The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-25
RABIDxEss OF RADICAL RULE.

The Overbearing rabidness of Radi-
rule in this country is getting to be al
| most unbearable, and all lovers Of the
Union and respecters of the COnstitu-
tion begin to see the true situation of
affairs, and are organizing against this
! accursed Jocobinism.
! 1t has been O noted and aspiring idea
! of Purltanicol hoto TO raisrule and rab-
idly overbear in every event OF being
placed in power in this country. From
the 'blue laws" of Connecticut down
to the worse than fellon's chains they
have put upon the necks of the people
of the South in the shape of laws and
negro troops, their course is marked
with Inconsistency and their true spirit
exhibited.
The spirit Of JacoJniSnl is to stir up
strife!
1t was the hate and intolerance Of
puritanical New England that occa-
! stoned the late war.
Itis the damnable rabidness of Radi
| cal rule that is forcing negro suffrage
on the South at the point of the bayo-
net.
1t is the spirit of overbearing petty
| tyrants that is manifest in all the deal
ings and measures adopted for recon-
structing the Southern States.
1t is the Radical hell-hounds and
carpet-bagging infdels who discard
the Golden Rule and inpiously declare
laws for one portion of the country
which they vote down in their own
section.
Nothing is too bad for Radicalisn1 10
attempt!
The leaders of the party are liars,
thieves, pinps, and murderers, who
carry their schemes by the aid of lille
gal negro votes, and for fear of being
defeated they abolish the right of
Presidential electors in three States
and transfer the right to three we'll
known Radical legislatures.
They declare it a crime in three
States to vote for President, simply
because those States are Democratic,
thus doing away with constituti onal
and GOD given right.
Sir States are thus declared by Rddi-
Gals against Democracy in adcdace.
They declare that there shall be no
Union, except that it gives to them
military, political and social domina'
tiOn over all classes and sections.
The Constitution has been ignomini-
ously set aside and the powers Of the
Supreme Court assaiIed by the rabid-
ness of these ruffians.
The constitutional rights of the Presi-
dent have been curtailed by this mob
of fanatical law breakers, and we must
rally at the November election and
destroy this party root and branch, for
if they are successful, their deviltries
will be doubled and the American
| people will be so prosecuted that more
vigorous and bold measures will have
to be adopted for their riddance.
We have shown only small part of
the rabidness, fury and hate that char
acterizes the progress of the Radical
party, and now we call upon Ameri-
can freemen, to come forward in the
majesty and grandeur of their MIGHT,
and by united effort in behalf Of
glorious Democratic principles in No
vember, strike this gouhl Radicalism,
dead. 1t is shame upon the Ameri-
can people to stand idly by and allow
such outrages against freedom and the
rights of States to be perpetrated with
impunity.
We dwell at length upon these out
RACES on the Constitution and laws, in
the hope of enlightening the poor tax
payers of the country-to show them
the crime of further insulting this
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