BEBFOBB INQUIRER.
THE LAST OF WALKER. TO EARNEST DOUGLAS The Great dwindle. MEN. The Chicago Press and Tribune says the re- BEDFORD Can any one "name a tingle State in j port is INQUIRER. Tbe Douglas blowers and strikers ore circu- Wo have finally received the particulars of which uot true that Lincoln has hired Douglas the Breckinridge men are more numerous than to go round make speeches; county, that the closing scene in the career of this reoowr.- and but it is true lating the story all over the the the Douglas ruen in which the former that the State ed filibuster. He was forced to surrender on have Republican Committee could ex- Breckinridge ticket had been withdrawn and "fused," or allowed the latter so much as a pend a the 10th of Beptombcr, and was thrown, heavily little money to no better advantage than that was no other ticket in tbe fieid now, single Elector on their ticket 1 There is not to him there ironed, iuto the at Truxillo. He im- employ to stump the close and doubtful prison one from Maine to Oregon. In every Slavo Legislative than tbe straight Douglas ticket. mediately sent for the of the port, districts in Illinois. chaplain State the UreckinridgeM go for "the whole or The fact is just the ether way. It is tbe protested his faith as a Roman Catbolio, and cone." Who does not see, then, that for who aro the been withdrawn; the was seen thereafter almost constantly kneeling rJr'u.l*perfect f n enjoyment of Douglas ticket that has OF Douglas men to vote Fusion Tickets where tfity l.ea.th frequently have need to have recourse just at the feet of the priest io front of a small * °' Breckinridge ticket remains in tbe field, are strongest is simply putting the knife to IT,? disease. We are never altar; on whioh, by the dim light of the ta- tfce !isß4iiit!( ->r -ti. ins nominated at Reading. The demo- ! Douglass throat? Breckinridge has already that flesh is brfr to, as it was COUNTY Such an invigorator they BEDFORD pers, the image of Jesus was distinguished.? 12 in to may arc a reading people, and States the House Douglas's 2 ; and find in HObTETTEH'S a crats, however, not FRIENDS OF Among other things, ho said, "1 aui resigned BITTEKS? medi- this policy will give Breckinridge at least cine that cannot be taken regularly without most of them can be deceived with this die : uiy 100 vitality giving the to politioal career i concluded." votes to Douglas's 50, and elasticity to the system roppoairg N. York N. season, particularly, the At this lie. & On tlio lltb ult., at 7 o'clock P M., Walk- strongest"man is not proof new Lincoln Hamlin! Jersey, and Indiana could be carried for against the malaria, rn er was notified of his sentence of death, and certain sections of tho At tbe meeting of the Douglas State Com- Fusion tickets. No man can honestly say that country. In all cases of fever FOR ! : to thin startling message the only reply he and ague, the BIT mittee, when the proposition was made to adopt FREE TERRITORY FREEHEX Fusion gives Douglas the ghost of a chance, TEES is more potent than any amount of quinine" _____ niado was to ask at what hour it would be ex- while the most dangerous ticket, Mr. Doughterty moved to OS' A either with the People or in Congress. Do cases of billious fever' "BEDFORD, Pa. the Reading ecuted, and whether be had time to write. yield to its wonderful properties. Those who real Douglas men mean to be used to elect tried the have strike from that ticket the names of Geo. M. Oo the morning of the 12th, at 8 P. M. medicine will never use another, for any f Breckinridge? Pause end Y. cf the ailments Fridaj Morning, Sot. 2, IS6O. inarched to consider-!?JV. which the HOSTETTER BITTERS pro- Keiin, Frederick A. Server, John G. Brenner, iha culpit the place of execution, Tribune. fesses to subdue. To those who have PfiOTECTifS the old not made the TARIFF! iu dd Armas. He walked with experiment, Joel Lightoyr, John A. Ahl, H. N. Lee, Chas. Plaza we cordially recdmmend an early ap- OF .AN a crucifix iu his plication to the BITTERS, "EEAJiLESS AND FREE." hand, upou which be bent all A GOOD DISTRICT TO There is whenever they arc strick- Kelly, Oliver P. James and Wra. C. Patter- LIVE IN.? en diseases of the his regards, looking neither to the right nor to an election district in St. l>y digestive organs. "m.'oVEU-Editor and Proprietor. son, who have either refused to pledge them- Honest and Economical Administra- Liwreooe county, N. Sold by druggists and generally, ' the left, but listening piously to the psalms Y., (Silas dealers, every- their hostil- tion of the Government ! Wright's old home,) wuiob is 'en where. selves for, or have openly avowed which the priest reoited in his ear. He en- miles long and two miles DT7~See FOR TKESIDENT, tered wide. The whole advertisement in another column. ity to, Stephen A. Douglas and Hersobcl V. REMEMBEH the hollow square formed by the soldiery number of votes given for in 1858 Oct. 19, 1860. LINCOLN, (he Governor ABRAHAM Johnston, the only regular nominees of tho TUESDAY NEXT! in piaco of execution, and there, full of was 160. Morgan had 150, Burrows 6, Park- OF ILLINOIS. rtsiguafion, he prououueed the v.ords, Democratic for President and ice Pres- following er 4. All of the Burrows men a'e now Lin- MARRIED. PRESIDENT, party TO THE POLLS, "1 am a Rom an The FOR VICE GO Catholic. war which 1 coln men ; two of the Parker men experienced ident. made upon Honduras, in with HAMLIN, AXD DO A FREEMAXS DUTY i accordance the religion last winter, and one of tbem a short At Blythedale, Mo., on I uesdav, HANNIBAL This.motioo was rejected, and the committee suggestions of some Kuatinoes, was September unjust.? time ago said that he had always been a Demo- the litb iust., hy the Rev. Wm. OF MAINE. one-half AND Those who accompanied not to Wallace, thus resolved to adopt a ticket of tue are blame. crat, but since his conversion, he uow looked | George D. Hall, Esq., of St. Louis, and Miss which is composed of Breckinridge men, known I alone am guiliy. I ask pardon of the peo- at these things very At the Louisa Augusta, daughter of ELECTORS. . receive differently. Edward Miller, Geo. M. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ple. 1 death with resignation?would present time thefr is not a mau in the district Esq., formerly of nON. JAMES POLLOCK. to be soch. The head of the tieket, that Philadelphia, Pa. it might bo for tli good of society."? with sufficient assurance to declare himself for HON. THOMAS M. HOWE. is an open and avowed Breckinridge AND On the of the 11th Keiru, ( Tb£se were his last words. Teu sharp rifle, cither the or Southern evening nit., at the I Edward C. Knight, iIS F. B. Pcuniinan. that N. Northern Democracy. incidence of the bride's in 'J Robert P. 114 Ulysses Mercur, man, and the Pittsburg Gazette says cracks followed, ar.d William Walker was no , father, Union Tp., King, - by Abrui. H. Mr. X Henry Bumru, jls George Bressler, P. FettermaD, the elector for that district, is HANNIBAL HAMLIN, more ! His dying w'sh was a prophecy as well THE MURDERED METHODIST MINISTER.? Hull, Esq., Joseph ickes, to Brady Sharpe, Miss Susanna Weyandt, 4 Robert M. Foust, 16 A. Will be chosen to the highest offices in ?a prophecy that was fulfilled within the Rev. Mr. Bewly, who was hung in Texas by a all of Bedford Go. Hilies, 17 Daniel O. Gelir, also a Breckinridge man. And yet these men fill 6 Nathan ! next few moments. His ts pro-slavery time suspicion 6 John M. Broomall, 18 Samuel Calvin, are to be palmed off upon credulous democrats the Government! death "for the mob a short since, on Io Uarrisburg, on the 4th u!t., by the liev. 7 James Fuller, 19 Edgar Cowan, good of society." There cau be no donbt of of abolitionism, the Albany Journal says will Sam'l Yingling, Mr. li. W. as Douglas men and nothing else ! Solomon Mumma, to 8 David E. Stout, 20 William M'Kennau, SS-Do not be with sun- \ that. be remembered by many whe atteuded the Miss Anna A., daughter of Dr. Vanderlise, 9 Francis W. Christ, 21 J. M. Kirkpatrick, It makes no difference, however. The satisfied Walker's plucky conduct aod his dying cou- General Conference at liufLlo last May. He both of East Hauovor James Kerr, ply electing them, but do your part Township, Dauphfi Uo. 10 David Muiuraa, Jr., 22 Reading ticket cannot poll the vote given to fessiou may do something, perhaps, to modify represented the Arkansas Conference, and was 11 David Taggart, 23 Richard P. Roberts, Ou tue 11th ult., by the same, Mr. towards giving them a the expressions of the joy that is felt at his recognized as a peaceful, humble, and devoted Geo. H. 12 Thomas K. Hull, !24 Henry Souther, Foster. There are hundreds of men in this Stiffler, to Mary Ann John Greer. "taking off," but they will not remove it.? evangelist His views of Slavery were of Fetter, both of Bidford 2-5 State who voted for Foster, who willscorn to MAJORITY OF THE WHOLE VOTE OF the Township. The emotion is almost universal and mildest character, and he would be deemed the THE UNION ! vote for this deliberate cheat. Foster has real.? Buffalo Express. last man to thrust bis views offensively?mild Oa the lGili u!t., by the same, Mr. E. I'. ATTEMPTED BRIBERY. been beaten 32,000, and the Reading ticket GIVE ONE DAT MOKE and conservative tho' they were?upon any Iwler, of Bedford Township, to Miss Susan We have been informed by SAMUEL KET- will be bcateo 60,000. TO YOUR COUNTRY! HIS ENEMIES PRAISE HIM community. MeDaniel, of Monroe Township. TEIIMAN, ESQ., County Surveyor for this Oa his removal to Texas a since, The Greeosburg Argus, a strong Douglas Tho HOB. Wm. L. Goggin on Thursday even- few months Near Schellabutg, ou the 18th ult., the county, that a prominent Republican offered every man VOTE he carried with him testimonials by HIMSELF ing addressed the Bell and Everett partv in of bis humili- Rev. Hunt, Mr. Gardner, biui FIFTY DOLLARS if he would oppose paper, and the orgaD of Gen. Henry D. Fos- and see that HIS NEIGHBOR VOTES and devotion to B. H. Benjamin of Petersburg, Vs. His views upon the stibility ty his work. Hut be was a Stoystown, to against ter, in Westmoteland of ALSO? and thus contribute to roll up Miss Margaret L. Taylor, of this and electioneer Hon. W. P. SCHKLL county, in its issue of the Uniou were clearly expressed in the fol- Methodist. That, in Texas, is ueetned the aDd a Democrat, UouDty. Mr. Ketterman, like a man the 25th nit., speaking of the action of the lowing words: "There could be no danger of equivalent of Abolitionism ; anu the devoted spurned tbe proffered bribe, sayiug that he did Christ, Douglas State Committee, says: MAJORITY a dissolution of the Union, no matter who was minister of guilty of no crime, and oo not keep bis principles for sale. Tbe Dame of A i the merest i-uspicion that he cherished offensive DIED. "How far this late aotion of the Welsh Com- IN elected." Ilis opinion of Mr. Lincolu finds no the person who made this offer is withheld for BEDFORD COUNTY, FOR opinions, was hung up like murderer! mittee may and true less clear expression, io the following lan- a the present. This is another instance of the satisfy tie steadfast De- HONEST OLD ABE OF IL- Iu Friends Cove, on the 3rd Sept., Mrs. mocrats who stood by the regular nominations, guage. Hannah fraud and corruption by which the Black Re- ! ! THE VOTE.?The vote of Hershheiser, wife of Mr. John Hersh- in the hour of peril, we will not undertake to LINOIS Dutitig the whole course of uiy connection BEI.L Philadelphia publicans carried the late election. Shall they with him the beiser, aged 31 years 5 month and 5 days. say. For our part we willnot toil our hands in House of Representatives, I for Governor iast week was est? go uorebuked.? Bedjord Gazette. must 25ih, by voting any elector whose fidelity to the KIDNAPPING. say that I bavoever known him to be a For Curtin, 39,833 For Foster, 41,119. Sept. Mrs. Rebecea Koons, wife ef How a plain tale will put down a liar. We for gentleman, fie is not what the Mr. Josiah Koous,aged 32 years 8 months nominees of the party we have reason to An atrocious act of kidnapping was com- Breckinridge For Members of Congress the vote stood? and had a eonversatien with Nlr. Ketterman in our doubt." party iosinuate hiui to be. I wish to do justice Lincoln 39,459 0 da\ a. mitted in Cumberland Valley, about six miles Pern. 36,301 Bell 6,211. a on both sides. [Cheers.] Ifyou waut to know of office, few days ago, in relation to the article The Juniata Register, the Breckinridge or- Showing tb-at the Bell uieo 374 voted for Sept. 25th, Mr. Philip Diehl, aged years stouth of Bedford, on Thursday last. who Mr. is, go and ask S. A. o 21 last Gazette, Two Lincoln Douglas, Curtin, while 5,818 voted for Foster. It was 3 month and 17 in the copied übove. He stited gan of that county, iu its issue of the 25th with whom he da^s. little girls, about six yoars old, children of stumped every couuty iu tho doubtless so throughout the State. Now that The above are to us, in presence of the hands in oar office, ult., says: State of Illinois. daughters and son of Mr. a man, were [Cheers.J Yes, go and ask the Democratic Slate Committee has Solomon whose George love, respectable colored definitely DiebJ, wife preceded' the family "that Mr. ' he never authorized Mr. Meyers to pub- '?As far as it can he ascertained, the elect- Douglas whether Abe Liuooln is a rail refused to put any on their Electoral 6 weeks ago. U. F. playing almost within sight of the house, when splitter, he a 801 l men li. lih this article, that he did not thank him for ors are in their personal preference about whether is Democratic mauler or Ticket, the Bell vote must be cast for its own a rnau rushed out of the woods, snatched up upt. [CoutiuujJ At her residence io Bedford on it, that the that made him tho eqaully divided between Breckinridge and laughter, aud cries of 'Good '] Eleotor*! Ticket, which of ltsylf wnpld carry- lbs uiornin-' publishing person It wus of the 16th wit., Mrs. Douglas, and if e'.eeted, it is supposed that one of the ohildreu and ran away with it.? uiy goou foriuue, while I was a member op Liucolu's majority to §O,OOO. ? JV. Y. Mary Fester, io the offer docs not live id Bedford County, that he of the 7Gth year of her age. their personal choice will be carried out by The other child hastened home and gave tbo House of Representatives to ha on a Tribune. doe 3 not live in the Congressional district, that their Committee with him. 1 was cbairmau, and 1 Near votes." alarm, hut thcie were, unfortunately, no meu SchelDhurg ou the 4th ult., Mrs. ho does no l kuow whether tho man is a Repub- will say that no man on that Committee worked LINCOLN A NATIONAL MAN.?In the speech El zihetb Buck, iu Tbe Regibter gives the following as the rea- about the bouse at the time, and the the 83rd year of her ago. or a Bell man or what his are, and kidnap- more industriously than be did. He is a man of Hon. Thomas Gen. Harrison's Sec- lican politics son why the Bell meu were uot to par- Effing, invited per thus got a fair start with his victim. It is of a high order of talent, aud when ho spoke that he believes him to he a personal euemy of retary of the Treasury, made at (Jhiilicotbo, auiß cousiTy ticipate ia tbe swindle. evident that the villain, whoever he is, was no mau was listened to by those who wcro in xormal school Schell." We urged Mr. Ketterman to prose- AMD SOUAfty, of that House as visitors with more appareut sat- Ohio, io speaking of Mr. Liuooln, he said: "Some tbe National men are surprised well acquainted with tho premises, and the MARTINSBURG, CO., PA. cute the man, but ho stated that be "would that no offer was made isfaction. His private aa well as public char- "I doubt oot, that from the first to the last BLAIR to the Bell and Everett habits of its occupants. It is believed E. J. OSBORNE, . . that ?in his inaugural address and in A. B. ? , rather have his neck cut off than do so or tell ruen to join in a common Electoral ticket - acter was froc from stain or blemish.? Buffalo his final mes- J. W. DICKERSON, Principals. Those the child was carried to Maryland, nod sold Express. sage? he will show himself the President of f Lis name!" The whole thing iook9 rather sus- who will look at the retuns of Octobor riIHIS institution will commence its first into slavery. The parents were liberated the nation, and not of a section or party. For- session picious, and persons ean believe it or not, as need not be surprised for tbe returns have dem- X with an able and experienced corps of instruc- onstrated that and Everett about ten years a liumano mas- TUB DOUGLAS MEN TO BK CURATED.? tunately, be will not be thrown on an extreme tors on Monday, Nov. 6th, 1860. No expense but our mind the Bell wen in this i ago by Virginia has tbey choose, to it may have been State weak party for suppiit. The conservative interest been spared in making it thorough aud complete in aro either too for tbe encourage- ter, who, besides granting them freedom, gave Tho effect of withdrawing tho Douglas electo- every department. intended to cover some of tbe dark transactions ment such a bargain, or their old nominated, and that will also elect hint." 0/ feelings them means to buy the laud upon whioh they ral tioket and supporting the Reading ticket, The school building is constructed and furnished of a similar character of the friends of Mr. of animosity to tbe Democratic party is so upon the most approved modern plans, one live, which thev have been cultivating ever is thus set forth by "Oecasional," in Forney's and is Schell. strong, that they prefer the eertain election of '