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1t is given out at Rome that two of
the vacant Cardinals hats will be filed
with heads of two distinguished Amer
lean Arch Bishops-the Most Rever-
ends Martin John Spalding, of Balti-
more, and John McCloskey, of New
York. In the entire hierarchy NO two
abler or more deserving prelates could
be selected for this distinction. Apro-
pos, it is somewhat singular that the
French Bishops and more liberal of the
German Bishops will oppose the idea
of Papal infallibility, while those of
Great Britain and America-the two
most liberal nations-are depended up
on by the Pope tospeak and vote in uni
ity in favor of his certain vicegeren-
cy.
Peopleof all denominations will learn
without regret, that the Council of
Freethinkers, convened at Naples on
the 9th instant, has ended in smoke,
or bursted up in row. 1t was called
to take action in opposition to the Gee
umenical Council at Rome, and was
composed mainly of atheistical, deis-
tical and Fourierite self appointed del
egates, who would not have suggested
any reforms in the Catholic Church or
in the practice of Christianity, but
would have endeavored solely to in
augurate revolution, which might
have caused turmoil and bloodshed,
and could not have resulted in any
benefit to religion, morality, or man
kind.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-12-23

CORRUPTION runs riot in every De-
partment Of the Government. It has
been ascertained toacertainty that up
wards of eight thousand notes of the
five-twenty bonds, third series, a
mounting to 81, So, 900, have not been
accounted for. 4 committee was APP
pointed in 1861 to investigate the
frauds committed in the issue of
bonds and certificates of the second se-
ries Of the seven thirty loan. which
has made no report except 20 show that
corruption and fraud had been discov-
cred. That the people have been
shamefuIIy robbed is manifest; but
here the matter ends. The radicals, it
seems, havea right to plumber, and the
public it appears, must submit.
1t does not appear to be the province
Of any body connected with the gov
-ernment to expose and punish such
villainies. Even the President is
quaking at the prospect of an investi-
CATION of the causes which led to the
September gold swindle in New York.
But plundering the government is not
considered stealing now-a-days. 1t is
not regarded as theft for members Of
Congress to rob the people by voting
subsidies to railroad companies. 1t is
deemed a legitimate and honest trans
action on the part Of the peoples rep
resentatives to receive shares of stock
in Congressional corporations, as a
consideration for votes and influence
in granting such corporations immense
bodies 0fti1e public lands. No wonder
Congressmen get rich and live in $32,-
600 houses!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-12-23

On the motion to table the bill Of
1Ir. Ingersou, Of Illinois, in the House
Of Representatives at Washington, on
Saturday last, Messrs. Cessna, Gilfl-
lin AMI Negley. of this State, voted
No. This bill provides for the issue
Of forty-four millions of greenbacks in
redemption of that amount in bonds
bearing gold interest. Cessna, GilfI-
lin and Negley have, then, it seems,
gone over to Pendleton, If Young
Greenbacks can carry this load, moth
ing can prevent him from winning
the presidential race. What do the
anti-repudiation radicals of the Six
teenth Congressional district think of
their PendIetonian representative?
What will those austere sticklers for
the rigid observance of the pledged
faith Of the government, the editors of
the Somerset Herald, Bedford Inquirer
and Franklin Repository, say to this
tendency Of the loil Mr.. Cessna to-
ward the ranks Of the repudiators?
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.

The probabilities are that the pres
ent Congress will, in accordance with
the imperative demand of Grant, re-
peal the Tenure-of-Office Law. As
the bin was put through for the sole
purpose of curtailiug the power Of Ex-
President Johnson, with the single
design of preventing the removal Of
Radical officials, it was justly regard
ca as an outrageous piece Of partizan
legislation. As such we freely de-
nounced it at the time Of its passage,
and our opinion, then expressed, has
undergone no change. We believe
tina I it was calculated to do injury by
putting dishonest and incompetent
officials in a position where they would
feel comparatively secure. The Presi-
dent could not dismiss them sum
marily. and many of the frauds which
were perpetrated under the late adj
ministration were due to the provis-
ions of the law which Congress is now
fastening to repeal
The rumors of corruption and the
we'll authenticated reports Of gross
/ frauds on the revenue which reach Us
/ from all parts Of the country show that
many of Grants appointees are un-
! mitigated scoundrels. He has shown
a great lack of Judgment in making
appointments, from his Cabinet down
! to the lowest officials, and he needs the
+ largest kind OF liberty to correct his
4 damaging blunders. We do not think,
however. that it is q regard for the
public welfare which now leads him
/ to demand the repeal Of the Tenure-of-
Office Law; we believe he is in
fiuenced by desire to have the
thirty thousand Office holders in
the country under his absolute and
unrestrained control, in order that he
NAV compel them all to work dilli-
! gently to secure hi- renOminatiOn,-
+ That i well understood by his friends
4 in Congress, and, as large majority OF
4 the Republican members are ready
( to coneede what he demands, We are
not surprised to see it announced that
the very men who advocated and
/ voted for the Tenure of Office Law are
now Just as ready to make speeches
I against it, and te vote for its uncondi-
tional repeal. 1t is said some Radical
! Senators are not prepared to recaut 90
suddenly and so completely. They dc
not relish being placed in position SC
palpably false and indefensible. Col,
fax, who is industriously intriguing
for the Presidency, is said to be oppo-
! sed to othe repeal Of the law; but neith-
er his ambitious designs nor the reluc-
tance Of certain Senators to make 90
speedy change of position Oh the ques-
ton is likely to affect the result.
We hope the law viii be repealed,
1t is wrong in principle, and calcula-
ted TO work injury TO the public inter
ests. Besides we are in favor OF permit
ting Grant to assume the responsibility
which he seems to coyet. With the
! repeal of the Tenure of Office Bill. he
Will have TO answer to the people for
disappointment and continuance in Of
/ fee of every obnoxious, every .ncom-
petent and every dishonest official.
/ We are in favor of giving him full
! swing, Of allowing him all the rope he
needs to hang himselE.-Laaeaster IN
tetigeHcer.
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TO CoNsUMPTIVEs.- Es.-The Adyertis-
er, having been restored to health in few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suTerers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used free OF eharge] with the diree-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will fni a sure cure for Consumption. Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, etc. The object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the af-
aicted, and spread information which he eoneeiyes
to be invaluable and be hopes every sufererwiTl
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii pleasead
dress REV EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
may14yl
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The Altoona TTw7fcator has been
purchased by d. W. Moore. one of the
proprietOrs of the Harrisburg Patriot,
On The first of January next, the name
of the paper will be changed to the Al
t0oDa Siul. We have no doubt the StH
will be brilliant lominary in the
N newspaper world.
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The fact that Empress Eugene has
returned to Paris worth over million
dollars more than she was when she
left, is the incentive to any number of
bon na0tS and witty squibs on the part
of the press in the French capital.
This accession of fortune represents the
cash value of the magnificent diamond
studded tiara presented to her by the
Khedive Of Egypt.
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The Council Of Monongahela City
have passed resolution directing the
police to arrest every boy found on
the street after 8 O'Clock who cannot
give good and sufficient reason for
being abroad at that hour of the night.
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Deer are 50 plenty in the mountains
south and east Of Johnstown that peo-
pie have resolved to do without other
kinds Of meat during tiIe time that
Acnls0n Is in season.
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Of decency. or thes slightest susceptible
ty of shame? Ifso, let them blush for
tie action oftheir party in the United
states Senate, on Friday night last.
with respect to the State Of Georgia.
Two years ago Georgia complied
with the terms Of the reconstruction
acts. to the very letter. The conven-
ton which framed the constitution by
which civil government was restored
% the State, was chosen under the au-
saices Of General Meade, and was com
posed largely of negroes aud almost en-
tirely of radicals. The people of Geor- +
gia, pursuaded by the bayonets Of
Meade, adopted the constitution. An
election was held for Governor. mem
bers ofthe legislature aud representa-
tlves in Congress. Gen. Meade again
kindly assisted the evoters. and Bullock,
carpet-bagger, was chosen Governor,
AID a legislature which was then con-
s.dered intensely radical, was elected.
p..,roo,- ,rss in.saIIad IN tho axecatiye
o#oo The iaoi.Iat,,ra assembled or.
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay. and all the effects of youthful
indiseretion will, for the sake of suffering human
ity send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy bywhieh
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiser sexperienee, can do so by addressing,
in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York
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Words of Wisdom for Young men,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man.
hood, with SELF HELP for the erring and unfor-
tunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Phila, Pa may28, '69yI
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Ladies and Gents should visit oar store,
Examine cur goods, if they do nothing n ere,
With prices so low TO them we appeal
If 0ster 4 Co., is not the right place 10 deal.
deeqml
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Forest county is overstocked with
deer, bears, wildcats, and panthers.
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H1HE REGLILATOR.

HfHE REGULATOR.
w. G. GARWooD
takespleasure ininforning the citizens Of Bed.
ford and vicinity, that he has taken The Old
s,oreofH F. Irvineand intends keeping poth.
ing butthe best goods at themost
REASONABLE PRICES.
Rensenber alwaysto call al No. AsDEasos,s
Row. where you viii aI~ays fnd W c GAnwoop
prepared to sell aseheap as the cheapest.
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IL DOR RENT-Possession given At any time be
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. IS, 1869.

W NASHINGTON, dec. Is, 1863.
In the Senate to-day the Georgia Re
construction bill is under discussion
From present appearances, the bill can
not become a law before 1.-THE holi-
days" 1t will, however, undoubted-
ly become a law. If the Fifteenth
Amendment" shall become sure of a.
doption, in the sense regarded by the
Radicals, then, when no necessity fer
its ratification by Georgia shall be any
/ longer discerned, the bill, without the
amendment of Morton, will probably
be considered sufficient fer all party
purposes; if not, the amendment lriIl
I prerdH!
/ committed slight error yesterday
! in speaking OF Mr.. Carpenter as ''chair-
man" of the committee of the Senate
judiciary Committee. Mr.. Trumbull
occupies liza. liza. post. | intended to say
that ne was instructed by the commit
/ tee to report the Georgia bill, and so
acted as its chairman. This is import
ant, iuasmuch as it indicates that Mr..
/ Trumbull is not in unison with that
com mittee in its recommendation up
on that subject.
1t seems that Stanton has really some
show for the vacant judgship, now that
Judge Gricr has been persuaded to re-
sign. The latter's resignation went in
on Wednesday. People, however,
known to be in the confidence of Cen
eral Grant, confidently assert that his
ExeelleRey will suffer martyrdom rath-
er than nominate him. In this mat
ter we shall see whether General
Blair's opinion of the President is well
founded.-Obr. Bat. Gazette.
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etc. are by the ablest writers Of America and
Europe. The
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
An I0wyrR WAITED.

On the night of the 1st of September last,
Maria Wilson, a woman OF the town, met an unknown
man In Chatham-st, and induced him to accompany her
10 house I'm ROOseyetst After short stay there they
left the volunteering 20 accompany her cOmpau-
ion as far Frenchs Hotel where he stopping. In
some Explained manner the woman managed to steal
from her companion wallet containing tOO0 In gold
certificates aud n number OF valuable private papers
The made complaint TO the police, and not
tl recently did Capt Thorn learn OF the casethe woman
having told OF II friend while In state OF intoXcA
ton. Detectives HorbNt aud Mullen made search for
the woman length ascertaincd that che living
with her husband, Thomas Wilson, whom she had mar
ried since the theft committed In house IN Mad
sonst Both taken into custody, and locked up In
the Oakst Police Station Ia their possession was found
bond and mortgage for 1900. and due-b for $3.50.
gwen by the brother OF Wilson as security for loan OF
that amount. two gold watches and chains, diamond
ring aud small articles OF jewery beside tho fnru
the apartment occupied 10y the accused Inquiry
has been made by the police authorities for tho who
robbed but thus FAR without success. He Is sup
posed TO have been a returned Californian possibly a
German, although he spoke good English. Justice Dow
ling has granted "a temporary commitment Tor the ac-
cuscd aud they held to await the appearance OF the
complainant II the latter should this account and
20 this city, he will be enabled TO good
portion OF his property. r..-