The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
EDITORIAL MEL eNGE.
eWGood--the sleighing.


EBetter--a nice, warm room.
1Howling-th winds and the Abolition
editors OF this Legislative district.
a~Piercing--the cold and the ''sarkasm" OF
the Somerset Herald
sTEnded--the war; by Lineoln's reelection!
Don't you dare to doubt it, Copperheads!
e+Tbe Tribune favors extension Of suffrage
to negroes-the Times favors taking 1T from
Ignorant white men, The world moves.
eSCoercion of states is the extinction Of the
vital principle of all Republican Government.
-Edtcard Ecerett.
gF. z. Blair, sr,, and Gen. Singleton, Of
Illinois, have gone TO Richmond, it is thought,
on peace mission. May they succeed is our
earnest prayer.
eFThe Pbiladel phia Press offers to pay Sl0,-
600 to the Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
if The Inquirer, of tha: city, can show that 1t
has half the circulation it claims TO have.
eEl3en. Butler has been removed. We pre-
sumo all the dogs in the South have been kill
ed, the women put to their ''avocaiions, ard
that M elections are 10 be held soon i'll New
York city.
ezThe House has refused to invite the cler-
gv Of Harrisburg TO open its daily sessions
with prayer Well, what was the use Have
Mt they got right among them, the great men
tor, Mcclure?
ss-Genersl Ord, successor to Gen. Butler IS
said to be good general, but he is not so gen
erally respected as the General Order by which
bo was placed in command. (Put him down
for trial ,
erBarnurrl has on exhibition the backbone
Of the rebellion" 1t exhibits marks of having
been broken in about i've hundred different
places The marrow's all out of it-supposed
to have been put in pickle in the Virginia Salt
works.
-Dr. Jos. KeefFe has opened an Office next
door to the tailoring establishment OF Mr. John
p,or ON West Pitt ST. The Doctor served
galau,lv. for three years, in the army, and now
returns TO the practice of his profession. We
wish him success.
vQuite number of sleighing parties nave
recentlv 4csme off" Some of the young folks
with sufficient sprinkle of sold chaps 70
take care of them, made raid INTO ocheils'
burs. one night last week, and were e xeelient-
~ entertained at Judge 3nigeiys.
~~Fi,ur $500 per barrel, pork l6 cents
Ger pound wood $500 per cord and the Bed. o.
! ford Gaz,tto,. sen at 81 90 per onnum. Wen
try to stand it till the n;rst Of February next !,
when we shall have "to strike FOR higher wages
| g~Court will begin Oh the thirteen VI Oh ~
--.L " L.>-o $780,. '-A.yiy I'm
will be prepared TO pay the printer. BY tho
way, speaking of court. reminds us that an at
tachnent was served on US, few days ago, by
lawyer VINO, we thought, hadn't the least at
tachment in the world for Us
I EA State convention Of newspaper publish
| ers, was held at Columbus, Ohio, on the 4th
inst, at which it was agreed to memorabilia
of the duty on foreign paper, and to raise the
price of all weekly newspapers to tive dollars
and half per year. Sensible printers, those
Buckeyes
cSThe New York papers say that the sleigh
ing in that city, duriag the past week, was
good. Tha Tribune says sit was an honest
northern snow storm they had. We presume
the snow was black, since Greey admired it
so much, or that Old Abe has made special
arrangements with the ''clcrk of the weather."
in regard to the squal, since it was an ''honest'
storm!
| @We have from the start denounced the
action of the return judges in violation Of their
oatl's and the law.-Frdntils Repository.
| No, you didn't You never said one word
about the Somerset county congressional return
jId &c, who ref fused to meet with The remainder
of the return judges, and by whose violation
OF law, the Governor was prevented from pro-
claiming the election of member of Congress
for this district. Let US hear from you in re-
gard to this particular case
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