slaves are 10 be set free at
oura arsag,g - {.,r5;a- nsI.,..I ecpa,,.g 70 tha
nero, where We deny il to our own Assn ana
hiooa and IS those d our own households Said
sYr Jefferson f5rty-s0ur wears ago. and aEer
the Nilsson: Question:
.NctEinr is more certainly written il tie
loaI, Of fate than that these neop,e (regr3
sayes) are to be frac; nor Is It less certain that
tha .v.o t-ras (9i,5Ll, fgse. cannot live IN tho
a,,roa c,l.rsrn,,eut %a,ura. I,t.t. os.ai,.. haye
-. ;r5 l;lIo rocg - dist;n,.;t,, lr.f,,.ar
tl,.., ;,
And h, s,g,;sod Gradual e,oancination aud
,7,,---.,.,;,., III, Has b,tb ,la d;f2cnlf,,#
- ~ 7,,,, r 7,of;.e, ,,,,.,, M, el.,,,,,. =,
=,
a., o,,.-..,., 9 ,l., .,o4;t:..4 ;-4,.- oe
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- 80 r2or.,..s,.sts - -, }.r,s-' -
s,,.,.i 80 ;r-r,,,4,,ssI n,;ycr.,I white s.t4raas
- 1.,a ,5:s,f;.s ;,,,,-.@l ,.,'s, ne
- -. ss,.- ..r,7 ,},o1.sto[I IN co..
-. o.'5 IL ,,;5f,,,.r- - ,a,l = Iii
:, .,o -, = :. -, - -, -. :,
H., .-.-,os.;. "A, ,rs ,f 10 sT1sr;sa, pen,,rrf,
IN lis a,,.-;8o. Too t5s Democratic n4r+v
has o. r.ca75 which K cannot reject. T hes ,ro-
claimed hat tha,-7r, all men. Of whatever race.
na,. he crual before the m9niaiDaI Iny. vel
fhgf in, eerrgnmcnts here were made by white
man - Ie controlled Ev 4he white race, Rvt
r. his az i n,av. r.. entire ouest;og. whether
sr,,,er,, rsraor, 1r ba abali-baj bs,a,Ios ealelv
=, r.. nannlo ~ each State 10 decide for them
r-Iras-eI5s tie w..o,a theory Of or system Of
Governments has been surrendered. and the sys-
5sa, ;feaif : ,,a,,sra3
Lanlocrs3rrv, l,..l.;aas rsaas-s unon wblca ~
r, ecerv Drincinje Of is being. by It's very nare
n, f. whole record. Il Is inezorably committed
10 hostility to al violation Of freedom # speech
and & tbe press; to arbitrary arrests and MIL
itarv commissions fer the ,rtal upon any charge,
Of citizens IN States and places where the judi
cial tribunals WITH TRIAL ~ JURY, are uno5-
structeJ 10 armed or corrupt interference with
elections; and 10 the whole host of other wrongs
done 10 public liberty and private right. Tnere
can aa-sc 5a peace, quiet, oE--dearest, most
,asdfal 70 lie human heart, beyond even
physical Iaalth to tie systematic sense Of So
c.,rity. I'LL all these shall have been removed
from Us. But upon Ills cu-e.as' question O.
constitutional liberty. the Democratic party no
Isr,asr sfands slope, A large majority of tie
masses af lbe Reaublican party. some among
tbe;r most influential presses, and many of the
Oils. and i,r,vest nuiiic men Of that party, as
fhe votes and the p9Hcclu, and manly speeches
=, ,l,. Senate and IaGss at the late session at
tasf are wholly with U.s. If the President
y,on}3. fv one word. secure the largest public
confidence. let him forthwith restore the habeas
corDDs and proclaim an end TO ali these instTa-
r,ants Of tyranny and oppression.
+, tfs .,stsgrog doctrine" do not doubt
tbof - sraa7g enforcement would tend more
tban any ether camenting agency, to unite the
,..or}a of all sections. Without the vindica-
5;on Of that doctrine, the mission Of Manifest
T.st;,,, will have been but half achieved, and
tho bl1od and treasure spent in our civil war
LARGELY exoeuded in vain. Upon the Monroe
6nriFins ENGLAND is cstopped to make any issue
with Us, and must remain At peace.
have sax. nothing upon questions Of Fl
nauce-debt, taxation, tariffs a disordered cur
,.ancv and impepdiDg bankruptcy. These are
the inevitable penalties of war Blu; they are
miscbiefs which have scarce yet been felt. Sui
fcient, a5undantly saiicent unto the day viii
be the evil thereof.
Concerning tho Democratic party as IN OF.
ganization, with rev policies arising out OF the
issues Of tue hour, many oi them 20 endure tor
lifetime, it is essential. IN my Judgment, that