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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Fun.

Prof. Murray, a gentleman of color,
came to town the other day. His mis-
sion is to deliver lectures in advocacy
of the 10TH Amendment. On his arri-
val he proceeded to the Inquirer Office
and asked Bro. Lutz to print him some
posters announcing his lecture. Know
ing that the Radical party originated
the Fifteenth Amendment, that Gov.
Geary endorsed it, that the last Radi-
cal legislature tincluding Mr.. Longen-
ecker ratified it, he expected much
sympathy at the Laq4irer Office
ment, when Bro. Lutz informed him
that he could not have his bills prin-
in his office A little while after the
sole owner and proprietor of the Radi-
cal party in this county, Bro. John
Cessna, peeped around the corner a.
bove his office, and Prof. Murray
sought comfort in the sage counsel OF
the immortal manufacturer Of Post
Masters and Revenue officials. But
John, discarding for once the screech
owl treble in which he generally her.
aids public affairs on the streets, and
speaking in a low undertone, expostu-
lated with the Professor against deliv-
ering the lecture, and finally the Afri-
can "man and brother" secumbed to
the persuasive powers of the dis
suasive Congressman. But other
jealous members of the Radical party
came to the rescue Of the snubbed
Professor. The Democrats, by prin-
ciple in favor of Freedom of Speech,
said, "Let him be heard? if his lee
ture is unsound in facts or argument,
it can do no harm" So Brother Lutz
anu GGSStld, Vic
advocates of the Fifteenth Amend
ment, were put to shame, and the pad
lock they had put on the mouth Of
Prof. Murray, was removed. Now,
why could not these latter have been
consistent and permitted this African,
whom they pretend to consider their
political equal, to speak in behalf of
the doctrine which they profess to
hold? Ay, that's the Question? The
answer is simply, because the election is
near at hand and they mean to deceive
their followers, once more If possible.
Pretty leaders of a great party, aren't
they now?
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Rally, White Men,

Men of Bedford county, all in favor
of preserving our republican form of
government, all opposed to thecentral-
izing influence of the Fifteenth A.
mendment, all who believe with Ste
phen A. Douglas, that "this Govern
ment was established by White Men,
for t he benefit of White Men and their
descendants forever" all who desire A
CHANGE in the administration Of af-
fairs at Harrisburg, arise in your
might, rally around the flag of Democ-
racy and vote for your rights and your
Interests onthe Twelfth of October!
NOW is the time to strike for victo-
ry. The enemy is di8organized, demor-
allied, disheartened. The conduct of
Gov. Geary in the executive Office, the
FIFTEENTH Amendment and the extrav-
agance and corruptions of the legisla-
ture, form burden Whlch the hadl-
cal party cannot carry. 1t is pressing
them into the earth. AS they totter
under this load, it is your opportunity
to defeat them. Rally to the polls,
then, and vote and work for success!
Democrats, awake from your leth-
argy! Bring out every man to the G.
lection who will vote against the tick
ct which represents the Fifteenth A.
nendment! HAVE YOUR WAC
ONS READY ON THE DAY OF F.
LECTION to carry those to the polls
who cannot walk or are dilatory.
Give one day in the year to your Coun-
try, and remember that a FHH Demo
cratic T0,e is a Democratic Victory!
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THREE THOUSAND DoLBAR RS is the
extent OF recovery for any injury to
the person by railroad accident, short
of death itself. The victim may have
been cruelty laeerated by the criminal
neglect of a railroad employee. He
may have been deprived of his limbs
and thereby of ability to earn a liveli-
hood, but John w. Geary and the
bandlttl of the legislature have limit
ed in every case the damages to three
thousand dollars. No jury in the Com
monwealth, no matter what the evil
dence of injury or neglect, may give
verdict for a greater amount. The
victim may be subjected to bed of
torture for all the years of his life, but
John w. Geary has taken it out of the
power of a jury of his countrymen to
compel a rich corporation to make
reasonable compensation.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
You Can Vote With.
out Being Regis
tered!

Let all voters aCho haze not been reg
istered, remember that under the
Fourth Section of the Registry Act,
they can vote, by making affidavit that
they are citizens of Pennsylvania, that
they have resided in the State for one
year last, and if they had removed
from the State, that they have resided
therein six months next preceding
the election, and that they have paid
a State or County Tax within two
years. The person not registered is
also to produce the affidavit of a quail
fed voter of the proper district, as ev-
idence that he (the person not regis
teredl is known to the affiant, and
that the said unregistered person has
resided in the election district ten days
Immediately preceding the election.
Blank affidavits of this description,
have been furnished the Election
Boards, for the convenience of persons
not registered. Afiidavits may be
drawn up and sworn to before JUS
tice of the Peace, before election-day.
We advise this course as it will save
much time and trouble when the vo
ting is going on. Democrats, of the
several election districts of Bedford
county, See to it that no Democrat
is deprived of his vote because he Is
not registered.
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ROOrbaCks!

Spurious tickets, with the names of
all theDemocraticcand upon them
except that of William Keyser, for
Sheriff, for which that of VIM. Dibert,
the Radical candidate, is substituted,
are in circulation. Others, also, with
the name of j. w. Lingenfeiter for
Pronthonotary, substituted for that of
John p. Reed, have been shown US.
These are counterfeits of the Democrat
ic ticket Watch for them and see
that no one Is deceived by them.
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Don't Need to Be
Bribedi

The Bloody Run Press insults the
Democrats of Bedford county, and of
Southampton township in particular,
by falsely asserting that they are ,eait-
ing to be paid to go 10 the election. Dem
ocrats turn out to vote their ticket for
the sake of principle, not for money
The Press must not put them on par
with its own dupes. Men of Bedford
county, Men of Southampton town
ship, against whom this Radical SLAM
der is specially directed, turn out next
Tuesday and rebuke your traducersl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN THE
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A Subsidized Sheet.

The Radical politicians have con-
tributed heavily in funds raised from
their party, to the circulation of pa
per printed in New York city, styled
the Irish Republic" Their design,
in this, is, if possible, to taint the
mind of Irish citizens with the heresies
of Radicalism. They hope. in this
way, to deceive the people whom they
formerly persecuted on accountof their
place of birth and theirreligion. Sean
Ian and Moriarty, the editors and pub
fishers of the "Irish Republic" are
paid thousands of dollars out of the
Radical corruption fund for the work
they are attempting to do. But we
have no fear that they will succeed in
their nefarious attempt. A subsidized,
hired and paid organ like the one in
question, can have no inhuenee with
the people it seeks to tempt and mis-
lead. The trick is too transparent not
to be seen through, and win only ex-
pose its authors to the ridicule and con-
tempt of those upon whom it is at
tempted to be played. No! no!
Such Radical stipendiares as Scanlan
and Moriarty can neither deceive nor
corrupt the Irish voters of Pennsylva-
nfa
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Lower than Stutzman.
a Radical Newspaper ON Ed. Seuu.

a Radical Newspaper ON Ed. SeuII.
That able, outspoken republican
newspaper, the Pittsburg Commercial,
goes back on Mr.. Scull, and warns the
Republicans of this District to Judge
we'll of his fitness ere they send him to
the enate ujce Stutzman. We clip the
following from the Commercial of the
24th ult., and commend it to the con-
sideration of the republican voters of
the district especially of Bedford coun-
ty-and it is for them to say whether
they didn't Exchange sheep for shells,
or wool for pebbles:
In announcing that Stutzman had
been forced to back out, we suggested
that Mr.. Sculi, editor Of the Somerset
Wing, would be proper person to take
his place as the Republican Senatorial
candidate in that District; but from
what appears in the last number of the
Wing, we are led seriously to doubt
whether the change would be an inn
provement, at least in decency of man
nerS. The editor in one breath declares
that "no citizen enjoys higher repu-
tation for personal worth and integrity
than does Mr.. Stutzman, f" and in anoth-
er abuses the COMMERCIAL as is the
habit of the corruptionists. This GER
tainly affords ground for an unfayora-
BILE inference. 1t is a little singular
that one with "higher reputation for
persona! worth and integrity" than
any other man in the district should
be forced off the Republican ticket be-
cause the best men of the party refused
to support him and his defeat was in-
evitab;e. Brother ScuIl, we fear, has
flattered too much and abused too foul
ly. The Republicans of the District
will judge as to this. If StutZman's
reputation is, as the Wing says, "high-
er" than any other man, then their
embarrassment is calculated to excite
sympathy, since, according to this, they
will be compelled to go totcer than
StutZman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07

Extract from a Private Letter from Hawaii,
Sandwich Islands.
~ Although the eruption is not
so violent now, the volcano isl fear
full sight to behold. The rivers Of la
VA still flow, and the smoke from the
crater ascends in awful majesty. Dur
ing this volcanic upheayal it has been
very sickIy here. A peculiar sort OF
low malarious fever, which has grown
out of foul, condensed vapors of the
volcano, has prevailed to an alarming
extent, and at one time it was feared
it would depopulate the island. But
fortunately, a sea captain lcalling here
for supplies) distributed Plantation
Bitters to the suffering, and quick and
thorough cures were the result. The
news spread like wild-fire. Messrs.
Ching-Takin & Co., Commission Mer-
chants, had these Bitters for sale. In
a short time their Office was besieged
and their supply exhausted. A steam
er was dispatched to San Francisco by
order of the Hospital Department, and
a new and enormous supply obtained
as soon as possible. From that mo-
ment the scourge was stayed. Not an
other fatal case occurred, and the epi-
demic has now entirely disappeared.
4 Is this wonderful remedy
known in your city? l hope so, for it
is sure cure for all fevers and mias-
matte sickness. You may tell your
friends so for me. < FL. NJ. G.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
The Poor House
Muddl0.

The Radicals have made much talk
about the Poor House question, as if
they were not in great measure re-
sponsible for the state of affairs which
exists in regard to that matter. Was
it a Democratic Court or Democratic
Legislature, that placed the county in
its present position in regard to the G.
rect.on Of a new Poor House? Did
not Stutzman and Longeuecker, both
radicals, represent Bedford county, in
theSenateand House at Harrisburg, and
did not they pass the law under which
the new Poor House was to have been
erected? And did not Gov. Geary af-
fix his signature to that act, and did
not Francis Jordan, Secretary of the
Commonwealth, gentleman we'll ac-
quainted with the facts in the case, adj
wise HIM to sign it? Ay, there's the
rub! If there is anything wrong a
bout this Poor House business, Radi-
cal officials are as much to blame as any
other body. They should clear their
own skirts before attempting to make
capital out of this matter against their
political opponents. The only way
the people can get this question into
their own hands, is by defeating Geary
and Longenecker.
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United!

The Democracy of Bedford county
are now perfectly united OH their
county ticket. Mr.. Isaac ID. Earnest,
who was talked of as an independent
is now supporting Mr.. Kay
ser and rendering effective assistance
to the whole ticket. Now, to work,
and forward for victory!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
W0RKINGMEN,
HEAR
Asa Packer!

Having earned my bread by the
labor of my hands during many, and
| may add, the happiest years of my
life, and owning whatever ] possess
under the Providence of God) to pa
tient and honest toll, ] can never be
unmindful of the interests of those
with whom my entire life has been as
Sociated. ASA PACKER.
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How the Ticket is
to be Voted.

At the coming election the ticket
will be voted in four different sips,
headed, respectively, ".Sate, ""Judicia-
ry," County" and "1oaoaship," or
Borough" Tickets should be care
fully cut, folded and tied before the day
of election.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Two Offices.

Mr.. Lingenfelter, Esq, has been
nominated for Justice Of the Peace on
the Radical ticket in this borough.
He is, also, the Radical candidate for
Prothonotary. He cannot hold both
offices. His acceptance of both these
nominations looks little queer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07

"Familiarity breeds contempt" is an
adage. which does not hold good in the
advertising business. A merchant or
other man can become very familiarly
known to the public by advertising
and yet receive no contempt from his
patrons,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Beware.

All sorts of mixed tickets are being
circulated by the Radical candidates
and politicians Look out for them.
Examine your ballot before you vote
and see that you have the .f,M Demo
cratic Hcket.
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Resokeea, That we wholly approve the pTinci-
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Any person wanting an agency will address the
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sCULL, LONG, and LONGEN-
ECKER will be governed by the opin-
ion of Francis Jordan, Esq, Secretary
of the Commonwealth, on the Poor
House question.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07

FINDLAY, NOBLE and SIPE are
pledged to vote for the repeal of the
fraudulent ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment.
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Don't Scratch!

Give them a solid shot Don't
throw away your vote by scratching
your ticket! Vote for Reed, Keyser,
Moore, Elder, Pencyl, McGirr and
Rutts
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SCULL will vote against the repeal
of the ratification of the Fifteenth A.
mendment. FINDLAY will vote for
its repeal. Choose ye!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07

GEARY recommended the ratifi-
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment.
A vote for him is vote for compulso-
ry Negro Suffrage.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07

PACKER will not veto the repeal of
the act ratifying the Fifteenth Amend
ment. Geary will.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07

LONGENECKER voted for the Fif-
teenth Amendment which seeks to
force you do,on to the level of Negroes
at the polls.
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GEARY is pledged to sustain the
Fifteenth Amendment; PACKER is
pledged to oppose it. Choose between
them !
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HARD TIMES! HARD TIMES Well,
the Radical party have been in power
for eight years. Is it any wonder times
are sshard ?''
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GET your wagons ready for Election
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along the whole line!
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REMEMBER.

The polls must be opened between
the hours of and in the morning
and closed at in the evening. The
new election law requires this.
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In ali cases the cash must accompany theorder
We respectfully ask the active men of cur party
to get up clubs for the campaign at every post
Office in the county limo other way can the good
cause be moro effectively supported than by the
circulation Of Democratic newspap rs It ought
to be on easy matter to raise club of twenty at
any post office Address MEYERS MENGEL,
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