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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

The spirit Of 'G1 seems again to per
wade the keystone State. Volunteers
are hourly rendering their services 10
support the laws. Let Congress stand
firm. JOHN w. GEARY.
The above is copy of a telegram
sent by Gov Geary to Simon Cameron,
one day last week. This Jackass of a
Governor was, with difficulty, persua-
ded by his party friends out of a deter
mnation he had formed to call out
$4,000 militia to support Congress
What business has he to jump in be-
tween the President and Congress, to
decide the conflict between them =
Nay, what right has he to commit the
people of Pennsylvania to open, armed
rebellion against the Constitutional and
rightfM Executive Of the United States ?
The men who would muster under
such a call as Geary proposed to issue,
are rebels and traitors, and the man
who intended to issue the call would
be a traitor, if he were not a fool. As
to the esprit of '6l," we know that it
''pervades the Keystone State" Our
people were taught in '6l that the
president is the Government" and
that rebellion against his authority
must be put down. Hence, it is no
wonder "volunteers are hourly tender
ing their services to support the laws"
But the volunteers are not rendering
their services to Hans Geary. Meier
a volunteer. They don't want "A jackasS
TO lead them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

An organization is in progress at
ST. Louis to be composed of DenlOcrat-
ic eX X-Oificers and soldiers of the FEEDER
al army, the object of the organization
b>ing to cOunteract as much as possible
the influence of the Grand army of the
Republic.
The Kansas State Democratic Con-
vention has passed resolutions in favor
of an equal and uniform currency for
the whole people, and III denunclatiOn
of the policy of Congress.
The Methodist congregation at Sun
bury had Il prOtracted meeting which
continued five weeks, and so many
new converts were obtained that it
was found necessary to build a new
church, which they are now doing.
A defalcation to the amount of
from forty to fifty thousand dollars
has been discovered in the North Prov
idence Bank, of Providence, Rhode
Island. The Cashier and one of the
Directors Of the Bank are said to be
iIVOlved,
"A bill was introduced in heSenate
on Sa urday last TO abolish the office of
adjutant general Of the army. This is
intended TO displace General Thomas,
lately nominated by the President as
Secretary of War I'D Interim.
"A Connecticut paper publishes
the following among its notices OF
births In Cornwall, Feb. 9TH, a son
to John Triechemenn, ESQ, IA Demo
cratic gain.
1t Is stated by gentleman engaged
i'm fruit culture, that the peach buds
have not as yet been injured and d
good crop of this luscious fruit is antic-
ipated.
Carrie Layton, aged twelve years,
living near Darby station, Allegheny
county, was brutally assaulted "A few
days ago by black scoundrel. She
&; not expected to recover.
The official returns of the election
| on the Constitution in Alabama have
been received at Montgomery but their
publication has been, thus far, forb.C'
den.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
DISCHARGE OF GEN. THOMAs.

JUDGE CARTIER, of the District of
Columbia Criminal Court, one of the
tools and lick-spittles ofthe Rump Cor
gress, after holding Gen. Thomas to
8, 900 bail, has discharged him tmcOn-
ditiOnalLy UithOm examination The
reason of this action of Judge Cartier,
is found in the fact that if he had COM
mitted Gen. Thomas for violation of
the Tenure of office bill, the latter
would have applied for a writ of ha6e-
as corpus, which would have at once
brought up the question of the consti-
tutionality of that act before the Su-
preme Court of the United States. AS
Judge Cartier justly feared that the
Supreme Court would decide that act
unconstitutional and thus knock the
bottom out of impeachment, he made
haste to release Gen. Thomas without
examination, Notwithstanding the oath
made before him by Edwin NJ. Stanton
that Gen. Thomas had violated a law
of Congress. What a Judge! and what
;rof;oaV
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
TIE Shugert contested election ca

TIE Shugert contested election case,
in the State Senate, has not yet been
concluded. The Phillippsburg ''im-
norted vote" fraudulent naturaliZa-
ton papers," &c, about which john
Cessna and other old grannies of the
Radical persuasion, have been making
such great ade, amount to just this:
the imported md fraudulent rotes aceTe
orin, iDaUy cast for Robson, the Radical
opponent Of Nr. ,Mugert. The BeHefonte
W,itctmaR, speaking of the principal
witnesses for Robson, says:
''Of the three principal witnesses had
to testify in the eShugert-Patterson elec-
ton case, one of them, d dozen OF men
from this place will swear they would
not believe on his oath under any cir
cunlstances another was kept out OF
the Western Penitentlary lOr forgery,
by his father swearing that he was era
", and the other was saved lniprlSOn-
iment Tor eiuhezzling money belonging
to the Pennsylvania railroad company,
by a Democrat paying up his deialca-
tIunS, and trusting ann Tor tne a.
mount"
1t is by the oaths of such fellows that
the immaculate Cessna expects to oust
Mr. Shugert. No wonder he and Geary
make such noise about fraud, "mu :
der" &t., in connection with this cast
They want to raise smoke under COW
er OF which they may conceal theif
own tracks. OF course, Shugert will
be ousted. The necessities of the Rad
ital party demand that he shall 'bt
Ousted, and this fact is argument g
nuuOh with the committee. Nobody
expects justice at their hands.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
PREsrDEST's MESSAGE.

We call attention to the very able
message of the President of the United
States, printed on our outside, giving
his reason for his removal of Stanton.
No reasonable man can read it without
being convinced that the President
has done right. And yet, for attempt
ing to exercise the right to select his
own cabinet adviser, the President has
been impeachedI The thing is too
ridiculous TO challenge discussion, As
Republicans" will not be likely to
see this message in their own papers,
we suggest to our subscribers, that af-
ter they shall have read it, they hand
it to their "Republican" neighbors.-
Let your light shinel
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
VANDERBILT VAMOSES.

CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, one of the
New York nabObs who recently brought
out Gen. Grant as candidate for Pres
dent, has "vamOsed the rancho" Ulys-
ses, and declares he cannot support
Grant since his duplicity and decep-
ton in regard to the War office. Grants
dishOnOrable conduct has turned the
stomach of more than one man, who,
like Vanderbilt, once thought of sup
porting him. Had Grant fulfilled his
understanding with the President,
Stanton would have been compelled To
resort to the Courts, and the present
troubles would have been averted from
the country. But this weak-minded
military trickster feared that if he held
on to the War Department, or resigned
so that the President might appoint
some one in his place, as he had agree q
to do, he might lose the Radical nomi-
nation for the Presidency, and, there
fore, deliberately broke his word and
threw the doors of the War Depart
ment open to Stanton. No wonder
decent men are disgusted with him!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
THE KEYNOTE.

JUDGE WOODWARD sounded the
keynote to the tone Unpopular feeling,
when he said in Congress. the other
day, that If he lcere q member Of the
Presidents cabinet, he wOuld ooUise him
TO demor 10 the authority Of the Runlp
Senate TO try him, and treat the aChOie
Impeachment scheme as a nullity. The
Constitution provides that Congress
shall be composed of members and
Senators from all the States. But ten
States are deprired by Congress Of oil
representation ia lis councils. Is such a
body legal Congress? II is, By the
snference Of the people. But when
such body undertakes to override the
co ordinate branches of the Govern
ment, the people have good cause to
withdraw their sufferance and to de-
clare the usurpations of the fragmenta-
ry Congress illegal and invalid. Let
the President, therefore, protest against
the assumed right of the Rump Senate
to try him, and thus fOrtify himself
for an appeal, to the people. in case a
partizan two-thirds of that body un-
Justly convict him. Andrew johnson
should make up his mind, if he has
not done so already, not to iedre HP
White House, diire, unoler any circunl-
stances, until the fourth Of March, 1869.
Let him resist the Radical revolution
lists even unto death, and, if he ,cW
6m caH npOn the people to Sustain him,
they ,ciH do IL acith their property, their
blood and their Hces. Oh Andrew
johnson, he not deceived! You must
.fght, if you would maintain your
rights! You must FIGHT, if you
would preserve the Constitution You
must FIGHT, if you would secure the
people in their liberties! Hearken
not unto the men who advise you to
trust to the packed jury, the RUM
Senate. Two-thirds of that infamous
body, have already expressed them
selves in favor of your removal. Ihey
are Il tribunal organized to cOHUicf!
Trust not them, Gut trust the people
Issue your proclamation setting forth
the nature of the conspiracy formed to
depose the Executive and to over
throw the Constitution, and rather than
permit that conspiracy to succeed, ar
rest the cOnspirators and call upon the
people to settle the troubles OF the
country by the election of new Con-
gress. In v0rd, rather than giUe up
the Constitution, let as haze a chance to
.fqht for the preservation Of that sacred
Instrument!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

HORSE EATING Geuti'rey ST.
Hilaire and other distinguished hip
p0phagists in France hive written an
sfitetiOnate letter to their horse-tating
friends in England, ntifring congratu.
lations upon the reautnf the neW die
tary movement in thatcnuntry. These
gentlemen claim that il is ''ahsurd to
lose, each month, throughout England.
millions of pounds of ameat admitted
J., wholesome and nouIohlng. when at
the same time throughout England
there are millions of human beings
who stand in need of neat" In Par
is the number of shops loi the sale of
hOrse-fiPsh has increased To twenty
three, and the price pc pound Is con-
siderably below that asked for beef.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

TIE President has the power under
the Constitution, to strike Gen. Grant,
or any other military subordinate Oh
his from the rolls. He can do this
without even asking for court-martlal
OF the offending under-strapper. If
the conspiracy to depose Mr.. Johnson
continues, he should make a clean
sweep of the brass-buttoned gentry who
have pIanted their feet upon the .necks
of the people. Grant, especially, de-
serves punishment for disobedience OF
the orders Of his cOmmander-in- -chlef'
He has been clearly guilty Of insubor-
dination and conduct nnbecoming
an officer and a gentleman"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

THE New Hampshire election comes
off on the 10th inst. Both parties are
straining every nerve to carry the
State. The Radicals are said to be i'm
porting voters from Massachusetts and
Vermont, and using money profusely.
The Democrats must gain 3,lOO votes
over the last election, to elect their
candidates. This is larger porportio-
nate gain than New York state gave
last fall, as the whole vote of New
Hampshire is but about $4,000. We
have no doubt, however, that the
Democrats will gain largely, but can
hardly hope that the Radical majority
will be entirely overcome.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
STANTON, THE LEECH!

The leech, Stanton, still sticks to the
walls of the War Department. He fears
to go outside of its walls fora moment,
lest he might find Thomas in posses
sion on his return. He eats, drinks,
sleeps, &C., in his room in the Depart
ment. We should think that hole
needs ventilation. This blood
sucker, it appears, can't be shaken off
the teat of Uncle Sans COW. He wants
milk, blood and all. Sumner knew
his character, or he would not have
told him. to "Stick.'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

1t appears that Impeachment" is
becoming the OrllefAOt the day. The
West Virginia Legislature has taken
measures 10 impeach Judge Hindman,
of that State, charged with admitting
attorneys from the Southern States
to practice law without taking the
''irun-clad" oath. The New York
board of alderman have before them a
resolution urging the Legislature to
impeach Governor Fentnn for "hieh
crimes and mi>demeanOrs," for not en-
forcing a law passed by the Legislature
of that State.
When one individual proSecutes
another he always tries To bring in as
much testimony against his enemy as
pussible. The Radical usurperS, how
ever, in their prosecution against the
President, find it absolutely necessary
to bring in as little as possible, because
the more they bring the worse their
case will appear.
From Mexico, ria Havana, we learn
that Il rumor was current at Vera
Cruz, that an attempt had been made
by two Mexicans to asSassinate Preei
dent Juarez and rob the Treasury. 1t
is also reported that the Mexican
Treasury was huying up English and
Spanish claims, but was lingering A
nericau demands.
An Alabama negro who was OPP
posed to the Radical league and who
uspd his influence to keep negroes from
voting at the late so-callel election,
was killed last Monday night, about
twenty miles from Montgomery, by
violent Radical.
A goat belonging TO Mr.. Patterson
meta sudden death yesterday, under
peculiarly harrasing circumstances. II,
with female curiosity, won't into tie
distiII ry and drank more VIII sky than
Its skin ID hold, and it died.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

THE WAY FOR y NATION TO GET
RICH. 1.-The gross annual production of
the United States is 5000, 000, ,0OU; this
Includes everything. Out Of that gross
product of the industry the Cover! =
ment takes from the people 500 ,000,-
0D0-mOre than one-third of the Whne
gross product of their industry. The
net profit Of all this industry is est
mated 10y Mr.. Welles at two hundred
millions. The Government then draws
fce huadyed millions Orer and 0GOUe the
net profits Of oil the prOriUcing business Cj
the country. In other words, the Gov
rnment is every year cOntiscating
your property, encroaching every day
upon your capital. Every sun that
rises. finds " hen it sets the people
the United States, dis people, poor, +
than they were when it rose. sitauy
wonder people complain of hard times?
And how are you to cure it without
hurting out of power the wretches who
have thus robbed the country?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
STANTON SUED FOR DAMAGES.

Gen. Thomas has sued Stanton for
false imprisonment, and lays his dam
ages at $150,O The "Carnot of the
war;" may yet find use for some of his
iIl-gotten salary. Some of the blood
which this leech daily sucks from the
hearts of the people, may yet be
squeezed out of him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

WE erred, last week, in stating that
the President had appointed Gen.
Thomas Ewing, permanent Secretary
of War. He has appointed Hon. Thorn
as Ewing, of Ohio, the Generals faith
er, to that responsible position. Mr..
Ewing was q member of both Gen.
Harrison's and Gen. Taylor's cabinets.
He is an old line Whig, in favor of the
Constitution and the White Man.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

To CONSUMPTIVEs.-- Rev. Ed
WARD \. WILSON will send free of CHARGE to all
VINO desire il the prescription with the directions
for maxi . and using the simple remedy by which
he cureI ot lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. HIS only object is TO bone-
iii the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
Try this prescrpIion 1t will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Please address Rev.
kDWAnD A WILSON, No. los South Second
Street, " ilIiamsburgn, New York. sepI3mS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
GRANT FOR TIE NEGGER!

Gen. Hancock, some time since, re-
moved some of the aldermen and other
city officers of New Orleans. He did
so, because he declared that their con-
duct was so bad that they could not
be tolerated. Nine of these officers
were removed. .SeUeR Of them aoere Ne
groes. The other day Grant Issued an
order commanding Hancock to restore
these officers to tie places frOna1Chich he
had renl0red them! How do you like
that, white soldiers? L. S. Grant has
become the servile tool of the Negro
Suffrage fanatics in Congress. He dp-
points Negroes to office, By his o,on or
der. Rich, isn't it?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
MESCEGENATION.
to lead I


Jenner township, Somerset county,
polls about 300 Radical, to 30 Demo-
cratic, votes, usually giving about $50
Radical majority. In this hOt-bed Oi
fanaticism, the doctrine of nIiscegena-
ton has t.. ken deep root. Some time
since the daughter of u prominent citi-
zen of that township, eloptd with IA
negro, and now we learn from the
Somerset Democrat, that Solomon
Boyer (white) was married, the other
day, to widow Mckelvery, (cnloredJ J
and David Deetz (coloredl to Polly
Thomas (whitej." Such are the natu-
raj consequences of the teachings OF
Rldicalism. Can it be possible that
the people of this country, with such
evidence of the tendencies of Radical
ism before their eyes, will till contin-
Ne to give coun.enance and support to
a thing so vile and mOnstrOus?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
TURN OUT !

The Spring Elections will be held on
FRIDAY, MARCH Goth. Let erery
Democrat make 1t q point to go to the
polls. "A stitch IL time saves nine"
IAN ounce of preventive is worth a
pound of cure" Rebuke the cOnspira-
tors in Congress! Let the people re6uke
them NOW, and thus check the inn
pending revolution.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

INFOR N.-Intormation guar
anteed to produce a luxurlant growth Of hair up
b tlI head VI beardless face, also recipe for
the removal of Pimples, Blotchvs Elup ions, etc,
the skin leaving the same soft, clear, and beau
tiful, can be obtained wi hout charge by address
lug ruUS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 823 Broad
way, New YORK. sepl3mS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

THE Democratic State Convention
for the election of delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention and the nomination
ofa State and Electoral Ticket, meets
at Harrisburg to-day wednesday,.
We have no doubt that it will do its
work well.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

The Kentucky Democracy are pre-
senting the name of Governor Steven
son, of Kentucky, for tie Vice Pres.-
dency.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

THE Spring election promises to be
"A hotly contested one. Make arrange
ments to get every Democratic voter
to the polls. The election will be held
ON Friday, March Goth.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
McKEEsPoRT. Dec. 10, 1867.


MEssRs LIPPISCoTT Co.
SIRs Il have ulIy tried your Patsnt Axe ard
fl d that it is all that you claim for it, 1t will
chop 'ster thIn any other Axe that | ever saw,
and leaves the wood without sticking at all. |
would chop three days without for the cost.
[ need net say ary more, for any that tries
one will be satisfied VIM HEES.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06
0NE DOLLAR
f.
coLBURS'S PATENT.
Tried and not found Wanting.

We claim it will cut twenty-five rs per cent:
more corl wood per day than any other Axe
made
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

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Wur,roS's OixTvEST cures CId Sores.
wBEA1oy's OlSruESr cures Erery KIND
Of Haa,0r like Mtgic.
Price 90 cents box; by mail, 80 cents.
dress WEEKS & POTTER, No. l7O Washington
Street, Bnston, Mass For s-'e by all Druggists
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR 30
CENrs-Thousands of Children die annually of
Group. Now, Mothers, if you spend 80 cents,
and always have Il bottle of b Tobias Venetian
Liniment the house, you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this complaint
1t is now 20 years since / have put up my Lint
ment and never heard of child dying Oi Group
wuen my Liniment used but hundreds of
cases of cures have been reported TO me, and many
stale if it $40 per bottle they would not be
without it. Besides which, it is certain cure for
Cuts. Burns Headache. Toothaehe, Sore Threats,
Swellings, Mumps, Collie. Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Spasms, Oil Sores, and Pains in the Back and
Chest NJ once tries it who is ever without
it. 1t is warranted perfectly safe to take inter
naly Full Directions with every bottle. Sold
by the Druggists Depot, ST Cortlandt Street
New York, teb2lml.