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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
DR.. Johnston,
Balttmpre oef.6o1pttal.
Sur uatsresitdnns Der AuodialosrsI stabltrt
Der etn3t3e ploe III Der aSslt, 100 ii6.rs.
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letel se bon eeruiiie g'beine @eartnte ten err useb
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
29aa feiase mits spsIs,lbefe CY,e,f esaat 'tit s.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
.Y}ihta Rinb nidts

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16

~ss WeueG SRlet0er 8t0re, -
A So. 31G 50. 9ra!.itr.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16

oefenIsn teB Gin &c nCsr Sci aenuet &eer fis
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16

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6Den 2euen CSer in Der Suts etneu unb teren cI.
seu lie alAddtlt preu eoit TIM Sdiaie, burG pelutic
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
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ls geslut 6ss gesi9tnss @sfptrruns ser Sheen Sc.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16

0rrBcr 9IllSucrf0ltf pbtt OIlttcrflcleal1
aDr teetnren unrn ere6en idtrltaen getaaf 9erb
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WarmprbaGe Glelasr~ MaaaSin{g
Ua7-0 tG3 QiA No 4Om %sC''@ FIR. 80
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
96sTtS1sr usin DSebentItdDer
), Baltimore 10 6 CR ter.
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SeDinaunaen.

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pprtli6 inb. 0,,...... ), i
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Sc 1btlit m 8orau8 Sablbar. ;...t...., y. !
gsa9 Dsuti@lanO Dsrfaupt SIS ia9rti4 (sini4lieBli4
oe8 Bortc). A3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
@eutll teton
Gin 9lrntenbGmsber nnb isltse
SetpDbner. 80 s5.-.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16
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9r, ls'ra t'ste'aan 2,Gen ftile ,1Iit an pet, Gt
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yQregce RE Nreei bic Geicaftae uup ete unfdbtc
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Dagentpd6c GRrr0nune fer 8erbauunss Drsaak auae.
ssttns Gnttraftna8, Spttptpne ter G59tptn6ipe5t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-16

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Sun,,s WG. ner.

besnters wele lie pss ene atteian Eaters selDorbty
no bas jlbrb f. ritff Iaueree II ELI 81 irubsS @rat
tss mcde er re ettabsten Gaiente tnb tnttptdtlten
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II" =" -N1NSVUV1I .UIIIVE HttlIlVk JsJUIIU
~. ,rel.. in Der Stabt HidmOno, an eli
>< ile'a Sage in ApriI 1866, meIder
IL. 81 nt6t .Su penten 9epa4t tueroen iolI
nd +, nnps i'm 5ten Sabre Der unabbdn=
NH 9isteit Der ccaf6oerirten 5taaten prn
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1Gol. SefferiOn 0auis.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

shades Of Norland Who can minister
to the mind diseased, especially when the
'nalady Is that which makes the sufferer
'feel it in his bones, ;" that he is fore-doom-
ed politically to die2 Who can heal the
rankling'wound pierced by the arrow of thai.
fate which dashes TO the ground the Ambi-
ton fed and sustained by the very life-blood
of the soul7 For this there is no balm in
Gilead, no physician there"
'Not poppy nor mandragora
Nor all the drowsy syrups of the world
Shall ever medicine
the man thus smitten, ''to that sweet sleep"
which once he lowed" That Mcclure has
fallen under this affective dispensation, does
not admit of doubt. His change of man
neris as sudden, as it is complete; his gloom
is as profound as his vivacity formerly was
striking. Our diagnosis of his case cannot
be incorrect. 1t is based upon symptoms
which have never deceived US, and we are
confirmed in our judgment, by the follow
ing which appeared, double-leaded, III last
weeks Rcposito,y:
They {the Dsmocrsts) viii poll their full vote In the
North esst they will do quite we'll last year There
10 skulking conscrip: who will return to
vote in behalf CT the Of the whose m
umph be sought to Insure BY desering honor home and
country La defiance of the law justly disgranchising
theD they will vote and swell the thousands majority
which So nearly made Pennsylvania suicide year
ago, Other thousands in SGhuylkill, Luzeruc Carbon
Lohigh, Northampton, Monroe, Pike aud Wayne, who
have concealed postponed their naturalization until
now In order eyade the defence of the government
Sbsy have adopted will upon the assessments
and rejoice with the Hughess Reeds, Woodwards, &c ,
when taeir immense mal0rities announced.
In the Southern countiesthose South Of the Juniata
and Susquchanna and East Of the Alleghene
materially improve the October Of last year
possible TO reduce the crushing majoTtes Of York Cum
berland, Adams Fulton and Bedford thousand bat
more IS not to be expected-lesS may be the result
Philadelphia fall Of essentially in her vote, be-
the manufacturing for the army has been al
most wholly arrested, and thousands Of government
plCyees aud operatives government work of various
kinds have been scattered in other channels Of industry
country Their reduction diminish the large
Union majority Of last year from 500 5000 and the
adjoining county of Delaware scarcely fail be sim
iiaTly affected by the causes.
The Of the Union ticket depends wholly the
orgaDIE Estiop aud full vote O Lancaster Dauphn SOmer
set Bradford, susquehanns, Toga Erie Crawford Ind
ana, Lawrence, Allegheny, &c. Ii Union strong
holds shall be systematically and thoroughly organized
and poed sIaFearry the State by decisive major
iy. If they fail they did last year in October the
State will Inevitably be lost"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
Is Negro Suffrage an Issue 2


The Republicans in all the New England States, IN
Iowa. and Minnesota have directly, and in Pennsylvania
And Ohio By implication taken ground in favor of Negro
Suffrage The following sentiments uttered BY lead
ing in their organisation, and echoed by the Bedford
Ia9xtrey:
''NOw COMES THE CRISIS, WHAT rs TIE Ne
GRO? WE'LL. SAY, IN THE FACE OF ALL PREF
UDICE, THAT AMID TEE GALLANIRY, The PA
THENCE, THE HER0ISM OF THIS WAR, THE Ne
GRO BEARS THE PALM. .''-WsHaeI Phillips.
WE NEED The VOTES OF THE COL0RED PEO-
PIE; IT Is NUMBERS, NOT INTELLIGENCE, THAT
COUNTS AT THE BALLOT BOX H Winter Dauis-
1--WE ARE PLEADING EARNESTLY WITH THE
ETATE TO ABOLISH THE DISTINCTION OF CASTE,
By UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE, We SEE THAT THIS
WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO THE EQUALITY OF
The BLACK WITH THE WHITE; THE ELEVATION
or THE NEGRO TO THE HEGOYERNORSHIP, THE SEN
AT0RSIIIP By THE SIDE OF HIS WHITE BROTH
RR H ". Bsscker.
1--WE KNOW OF SEVERAL DOZEN OF COLORED
MEN THAT WE WOULD RATHER SEE MARCH TO
THE BALLOT BOX AND CAST THEIR BALLOTS
THAN AN EQUAL NUMBER OF COPPERHEADS We
CAN NAME '-Bsatord Inquirer, Juae 2 1866
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
Gon,nara Them |


Compare the Democratic and Abolition tick
cts and what do Ne find Col. Davis, Demo
crat, for Auditor General, hero of two wars.
with his right hand shot off at the siege Of
Charleston; Gen Hartranft, Abolitionist, for
the same office, hangman of Mrs. Surratt, af-
ter stating to the President that he believed her
an innocent woman. Next, for Surveyor Gen
eral, Col. Linton, Democrat, suffering from
paralysis occasioned by dozen wounds re-
ceved in battle; Col. Campbell, holiday sol
dier, without a single scar upon his body.
Then, we have for Representatives two of the
ahlest lawyers, (Messrs. Colborn and Smilh) in
this legislative district. Against these the Alb
oIitionists have pitted Messrs. Ross and Arm
strong, noted only for wha; they didn't do when
members last year. AS for rhe county ticket,
we challenge comparison, from beginning to
end. Citizens of Bedford county! The DEM
ocrats offer you splendid ticket, from Auditor
General to Coroner Vote il from top to bot.
tom, without name erased, or a letter altered
Remember that SOLID SHOT make hole
Wherever they hit!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
White Heroes Of the WAR

Remember that the AboIirionists call you
'Copperheads," J." because you will not sub
scribe to their Negro Suffrage doctrine;
and remember, also, that the Bedford IN
qetire1' said, in its issue OF June 2, 1866,
that it knew of SEVERAL DOZEN OF
COL0RED MEN THAT WE (the edi-
tors Of the Lnquiger) WOULD RATHER
SEE MARCH TO THE BALLOT BOX
AND CAST THEIR BALLOTS THAN
AN EQUAL NUMBER OF COPPER
HEADS WE CAN NAME!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
Bear In Mind

That the Abolition platform contains res
olution declaring that the Southern States
''m1st be hs1d in suJugotion," which
would require standing army of 100000
men, which would cost the Government
hundreds of millions of dollars every year.
We say let those States come into the
Union, as they now want to do, and let
the loyal people raise their own militia, ss
they are no " doing in Mississippi, and pre-
serve order at their own expense.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
It is False !

It is untrue that the Democrats Of Bedford
county voted, as party, against the amend
ment to the Constitution permitting the soldiers
to vote iu the army Some of them voted for
it; some against it. This shows for itself The
Democratic majority, las: fall, in this oeanty
was upwards of 600 The amendment had
about 400 majority in this county. showing that
a large number of Democrats must have voted
for it. We defy the Inquirer, as we have
done several times already, to publish the ''yeas
and naysp in the House, on the passage of the
amendment, We also defy it to PROVE that
any candidate on the Democratic ticket voted
against the amendment. If it cannot do this,
let it's editors bold their peace, for s',ane!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22


I naer '''e ao''e c"Pl'oh we noliec that the
Abolition papers are taking particular pains to
trghien certain persons from attending the e.
lection. Let no man he frightened OF deferred
from attending the election by any threat that
the Aboltionlsts may make. Persons who fed
the draft, it they he otherwise qualified arc
Just as legal voters under the Consultation and
laws Of Pennsylvania as any other porsons---
A. the Ah"ii'ionists have published great
deal and talked a great deal about preventing
'skedaditrs,' as they call them, from voting a
the coming election, we desire to give noticg
that if any Judge, or Inspector, or election
board shall reject the vote Of any qualified yo-
Ter, he or they will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. We do not mean this ss
any Id!o threat. bat a. what we know to BE-
firn and settled resolution. And ia order that
no man may plead ignorance on the subject. we
give beow The las regulating the Qualification
Of voters and the punishment for rejecting the
votes Of qualified electors:
Section of AticIe Cd, of the Constitution
f PENNSYLVANIA reads as follows: IN elections
by tie citizens every WHITE freeman Of the ara
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

GEHcET:, the Republican organ o! this county
is the only newspaper in Bucks 10 my knowi-
edge that ever opposed the right Of soldiers TO
vote. The following article is from that paDer
Of November II, 1861, viz
''rhe State law of lennsY lvania, providing
for the holding Of elections in military eucamp-
meuts, though doubtless enacted with good mo-
lives, has been productive of great evil and
contention. Until the October election, there
had never been an opportunity Of testing ia
operations. Voting was then carried on in most
the Pennsylvania regiments at the scat q
war or encamped elsewhere at distance fror,
home. in many cases the votes were hoaes..
Iy received and counted, and the result propeTly
certified and returned to their legal authorities
In others and particularly in the regiments par
ry or wholly formed IN Philadelphia, the eIec.
rions were conducted in a most shameful and
raacally manner. Some OF the regimental re-
turns show hundre of votes for candidates on
ticket, whlls those of opposite politics receive
few or none As the result in the city itself
was doubtful. ard the candidates were likely
to be elected or defeated by the army vote.
there were strong inducements offered for cor
rupt politicians 10 practice their vilIanous arts
Il now seems probable that Tie difficulties TINA
raised will have u be settled by the courts n,
the cost # great labor aud much time We
hope the Legislature will prevent such EVIL
in future 10y the TOTAL ABOLITION OP
ELECTIONS IN CAMP"
| cannot account for the malignant hns,iIitv
Of the editor Of the Harrisburg 7etegra3b tn.
ward me, except because my gran ifathe- woq
one ot the soldiers lhat caprurAl the Hey-;,os