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A nEmoCRArIc RE.oRn.

The following condensed statement of
John Morrissey' S court experience explains
the secret of his great popularity with the
party:
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dent in mis- experiments de clared its adoption
she qtta A9a to their re admission ard res
toration, bat this is neither more nor less
than ever. territory asking admission as a
State is reqHged to do, and the Presidents s
action, (outs5sIe OF his own individual opin-
ion, which is e no accounrin the premises,
for it Is mattsr Of legislation and not Of
executive opinioal, may with as much pro-
priety be declared a practical demonstration
of their territoriaf status, as an acknowl-
ment of their gifts as states. As terrific
ries. the Presideat under the direction Of
Congress might have bed right to dictate,
IN general terms, khe ch aracter Of their legis-
lation, but as stasps, mother Congress nor
the President has the least semhlance cf
night to meddle with their constitutions.
That self preservation is the first law Of
nature applies to nations as well as men. If
we acknowledge that the loyal States of
themselves have no right to enact laws,
amend the Constitution to suit the exigen-
eies Of the times, and carry on the govern
mepe without the consent Of the rebel
States. then every act Of Congress since
1860, including the amendment, is void and
Of no eifect-slayery is not abolishe3-every
dollar Of cur national currency is worthless
and Illegal and the United States Bonds
held by our people, are not worth the paper
they are printed upon. Ii this theory is to
be adopted and carried out. then Congress Is
illegal-Andrew johnson Is not President
we are without a government, instead of
being victors we are tins. vanquishcd, our
government being destroyed, the whole
civilized world has been egregiously fooled
and the SoutberH Confederacy is a success
instead Of a failure and JEFF. Davis ought to
occupy the Presidential chair instead Of
Andy johnson. The utter absurdity ofthis
copperhead theory Is 200 palpablc to deceive
any one not entirely devoid of common
sense. He who cannot see It's impractical
bility and absurdity is open to conviction
only by means of the knock down argument
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A Minister in DinicuItses

For, some time past Mr.. Wasbburue
United states Minister 20 Paraguay. has
been attempting to get TO his objective poipt
winch Is Assumption, the capital Of that Re-
Puoile. The Allies operating against the
Paragqayan army, have objected TO his going
on, and he has laid idly by, waiting the slow
progress OF events before Huamaita It IS
now sad that he has found means of get.
ting iorWard, and that the United States
gun boat Stanohia win take him. Bnf as
9he river Is filled with torpedoes, this will
be very dangerous experiment. and ID NAV
end the mission Of Minister Washburne yery
summary 1t is to be hoped that he viii
succeed, and 60 through safely, but when
we consider the danger, aud estimate of how
httle Importance his success will be ia our
interests, we cannot but think that he is as
suming a great risk for a very small benefit
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pLANK DEEDS FOR SALE CHEAP at the
DINQUIRER OFFICE.
Nev. 2, 1866
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with ali
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Diseases Of the skin are numerous and with but
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Under this head may be cIasscd-
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Aotels.


DEDFORD HOTEL.-The un-
} dersigned having taken charge of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly Kept by Col. John Hafer, an
nounces to the public that he win be able to af-
ford the best accommodations, both to the travel
ing public and home custom. The house Will be
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all His stable is one Of the best in Bedford and
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nHE MENGEL HOUSE,

.Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
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All are invited to give him cali
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