Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-07-20

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past, be was making magnificent prepara-
tons Tor his installationfn the see of York.
he was again arrested, and this time on the
charge of treason On his way I'd London,
TO be tried, he was seized with that illness
which Terminated his life AS lie entered
the monastery at Leicester, where he died,
he said, Father Abbot | am come to Law
my bones amongst you. And 40 it proved
Tor in three days his restless, active spirit
had passed aHay,--Bot without a strong
suspicion that he had taken poison to pre-
vent himself from falling into the hands of
those who had determined to accomplish
his ruin Shortls before his death he gave
utteranee to tSlese memorable words. HAD
i Br1 sERyEp NY t40D AS DILIGENTLY AS 4
HAVE sERF lid MY KING HE WOULD NOT
HAVE GIVEN ME- OVER IN Mf GREY HAIRS.
II has been said, s.The GIL that men do
lives after them. the good Is oft inferred
with their bones But iii the case of Car
dinal Wolsey, some Of the good has outliged
its author With all his faults he was a
mpnificent and consistent patron of learning.
To him Oxford is indebted for her Christ
Church College; at that time called the
Cardinals s. He also founded the school of
which we spoke just now, and which for
time was said to rival Elton and Winchester
The Latin rules were drawn up by Wolsey
himself, and are still preserved. Judging
BY the gateway, the building must have
been fine one inits day. --Eaglg Days
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/. JOHN MINOR BOTrS.
La the address he delivered at Baltimore
on the Fourth, did not endorse the Presi-
dent S Policy. He said.
In nay opinion the first duty of the
nent leading rebel in the South sustantane-
ously arrested Immense applause If.
/ had been in the exercise of that power Il
can only say what would haze done} /
would have had every prominent and lead
ing rebel In every State arrested. Great
applause. And l would have bad them
tried bgeourt martial Applause. And
would have had them convicted OF treason
enthusiastic applause, and condemned to
death under the Constitution and laws Of
the country Tremendous applause. And
if Mr. johnson had done this and had then
chosen TO pardon all, j should not have canl7
planned. If he had chosen to Danish all /
should not have gone into mourning.
Laughter aud appluse. IF he had chosen
to pardon all / should have been content
j have no personal feeling of animosity to-
ward these people. They are my fellow
eountrymen. They are my old political and
personal associates But / should have an
example made that would have been a lesson
to future ganerations-Ea applause for tins
perpetuity and safety of this great Republic
in The future, | might have niourned and
linight haze wept over the execution of
them as my former friends and associates s,
still / could not have helped exclaiming:
y Gu EaFe brought your fate upon yourself
arasS A 1
have not been one of those Id permit my
personal relations to Dc GnaTred by my politi-
cal feelings and have no feeling of personal
luminosity against one of them. But / say
that the Constitution should have been vim
dicated the law ought to have been vindIca-
ted and treason should have been made odi-
ons. tireat applause. | would have ta-
ken such a course, and would have had SIR.
johnson take such course as would have
deferred any future generation from attemp-
ting the same thing again
As to his own party afhjation for the tU-
ture be made this statement;
i am not to abandon those who agree
with me ON this great question of the Eesto-
ration of this Union because there are radi-
Gals in the party, and when, if | do not go
with them, / have to 60 into another party
where there is more radicalism and more
obnoxious radiealism, than / find in the
great Union party. OF all Tsdicaism that
which is most obnoxious TO nae is the radi-
calisrn of the Democracy. Applause
And will vote with any party, / do not
care who on what it is, to beat it down and
keep itdoEn. lGreat applause. Much as
suffered, and much as we all suffered In this
war, | would 50 help me God ten times over
90 through another rebellion than 10 see
a.. 4 IL,
carried on by the United States the hundreds
of Thousands Of lives that have beer lost,
and the millions and tens of millions IF
money that has been expended all 20 for
nothing to restore that party who are alone
responsible for all this. Immense APP
piaus7. Get up another party! There can
be but TWO parties IN this Union and one is
Ia loyal party and the other is a disl6yal
party Great applause Hewho does
not vote with the loyal party must vote
with the dislnyal ard vote to bring che
Rebels and Copperheads into power again.
IApplause / know what the object of
this party is, for they attempted to initiate
me into it,. What party do yeu propose
to raise, | inquired, to bring up the old
Democratic party. the Rebels and Copper
heads into power agaiu?' "Oh, no, not at
all; not all what do you mean to do2
Out Of what element do you propose to raise
this party? Why the old fashioned
Jackson Democracy. The old fashioned
jackson Democracy Why, | have heard
that much haokneyed phrase of playing the
play of Hamlet With the part of Hamlet left
out but if eyer il vas aptly applied it is
when you propose to raise a Democratic
party and leave all the Democratic party
out, Aud If you leave out the Rebels of
the South and the Gopperheadsefthe North
She rotundo Of the Capitol viii hold them
alt three times over If you donot vote
with the loyal party you are obliged to vote
10 bring that disloyai party back into power
and / am opposed to all parties and to all
measures that ate calculated to bring about
such an end.
6I gANNoT. SIR. IA young nan--we
will cali him Honest Franl1-who loved
truth was d clerk in the Office of some rich
merchants. One day a Letter came recalling
an order for goods which had been received
the day before One of the merchants
handed ietD Honest Frank, and, with a
nefsuasise smile, said
Frank reply 60 this ante. Say The
goods were shipped before hereceIpts of the
letter eoHntefi,alding the order.
Frank locked into his employers face with
4 sad but firm glance apdTeplied. -