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Another time when you were making your mighty
efforts to prevent the success of the amendment to
the constitution to allow the soldiers to vote.-Ing
This is of piece with the balance of
the tissue Of falsehoods uttered by the Alb
clifton organ. See how easily we shall
prove the man who wrote the above, to be
a falsifier. On thea1 9th of March, 1864,
the vote was taken in the PENNSYLVANIA
House Of Representatives, on the PROPOSE
ton of the amendment to the Constitution
to give soldiers the right to vote in the army.
On page Ala of the Legislative Record,
for 1864, the vote on this amendment is
recorded as follows:
YRAs-Messrs. Alexander, (Clarion,) Alleman,
Balsbach, Barger, Barnett, Beck, Bgham, Billing
felt, Boileau, Bowman, (Cumb'd) Bowman, Lan :
caserD Brown, Burgwin, Cochran, (Erie, Coo chran,
(Philadephia,) Coleman, Denniston, Ellis, Etnier
Foster, Gilbert, Glass, Graber, Guernsey, Hakes,
Hargnett, Haslett, Aenry, Heron, Hill, Hopkins,
hoover, Horton, Huston, jackson, Josephs, Kaiser,
Kelley, Kerns, philadelphia, Rerns, (Schuylkilll
Kline, Koonce, Lee, Long, Mcclellan, Mckee, Nc
Manus, McMurtrie, Mayer, Marsh. MARSHALL, Mil
der; Missimer, Musselman, MEYERS. Negley, Nell
son, Noyes, O'Harra, Olmstead, Orwig, Pancoast,
Patton, Pershing, Potteiger, Price, Quigey, Reed.
Reif, Rex, Riddle, Robson, Scho6eld, Sharpe, Shi
mer, Slack, Smith, (Chester,) Smith, (Lancaster,) }
Smith, PhiladeIphia, SpangleT, Stanberger, Suphn,
Walsh Watt Watson, Weaver, Weser, Wells, White,
Wimley, Windle and Johnson. Speaker--el.
NAYs-Messrs. Boyer and Rice--2.
Are you answered, libellers2
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ezCol Hodson, of the Eastern Shore, Nd,
member of the Maryland Constitutional Con-
vention, and Lewis Ritter, Esq, of Baltimore
county, Nd, are at present staying at the Men
gel House
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lHE ERA OF CRIME,-We never knew time
when there was such lawlessness everywhere.
Seclety seems to be resolving itself in its orig
lnal elements, and every man is becoming law
unto himself Murders, riots, outbreaks, drunk
enness, rapes, garrotings, robberies thefts, row.
dyism, &c, &c are of daily occurrence. A
spirit of hate and vengeance, seems to pervade
the land The teaching of the last four years
has educated a generation of cut-throats. Pull
pits and piracy are synonymous terms, and there
is not even an intermediate stage between dia-
pers and desperadoism. What are we coming
to?-N. r. Ddybook.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JOHN PALMER, Bedford Borough.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
w G. EICHOLTZ, ). Woodberry.
TREASURER,
GEORGE MARDORFF, Bedford Fsor.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
p. D0NAHOE, Southampton.
JURY COMMISSIONER,
!. KENSINGER, Liberty.
COMMISSIONER,
NJ. S. RITCIIEY, Snake Spring.
rooR DIRECTOR, years,
d. h. ANDERSON, c. Valley
PooR DIRECTOR, years,
SAMUEL BECKI1zY, st. Clair.
AUDITOR,
JAMES MATTINGLY, Londonderry.
CORONER,
JOHN FILLER, E. Providence.
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THE BALL OPENED
Rally for the White Mans Government! !!
Gazette for the Campaign!

The BEpFoRD GAZETTE, in favor of A Restored
Union, ssFreedom of Thought and Opinion" Free
Speech, Free Press, the Personal Rights of Free
men, Law and Order, Justice 10 the Soldiers q the
Country, Economy, Retrenchment and Reform IN
every department of the Governments in opposltien
20 Executive Usurpation, Federal Capitalization,
Negro Suffrage. Negro Legislation, Social and Po-
Htical Equality of the Races, intermeddling with
the Rights of the States, the placing of the sieok
soldier above the White Heroes of the War; and all
the other heresies of Radical Fanatics, will be pub
ll.hed during the Campaign, al the low rate OF
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azWe are under obligations TO our friend d.
A. T. Black, Esq, of Rays Hill, and A Blair
and w Mason, Esqs., of c. Valley, for lists
of campaign subscribers.
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Are you answered, libellers ?

@"Deery's Great World Circus, is COM
ing, as will be seen by reference to our adverti-
sing columns. The show-goers win please take
notice and comport themselves accordingly.
Get your halves and quarters ready. Deery's
coming
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eEHon Charles p Daily, of New York, and
Mr. Harris, formerly Minister to japan, are
are now staying at Mr.. Chenoweth's Chaly5e-
ate Springs, near this place.
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'MEYERs," 'MEYERs," "MEYERs !"-The
Inquirer mas Meyers-not "on the brain'-for
1t hasn't got any-but all over it. Well, pitch
in, boysi Yes, pitch in! pitch is your only
stock in trade). Meyers has seen sicker dogs
than you cured Of their madness.
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sg-The trio of awkward beauties that do ND
the dishwater editorials for the Niggerhead or
gan, have such an awful attack of negro-gbo-
ba, that whenever they see or hear of water,
they imagine there is Niger in it. This ac-
counts for that barre! Of sgater story ia their
last issue
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THANKS Our soldier friends will please ac-
cept our thanks for the liberal patronage they
are bestowing upon us, in the way of subscrip-
tions to the GAZETTE They say they want a
paper that stands by the white soldiers rights,
that they fought to restore the Union, not to
degrade themselves to the level of the negro;
that now that the war is over, they want all
sectional parties put down and the old national
Democratic party restored to power. Even
Republican soldiers come and subscribe for the
GAZETTE, disgusted with the bleekguardism and
falsehoods of the Inquirer
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@rTrinity church Episcopal, New York
City, is now estimated to be worth, in real
estate, twenty millions of dollars-the richest
ecclesiastical corporation in the world. In
1850 it was supposed to be worth nearly three
millions.--Trinity church is ruaking money.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-07-21

ezDr. p. H. Pensyl, Assistant Surgeon OF
the 56th p. v, has been honorably discharged
and has returned to this place. We are sorry
TO learn that the Doctor is in i'll health.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-07-21

erAt the breaking out of the war, we hoist
ed the Stars and Stripes, before any Abolition
ist In Bedford thought of doing SO, before any
military company had left this, or any other
place, for the scene of the conflict; at least three
months before the Bucktails came here, to
whose interference the Inquirer, in wilful and
deliberate falshoOd, attributes the raising of
our colors. The Stars and Stripes was always,
is now, and we hope may ever be, our flag.
Bnt we never could see the black stripe which
the AboLtionists profess TO discover n il.
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eIHow can any Democratic solder vote for
any candidate on the Niggerhead ticket, after
the vile, filthy and eowardly abuse heaped upon
Democratic soldiers by the Bedford Inquirer.
Calling Democratic soldiers ''bounty Jumpers -
"deserters" and 'skedaddIers,' isn't calculated
to make votes for Capt. Dickerhoof Stick
pin there.
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s7-One of the scribbleFs for the Nigger-head
organ, is dewn on the "sIe rebels las he polite
ly styles them) Of this place. Is it because
one OF them, as report has it, lately repuIsed
bis advances
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For tie Bedford Gqzst.e.
"reminiscences of Fort Crawfor3.

"reminiscences Of Fort Crawfora
An old and highly esteemed military 4
has handed us the following anecdotes @. lie
celebrated Martin Scott, who once upon time.
persuaded the coon to ''come down =
CANINE INSTINCT The renowned Martin
Scott--the "Coon Kier''-once borro4es t5a
cloak Of Capt McCabe, and not returning L.
for several days. the Captain entered the GUAR
ters OF Martin, which were vacant, eXcsss
SCOTS dog Dash. The cloak was obtaine8 5v
the owner and taken to his quarters. Bot agr.
Dash kept his eye upon the supposed intruder,
and in the afternoon, at Retreat, when Il .roogs
were on parade, Dash slipped out quietly to
McCabe's quarters, found the cloak aud PIT
off with it to bis masters room-but as he coa.5
not fold up the article, its length impeded RS
progress sufficentlyto draw the attention of tie
officers and men on parade, when Capt. Nc
Cabe was heard to remark in rather surly
tone: 'That poor d dog has more sens
than his master.-t0rder in the ranks J"
MARTIN SCoTr was native of Vermont, &
brave man, but self-opiriionated, and excessive
| ly ignoranti was killed at the battle of Che
pultepec, then with the rank of Lieut.. Colonel.
| In dogs guns and horses, he spent some of his
pay; but IN ali other matters he was penurious
in the extreme. He bought his servant, Jack,
of his master in Missouri By ace1ght; So lbs. at
/ So per U.-I'hs fact may astonish the SAINTS
of the North, but it is nevertheless true as H0ly
! Writ
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-07-21

egQuite anumber of the boys belonging to the
gallant 184th, returned on Wednesday last
We give them hearty welcome home.
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II is well known fact that every female in this
town, of the Copperhead persuasion, who was able,
trotted out her children in red, white and red -
aping after the Baltimore secesh who visited the
Springs.-Psdford TaquiTer.
What think you Of that, ladies of Bed
ford! Isn't it a brave fellow that attacks
women? yaricose veins and bleared eyes
don't interfere with him in this kind of war
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-07-21

srHon. ]. S. Black and family are at pres
ent staying at the Springs also Ex-Gov. Tod,
of Ohio. Visitors are still arriving in large
numbers.
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The Copperheads used to call the soldiers
"Lincoln's dogs and ''Lncoln's Pups."-Bea-
ford Inquirer.
No soldier was ever spoken i'll of by Demo
Gratis Men who disgraced their uniforms, by
committing robbery and murder, as, for instance
the men who shot Frederick Mock, were Justly
and not too severely denounced The Inquirer
falsifers expect to prejudice the soldiers against
the Democracy, by such wholesale lying as the
above. If the soldiers had no more sense than
these black hearted slanderers give them credit
for, the trick might be successful. But, our
soldiers are men of intelligence and cannot be
imposed upon by such chicanery as this. Sol
diers The Niggerheads think you ignorant and
soft enough to believe every lie they publish.
They Insult your manhood, your good sense and
intelligence, by asking you to believe their false
hoods Show them that you know them and
their tricks too well to be deceived by them.
Soldiers, remember, that the men who love
Won so now, voted en- 8a0Sse to put
you down to the level of the negro less than a
year ago.-Iaqamer.
One of the lies which the Black Copperheads
nt,,IUrrry tor sne 'ard6nufnent per-
mitting soldiers to vote. Pennsylvania gave
nearly 100, 900 majority. Does the Republican,
party have such majorities when the Democrats
vote Gen DlGsss' against it
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eEThe Inquirer skulks out Of direct
question we put to it, by saying that we
subscribed so to bounty fund for the
138th ?. v, and never paid it. We are
not in the habit of refusing to pay our hon
est debts. Could the senior editor of the
Inquirer say as much, before he made mon
ey out Of the blood of the soldiers? We
have paid every cent Of money we sub
scribed to carry on the War, which we were
called upon to pay; and, according TO om
means, we have given more for that pur-
pose than any other citizen of this borough
We viii enumerate: To the Bounty Fund
of 1864, we gave 500; To the service we
gave, representative recruit, for 3 years,
who cost us $3.50; to the bounty fund o.
1865, when we were not subject to ayqtt
and in order to help save the necks Of such
towards as the editors of the Laaquiyer, we
cave $40: In 1859 1rn 1so-.o>-+ srrsr1111zs N
all upwards of $1,000. To counterbalance
this, we never made any big fees off the
widows and orphans of soldiers. Now, le
the patriots of the Inquirer, give US
statement of the sums they have given t.
sustain the government. If they canno
show a more solid support of the army thar
mere blackguardism of Democrats, they
might as well hold their peace. The peo
pie are not as great fools as the asses 0
the InQMirer take them TO be.
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In BAD coMPANY.-The ten veterans who
got slightly mixed" and went to Copperhead
Hill on the 4th inst, &oc.-Bedford Iaqu'rer.
That is 'the ten veterans who got drunk, ;"
&c. Such is the treatment Democratic soldiers
receive-at the hands of the Niggerheads. Ac-
cording to their organ, those who are not
'skulkers," ''bounty jumpers, "deserters," and
.skedaddlers," get ''slightly mixed" in plain
words, get drunk. OF course, the votes ofsuch
soldiers are not wanted for Capt. Dickerhoof
and Capt. Weaverling.
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eEUpon the same principle which governed
DR.. Brown, the elder, of Jefferson College, when
he stripped off his coat and fiogged the sophom-
ore, saying, as he threw aside his garment, ''Lie
there, Divinity, till chastise rascatyl'' p we have
for the time being, thrown off the gloves Of edl-
toriaI midness, in order to tan the hides of a
batch of miscreants ordinarily beneath the no.
tice of a gentleman, but whose Offense to the
community became so rank that nothing short
of the toughest rebuke seemed adequate to the
abatement of the nuisance. We have done this
under protest, feeling that we were dealing with
set of contemplate blackguards, who have
no claim even to the scorn Of decent journal l.:
and we now give notice that, having shown up
their viiany, cOwardice and blackguardism, we
will hereafter leave them to wallow in the slough
of their own uncleanness, loathed and Stunned
by all decent men, too low, vile and grovehng to
be noticed, even in resentment.
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is the same internal fanaticism which burnt
at the stake, the women and children of
Salem; which roasted alive the Quakers of
Massachusetts,, and drove Roger Williams
into exile in Rhode Island; which, in 1872,
lifted up on the shores of Connecticut, the
blue lights of treason, to guide British ships
into United States ports; which during the
Mexican war, sympathized with the public
enemy and fain would have welcomed our
brave soldiers, with bloody hands to hos
pitable graves" To-day, as in all the past,
except when in the name of the Union it
could succeed in advancing its own fell pur-
poses, it is the enemy Of the Union. 1t is
the slanderer of the white defenders of the
Union. 1t is the tradueer of the glorious
dead whose graves from Gettysburg to the
Appomattox, are the sad but imperishable
bond Of reunion. 1t tears from the brow
Of the sick and suffering white hero the
laurel Of victory and twines it with the
wool Of the fat and sleek black man whose
campaigns begun and ended in forts cap
tured by the valor and the saerifcial blood
of those whom it despoils of their just re-
ward. Yet more than this. Hwould snatch
from the grasp of the nation, the fruits oi
the dearly purchased triumph of the Fed
eral arms. It lectures dhat tie Union shall
not be restored, except upon ITS oaon c0ndi-
tions; that no Southern State shaH be per-
mittsd to resume its .f~nctjons aoith5aa the
Union, at,azeas tie asegp0es ceith5p its limits
be giger tie right Of s9frage. Such is
this mischievous, turbulent, disintegrating
and rebe!lious spirit. Such is Black Cop
perheadism. May the curse of Cain rest
upon it,
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EyCoNvoCATIoN OF THE EPIsCoPAL CHURCH.
Several clergymen connected with the EpiS-
copal church in this and adjoining counties,
held a convocation in the Lutheran church here,
last week, which was kindly lent for the occa-
sion. The services were very interesting and
sermons were preached by the Rev. John
F. Esch of Paradise, Lancaster Co, Rev. J..
Newton Spear, of Altoona, and Rev. John Crom-
llsh of Columbia Episcopal services are being
held in the Lutheran church every Sunday at-
ternoon, at 4so'clock, and at the Springs every
Sunday morning and evening. Efforts are be-
ing made to erect an Episcopal church edifce
in this borough.
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eTThe organ of the Fourth-of-July-Sphtters
calls the citizens of the Western part of the
county, who attended the Celebration on Mann's
Hill, "Guup's GuerilIas." It does this, no
doubt, because George W. Gump, Esq, the
marshal of the Western delegation, is the faith
er of the lamented Lieut.. John A. Gump, of
the 18Th p. ", who lost his life in battle, to
save the heads of the despicable sneaks who
now sneer at the bereaved father. If the mem
ory yof the dead hero, who sleeps his last sleep
on the banks of the Juniata, be still respected
by his comrades of the 138th, the cowardly
defamers o: his sorrowing father can have no
friends among them. Never mind, blackguards
You will hear from ''Gump's GueriIlas" soon
enough
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III CUIu1OI LIIIh0S
One of the boys in blue, a true soldier,
who was nearly four years in the service, and
as brave man as ever carried musket, writes
Us the following letter. Just let the Niger
heads keep on lying little longer about Dem
ocrats, and the soldiers will attend TO the foul
mouthed wretches
Bloody Run, July II, 1865
Mr.. EDITOR -
You viii please give these few lines a
place in your loyal paper. What ] have to say
/ will say brief y 1t is in self-defonce against
the slanderous, viIlanous and black-hearted ly-
ing editors of the Bedford Inquirer. That black
sheet says that the soldiers who were on Mann's
Hill, on the 18th of July, were all ''Deserters, ("
"Skulkers'' and ''Bounty Jumpers" l will
speak for the officers and privates of the 55th
P. V. present ct that place and time, and in
their name fling back this unmtigated lie in
to the face of the men who printed it. Editors
of the Bedford Inquirer, you are a set of base,
lying niger tools, too cowardly to go to war
and too worthless to do any good at home
According to your paper "coPperheads' are bad
this time of the year, but you viii End them
worse in October. A'Better keep in out of the
draft" Yours Truly,
j. Fl. THOMPSON,
late of Co. D., 55th P. V.
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E8-The Republicans Of Crawford county
have taken open ground, in their county con-
3ention, in favor Of negro suffrage. The secret
Of this is that Crawford county gives them a.
bout 1900 majority and they imagine their tick
ct safe on this platform. They have done the
same thing in Allegheny CO., where they usual
iy have 6,000 majority. In these counties all
the soldier candidates for nomination were de-
feated. Negro suffrage and soldiers lfaye moth
ino in common.
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