Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-25

RoTwITHsTAgDRg the formidable opposition
Juarez has been reelected President Of
Mexico, that is. a majority Of stelectors'
favorable to him have been chosen He win
have many difficulties 10 surmount, however,
in giving stable government to the country
so many and turbulent are the elements sly.
ing round loose" The successes of the Re.
public do not appear to have cured the people
Of the old habit of uu,seiting whatever has the
promise Of stability.
In is thought probable that Congress, on
reassembling, will set itself at work on sub
jects of important legislation, and prominent
among these is the question Of the currency.
A proposition, it is understood will be urged
to furtner increase the currency by adding
fifty to hundred millions to the present vol
ume of nSiional bank notes, 10 supply an al
legged want in the South and Southwest, the
presen' bank note circulation emanating en-
tirely from banks in the North, and East and
West
Santa ANNA writes from his prison house
in Mexico to a relative on Staten Island that
he has no apprehensions for his life at the
hands ofhis countrYmen. He says he expects
they viii officially decree his bauishment from
Mexican soil, but be is pretty well assured
they win neither hurt hair of his head nor
deprive him of dollars worth of his pro-
perty. He thinks he will be able to reioin
his friends in the U nited States before Christ.
mas day. Santa Anna is much more hopeful
tn. fafa h.. IL IL
of his friends here.
MCCLELLAN TO RUy AGAIE.-The Wash
ington dispatch to the Tribune says: ''The
Democratic managers sent word some time
ago to Gen. Mcclellan to return home, the OBJ
ject for which he was sent to Europe by the
party having been accomplished. Accord
ingly he has, as already noticed, taken pas
sage in the Persia, aud will be home in time
for the campaign. He is TO be the nominee
Of the party for President, with another ex-
military man on the ticket, for Vice Presi-
dent. The slate is all fixed, and it is said
by those who ought TO know that there is lit
tie probability that anything will occur to
change it. Great reliance is placed upon the
new secret society the Sons of Jackson
which is being actively recruited in all parts of
the country, as an Offset to the Grand Army
of the Republic"
'WE MUsr Go AHEAD!''-In a speech de-
Iivered in Lancaster on the 9th Of Septem-
bsr, 1866, Hon. Thaddeus Stevens uttered
theEe noble words:
We must go ahead, aud though can do but
little, / shall do what cam and if, when
am dead, there sprouts any vigor from my
bones and my grave, to help posterity to pro-
claim the same doctrines of universal Liberty
and universal Suffrage, and universal Olsen
thralment from Kings, I shall be satisfied.
The goddess of Liberty is represented in an
cient statues as very nice little goddess,
but very small want her to grow-to put
on the habiliments of mature age-until she
can embrace within her folds every nation and
tribe, and every human being under Gods
canopy. | care not what you say of negro
equality care not what you say of radical
ism-these are my principles; and with the
help of God l shall die with them. ask no
epitaph-I shall have none-but / shall 20
with pure consciousness Of having tried to
serve the whole human race, and never hav-
ing injured human being