The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-24
THE HEROES AND STATESMEN OF THE
COUNTRY DECLARE THAT The Pc
LsTlCkL G1MPiExI0N OF con-
GRESS MUST BE CHANGED.
man.
SENATOR DOGLETFLE Permanent Pres
iGCnf.
VSB0VNDE0 ENgEEE&HAS AND
PERFECT HARMONY.

called IN order hv Post Master General
wv ~, ,,-,.4.,.. ,,.l,.,, r,,.,.
a. " = AN''i1''''I' i'o'9s5'' '''eo w. -
sent from every State ana territory III
the Union. The best men of all par
tio. ,,,ara nra-ant nannhIirans and
"a, "a -, o,,,,
Du'ii'll '''7 7"' 7l''O ~ -,
CHS. Northern war men ana 0ou'ileIh
war men met and shook hands in token
,r,.n-union NIaayaabneatts and SCnth
=, -. "a ,. 4i,,.
NaIo'lH" C'aSPed H1'hN9' "ilN 60 '''~
band struck UP the AIR OF Aud Lang
S,ne - rnanva ,uaDlv heart was touch
oI a,d ,,,o,[.o, o,.o eiind with tears
d., -,,'.,
JOY 'l''U 'i'e liie'I''7'llP VI 'i'0 p'.7'
was about to be restored, never again
10 he broken.
PUIT.,DFF.ATTrA. Au~. .15.-Thc Con
vpnfion was org2nfzod Yesterday bv
tho tn,,,naror,- selection or Gen. Dix y.
prnlidnat ftnr the delivery Of hi.
a,,(,,ir,,+ .,ll,Ira.s o1d i, ,,ra,,nr hv Rev
1Ir 1Iibonourb. ronmittGes on ere
dcntials and organization were APP
Doiufed. and tbe Convention adjourn
Ell tn meet at noon to-dav-l5. Hon.
q !, Vajlandjnham. Ge0rge Francis
Train and II. Ci3y Dean sent i'm letters
Of withdrawal as delegates, in order to
promote harmony. The Philadelphia
L3q,fiyey riyeS the following Incidents:
Afaouartcr of twelve O'Clock the band
struci m the "Star Span~led Banner"
followed bv the Flag Of oar Union
f1revpru and few minutes before
tu,e|va senator owen Senator Doolit-
tIa Gr,jIn II F3rnwnino Gecrefary Of
thn Interior. 4 " Randall. 10.
p,stoa.fnr General and Chairman OF
tha Evnnntivo Committee. Hon Mont
,.l.,,.,. 8l.,i, A.. {-a1,InlI ond of1nr
- I'l l;.,,-nr ~ NoIioHaI i-inn
n,t'a,,t;'', ~ 7@'i!-nl M t5n min aisIa
III -. - ~ a., ',,',I-l
- ,,I,tr',,,,
P'@i,ortii ShorrI,. ,rto, +hasa gaptIaman wore
s,atrJ ,,I,,aI ...a,,a tool, nIana the
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~ VI . =" -. 49, l',. ~ tbn sia,.a,.,
l,,-o+;n,, ,'',l ',, rpba ITn, w R"ndaij
i1'r,,S,.d ai,,1,n,,,aad 40. +bn dalngatn. from,
IF - T-rf,,
S'Io2o 1M" ultlt' ',, ~ - lonIb " Carni1n
v."IlJ ln.o,. tina Lri1Iino arm IN arm
M" 3,''l "to"+ - ,,,,l ' aJ"afria3I iTba dole
re,fo- ro.a' +o thniT fart and sant forth
chenrs mon cheers. n3kinrth welkfn
rino with their huzZas.
Thn dnIag,tas olIudad tn entered and
,parnbad nm IN arm mn the eastern
80. nrt,a yt-ir,,,,S,,, Tha south CARO-
I;,,, ,}l,1,r.,+;,, ,,,.,. haadnd NV E,ovn,.-
NO.. ,,'',' 0ra and tha \TassS. husr.fts
n9rty. ,,9r ~, Con CnTrb Amid fhr moSf
+,,o,,., n,,,,,,,,,a 4hn-n ,rnn+In,,nn
tool, fha;r searL me hand then struck
nm a national air which was greeted
With arnat aonlausc, after which the
air so popular with the rebels during
/. the war "DjXie." was performed, i,
when thp entire DELEGATION vociferous-
Iv aoDlaaded. General Custer led the
annIar,a when ..Tyie'' wa, nIavcd.-
MIR. Holm Horan. of Missouri. then
rose. and in -tCntoriap tones proposed
three cheers for The thirty-.iX United
Statp= which were UivqD with cOnsid-
arHhla ,-,n, Inna deinoatn then nro-
no~rI three cheers for President John
SON wLjch we're met with a rather
sniri.nl rrsnonsn ar1 those wore fol-
la,rad hz, tb5raa cheers fnr tbr Irnjon.
anI ar.n three cheers for the Red,
W-hi-nypd Niue.
When the name of General John 4.
Div of Nov Work, was propo-pd ~
+nr,nor,r,- chairman thn l5fo rehri
General ,;nfnl- fravInr, rose and pyo-
,,-nd tbral. ..Sears for hin. which we're
%iven WIN cnnliJrrah;a zrsf
trnnIoliInra+fnn. nr fhn Convention
wore ona3ad IVA .nanrb from General
n;T ofrnr he G,..unied fhe choir The