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..THE swAG-BELLTED DUTCH -

Emulous Of the infamy of John
Hickman, who, the other day, in the
House of Representative poured out
his superfuous bile upon the devoted
heads of the Irish Catholics, Mr.. Sena-
tor Fisher, of Lancaster, he of the un-
kempt locks and rum-biOssomed nose,
regaled the Senate with string of
whisky-inspired anathemas against the
foreign-born citizens of Pennsylvania.
He spoke OF them as Ignorant, bog
trotting Irishmen, !" and 'swag-bel!ied,
lager beer Dutchmen." Senator Lam
don, of Bradford, another representa-
tive of the Radical party, declared
that the negro SIS better entitled to
the elective franchise than the Irish
man"
Germans, Irishmen, forejgn-born
citizens Do you not see the malice
these men bear toward you? Must you
be told that they seek to disfranchise
you, as they have already DISTINGUISHED
the white people Of the South? The
infamous Registry Law which has
Just been passed, is intended to rob
YOU of your rights. Organize Bring
your friends forward and have them
natwayieedi Look up your naturaIi-
zation papers, for you will need them.
If you have lost them, apply at once to
the Clerk Of the Courts Of the county
in which you were naturalized, for a
certified copy. 10 this at once, so that
you will be ready in time. Your Hber-
ty is at STAKE and if you would preserve
it, you must bestir yourselves. There
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VETO OF THE FREE RAILROAD LAW.
Gcary Goes Back On His Pledges.

Governor Geary has vetoed the
"Free Railroad Law" recently passed
by the Legislature, on the ground that
it would give railroad companies too
large privileges, and on the additional
ground that the title of the bill did not
cover the subject matter. The latter
is a mere technicality The former is
exactly what the people not interested
in the great railroad m0nopolies Of the
State. desired. No, not "tOO large
privileges" !" but as large privileges as
it is in the power of the Legislature to
grant. The fact is, that too large
privileges cannot be granted to those
who wish to build railroads under the
proposed Free Railroad Law. Hence.
the reasons given by Geary for his veto,
are entirely insufficient. We have NO
doubt he had weightier reasons for his
action than those he gives in his veto
He was pledged to sign a
fair Free Railroad Bill, but it is evil
dent that he will give his approval to
none that will be Of any account to the
people.
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HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.

When the minutes of the last day of
trial were read, Mr.. Summer made Il
motion to correct the Journal by inser-
ting the expression of the Senate's
opinion that the vote of the Chief JUS
tice WAS unauthorized and of no effect
On this motion he demanded the yeas
and nays, which We're taken, and re-
sulted-yeas 2l,- nays y. So the mo-
lion was not agreed to. he question
as to the admissibility of Mr.. Bur-
!eigh's testimony about Il conversation
between himself and General Thomas,
was submitted to the Senate by the
Chief Justice. Before a vote was ta-
ken, Sir. Frelinghuysen, OF New Jer-
sey, inquired whether the managers
intended to connect the testimony of
the witness with the respondent. Mr..
Butler said they proposed TO dO so.
Mr.. Stanbery then rose and made "A
lengthy argument, showing that the
declarations of General Thomas ought
not to be used against the President.
Mr.. Butler replied, and Mr.. Curtis re-
joined. The Senate then decided, by a
vote Of 80 to IL, to admit Mr.. Bur
leigh'S testimony. His testimony was
to prove that Thomas intended to use
force to eject Stanton, and that he
tried to spduce clerks in the War Of
flee by promises Of what he would do
for them when he became Secretary.
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A BE.OW Az TIE F0REEGN-BORN CITI-
ZENS AND THE LABORJNG
CEASSE-.

The Legislature passed a registry
law, the other day, which is directed
generally against the liberties of the
citizens of the Commonwealth, but
more especially against the rights and
privileges of those OF foreign birth. 1t
puts tho decision as 10 the right OF a
man to vote, almost exclusively into
the hands of the Assessor. That Off
Ger is required to register only such as
he k5aolcs to be voters those whom he
does not hiolg to be voters, must call
upon him in person, if they desire to
be registered. This makes it nece5sa-
ry for many people to lose t,c0 days in
stead of one, in order to exercise the
privilege Of voting. 1t will be seen
that this stroke is leveied at the labor
ina Glasses, many of whom. it is fond
ly hoped by the Radical authors of this
law. will not be able to lose the time
which it will require to call upon the
Assessor and obtain registration. This
act also requires that naturalized citl-
zens shall exhibit certificates Of natu-
raIization TO the Assessor, before their
names shall be put upon the registry.
No matter ho0 long q .fofeigil-dora citF-
zen man here been q rOter, he mast pre-
sent a certificate Of naturalization 10 The
assessor. or he ,ciU not be registered ds
q v0ter! This requires the iOreign-born
voter to wait upon the Assessor IN per-
son, if he desires to retain the priVi~
lege of voting. Was there ever devi-
sed a more Infamous trick to rob citi-
zens of their dearest rights ? Know
Nothineisn, in It's most riotous days,
conceived OF nothing half 50 mean
and bastard. Let press and people
take up the cry and denounce this
Infamous law, untiiitsila!lstinkiike the
carrion that it is, in the n0stril5 Of the
very men who enacted it.
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The Impeachment Earce.

WAsHINGToN, April 6, ? 80 p. M
Much chag in exists among the sRAdi-
Gals. Since Saturday, the failureof But
lertO make ont q case against the Presi-
dent has been subject of general con-
graduation everywhere outside OF the
friends Of the Rump. Some blame
Butler, others condemn the witnesses.
Candid observers and thinkers agree
that the impeachment WAS a stupen-
dOus mistake. The Radica..S still insist
that the President must be convicted.
They say that their party cannot af-
ford to fail. To fail would be ire
deemable ruin.
The Senate to-day passed several
private biIls. They are now discussing
the Naval Appropriation bill. The
House is not III session.
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GRANT AND THE HEBKEWS.-The
Meadville Hebrew Society, at IA regu-
lar meeting on the 1st of March, after
elecling officers, passed the following
resolution which was ordered to be
published in the Cincinnati Issrdeiite,
in which journal we find it:
ReSOIced, That we, the members of
the Meadvillp Hebrew Society, fully
indorse and approve of the editorial
in the Lsr0elHe OF February 26, con
cerning the Infamous order, No. II, OF
General Grant whilst in command OF
the Department of Tennessee, and
that we pledge ourselves not to vote
for General Grant as President of the
United States, should he secure he
nomination Ofeither or any party, and
we will useail honorable means to defeat
him for that high an distinguished Of
flee. SAMUEL MAYER, Secretary.
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IMPEACHMENT FREAT.

WASHINGTON, April I, ] 80 p. NJ
The Senate was one hour this morning
discussing the eXpediency Establishing
the ticket system. AT noon the Senate
resolved itself into a court.
When the House was announced
barely eighteen members entered the
Senate chamber. Yet public business
must stand still for that number to
witness impeachment.
Reporter Walbridge testified in re-
lating TO the speeches and the incidents
during the Presidents stay ut st.
Louis.
Reporter Dean was next examined.
Nothing new WAS elected from the
testimony of these two witnesses.
There is not a particle OF legal force
in their testimony, and not anything
that will tend towards conviction.
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are tens OF thousands Of foreigners,
among our very best people, many OF
whom served in the army of the Un-
ion, who are not naturalized. Demo
Gratis everywhere should look into this
matter and sec that such persons re-
ceive the proper papers. There will
be but two sessions of Court between
this time and the election, and those
desiring to be naturalized should at
tend to the matter at once.
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Not only should every Democrat
have his county newspaper, during the
coming campaign, but he should like
wise make it point to furnish his Re-
publican neighbOr copy. This is
the plan upon which our opponents
have acted for years, and it is about
time that Democrats do something .of
the same sort. NOW, GO TO WORK
and PIT yon' Democratic newspaper into
The hands Of eue,Y Republican t0t0 IcU
read. If you will do this you will
accomplish more good in six months
than you will by any other means in
six years. Democratic politicians,
throughout the county, are enabled, by
the above low terms. to circulate DEM
ocratic newspapers AT very small
cost. We appeal TO them to see toget-
ting up clubs, and 10 see to it in time.
Now is the time to SOW the seed. At
ter little while the heat Ut passion
and prejudice will beam upon the pub
lie mind in a) its intense ficrceness,
and then. seed-tine will have passed.
Friends, let Us hear from you.
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of the intrigues that will he practised
by the Executive to get into office.
Nothing has been said OH the other
Gle of the intrigues to get him out of
Office" Charles ColtsWoI tn Pinckney
said: "Ifhe opposes fiav rite law the
two houses will combine against him,
and under The influence of heat and fac
ton throw him out Of office"
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Special to the 3edford GazetIel.

NEW YORK, APRIL 7-3p. m.1Con-
necticut elects Democratic GovernoI
by 600 10 l,83O. Large gain and great
Democratic triumph. Michigan has dc
feated Negro suffrage by a large majori
ty. At the Cincinnati municipal elec
ton yesterday, the Democrats gained
5000 on the vote of last fall. G..
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The election for Governor and other
State officers, took place in Connect
cut on Monday last and resulted in the
election Of the whole Democratic State
Ticket by 1000 majority gain of
1,l00 since last year. This is glory
enough for one day. This starts the
Presidential bail right and insure5 the
defeat of Useless Grant. The follow
ing dispatch tells the tale:
HARRISBURG, April 6, . p. m.
To B. f. MEYERS :-Glllagher tele
graphs me that English DEM is re-
elected Governor OF Connecticut b.
1000 majority. ".
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Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.


Gem Grant and Impeachment; A PO-
Ii1iPaI strengthening Plaster; Presi-
Cleniial Authority for Forming Military
Divisions. dc; DuilneSs of finsiness, &c.
WASHINGTON, A April S.-Tne dOub-
le-leaded editorial in tO-day's Tribune
announcing that Gen. Grant does not
think it inconsistent with his duties
as a soldier to make il known that the
President should be removed, and that
the impeachment should succeed, etc.;
has caused considerable comment here
tonight. General Grants friends say
there is no authority for the Tribune'S
statement, and that General Grant has
not ma ,e known to any one his views of
the impeachment trial. 1t is the gem
erdl belief here that the object of the
Tribune's editorial WAS to strengthen
certain radical Senators whom the o.
riginal impeachers designate as weak
knecd :" in other words, Senators who
refuse 10 commit themselves in advance
to a verdict in the impeachment trial.
Assistant AGjutant General Town
send has prepared a statement of all
the military divisions and departments
formed during the past fifty years,
showing that the same were formed by
order of the several Presidents. This
account is prepared at the request of
the Executive, to be included in his
response to the Senate resolution of in
quiry by what authority the President
directed the establishment OF the Di-
vision of the Atlantic.
Almost all classes of business in this
city are exceedingly dull, and espec-
ialy is the stagnation observable in Of
fetal departments. The only feature
that arrests attention is the impeach-
ment trial. Very few strangers have
visited Washington during the past
week. DATA.
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MORE THUNDER!

L0UIsvILLH, Ky, April 5.--Thc
Municipal election in this city yeater-
day resulted in the election of The
Democratic ticket, by 200 majority.
The Democrats carry the county by
300!
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Sound the loud TisnbreI Der EGyprs
dark sea!
Democracy Triumphs. Americas Free
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The Spring Gales Blowing !!
THE LAND or STEADY HABITS RAISES
THE SLOGAN

THE DEMOCRATS CARRY CONNECTE-
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THREE TIMES THREE AND 4 TIGER,
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IDEAL. ESTATE AT PUBLIC
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containing II acres having a two story log house
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Sale 10 commence at 10 O'clock of said day.
anr3w4 WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
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FIXECUTORS' NOTICE. Notice is
- hereby given that letters testamen'a y TO
ne estate Of Amos McCreary, late of n ipler town
ship, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed by the Register of Bedford county.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
Claims thereon will present them, duly authentl-
Gated for settlement.
STEVtN W. McCREARf,
JEHEMIAH McCREAKT, Exutors
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Campaign Gazette =!
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
Civil Liberty and COnstitu-
tiona1 Rights!
NO STANDING ARMY!
NO FREEDMEN'S BUREAU
NO NEGRO STATES
White Men Must Rule America !

Light, more lightr is the start
ling cry of the honest people cropping
in thedarkness of Radicalism. Light,
more light" shouts the grOaning tax
payer, bending under the load which
Radical Congress has heaped upon
him. Light, more light" is the
pleading cry that comes to us from
those who earnestly seek remedy for
the disease that is tugging at the vi
tails Of the nation. Look and ye shall
see! Read and We shall know! The
BEDFORD GAZETTE, for the Presi-
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documents and every thing that per-
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at the following low terms, cash in ad-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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We have business experience Of more than 25
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We sell only for cash and having losses from bad
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THE "WORLD'' AND AGE"
We will also furnish the GAZETTE
and NeU York Weekly World, or Phito-
HelDhia Weekly Age, for the campaign,
IF the fnlInNinc ratPS: