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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
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ltost ui I..ese men were wounded OH
.e'nrlsy-many perhaps on Friday be.
Jre- Indeed, ii is impossible 20 say
,ow long they might haze been there
la the hurry OF their fetfeat the Mosco.
yi;es SEEN to have carried Ia dead men
TO get them out Of the way, snd TO have
put them upon pallets in horfid mock.
lery.-SO thatthis r.treat was SECURED.
he enemy cared little for Ia, wounled.
On Monday only did they receive those
whom we sent out TO them during =
brief SrmisIice for the purpose, which.
was. believe. sought by themssl YES, ss
our oSercrow',ed hospitals could not
contain. aud our oterworked surgeods
could not attend them any more
The Great Redan was nskt visited
Such scene Of wreck and tuini All
the houses bshind it a mass of bfoksn
stones--a clock turIet. with a shot right
through the clocks psgoda in ruins
smother clock tower with ell the clocks
destroyed save the dial, with the words
'Bdrwise. London, thereon--cook heus.
es, where human blood was running
among the utensils, In one place she'll
had lodged in the boiler and blown it
aud its contents, and probably its at.
tendants, to pieces. Everywhere wreck
and destruction. This evidently was a
beau quarter once. $40 no ..a.i
The oldest inhs bilaut could not recos.
nize it now Climbing u2 to the Re.
dan, which was fearfully numbered with
the dead. we Witnessed the scene Of the
desperate attack aud defence, which
cost both sides so much blood. The
ditch outside made one sick-it was
piled up with English dead. som. Of
ihem scOrched and blackened by the OK.
plosiou, and Others lacssated beyond
recognition The quantity of broken
gablons and guu corrlages here was eG.
tra0rdlnary;the grpund was covered with
them. The bomb proofs were the same
as 10 :he Malskof, and ia one of them
music book was found with woman's
name in it, aud a canary brI aud vase
OF flowers were outside the entrance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
RATuER DID lItH "A metchant ia a

Rather DID Hts. "A neichant in q
,own near Boston, had a customer, more
dreaded than desired. who was always
realty TO taste early fruit,withont buy ing
any, eat raisins by the handful, dip in-
10 the sugar barrel for dig Jumps. und
nj! his snuff Oox from the jar on the
counter, under pretence Of taking .
pinch. This game got to be insuffer.
uols. He had barrel Of choice apple
sauce in his store, fact which our
spo onge discovered, who seated himself
upon it, and when the storkee per's eyes
were turned he would dip into the bar
Roland scoop out ahtndful alta time 90 |
take il downut gulp. The dealer had
seen the Whole BY means Of a looking
grsss which reflected The store, and hs
resolved upona plan to fix him.
John, said he to his young mau,giv-
Ing him wink, why didn't you throw
that apple sauce away?'
Without waiting for John's answsr,
the spouge broke in.with,
why, what's the matter with i2 IS
first rate. think F1- f'-t
Yes, said ths store keeper, lit pds.
bnt a cat ard iuur Kittens were drowned
IN it last night -
The victim looked pale and mo 9
toward the door He felt as if he SaA
an injured man, and silently vowed not
" paHoniSe that store any more.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
Where do we stnEd NOW,

A contemporary very fOcibly remarks
tndt less than one year ago nd the Dem.
ocratic party were surrounded by the
clouds and stoIms Of disaster. State
were swept in to the crater Of the mid.
night order; deserter after deseIier fed
the stlcksn field; and more than ons
stout heart Guailed before the terrible
fire Of the hidden and treacherous foe
But the flag of the Constitution foatei
proudly al the head of the decimatel
vet dAuntless DemOcratic coiumn.-
Patietly an steadily the ground Ywas
maintained; gradually onr list position
was recovered; aud now we 70 occupy
the field in gritet strengtl than eyer.--
lately so ausled with ttium ph, and So
sure Of permanent ascendehcy, c!atnor
lor postponement OF pre- 9ardtien anil
IN their hot haste TO escape the fire Of
the reotganized a and CO ensoIiiated Democ.
gacy, abandon The camp equipage, a helc
ma ks. their painted lolliss, their aAeh.
,uery of GA tbs. aud the whole Rataphes.
nlffa OfIheif midnight orgies. :.s5
Such is ;he position oflhe Dsmscratia
party nova signal. evidence of the
asward which compeusalious udhe:ence
TO just cause through evil report; an
eloQuent satire uPon . the fesIs ald
prophe sizes OF those feeble sPisiis- -.sh4.
thought thu Democrlcy. oyerihrOwn,
because fauatirisln had fouhda newyek-
cuse for violence, aud iIepsgo gnss new
preIeGr lof ciamnt-- TrhmbaH D:m.
fATiE s-------- -------- : = - lf al4
4d UTHITYs OF, FgLssHAsH.=-A peasaRs
received letter by mlti, lately 'frem
his soa Joseph. a-Zaaavs' be fore Sc Sas.
topo'. The yoang man mtntionei tha
tact that his legs were yet whole,
out that, his shoes were, The worss for
wear. The sfertiona,es father ShavirS
? lrchdsed a paiE OF vine aud ehalfs.
was petplrxsd as to aths means % for.
wa5dins them. Atlast be aIi6sshtAor
1ne ,Teisgtsph-@the liias aos Marseilles
passed. through thu siiIhge. He put
Inc sddtsrs, oi one sof .IaS soies aua
,laugs shs; shoes oyers,as wises sA,ped.
iier passing BY sssaeg sy'ths soiiaify
,l thei heir@sta,nsaship ptopfiaisa1hsh,
nd Parshis oasal .ussdsap arsmpsis n,
,asir ehse Y TIE isn aiastha Sip
lady sss;arasd y3fhs jso Spot Of 10 10 see II ST..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

the hope oi happiness be;eaiter,'
Il am pretty comfortable that way,
sir--as comfortable as man NAV well
be, vino is passing, rs have heard
YOU say, through the valley OF the
shadow Of death, where all beyond
looks hazy through the spv.glass-but
there is thereis one thing troubles me
sorely.' .' s.
'Then tell ne what il is, my good
old friend, and relieve your mind from
all earthly cares
This amt an earthly care, your
reverence. teeGlv replied the old man,
whose llie was evidently now last eb-
bing away.
so much the better, Jack. II is
well, If al this awIui hour you have
Ieen enabled 10 forget all earthly cares
and turn your thoughts entirely to that
future, whose mysteries you are so soon
TO solve. What is it that you would
speak to me a5oulp
It's one Of those mysteries, sir, as
| should like to have my mind made
easy about before slip of. P,e been
Spliced on 10 two women, your yever'
rnce, both OF whom have slipped their
cables aiore me. What troubles me Is
10 know to whlch on 'em | snail be
lotted on to when gets up aIott.'
'lu the lutua world there are no
marriages, neither is there any giving
in marriage replied the clergy man
Let no such triIling thought occupy
your mind now
'Weil, replied Jack, 'if your rev.
erence says so, and the Bible says so,
suppose it's all right. Not but what
I'd nave liked to have tackled on my
first wife again,poo think! but it would
nave been iiard lo have had to hook on
through all eternity with old mother
>mpIey's daughter. could never
nave heard the Songs Of the angels
~nile her tongue was agolng, your rev.
erence.'
Have you anything else troubling
youT asked the clergy man with dIih
cuity repreSslng smile, notwlIhstand
Ins the sulemnlI, OI the occasion.
NO, your reverence, nothing. I've
lever harmed any one wiIIlngly; anC
thought, may be | haven't done all tina
ougnl 10 have done, | hope the Lort
will nave mere, upon me and take nj
to himself. You've eased 10y mint
considerable, sir, in telling me as
snan't he bound to SallD Shpley wher
IN gone from this. But kneel aPt
lpral, sir, | eel III, breath falling; III
cattle almost run oft; lie last lInk'i
slip through the hawse-hole IN a lev
moments. kneel and pray too, YOU
nonor, addressing Lord Mordant. -
Pray with his reverence that we may
All meet happily hereafter in beaver,
lne cIerg, man knet and poured
out his soul IN prayer Tor the dying
man, VINO occasionally responded
"Amen" to Portions OF the petition ;
but at length he was silent. The pra,.
,r was long aud eArnes', and when the
clergyman aud Lord Mordant rose
rom their knees, they found that while
the petition ~ his behalf had been as
cenaiDg to the throne OF grace, the soul
OF the honest old sailor had passed
IauaV
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
New Ca'eehIsn For XoUMs LAW

| yes. ...
The District Court being now ir sss
sion, the uPplicarIuns tor admission 20
the bar are ia order Young condiJsIes
who have not been examined yet, will
be glad tO,get the finished touch upon
,herr pIeprtStivn by studying the fol-
lowing questions aud answers. which
usually wiud up their examinations:
kxamiler-Do you smoke, sir?
Caudidate--l Go,sir.
Ex.-Havs you spare cigarP
Con.-Yes,sij (extending short six.)
Tx Now. sir, What is the irst dur!
OF Iswyer'
eau. To collect fees
EA-RIght! What is the seccudl
Can 10 increase iae numbsr Ui his
clients.
Ex.-When does your position to
wards your client change7
Can.-When making bill of costs.
Ex Explain.
Cou.-We thea occupy the ant s"p sts
posi- ion; assume the chr rae II vi
plslutilf, and he becomes dsieuuunt
Ex.--A suit decided, how do you
stand with the lawyer conducting the
other bill2 at.. ..
Can,--Cbeek by jowl ! '.
LA.--huuugh. sir YOU promise TO be au
n'uament 10 your profession. aud wish
you success. Now, are you aware ol
the duty you owe mel
Cou.--PerfectIy.
Ex.-Describe the duty.
Csu.-It is 10 invite you TO Cozzens's
Ex.--But suppose decline7 -' .
Cau.-lSgratchiug his hrsd) There
Is no Instance oi the kind on record. IN
the bouks; cannot answer that ques
tim. ..
Ex--You are righi,snd the confidence
with which you make the assertion
shows that yDu have read the law atteu.
lively; let's take the drinks, end III
sign your certificate. s-A
PEDEsTRIAHlsM.-A foot race Of four
mites cams of OH Wednesday at the
Lawrence Race Course, Boston. Mass.
between Steison OF that city; aud john
GnndelI. OF New York, for a purse oil
500. Grindsll took the lead aud won
savlng the other Tar behind. The time
was % a.inutes . l.2 seconds. 41'. "
SoorA CAsoLisA a Law "A boy I8, years
D age has been Convicted at CViumbis.
5 s. ,oi s,ssting wstch. and tentsrced
10 iMo months i,npriselipe n .sad ~ lej |
esited 6itesa iashs, Oh Zoe ffst Monday |
Ia Noyvntau !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
NlsnTlT GNrl1 'pl6lNrsalS'R

>N~s~~~S~~N~S~~OJ~
BE Careful of yoUF MOaey.
When lle is full of health and glee,
Work, work, as busv es bee!
And tske this gentle hint from me
BE careful Of your money!
You'll fiud il true that friends are few
When you are short Of money! .'
The single grain cast in mold
MAY spring and give a hundred fold!
More IIeclous tlan lis weight in gold
BE car fuI of your money -. Ise
The graln you SOW to stacks may grow
BE careiptOf your money!
But do not shut sweet Mercy's doors.
When sOTow pleads or want implups:
To help 10 leaf niisiorluLe's sors,
Be ecartfh Ui your money!
10 help the POO, whn seek your door,
C.. BE careiuI of Jour money! -.E
Would YOU escape the btggar's lot
The deoth bed Of the tipp!ing sot,
and live Ia sweet contentment's cot?
be CaIeiul Of your money! M
Ana il YOU need "A friend Indeed,
he careful ul yOur money!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
AGENTS for lIIe "Ntbtthur DtmUrrtP
> BUSihESS bIFECTCEY
FOR VINlUN COUNTY, OHIO

Is. p. HEWITT, Judge OF Probate Io"r'
WI. EDMISToN CLERK Com.Pleas Court
Il. +. BlNGhAM,froseeullns A"Vfne!
WV. TlSUL, Sheriff. --....
JOSEPH Nj AGEL. Auditor.
n. PAYNE, Treasurer.
JAMES MALUN l., Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND. Surveyor.
GEO. ULLUM, CoIcn"r. .-.-
- ~ County Commissioners,
LoND, J. klNNLl, y JOHN ." AIM
School Examiners,
CT. CUNNING, d. W. shOGhLi and
In ,.,.,f.. Lt.A LkAl1UN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
MERCHANTS OF TINroN, WHO ARE

1LoAItIElh LIJ VOVus IN
Bhoos, GrCtoGes, etc. ..,;..
Nc MtABrBuh.-Jcm S. HGwk, }. l.. q II
Viii, Tonlinon q Co., owen Dovd, +. n
iEralicn, J. 4 h. bocee, sGaG"t Y heynUios'
.9,HAnurR.- - uenj. Dnl, b. b. 1. hsld, Il. Il.
Moore, J. b. d. ". b. Mh'scn, Wa. T.
Gleason.
WILKEsynIE.-S S. S. Muuy, John 6lIien.
Cline Il GurdueI, Fet;on & Laste!, Joihes
B.eakey. Car q Strong. ,.
- lALLINsvlLLE.-feler Miller, Malcns Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox.
Mir. ,PLEAsANT.-Philip Sain.
PaATIsviLLL.-Sw SwepstUh & s~elsion,
Atkins MlLL.-J. BloeI.
BiRKHlBMAR's AnLL.-Wiliom Tisue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
TERMS CT IrNEkTNIKo.

tsasG-s- One square thirteen lines or less first
81 three Insertions. .'''!''''''''''''Sl W
b. Each additional Insertion. ''.-','.. p
o.. Cards one tear, '''''''''''''t5UU.
A liberaL deduction lDiH be mode TO per-
sons adrsrtising BY the yfOr. .-..|f.
AL advertisements pdyabltia ddpanee or
on demand
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
JOB WORK.

"a We us TRpsisd to execute, upon the
shortest potice, in tie reStest mSnher aud on
the cheapest terms. oil kinds of Plain aud
Fancy JOB PRINTING, such as .ss. .
IYasdbills, 1Blanks. BriJs
Cards, Tickets, PT0grammes'
Circulars, Posters, Checks. ..
BhI Rtads, Labels, HCrSs Bills,
De-, &C., 9c.
fE GIVE respectfully solicit the printing
pAlronsge Of our Democratic friends and all
Others requiring work, in Vhton county
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
1EHMs ca sleecRIP1lcMi

% el'o0 per yeor, and i moi paytd lUithin The
q Ssar. S200 arfH be charged. : a.
b, Thsss TsiJHs must be strictly complied
/. rith. aud no paper WiiL be discontinued until
al arregrpgss are paid, EnLesS at the option
g'hs publisher. I'D, -.H..r.sy .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

ylE1oH kuRSACE, Mesns, ClSrG d l"
Manufacturers OF btst quaiIty Oi Iis
It,n. Vinton EunUce Posi- Chice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

SourA CAsSoLis SiL.il a LAVA bpy, 10 years.
d age has, been Convicted at CVlumbis.
5 IS. ,oi sealing wsfeh. sndtentsrced
10 iiwo monits inprisel,ps at sad ~ Fsj
eeited iiIesa iashs, Oh zoe ffsl Mondsy
10 Fovsmtfu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

CIHcISsATl FuEHAcL. Nestiali, Stew
ait d Go. Manufacturers oi The oes'
quality OF EIg lion. HumdeE, Keeus
. Mill p. u. ----
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

BIC SAID FuREAcE, Burtlett, Dana y
Co.. Mauuiacturers vi the best quality
ol Pig Iron. Post Othce at Athens "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
THE NARENER RENNfRiT,

F,I EDITED AND PUBLISHED By
EDM ARD A. BRAT TON,
cd oEcs one door east Of Tie Court
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
Details Of the Assault.

The following details of tho assault
are from French letter dated Con-
stantin"ple, the It'll instant:
The Malak"F Tower attacked with
unexampled impetuosity to the cry of
ItOe FEmPereur.' was carried after
murderous struggle on both Sides
The formidable position was occupied
without delay, and batteries were estab.
hShed on it with remarkable celebrity
The little Redan of Careeniug BAY
was also taken. bat as the Russian bat
teries poured down tremendous fire
on those whn were the first To occnpy
II, our men were obliged To abandon il
to return To il aiterward. The few de.
tails which | have picked up | send Won
III haste, as The Indus weighs anchor in
auoUttwo hours.
On the night of the 7,h all the neces
sary arrangements were taken by Gen.
s,al Fellssier with admirable precision
On the Sth at midday our assaultiny col.
umns ISSUED from their pusls, and
marched on against the enemy. To- the
c'y Of Tioe ! Empcreur,' with an i'm
petu"sily beyond all description, and in
spite of terrible fire in front, and
thanking fire from the little Rcdan, the
dltch was spon passed, and after an
n"ur OF murderous struggle the French
nag fi"ated on the tower and was hail
ed with one electric shout of,riumph by
the whole army. Batteries were in.
stantly placed III position, and we are
established, in the MalakuT ia as solid
a manner as if we had held the place
Tor very long time past. Oar battery
poured down on the Russian feet a per.
iect storm of shell; three ships were
set on fire IN spite Of the precautions hy
tho RuSSiaus.and on the following morn
ing those that had not been DESTROYED
ny our shots were sioux by the RS.
SLAMS. The South part"fthe city was on
hrr' aud the Russians passed into the
North forts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
SIMEON sIrGrmrp, JUNIOR, EDITOR
MoNGEwTSTyMs
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. l8;
Words Of Wisdom and Warning.

i.7s' hcsinst the nsidous wlcs ofForclu Influence
youurc you to believe me FclOw.Ci2UEs, the Jealousy
ot FREQ People ought TO DO constantly awGket 10
O. the moot bencGl foe. OF Republican GoycruncHL
WARRINGTON.
sT' IL ia time that should become little
and instead OF feeding the Paupcrs yEi
Luhorcrs Of England, feed our own Csc in fhor
time, BY OUR PRESENT POLICY we shull be Paupers
ours.lvos--lACKSON.
80 hope we may find some neans in future Of
thclding ourselves from Foreign Influence. Political
Commercial or in whatever fSn it may be attempted
wish there were oil Fire between this and the
old wnrh--JEFFERSON.
~" fever the Liberties Of this country destroyed
twill be through tho Vaccinations 0: RUnish Priee,e
La FhYETTE.
80 Foreign Influence 10 Grecan horpo the Re
pubcy1e Cannot he careful 10 exclude tie
MADISON.
the Naturalization LNws Of the L. Stutce.WERSTER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
animated and we'll directed Gre Of their

animated and we'll directed Gre Of their
mortar vessels. those of her Majesty
being under the direction of Captain
Wilcox. of the Odin, aud Captain Dig.
by, Of the Royal Marine artillery.
ent'ust this dispatch to the care Of
Breve,.M or the Honorable Leicester
CURSOR, who had been assistant militia
ry secretary to my noble predecessor
and myself since the commencement of
this war, and who will be able to give
your lordship m"re minute details than
the limits of IA dispatch will allow.
l have. &c, JAMES SIMPSON.
General Commanding,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

FIFTY DOLLARS roR A PASSAGE. Mons.
uodard, Uronaut, advef,ises in the Cinon.
ha'i papers seats in his monster balloon A.
mtr'ca' for eria voyages at fifty dollars
AS an extraordinary induce ment for travel.
'eIs 10 Palronize the America, /, Is amour.
ced tina. passengers will enjoy a scat in o
small house, TO which the balloon il attach.
"a, and in which table, containing lu1u-
res. such as wines, cordials, cakes, &c. :,
VIII be set out on magnificent scale Illus,
oands and wives or whole family, can bc
TAKEN Oh this excursion, the pleasures OF
which car never be described Three pet.
sons--iwo gentlemen and lady, have coaa.
geo sests for the next ascension on Monday.
TO be cast down by undesorved cen,
sure, or elated by uDmetited compii.
mont, 10 proof Of wsakUoos,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

M" The prescription with which
the Pierce administration arc pursuing
every olIicc-hol1or or dependent with
the gujIlotinc, proves az least one fact,
and that is that the power which sym
pathiscs with Romanism soon inbibcs
It's spirit lie who believes in Amcri-
can principles, and acts upon them is
deemed hereto at Washington, and
if he holds an Office under Pierce, his
commission is forfeit, and his dismissal
pays the penalty!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
THE STnRMING PREPARATIONS,

The correspondent Of the Morning
P"St, writing on the 9th, says:
TWAS not until p. NJ. to-day that it BE-.
came known that tomorrow is fixed for a.
mother Tremendous assault. Nothing could
have been more secret than the arrange.
meRts up TO the last minute. The fact is
received with much qualification by nearly
all, as the risk of general action, ever so
terrible, is preferable to the hard work and
nightly casuaIiIses it has experienced for so
long. Ii was no! until the time had arrived
Tor the reIiefs to parade for the trenche $
that The event could no longer be withheld.
Every gun is open al A. NJ, and keep up
continued fire until noon, when the assault
commences. The French are first to attack
the MalaholI and no assault viii, be made
by lis on the Redan until signal is given
tina, The former place is taken.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
AoUgsvIGLH RgcTa |!


HOUSEWIFE 3LcTst
When will the anti-Amcrican press
cease to TEEN with unblushing false
hoods in regard to the election riots at
Louisville? When will the anti-Amcr-
lean press abandon its slough Of corrup-
ton, false dealing and inGamy, and take
its position on more elevated ground
where it can see and appreciate the
truth of the maxim that " honesty is
the best poIicy?' We speak delber-
ately when we say that the stubborn
persistence Of the anti editors in mis-
representing the disgraceful scenes at
Louisville stands unparalleled by any
falsehood ever coined by politicians or
circulated by plant demagogucs for
political effect Heretofore. party
spirit on like occasions, has graspcd
garbled statement and one-sided view
of such occurrences, and for time re-
iteratcd it with some show Of ilnperti-
hence and pcrtinGcity, but such color
less vagaries have disappeared before
the light Of legal Investigations; in
short, the unqualified ipse DIRT Of the
time serving demagogue, belobored to
advance his political interests or those
OF his party, has been hushed up for
ever and at once by the overwhelming
testimony adduced under oath by 4 lc-
gal court Of investigation. Not SO in
this doy--the &nti-Amcrican press has
grown too corrupt on its government
Diet Of "marrow and fat things" even
70 yield when convicted Of LYING by
. Court Of law and equity. The &C
counts Of the riot in question, circula-
5cd by unprincipIod editors, charging
Americans with melting to murder and
arson, to rapine and slaughter, have
been proved to be FALSEHOODS by
the oaths Of one Hundred citizens Of
Loujsvi''e-nativcs, foreigners and Ca
tholics-who have solcmnly sworn be-
fore God and the country, that the riot
was prcmcditatod on the part Of the
foreigners; that Quinn5 row (Which
was burned during the ailray) had been
stored with arms and ammunition for an
attack on the American procession on
Saturday night before the election, bat
that the foreign miscrc0nts were res
trained by the numerical strength of
that vast procession, and deferred the
attack on Americans, and the MURDER
of Americans, until the day Of tho G.
lection, when they could make some
pretext, by getting up a strcct-Gght at
the Polls, &C., which thc:r american
brother and apo!ogist Of tho louisville
Courier might trumpet 10 the world as
the origin Of the whole affair! 1t has
been proven, by the oath Of a German
gunsmith, that not less than 200 guns,
rifles, pistols, &C., were by him repair,
ed and put in effective order in the three
weeks before the election, and that all
were brought to his establishment ard
taken away by the Irish and Germans
Of Louisville! 1t hrs been proven by
the oaths of Catholic and Protestant.