The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18
A Soldiers .Qninion


The editor of the Fremont (O.) Ne4sengsy +.
a returned soldier. lie uses up the stay.at
home Abolitionists of Ohlo in the following
trenchant style, which is quite applicable to some
Of the blackies in this neighborhoo1
A poor deluded cuss who edits TIE C8ck.
nile Uaion says that we are a "e0ntemIaible
hound !" What for Because we intend to
strike hard and heavy against Brigidiar irin-
die Cox! 1t seems as if Abolition editors stiD
think they command here, +" and that 10 every
Democratic soldier who comes home III tIjuuDh
from the wars, all they have to cay 70 hin Is 4.
-sCome here, you pretty little soldier 10 due
how kind you were to fight and let me siay AZ
home and call your Democratic tathers ana
brothers d----d Copperheads, tra,t1-s So.
cessionists and butternuts, and endeavor 70 -,
them hung Come, now, brave boys in blue
come up and vote for Cox, Oberlin, nigger and
all p That's played out, and hcund or no
hound, NJ. Curctepais Ualon, and all others, we
sny to you that your contemptible hypocrisy Is
understood For four long years you have b-en
howllpg your patriotism you have rao aal
canted. but who ever heard Of you -5.u. ar
front! There was the place to make Il 1ls a~,.
tensions good. You never done 1t, 5u5 wl.as,.
er battle scqs won by Democrats and nua.
lieans in the field, you would gather on t4e 5.g-
| ners and with windy gusty tell what ING
then 60 in, might and main. chris.iaa Jr
sinner, preacher or layman, and damn the D5n-
ocra;s You all know that this IS true, as
wei! as you all know that you are II SGT OF mis-
erable towards and The CiJcIepiHe Union nan
will outrank yUn Ill.
We know Cox too Wei 50 endorse a.-1 =
side we are a Democrat and hAva 10 10 If
supporting anything but Democratic pr.ac,. =
We know that Cox IS III favar o Nero #.
| Grage and set Is too cowsrdiy to answer i ,i.
diers letter and acknowledge Il We k,s,
that Cox as a General was Il popl4jag, a. Il
not a real coward, remarkable tnl6 ma ia
The vicinity u! guupowder-it didn't agree with
| his nerves Ask The dead men at Cross Lanes,
/ lg5o sent Tyler there with handful Of men.
! beyond support, against five thousand rel-!s,
! and could taev speak they W0u4 lei. y0l ;uat
| Cox did il because ''he wanted 10 see whether
/ Tvler ygas coward or not J" What n harm
/ less experiment Hho was the laggard n Sea.
revq The sylers who were :he-a viii teIl
you. We know tie once left the gallaa. 2sI,
f. Col Hayes, to ga ont Of a perio15 s.la.la
I
! 10 thanks to Cox we know that IL zvss Il. il
/ Of Humphrey Marshall we kHov -g.as .ls
battle Of South Mountain, where ,ag Regiment:
who were under Cox N West FIgrglz w-a
such a glorious record whs0 Id Seaman
marched his raca or their haUI5 .al sg.ss on
a charge up a hill and routed .as aEs&sy 20.
Bullets few thic!: and fast among .as toys Of
West Virginia, bal we DO not recoil@-- t1at Cox
vas hit-guup9w12c smoke huag heavy there
No officer 10 the aring, uIi3s8 il vas the sc0un-
drel Hunter, was less beloved by the men un-
der him thaa Cox. a fanatic in politics, an
aristocrat in feeling, withogt military knowI-
edge, he struted about Ike a p5at2ck l2asr
fall spread Of tail in the sunshine
Tie Government Negro Boarding -E3-sg.
y Newport News corrasponden, - rEs 4sl-
, timore GGsstta says
s'The blacks geem to hare entire poss-Ss.5a
I Of Hampton and vicinity. In the immediate
neighborhood there are some fifteen thousand,
| to the most of whom the Government is issu.
| ing rations, the issue increasing daily, as the
negroes come down the Peninsula and loc8te
hereabout. There are said to be in the three
counties of Elizabeth City, York and Warwick,
j forty thousand blacks, but few of them have
any visible means of money getting, although
they seem to be we'll supplied with grsenbacks
! Many people feel great uneasiness, fearing an
instruction among them. Around Hampton
such thing is hardly to be feared, for suf-
fcient military force from Fortress Monroe could
be on the spot at half an hour. Indeed, things
are in very unsettled state hereabou,s, and
| from appearances promise 10 remain so for
some time"
The Government negro boarding house is
| getting to be immense It bids fair soon to take
in all the negroes of the South. All that IS nee
essary- 10 get board and lodging from the Gov
ernment is to have black face. The expense
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