Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19

The Republican State Congention, Of Ne" /
York. before adjournment, adopted resolu'
tions ipstracting the delegates al large 10 sup
roTt Al amendment TO the constitution, gF
ing suffrage to coiored citizens.
Brps we're opened on Monday last for the
twenty-three millions Of dollars State loan;
About ons million at five per eens. vas oll
far al par. and about thirty-one mhhohs a.
six per cent. were bid for from par 70 III
cons rremiurn. The bids exceed the
srnonnt wanted bv abou' eight millions Of dol
lars. Drexel & Co, Jay Cooke d CO.. aau
Clark & Co. get about sixteen millions a.
premium ranging 7fOm l.ZO 10 10 per ee'ih'
rrcrSr Washington dispatch says !
The registration in ihe first three wards 4
shows Two thousand six hundred and seven
whites aud three thousand FIVE hundred ana /
| seventy-efght colored voters. Many Nbltes' /
| IN addition 10 those distranchised on account /
| Of their treason refuse to register; ana wa
| lose their votes. Of the white vote abogt lh4I-
! ty per cent viii be Republican and vote
| with colored men, thus securing an o's'
4 whelming majority where one year ago ~
/ Republican tickets were N the held.
TELEGRAM from Richmond, Va; an, =,
noupceg the death in that city OF 0eorsS ~
/ Paodolnb. ex-Confederate Secretary OF var;
1 tiF. hGLQOlIA hdS ~ A4A--@ ."
bv profession lawyer. He was an oflgi'ia1
SefessioDigt. and at the outbreak ct war ne hl,e3
raised an artillery conpgny, and by ms sAlA
and gallantry, soon reached the ranh o. DIiea' d
.f1aDersI jefferson Davis called him n
IN his Cabinet In 1862. His administration O
! the War Once was short, ulheIehSe -
Davis resulting in o reslgnAtioa' Il
T4rp Richmond Times, after allpding 2 ne n
: Copperhead Rejoicing ct the No[ln Vssl n ii
. 1 - "a the feilDWEUG GN-
5 vice TO It's readers The people ol SH1
! South would act unwisely, We think; Il they
were TO jump to the conclusion that the result
p ia Connecticut really indicates the dls1ntegra-
/ ton Of the Radical party. i IS mere slraS
a cheering sign-a patch Of clear SKY anna
dark and menacing clouds and nothlhg NO :.
Practically, Il viii in no way change OF e-Sc'
! | the character OF the tort!etn Lohgless:
I 1 til after the next Presidential eiecaoh tIe'
q bodv viii control The purse and the sWoru'
, and its leaders VIII be Stevens and Butter.
+ PRIVATE letter received in Boston, dated
Il Port au Prince, March IA, confirms the over
ct throw Of the late Government o. Ila5.l LAY -
D. | attempts Of the revolutionary party hsft
i rade-the frst on the 22d Of February al Tn
m Canitsl. which was suppressed By Preslaen
: Geffrard. and the leaders Of the insurgents
Prospero Elie and his son, were killed. :
II second attempt a few days after, made al ~
lg MurcCs vas successful President 6elifafu
= finding that public feeling was strong ag@lls
le him, sent in his resignation ana OF tng @ Io-i
5; of March embarked, with his family on Dear
ol of French man-of- war for Jamaica a ne'
President would be shortly elected
at a WASHINGTON. paper has the foIto~il
en- item .'The col0red citizens OF the Dlstfle
mt of Columbia are making great preparation
"a for the celebration Of the 10th OF TINS mont
.er as the anniversary Of the emancipation OF IN IN
N. slaves In the District Of Columbia lnFlta
IN, +ionz have been extended to colOred socieue
IN Alexandra. Baltimore, Philadelphla az
sr. New York to be present and JON IN lle El1
,tv ression proposed 70 be held on mat cay
-rs sr,ong other organizations that have sign
me fed their intention to be present are IEe co
ter ored Zouaves Of Baltimore, and the NaloA'
~ Soldiers and Sailors Union League, coioreI
81 An the societies and organizations OF eoloTe
tie men Of Washington viii join IN procession d
Tp,p total vote for Governor in Connec'
ia, cut last Monday a week, was a, sZs, OF "hl'
the Fnglish. Democrat, received a, ,V'' a
aed Hawlev. Republican, AZ, l29-maklng In
on. / I;sb-s majority $50. In 1858 the total Fo
,ott a,as ~ 467. Of which Hawley received 45, d
" and English a. 433-Hawley majority, -
veil The gains Of the Democrats were lor ihe III
part made up in the cities OF Hartford AZ a.
S6lTTeda NlTT aEff ffie IS @ x6 6ys more or fess fraud
- lent The ouly way to neutralize the lri
saIt vote is 10 give the ballot to the colored ma
ia The one would 20 far TO Offset the oint
L. When that is done white Americans viii .
S. a controlling influence in politics, but net U
on til then.
the The Hon James A. Bayard, who has il
been appointed by the Governor of Delawa
inv. to fll the vacancy in the United States Sena
en- caused by the death Of Mr.. Riddle, has
am. ready served thirteen years in the Sena
~ and Il Is a curious coincidence that II was
80 Ell a vacancy caused by his resignation L
al Mr.. Riddle was appointed IN 1854. L
,ars father. James 4. Bayard was Pennsylvanl
he By birth but a resident Of Delsware, repi
~ sentinp that State in Congress from 1877
1901. and III the Senate from 1904 10 ie-
He was appointed Ministert to France IN lei
ants and was afferwArd Commissioner to negotl'
IS as the treaty Of Ghent. The present Sena
ers. was born in Delaware, and graduated
men Princeton College. He is o lawyer by p
gas fession, and resides IN Wilmington. In II
r Of he was elected Senator, and was rechosen
red. 1867 and 1868.
seq EpA Paris letter by the last steam
81 81 says The Emperor Is said 10 be exec
ingly disgusted at the backwardness OF
the work upon the grounds aud 10 the bul
herr ing, and everybody connected with the
I OF fair seems TO be IN an III hUmoT. EXhl
and tors are disguised because their places
nTe' not ready for them, and many express VI
by little confidence in the justice Of the AVA
rea' of the iuries. which they assert have be
lT1s; Is: very essentially packed, and ! have he;
ies' .:sz it positively asserted that medals can
,,,u .i had for fair equivalent Still this Is pr
Us yas ably the result of jealousy on the part
unsuccessful exhibitors.
over 60 .,,,..
ored n Cough, \ Cold OF \ SOAe Ahi'a'