The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-04

iasJ' 8oth uIt' The court room was
filed with sterling Democrats and 9th
er friends Of the Union who had gath
ered Tor the purpose OF eA pressing 'heif
attachment to the principles of conSa-
tutionaI liberty. The meeting was ioH
OF enthusiasm and passed on IN a man
ner agreeable % all. josiah MIL
LEX Esq, oi Londonderry an ola
jackson veteran was called 10 the cn'iF'
The following named gentlemen We're
appointed Vice Presidents: Michael
Reed, fs2., j. l. Dephart' WIN. f's-
ter, 9aiHuel SENDER Esq'' @>'''H <'a'H-
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HON. d AeDoN Fill 9ii->l's IL,
oi NAahi"FFsot'fg' W"s men il'.''" s'ee'
70 'i'e rie'siil2' VINO "eiiFe''" '''7 %
the mos. iosic'i an" 'nee'l|' ~2"5shes
we nave ever iistehe" TO- ME- sharpe
IsonT "i the apLe55 lawyers III Ih.-~'}te'
and Is a. successful on the stump IS
he isat the bar. He was followed by
JUDGE kIMMELL., in "a speech Of
great power. TheJudge.s keen anaIy-
SIS laid open the very marrow Of the
Radicals and we venture to say that
few who listened toit, failed to perceive
the Inconsistency and hypocrisy of the
men who un er the gor5 Of altra-Un-
ionism, are now the only Di-uuionists
in the country. COLI PHILIP R0-
NAN. Of Cumberland, Md, was also
called upon the stand and addressed
the audience in a speech or great elo-
quence and abounding in happy hu-
r,oro,. hin. He sai9 ,ufto .., ,.har,,o
had come over spirit OF the dreams By
of tI,a reogfa Of EIarvIard vha,-eor,ld
once more speak theH sentiments "s
frarmnn. The naptiua y3s further ,a-
ol's'9'' ~ D. -'lVS ei9 anu ~ - '9.i..i-
non. The speakers were frequently in
+.r,.r,,to3 ,,it,, ..hoo.. nod -l,..-,,,..-,.,.
up
rOaCiDuS demonstration Of applause.
Mr. Shanro,, a+ tho ooncJ,.iov, oc t.f-
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remarks, read q series of resolutions a.
g,,.t..y NJ ID, rolYacr, ,,-a.-i,,,. ,......-..r,.
held in Brooklyn, \. Y, which We're
a.,tb,,aiaa+icaIl,- o,do,..ad b,.+l-o.,.,,.,+
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ing. |oilh u. fl7uef, L-4.1 then read
ia. s,I;ovinep rasoIutior- ,vbicb ,rera
unanimously adopted, "lter Wnicn the
tnaatino. adf4urnad with threa cbaars
for tiymer, Johnson and the Union.
WHEREAS. + j. he oriyiIeoe. as we'll
q. fba duty. Of the neonIe H. maza
l-no9yu tn their ananf. n, r,irFfic o+rir..
.hnir win In rarard 10 he i-.un. before
e5a l.r,7n+y,. a,,G tha n,.i,1,.;r,I.- n MI
lev wb;nh sbonId Ca,.ar-, tbc-a a|rll.,,t.,
IN fba nrarni.n Of a. n4g4.;,i -.
+:nnt and ,r5o..oas +In ,,ra5n'4 !. -.
cfaIIT time in which 'fEa nn-tnrl.- ri.
nnhiic asf3ir. demands fhaa6violt. and
,a+riofic attention of ali good citizen.
tharofora
6s,ojrn5 rFh,+ w. -ar-n.,l ,,-.tt, c,.,,4
,1ar1,, IN aflnrf- nf tbnzG Non :, -
oress who are ,frivin.r so j-aar, nm he
SECTIONAL f,nd which - Iafe!v rplmina-
ted in civil war nv rpfi3sinoS m nernIi+
I tbo ra.+or,tio, ~ "A. E-rio, nj IL
faat;no the consunon,atfon fn,, ;, y,birh W
much blood wa. She'd ana .a orsa+
+re9s,,re aynpnded
PosoI.ad That we baliavn noo- o.. .,-a
bava aI,,.avs n,ain+aiuad rbat ~. =
MON consists of f6jLtlt-s;s. .SJl,jes and ,.o
recor,nige ,,o foo, a. or,,,. s.,.a ,bot ~,
whose foIJ. The strines arc i1lnn;oad
/ hv fbjy,ty-sjr yfo,e: unmnrilafrT nv tbe
hand If southern Secession and mn
n1orrnd h, tbp heel of EorfhDrn I,t.r,-
/ MON
/ PesoT,.o6 Tbot we danIora +ha .or-in-
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