The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Packer andPershingl
Meetings of the Democracy.
RrDroRD COUNTY AwAKEl

| President Vice Presidents, William
Mason, Patrick BTaeken, Henry Mil
Ter, Lewis Riser, Lewis Grouse, Henry
Keyser, and James C. Ewing; Secreta-
ries, Caius NJ. Devore aud Uriah Ad-
ans. Speeches were made by +. F.
Kerr, Esq, J. NJ. Reynolds and Jno.
G. Fisher. Londonderry is alive and
viii give a good report on election
day.
Pa10 AHo.-The Democracy of the
lower end of Londonderry held a
meeting at Palo Alto, on Saturday ev-
ening. The following officers were cho-
sen, President, James Mattingly, Esq,
Vice Presidents, John Lowry, John
Burket, John Tharp, David ST.
mons, George Bennett and William
Logsdon Secretaries, George w.
Beals, J. T. Mattingly and Samuel
Logsdon. The meeting was addressed
by Z. F. Kerr, }. NJ. Reynolds and
Jno. G. Fisher.
l9ORerst0lCn.-A large meeting of the
Democracy of Liberty was held at
Stonerstown on Friday evening last.
jacob Kensinger, Esq, was elected
President, John A. White, Daniel
Cypher and Henry D. Brode, Vice
Presidents, and Thomas Evans and
John C. Neary, Secretaries. The meet
ing was addressed by B. F. Meyers.
Liberty will do her duty on next
Tuesday.
CoaldaLe.-A Democratic meeting
was held at Coaldale on last Saturday
evening. A. Ii. Anderson, was elect
ed President and j. NJ. Barnett, Secre-
tary. B. f. Meyers addressed the
meeting. Broad Top is awake and
will assist in the overthrow of radical
ism.
.ScheilS5,ug.-Th Democracy of
Schellsburg and Napier assembled at
the former place on last Monday even
ing. Quite a respectable number were
present. The meeting was organized
by electing William Rock, Esq, Pres
ident, John Conner, Abraham EgOlf,
John DolIard, Peter Dewalt and j.
Adams, Vice Presidents, and w. Y.
Poorman, Secretary. The meeting
was addressed by B. f. Meyers. Old
Napier and Schellsburg will roll up old
fashioned majorities for Packer aud
Pershing.
7ea5eryy.-The Democracy of the
upper end of Cumberland Valley held
a good meeting on Tuesday evening.
Martin Boor was elected President,
Samuel Drenring, Daniel Miller and
J. 0. Shea, Vice Presidents, and
Francis Wertz and Tobias Boor, Sec
retaries. B. f. Meyers addressed the
meeting. Democratic Cumberland
Valley will do her share in the good
work CT next Tuesday
LeUjStOCn.-The sterling Democra-
cy of Union assembled at LewistoWn
on Monday afternoon, last Samuel
Dubbs was chosen President Of the
meeting, with John II. Walter, Henry
Corle, Daniel Boyer, Adam Briggie
and Michael Shafrer as Vice Presi-
dents, and Christian Briggle and w.
| J. Robeson as Secretaries. Speeches
we re made by Z. +. Kerr and w. c.
Schaeffer, Esqs.
st. C1airSrUe.-T Democracy held
a meeting at st. Clairsville, in front OF
/ of Miller's hotel, on Tuesday evening
last which was well attended. Col. F.
! ID. Beegle opened the meeting in few
stirring remarks. Jacob Aker was
chosen President; Vice Presidents,
d. P. Beegle, Geo. Claycomb, Henry
| Evans, Peter Claycomb, Amos Berk-
himer, Isaac Cobler, Aaron GroYe
/ Secretaries. Jacob Walter, Frank
Berkhimer, Geo. Oster. The meeting
was addressed by Z. f. Kerr, j. NJ
REYNOLDS and w. C. Schaffer.
Reiqhareps Hotel.-On Monday even
ing Democratic meeting was held at
Reighard's Hotel, in Union, at which
David 3. Shafer, president, assisted by
Michael Walter, Alex. McGregor, H
B. Meyers, p. Yingling and Jaeot
Dively as Vice Presidents, and Jane:
BeegIe and John H. Reighard as Sec
re taries. +. f. Kerr and W. G. Schaf
fer addressed the meenting.
Moury's lEU.-A good meeting was
held at Mowry's Mill on Tuesday after
! noon. John Claar was elected President
Moses McIlvaine, w. NJ. Hancock
George Hartle, Samuel Dubbs, Fran
els Beard, John FL. Walter and Johr
Berk heimer, Vice Presidents, james
! Sleek, Josiah Mowry and w. J. Robe
son. Secretaries. Speeches were made
bvW.C Schaffer and K. f. Kerr, Esqs
The meetings in Union were all well at
tended and gave evidence that th'
Democracy are alive in that section
and will be heard from on election
day.
| RAILROAD MEBTING.-On Wednes
day evening of last week, the Cour
House was filled by an audience whG
had come hither, pursuant to previous
notice, to listen to addresses on the
subject of Railroad for Bedford, tC
connect with some route already sur
! veyed.
On motion, the meeting was organi
zed by the appointment of Hon. ). l.
RUSSELL, President. Hon. GEo. w
/ GrMP and DR.. GEORGE ANDERSON
Vice Presidents, and NJ. A. Points
ESQ. and Geo. II. Mengel, Secretaries
Hon. A. King then proceeded to adj
dress the meeting, and after short, fe
| .,1,l,.os, which vras aftanti velX