The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-06-19

Bank has removed its specie to Mon
treal for safe keeping, in apprehension
of Fenian raids.
The warrants issued by the Treas
ury for the expenses of the govern
ment during the month of May a.
mounted to 46, 458, 900. This is excIu-
sive of the warrants for redemption of
the public debt.
Boston will celebrate Independence
Day this year without a civic process
| ion and dinner. Are there so many
Buffers around that the Hub is afraid
| of the table ware?
"A prominent OSwego Republican
made bet the other evening with a
Radical brother, of ton of coal, that
the State of New York would give
! 10000 majority for the Democrats.
The Canadian Government is or
ganizing 'fying columns" of troops to
meet the Fenians. There will proba-
bly, be plenty of flying columns Of red
coats when the "Boys in Green" meet
! them.
The TitusvilIe Herad, good au-
thority, estimates the present daily
production of oil at nine thousand
seven hundred and forty barrels, and
| the number of new wells drilling at
two hundred and forty-five
The Washington correspondent
Of the Boston Post says that Mr.. Pen
! dleton has written letter to a friend
saying that the moment any other can
! didate gets a single vote more than
himself in the nominating Convention,
his name must be withdrawn.
Steel rails for railroads are decidedly
getting in favor. Upwards of one
thousand tons have been ordered for
the Camden and Amboy lines in New
! Jersey, and the New Haven Company
proposes to lay lis entire track with
| them.
If you want to keep poor. buy two
glasses of ale every day at ten cents
each, amounting in the year to $73;
smoke three cigars, one after each
meal, counting up in the course Of the
year to as much more, and keep big
dog.
There is but one reason why Grant
was nominated for the Presidency by
the Radical Republicans, and that is,
his availability as candidate. There
is one Supreme reason why he should
not be elected, and that is, that he is
not fit for the office.
Thirty five Indians were attacked
and killed about the first Of last month,
near Owyhee Ferry, Idaho, by soldiers
under command of Beebe, General
Crooks chief scout. They had COM
mitted many depradations, and of their
party none escaped.
When Grants inhuman order eX-
pelling the Jews from their homes
reached Washington, Hon. George H.
Pendleton, with becoming indignation,
moved in Congress a vote of censure
for the act, which came within two
votes of passing. Even Lincoln was
so shocked at Grants brutality, that,
under the spur Of Pendleton's resolu-
fian no nrnmn ntIu rnvnknd tho order
Hon. Schuyler ColfaX, Radical can
didate for Vice President, was an orig
nal hOWler for impeachment. In his
campaign speeches for negro suffrage,
in Ohio, last fall, he expressed great
desire that President Johnson should be
made to "dance in the air'-in other
words, that he should be hanged. He
is a fit representative of Radical fanti-
cism.
The Mongrel papers make far
greater flourish over Colfax's name
! than they do Of Grants. Though Col
fax is the tail of the Mongrel kite, it is
the heaviest part Of it, and makes a
ridiculous show in trying to ascend.
The Toronto Globe processes to
have positive and reliable information
that the Fenian movement on Cana
da has already commenced, and calls
on the Government to order into the
! field at once the whole volunteer and
regular force.
That iniquitous institution, the
Freedmen's Bureau, with its attendant
train of pampered, insolent officials and
hordes Of lazy paupers, is to be fasten-
ed on the country for another year.
The leaders of the Radical party count
on this Bureau as most potent ally
in the coming presidential election.