Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-15


ia viii speedily accept the new plan Of re.
construction adopted by Congress, including
negro suffrage. Possibly the ex-rebels Of
that State are beginning to see the consequent
ces Of their stubborn policy, and to profit
from their experience
TnE New York Tribune thinks the fact that
Reyerdy johnson voted for the reconstruc
ton bill with universal suffrage, the eonstitu
tional amendment, and military rule all IN
cIuded, "a sign Of the speedy approach Of
the millennium"
The excitement in the Fenian circles in
New York is very great tits said that Col
Gleson had received dispatch that the Fe.
mans had attacked the barracks Talleh, near
Dublin, and had succeeded in disarming one
hundred and fifty men. It is also ramored
that four thousand fresh men had risen near
Dublin. The excitement has materially aid
ed recruiting there.
AGREEABLE to the promises Of the Derby
ministry, resolutions Of reform were introdu-
ced into the House Of Commons on the 25th
ult. They were very stiugy in their conces-
sions, proposing only four new franchises
and the change Of a few borough seats. Mr..
DisraeE opened the debate in favor of his
measure, and was followed by John Bright in
vigorous opposition.
TINS selection Of Senator Wade to be the
successor of Senator Foster, as President Of
the Senate. guarantees security for the future
in any event contemplating the part the act
ing Vice President may be called to take.
Mr.. Wade is a radical whom the Wendell
Phillips sort accuse of being too conservative
aud is a fair representative Of the average
predomiuent sentiment represented in Con-
gress.
TnE Virginia Senate has passed the bill
calling a State Convention under the military
reconstraction bill. There were only four
votes against it out of thirty, and one OF the
four was Robert Ould, who used to be rebel
Commissioner of Exchange. telegram
from Raleigh says that State Convention
will be called at once in North Carolina.
The Legislature is in session, and viii CALI
Mr.. Landon's free railroad bill passed the
Senate Of this State on the 7th inst, without
the amendment, by vote of q yeas to
nays. Absent, Searight and Fisher.
Messrs. Bigham, Graham, Lowry, Brown, of
Lawrence, voted negatively, giving as their
reasons that the bill vas not the kind of
law that the friends If free railroads wanted,
aud that the Pennsylvania railroad was the
only company that could accept Of its pro-
visions.
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Ok tuesday the 18th ult, President John
son appropriately transmitted to Congress, a
telegraph despatch from Amsterdam Ne"
York, announcing the death OF Samuel Dow
ming, the last soldier Of the Revolutionary
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