The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-09-07


that HON. f. NJ. KIMNIELL will ad-
dress the people at the Court House, on
Wednesday night. The resolutions a.
dopted are as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t is the privilegeas well
as the duty Of the people to make /
known to their agents in public office,
their will in regard to the issues before /
the country, and the principles and
policy which should govern those a /
gents in the exercise OF their official 4
functions, and WHEREAS the present Is q
especially time in which the position i
of public affairs demands the ANXIOUS
and patriotic attention of all gooa citl- /
Zons, therefore,
ReS0lUed, That we regard with great 4
alarm the efforts of those men who are I
striving TO keep up the sectional teud |
which 50 lately eliminated IN civil /
war, by refusing to permit the restora- /
ti0u of the Union, and defeating the
cOnsummatiou for which so much 4
blood was shed and 50 great treasure
| expended.
/ ResoIred. That we believe now, as
/ we have always maintained, that the
/ Union consists of dlt the States, and not
! of any part of them, and we recognize
/ no tlag as ours save that on whose tOidS
the stripes are illumin,d by IHrty-5Lc
/ Stars: unmutilated by the hand OF
! Southern secession and unmarried by
| the heel Of Northern DlSunl0n.
Rey0iccd, That we deplore the con-
/ tinued agitation of the Negro question:,
50 fruitful ofevii iii the past, and 50
portcntOus OF troubIein the future; and
we hoId the Disunion party IN Con
greos, led by Sumner in the senate and
stevens in the House, responsible for
Whatever difficulties may result from
that agitation hereafter.
ReSOred, That we are for the tChote
Union, a5 our fathers established 1t, Dis
! our soldiers fought for 1t, and as the
patriot Andrew johnson is now striV-
ing torestore it, and we hold all men
20 be enemies OF the UniOnand traitors
TO the Government, who believe IN q
discovered country and muulated
flag: a country such as IhadueuS ste
veus and the Radicals in Congress
would make Tor Ii tctih ten Suites St'tcE-
en- from t,ie Jaj0R, flag tcHh ten S.dfS
0lOtied ont Of Lhe constellation.
HeSOlrcd, That the uninterrupted and
persistent legislation by Congress, IN
= behalf Of the negro, To the neglect OF
the interests of The white people, ana
, especially of the soldiers OF the cOah-
Try, il an outrage 70 be tolerated only
Dv The lunatics who would reverse the
= laws of Nature and Of God, by mixing
:, the races and making white black ana
black White.
RexOlred, That we recognize in Ifcs-
.f demo-
cratic party OF Pennsylvania for Cover
, nor, gentleman who POSSESSES All the
}. qualities which could be desired in Il
candidate for the GubernatOrial office.
Ills honesty and capability are fully
:, av0ucheG by the testimony Of the lead
ing presses which oppose him on poilt-
icai grounds, whilst in the rank OF the
{, Democracy his talents and worth are
T universally acknowledged and respect
ed, facts that render morally certain
u niS triumphant election.
Res0ired, That in the Democratic
nominations for the several district Of
/ ices we recognize gentlemen worthy U1
n thecOrdiaI support ofail National Union
men and We recommend them to the
: people Of their respective districts with
the assurance that Bedford county VIII
, | gave them a most overwhelming en-
- dOrsement at the polls.
d ResOired, That a. to the past, we art
ana mat we recognize aS the grCat o.
D. vershadOWing issue of the present day
the reSi0ruti0,i of. the Union as 0guijiS
- the continuance Of Dissolution by the
y Vaccinations Of the Radical leaders in
Il the present Congress, and We invite al
men, without regard to previous potit
) lcal predictions, to unite with us IL
NJ favor OF HeSfOrUfjOH and against DsSyO-
dfiOa.
j. RcS0ired, That we endorse the Plat
n form and Address of the great Nation.
al Union Convention which assembled
le in Philadelphia, on the 18th Of August
~ last, and that we especially commend
its re-annOuncement to the American
Z, People the deathless doctrine OF the
> Declaration OF independence, that Tax
alton without Representation Is Tyr
al n.y."
d ReSoyred, That we most heartily sus.
Y tain President johnson in his noble eff
forts to restore the Union, and return
r our heartfelt thanks to Hon. Edgar
= COwan for his gallant championship Of
the Right in his place in the Senate o1
r. the United States.
: RcsJircd, That we call upon the peo-
st tive District to elect the Democratic
o nominees for Senator and Representa-
tive, it being acknowledged by the RE
. publican" presses that the 'Republic-
70 an" Senator and Representatives sold
the people in the last Legislature on
3 the Railroad question.
+ Res0lred, That we will go to work
and labor from this day forward until
y the second Tuesday of October, with
h out one backward look, without one
Iaggard step, but animated by one glo-
l. r.ouo common purpose and nerved by
p, the conviction that we are right, To
bring victory to that untaruished flag
q WiIIch symboliZc5 Constitutional Lib
II erty, which is Tie emblem of an un-
y broken Union, and which bears upon
" ita folds for every Stale q star.
Il -
/ GEARY commanded one of the di-