The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

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tuoh army are putting on record their
views .urelat5a1 81, tf,o mean, necessary
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and pointed tebaaa administered by
Genera Ctrut 10 the l1ad,alls III Gin
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who, Il, aii part q thecoui.ry, are dc
n0@ucjn% tH mad attempts Of the dis
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now @id tle @haJtGciI%1ai otohtiaah
to the supporters Of -ach q wise. ha-
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/ following speech was recently delivered
/ by that gallant officer in Memphis:
| }gRfEXp. AND FErIoW-cot-NrKy
| uFy. Vou haye bnlore Won. moi a par-
| 4isan cr r,oIit;rion hu+ a SimnIa citizen
| Cfthn hn,ro,yarY,llaI,3 NJ thn Trnitnd Stale.
/ I-no,,inor M Enrth no Soutb no EAST
M Wasf The war in which fhepeouIe
! If tbis orraa nst of All orpat countries has
! hnnn a,T,r.,ecnlI dnrinr Tho ir,st n,entfnI
vears sGnGIn1 fhp issues unon which
! fhis war wa. based nave been settled.
| IF thern /. ANYTHING 30 forgive. let it be
/ forgiven; iftliere is anything to be for
| cot, let it be forgotten. Let us.alI rec
! 0llcct that we have but one country and
one Iao.
The object for which Won are aIl AS
senhIed Iopether here t0-Bight is, as |
| understand il. reconstruction and reun-
/ ion: but let us all remember that recon-
struction must be based upon reconcile
alton. Y0u NAV force a separated man
and wife 10 live in the same house,
! lodge IN tnv same room, but they Will
never be- reunited as man and wife un-
| ii! thrY UIve first become recOnciIed.
-ay, tla war j. ended ~ we were
eucmir- in war, let Us again be friends,
an IN ibis sentiment / Know that no
one vii i0in me more heartily than the
gallant and distinguished President Of
/ this assembly.
| The bravery that was displayed dur
! ing the past by each one engaged in the
war, let it be the pride and common
! pr0pcrtv ofall. We soldiers who did
! the fighting are rec0nciled and want
peace and harmony, and we call upon
/ - y. I -" - = E II. III .,
id ~ ~. I,',y9t it '',-, ,"nr nan, ,nd t%nCcua
preachers Of he Gospel, whose solemn
obligation it IS to preach peace and
good will, we ask your prayers and IN
EocatoIS' anu i[on you Pollliel,'ia n .a,, Mr
wranal;no and allow The rood work to
90 on. unit! your object is attained.
And YOU. fair maidens and noble
matr0nS. who. during the fighting,
cheared ilswith voursmiles. and fright
cncd Us with vour frowns. lend us the
notencv ofvoUr power III the accom-
Dlishment of a work so laudaUlg and SO
noble.
Asian nOtan applicant fOryOur sutf-
races. nor ever cynect to ba. nor ever
cast a vote for President in my life,
YOU will not expect me 20 dcti7e my
Do-itton: but this much WI! I say: |
have been 2 member ola club .8r pear
quarter Ola century, and which Ws-s
Organized three quarters Of a century
AGO. 2- -therurSI-tuti4u Of that club,
its President rs elected every f0dT years.
Its frs. President v-a-Gg0rEe Wishing
ton. it., present President Is Andrew
Johnson, whom the people ca.i "our
Andy"
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l;i@oi"tiaN- 5'i'"-'-~ ttD TO -iiA
" pBE-i"aET.-Ehe soldiers to2Tgn-
.t.91. hugEaa The 18th inst. at Co:uH-
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JiiIt oi '.i!o' P,'','i /" 7,'->' vi L'7''''
lions, a. follows:
p. That W. hold the Union Of these
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a- before the rebellion, and that, III the
words Of Andrew Johnson, Loyal
men from the Southern States should
be at once admitted to seats in the Con-
gre,s of the United States; that the
negro did not save the Union, but 1t
was saved bvWhite soldiers and sailors
for white men; that the constitutional
amendment. having for its object the
DEGRADATION Of the white, to The level
Of fhe blacks. meets our hearty c0u-
dnrnnation that the action OF Con-
grns5 in relation TO the elualiZation of
borntips has been from the beginning
Of lost session mean and tricky, and
each soldier and sailor should by his
vote show the Ohio delegation that we
know how ia condemn: and that we
nnnr6vp of the principIcs of the Phil
adalnhi, plaif6rn Of AuriI5f If. and
fba rnst0ro+inn noiirv or Andrew Iohn-