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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04

account of the Nebraska Bill, high
taxes, or spything else, but repeatedly
and 10 The most earnest and solemn
manner assured me OF his attachment
Tor the Democratic party and its prin-
ciples. JOSEPH MAGEE.
Sworn 10 before me by JOsegh Ma.
gee and subscribed By him in my pres.
enes his 2Sth day Of September, a.
d. 1886, J, w, SwKPsroM, 49,
I. j p Hk tp, YiRtOa COZ O.
J. R. NEwToN's EvIDEScE.
The STATE Of Ohio, Finton COun-
ty ss: On this 2sh day OF Septem.
her, A. d. 1860, personally appeared
before me, j. ". Swepston, a Justice
Of tile Peace, for said county, John
Newton, WHO being sworn says-That
during the week preceding the 10Th Of
September, 1856, (the date OF the Re-
publican Convention at Hamdeu which
nominated d. ID. II. Hard Tor Repre-.
sentative, } he believes and syery pos
tive, on Wednesday or Thursday
evening OF said week he entered into
conversation with u. ID Hard, at said
Hard's store, upon tie subject Of poll,
tics. The entire Democratic TICKET,
Tor the State and county OF Finlen
was then IN the field; aitiaut asked Haid
Hard how he was pleased with tte
Democratic ticket; h9, the said HffSo
replied that he was well pleased with
IL, and should vote the whole democratd
ic ticket. lie, the said Hard, then re-
marked that he did NOT think there was
any danger OF the election of any OF
the democratic candidates, except E,
a. Bratton; that they (meaning the
Republicans) would make a strong
effort towards defeating him; but lor
his { Hard's) part, he was gskrg 10
vote Tor Brat:on and do all he cJ6t to
secure his election, In this or atSt
other conversation, previous to that
tine, | did not hear said Hard express
any dissatisfaction with the Admins
tratIons, either State or National, ur
with any OF their acts.
JNO. NEWTON.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 2Sh dag ct September, d. d.,
1855. j. ". Sw EPsToN, j p.
STILL ANoTHER-NELsoN RIcHMoND'S
EVIDENCE.
State of Ohto, Vinton County IS:
On this, the 80 day OF October, A. d.
1850, personally appeared before me,
D. W, SwepStoa, Justice OF the Peace
within aud ior said county, Nelson
Richmond, who being duly Sw worn says:
That on or about Saturday, Septem.
ber lst, a, d. 1866, he called upon D..
d, I. Hard, at his store in Hamden,
and the subject OF politics was called
up, and patrrss!~;!y the nomination OF
E. F. Bingham or Representative
Mr.. Had said lie was well pleased
with Mr.. Blngham's nomination; that
he vas his choice OF the candidates
before the Convention; that he could
heartily support Mr.. Bingham, and
that he said lie had spoke OF him be-
lore the nomination as the best man,
&c. NELSON RICHMOND.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
tbs the Sd day Of October, Il. D.,
1866. j. W. SwEPsToN, j. Z,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
Democratic Ticket.

FoR GOVERNOR, .H....i.r
WILLIAM MEDiLL.
FoR LlEUTBSAET GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS. .r. -.-s.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, s-
WIN. d. MORGAN. aa
FOB SECRETARY OF sTATA, s.
WM, TREVlTT. ss.s
ron rREAsURER OF stats, -
JOHN. G. BRESLlN. t,.r
1OR IuDoB or THE SUPREME COURT
For the full Term, ts.,
VIM. KENNON. -.y
JoRJuDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
For the VaeGacyl ID v..
R. B. WARDEN. r..t.,.
For Attorney General, t.
@. w. McC00K. ,.t....
For Mem. OF the Board Pub. Works
JAMES B. STEEDMANp s.r
For Senator,
LEWIS ANDERSC y. $500 d.
For Representative, s.l sss
4. F, BINGHAM. . .y
Por Prosecuting Attorney, /.
Is. A. BRATT0N. a.. 81.
For Surveyor,
NELSON RICHMOND. 'rt
For Commissioner,
CD. GRAY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
Rrand The I'rnii0r!

We have heard from several guar tiers
that D. D. I. HARD is going round and
stating in a sneaking manner that he
vii not stoop SO low as to contradict
the statements we made in the Demo
crat, in regard TO his position as an hon
orabls man and a man of truth; tha
these statements were mere lies Of oul
rOucOcting, &c, We have rePea tedly
said that when we say ought against th'
character of any man, we want il under
stood to be the truth, Now, for tht
lpufpoee' of fxing the lie ON HARD anC
proving our statements, we this week
Publish the affidavits of three witnesse
men whose truth and varacity Mr.
HARD aud his satellites dare not brin
imquestlon. We ask for them care
fuI pernsal by every voter In Vinton an,
jackson Counties, and then, il they can
1go 10 :he polls and vote for Mr., HARD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
IlenAlI,,ll.ingl eOtsasda

~ W
A strtsm sIi lb5wn BE seE Rsrptli.
ca Of this ccJbiy terdSin a ccamun.
icstiOn 10 81 "a tksOh SiundOfd and
says, ",ha tIe Republicans sfe fsSt
esining gfeaad % YintO ps' Thisis lie
No. |. SsietS5, Aiods iSbNlnlOfi we'll
knows, -Agsin-hs ssys, that -= .
The editoto Of that dirty li.le sheet nnh-
lished in McArihpgs comesoat IN some seven
IQLsight SllegstjQps against our candidate iioS-
Representative which has not the least fyunda-
tlNn in truth. See the last snuHbef.o tue
Whisky organ Of fMcAaTthur,' ...,
: fheTe5 regder you have lie No. 2, If
bu dPbtpFliiysl ~ yesa the evidence
Hafd's guilt; published in this pa.
er, andfhJfe esbeeia1ly do we'ask this
BlWDfSPdblieSliGto read uil careTUIly,
hdstheHspsfk pack, from the iightpf
day, even from under his cowardIy cogt
nOmen, assumed for The occasion Uf,hus
stsbipgaus TJndeflahJ ASSUMED name
Back 10 to,Spgrisden vhers yeu belong,
and instead of hintiug TO lOs, that We
publish q whisky organ, have little
care the next tipe you si6'ft out on an
eIectioueering tour thattyou don't carry
dask in your pocket and ask'ths wron5
crony to take alswis. 9Weakke TO see
such base hypocracya as men preaching
Temperance whilst acting under thsliD, /
aueeces of RHm andsll forpolitical'ef-
lect. Again he says: ~ 80 ah.F.'
Five respectable Democratsin in tbs Settle
ment who intended 20 vote for Mr.. Bingham
have now come out. since seeing the slang
oil Bratton, and declares their Intention eG
voting for Hard, and supporting the Republi-
can ticket. -
This every Whig and Demoerotih
the county Knows is Lie No. 8. and IL
requires no comment from US TO Prove
what all know 70 be false.
This D lack Republican and Ntgyo
Rights commitment Of the Standard
ID the only man that dared, as yet TO
contradict the allegations made in the
Democrat same two weeks sinces---
Read the evidauce in another column
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
!. r. BinRhnm's Position upon
The Tax Law. afsi =

He is Of opinion that some amend
ments asto tie details OF this law, may
well be made. Hs is opposed to pars
hal deductiob, tllatiis, ol a loving oHs
man to deduct his Indebtedness from
bis moneys ard credits and not allow.
inc another TO deocet from theyalue Of
his horses, cattle, sheep, aud his ~,
debttdness. He does. not otS'el 4! de'
ductions of Indebtedness, but wants 1t
TO extend to every man and every 1speS
cies Of property, so that every man
may pay on just what he is worth, and
not so that one third may pay on what
they are worth and the other two-thirds
pay on good deal more than they
are worth. fR b.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
Adding ims,,It 90 Injury.

An old fogy up street thinks it is ad
ding insult 10 injury tor us to chaige
:rOItorism and talsehood upon their can
didate and then turn round aud prove
it. That is not all, gentlemen; we wilt
pledge our hat aud boots on it that We
can get verdict OF gUiky Sgainst you,
candidate, before a jury OF any twelve
men. out of the Know Nothing Order
that you see proper to select. Viii
YOU put up the stakes?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
II IS AEACTr

Thot the Kuow Nothings drove the
Germans and Irish from the Polls in the
citp Vt Louisyille--shot down ut noon.
day in the streets over FORTY FORE
lGNERS-butchered their wives--blow
out the bra ins of their children, and
burnt 10 the gronnd their heretofore
peaceful homes, solely because they
asked TO vote and to "worship God ac.
cording to the dictates OF their con.
scieucea
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
lT is A EACT

Thai the opponents Of the Democratic par.
ty aIe now striving TO obtain control OF the
Legislature Of Ohio, and will, il successful.
dlsTanchise foreigners, take steps towards
conlerring the right of suffrage upon the ne
gro-eect disunionist 10 the Uniten Stotes
Senate--exempt Banks from ltaxation--
increase the burthens of the Farmer, and com
nit other outrages" too numerous TO men'
tion.''
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
1T is "A FACT.

Tha: the KnoS Nothings destroyed the
ballot box--the palladium Of our liber.
ties---at The election April last. in the
city of misunderstanding it in tho
dust, and drove with clubs, and revcl.
vers, add cannon, peaSeabie and unof-
Tending Germans and Irishmen TO Pa-
ces of refuge. simply because they
sought TO exercise privileges guaranteed
them by the Constitution OF our coun-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04

embrace NTH pleasure this opper-
tunity of declaring my disapprobation
of that clause in the Constitution which
denies to portion OF colored people the
right of suffrage. True democracy
makes no inquiry about the color Of the
skin. y Whenev.
er Convention shall be called to revise
that instrument, tract that this ANTI
restriction Jas to negroes!I
WILL BE ERASED"--S. p. Chasfs.
Speech to tho negroes Of CfneinHaf''
(pho presented him silvsr pithsr0 May
6, -lS45"
CHI ASE INFAvoR OF NIGGER chill.
DREN ATTENDING THE SAME
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH I II b
WHITES.
"The exclusion Of colored children
from the schools is. in my Judgements
clear infringement of the Constitution
and q palpablebreach Of trust."-Er'
tract from the same speech.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
IT is AEACT,

That if every Democratic voter will turn out
to the Polls on the ninth day Of October that
the Democratic tickot will beIIriumpbantly
elected, and the pie-bald hosts of Know
Nothing, Abolition, Disunionism will be
buried so deep that the hand OF resurrection
will never reach them"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
A Capital Joke,

To hear D. D, T.. HARD say he will
not ''stoop' TO contrSdict u.s.. Good
,esson for il; the man is sunk so low in
the esiimsl lion OF all hoherabie' men,
that il is impossible for him 20 ''stoopl
any low erinto the 6epths If PoIiticsI
corruption. ziS IsS9lEaF bgs ,gs1 =,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
jackson standard Falsehoods.

The last STANDARD, in all Editorial.
says that MIR. Bingham, in speech at
Jackson, declared himself in favor OF
the present Tax Law. Mr.. Bingham m
.duthorizes us to say there is not woru
OF truth in the statement. The object
of publishing this lie was, We doubt not
10 make the impression that Bingham
was in favor Of the Tax Law in Jack
son county, and against it in Vinlou
county; and to show how nicely the
Standard men ge; out of it, when pu
at them, we will state that Mr.. N AT
HEws was called upon for his authuTii!
and he replied that he was absent a
Portsmouth, and knew nothing abou
The article, and when LAIRD was chllet
On he said be knew nothing about il
and did not hear MIR BINGHAM, but wa
told SO, but could not give his author
We hope those gentlemen whU hearC
Mr.. BISGHAM speak at Jackson or else
where will put this matter right, TO
aa,. f,tponAnas views are well under
stood on the Tax question bY all VIII
hear him speak. Mr.. BiNaHAM's char
acter for truth and c4ndUr can not b
detected by the Standards falsehood
here. u |tf IT I.t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04

ALL RIGHT We see arrangements
are being made in Cincinnati TO pro
,ect ballot foxes; this ls all right. Lee
The approaches to the Polls be KEEP
% 7eu SO that every American citizer
may be able 10 vote. Let it be dJn'
peacesbly if possible, but if nolhinI
else will do, let il be done forcibly,- -
Aye! we would say, rather than hav
The Polls blocked up, let the wsy b
paved with the ctrcsses of those VIII
would dare take from any citizen thi
highest act of Sovereignty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
MORE FRUIT!

We call attention to the advertise,
mept Of Mr.. Griggs in this paper, who
proposes to deliver Fruit, oil the besl
quality, to all who wish to operate in
good lruil. His nursery is SAID to be
one OF the bes. in Ohio. n ce,sr sa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
d. ID. II, HaTd's Position upon { he
Tax Law.

Mr.. HARD SAID, wien ne accepted
the nomination and also at the CHASE
meeting In Jackson, that he was in Ia
vor OF the present Tax Law as it
islands, with the tenth section restored.
New, it should be understood by all,
ithatthis said tenth section provides
llhat individuals who may have mon>
legs and credits on hand, az the time Of
sang their property, may dednpiiheir
r"debtednessl llerelrom, but il prohibits
1any dedncqosN from any other kind. OF
fopefsfs 80 that il the tenth section
Should or could be restored, two~thirds
oi the people OF Jackson and Vinton
counties could not, under its provisions,
deduct their Indebtedness at all. But
liz should be further understood that
this same tenth section contains pro-
Iviso that the property OF banks and
corporations shall not be subject to de-
lduction The Constitution of the
Estate OF Ohio provides that the prop.
erty OF corporations and OF indIvidu-
ais snail be taxed equally by uniform
rule. -Eu
| The question as to whether this tenth
section was Constitutional or not was
brought before the highest judicial tri-
bunal in our State, the Supreme Court,
in the winter of 1857 and was deci>
ded by that Count, and very Justly, to
be unconstitutional. Now, it is Nery
o bviors that an unconstitutional sec
tion or act is utterly void and OF no
force whatever, for if this were not tue
case there would be no sense or propri-
ETY. in having Constitution at ALL
Now, Mr.. HARD says that he is in fa-
vor Of restoring this unconstitutional
section, What does the man mean?-
Does he mean to say that the tenth sec-
tion is not unconstitutional, and that
his opinion upon this matter is superb
or to that Of the five Supreme Judges
and all of the best lawy ers and Judg
es OF our State? We can hardly sup
pose him to be quite 50 shallow Drained
Us that. Does he suppose that this
tenth section will be any more valid
by passing it the second time, or any
the less unconstitutional? No man oil
common sense would contend Tor such
a thing moment. What then does
he mean? We believe this to be the
key: Mr.. HARD was in the Legisla,
ture and voted for the present Tax Law;
when he accepted the nomination he
thought he must find little lauit with
the law and so he raises a war with
the Supreme Court and the Constitu.
tion in order to SHIELD his own vote,
anu with his customary audacity and
presumption he supposed that he could
IooI the people into the belief that he
was sincerely in favor OF a praclica
j amendment Of the tax law, and there,
by catch their votes. The truth is
! however, that Mr.. HARD is in favor Of
2 the present tax law just as it stands
= lnaSmuch as the only amendment tina
: he proposes (unjuSt and impartial as il
tIis) is an impossible ameOdment-ont
y that cannot be made without runnln!
} smack against the Consliiuion-ant
SO the Supreme Court have decided -
Il 1t leSrits, then, that all the talk that
some few are trying TO get up abou
: HARD being IN iaVor of an amendmen
d ol the tax law is complete gamm on
u nothing more nor less.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04

1--WE call the especial attention
OF our readers to the speech OF Col.
ALLEN, Oh the first page OF to.day's
paper. The Col. gives Know Moth
ingism a withering re buke. i .u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
no the Work! To the work!

Democrats Of Ohio |! But few days remain
until the canvass will have been closed. Upon
your energy your organization and yourvigl-
lance in bringing every Democratic voter to
the POLLS, depends the result. Let no time
be lost now in your most important duty
rallying The WHOLE strengthT the par,
ty!u, .ls... ~ kfusR b1s .s.
In vain will have been our meetings, our
speeches, and our whole labors. If that most
important feature Of our duty be now neglec'
ted We assure our friends that our pros.
pects are Frightening every day-our reports
nom all paris oi the State ae so encouraging
that we lear our friends, being over-sanghni
and confident, wilIieglect that THOROUGH
ORG ANIMATION which always seeuns sue
cess. democrats khspceiorward, let you
efforts. be objected to one object r7THl
RALLY AT THR POLL S-Siaissman,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
Read Everybody Chase ih favor
of Neg'O VOteTs!-The prO0f at


CONSTITUTION OF Onlo ARTIcLEo, SEcsoN J.
EVERY white male citizen of the Uni
ted States, of the ege of twenty one
years, who shall have been resident OF
the State one year next proceeding the
Ielection, and of the county, township
or ward, in which he resides, such time
as may be provided by law, shall have
the qualification of an elector, and sb
entitled to vote at all elections.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
McARTHuR, ohloi
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THURSDAY MORNlG, 0CT. 4.

PRODUCE OF ALLRINDS. is rtcetu.
cd at The rtry highest markd prlets, on Sub
sctiptiOa or advertisements, at this Office
ihonsy is not refused.
PLANK DEEDS, BLANK MORTGAGES
- aud all BlankS required under the JUs.
tiers Code. for justices Of the Peace. are con
stonily ktpt on hand aud for sale at this Of
fee. 'f'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
TT is A FACT.

That eyeay man on the so-caled Repub,
Stale Ticket. excepting Chase is an.
oath bound member Of the Know Moth.
ing order, and given private pledges to
Know Nslhings that they will find him
all right after the election.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-08
Atm OSpheric Pressure,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PlSIILiaAiDi4 Gi2HlI IA
Important Announcement!


IN0 all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases,
1 such as Seminsl Weakness, Impotence,
Gonnorhea, elect, &C., &c. The Howard
Association of PhiIadelpnla, in view Of the
awful destruction Of human life and health,
caused by Sexual diseases, AMI The receptions
which are practiced upon the unfortunate vic
Tins of such diseases by quackS, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a charitable act
worthy OF their name, to give medical advice
gratis, TO all persons thus afflicted, male Or
Female,) who apply by letter, with a descrip'
ton Of their condition, (age, occupation, hab-
its OF life, &c., and in cases OF extreme pow.
erty and suffering 10 furnish medicine free Of
charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
institution, established byspecial endowment,
for the relief Of the sick and distressed, aE-
ficted with "ViIulent and Epidemic DiSeaS-
es," and its runps can be used for no other
purpose. 1t has now q surplus OF means,
which thu Directors have voted 10 advertise
the above notice. Ii is needless 20 add that
the Association commands the highest Medi-
cal skill Of the age, and will furnish The most
approved modern treatment. Valuable advice
also given 10 sick and nervous females, aE-
ficte1 with Abdominal Weakness, Womb
Complaint, Cosliveness. LeucorIhea, &c.
Address (post paid, J DR.. GEORGE r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard ASSOCIATION, No.
2South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEORGE FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
July IL, 1855. 1yml2.
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