The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-22
the heel of Northern Disunion.

/ so frultful OF evil III the past, ana so
pOrtentouS of troublein the future; and
/ we hold the Disunion party in Con-
/ gresS, led by Sumner in the Senate and
( Stevens in the House, responsible for
whatever difficulties may result from
! that agitation hereafter.
/ ReSOtUed, That we are for the lchOte
] Union, as our fathers established it, as
our soldiers fought for it, and as the
patriot Andrew Johnson is now. striV-
ing to restore it, and we hold all men
! to be enemies of the Union and traitors
to the Government, who believe in
discovered country and mutilated
flag; a country such as Thaddeus Ste
/ vens and the radicals in Congress would
make for us, lcHh eiece1 States stricken
from the Union, a flag 'Cith eleren Stars
I 5t0tted ont OFT the constellation.
! ReSOiced, That theuninterrupted and
persistent legislation by Congress, in
behalf of the negrY, to the neglect Of
the interests ofthe White people, and es-
pecially Of the soldi3rs Of the country,
is ali outrage to be tolerated only by
the lunatics who would reverse the
laws of Nature anC Of God, by mixing
the races and making white black and
black white.
ReSOiCed, That W. recognize III HES
ter Clynler, the nominee OF the Demo
cratic party Of Penylvania for Cover
nor. a gentleman Wlo POSSESSES all the
qualities which c0lld be desired in
candidate for the GIbernatOrial office.
ills honesty and Cpability are fully
avOucled by the testimony OF the lead
ing presses which oppose him on poiit-
zeal grounds. Whjlstin the ranks OF the
Democracy his talents and worth are
universally acknowledged and respect
ed, facts that render morally certain
his triumphant election.
/ ReS0iy'ed, That astO al differences a
mong Democrats il the past, we are
willing "to let byg)nes be bygones," "
and that we recognize a the great over
shadoWing issue 0. the present Gay,
+ tie restoration Of the Union as against
( the continuance Of Dissolution by the
vaccinations Of The Radical leaders in
/ the present Congress, and we invite all
/ men, without regard to previous pollt-
/ zeal predictions, TO unite with us IN
favor of Restoration and against Dj&SO-
( iHtiOa, and a. an earnest OF our lnlen-
/ tiousin this regard we present to the
people Of this Congressional district, as
our choice for Congress, our present
worthy and efficien. member, Hon. y.
II. CotlrOth.
ReSJiced, That believing Bedford
County entitled to he nomination for
State Senator, she having yielded her
claims to that nom nation three years
ago, and having last year yielded to
Somerset and Fulton the candidates
for Legislature, We present AZ our u
unanimous choice f0r that position, Hon.
3. +. Meyers and hereby authorize
him tOappOint his own Conierees.
ReS0lred, That We call upon the peo-
pie OF this Senatorial and Representa-
tive District to elect the Democratic
nominees for Senator and Representa-
tive, it being acknowledged by the
Republican" presses that the "Repub-
iic8n" Senator and Representatives
sold the people III the last Legislature
on the Railroad question.
RgsOired, That John p. Reed, Esq,
VIM. Keyser and L. y. Fyan be and
they are hereby appointed conterees to
meet cOnferees from the other counties
in this Congressional district to nomI-
natea candidate1Or Congress.
Res0tred. That Maj. l.. Talioterro,
John Sill and John W. CriSnlan be and
are hereby appointed conferees to meet
cOnferees from the other counties in
this Representative district, to nomi-
nate candidates for Representative.
Resoired, That the Democratic toun-
ty COmmitte be and they are hereby
authorized TO revise TnG rules of the
I Democratic party of Bedford County,
and that the Committee be required TO
report 10 the next annual meeting Of
tine Democracy in February, 1867.
Rc<0ired. That the following persons
be appointed County Committee for
the ensuing year.
}. W. DICKERSON, Chairman,
/ Bedford Borough.
Bedford Tp.-OWen McGirr.
Broad Top-M, \. Hunter.
Bloody Run-Simon States.
COlerain-G. ". Cessna.
Cumberland NalIey-D. Il. Ander-
son.
Harrison-Cf. W. Horn.
Hopewcll-J. 3. FIuck.
Juniata-Fredcrick HiIlegas.
Libcrty-Isaac kenSinger.
neutrality-suspicious. Miller.
Napier. }. Sill.
Providence Iast-CadWalader EVans.
Providence West-A. j. Morgart.
ScheIIsburg-Jeremiah Black.
Snake Spring.. &. Hartley.
st. CIair-SamueI BecEley.
Southampt0n-Wm Adams, Esq.
Union-Michacl Vert.
I Woodberry Soath-J. l. Noble.
Woodberry Middic-Daniei Barley.
SaXt0n B0rough-C. FaXon.
/ Coat Dale Borough. \. Pearson.
1Ionroc-IIenry Milestone.
During thesession ofthe Convention,
the proceedings We're eniivened with
music most eloquentIy discoursed by
the Bedford Democratic Brass Band.
On motion the Convention adjourned
sine die. JAMES BURNS, PreSt.
j. II. HUTTON,
VI. \. HUNTER, Secretaries.
DANIEL FLETCHER,
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