M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-24

Music. banners, hickory bushes. suAsat shsases
and other 0mblems were carried in the long
procession. The enthusiasm Of the people
was unbounded. The names Of 60 national
wings who have never heretofore acted with
tbe Democracy, were shown TO tho speakers
of the occasion. Old Morgan is certain for
Democratic majorities in October and Nov
ember."
The Lancaster (Penn) hptslligenesr sayS
that the American Press and Republican, On
Old. line Whig paper in that city, has holsted
the flag and espoused the cause Of Buchanan
and Breckinridge.
The MEMPHIS ELECTION. the late city
election (says an exchange) in Memphis, Ten.
nessee, the democratic candidate for mayor
MIR. Douglass. was elected BY majority Of
three hundred and ninety over his know.
nothing competitor. A year ago Memuhis
gave the know.nothings one bundled and
seventy majority. Democratic gain in one
year, five hundred and sixty. A correspond.
irg rate OF increase throughout the state will
give. US Tennessee by fifteen thousand mnjori.
tY. s
STRAws., "A vote was taken Of vha
passengers and crew Of the BOstona, on her
upward trip last Wednesday with the fol-
lowing result -
For Buchanan, 80
Fillmore, al
Fremont, 9
l-PortSmOuh Tribune.
STRAws.-On the morning express traia
from Albany TO Buffalo, the other day, the
passengers voted 81 for Buchanan, A for Fill.
more, z for fremont. On the steamer Hen.
drick Hudson, Buchanan so. Fremont II,
Fillmore 8. On the city Of Hartford, from
New York, Buchanan 10, Fremont ]. On
the Hudson River Railroad, evening express
Buchanan 80 Fremont ii, Fillmore l3, and
were undecided between Buchanan and
Fillmore. but at any rate will not go for Fro
mont.
A new paper called the Democratic Coar-
Ter has just been started at SarahyilIe, ,NoblO
county, O., which has The names Of Buchan.
an and Breckinridge flying at its mast head.
The Medina Examiner another Democratic
paper has just been started in Medina which
is also for Buck and Breck.
HE ZANEsvlLLE AURORA.--Brother MusR
has sold his interest in this excellent paper
and retired to the practice Of the law, whers
we hope he will find pleasure and profit
His successor in the editorial department J.
w. GALLy, Esq, adds "P. S." to his ad.
dress as follows, and we bid him God speed
in the good work:
Fps. For the benefit OF those who desiu
to know il. if there be any such. would
state that have, until within few months
been an 0ld-Line Whig, but when the
" Wing party acting in behalf Of the Half.
Union Republican Party presents itself and
ask "0ld Wings" to rally under that, aS un-
der the "0ld Clay Flag" then !, 70,
one, very respectfully decline march.
ing 10 any such music, and deny thst the
Wing Party ever could, or ever can, act in
concert with any such "lopsided institution.
! J.W.G
Fremont REpuDIATED IN 0mo.-The Pio-
ncer, Black Republican paper, in WyandoI
County, Ohio, which supported Chase for
Governor last fall, is out in strong article
against the election OF Fremont. II declares
its preference for Fillmore.
Col. Z, NJ YERGER.-The Memphis An.
peal Of Wednesday announced that .his
talented and highly popular old line WhiE
had placed himself 4" in opposition to Fili-
more, in his present attitude, and in favor of
the election OF Buchanan and Breckinrdee.'
The Appeal intimates, also, that Col. Y. will
take the stump during the canvass. With
such cause as he will have before him theta
will not be more effective speaker in the
State.
The SyI acuse Standard gives the folwiDa
as the result Of a vote taken in a car on the
Central Railroad day or two since
Buchanan, 10
Fillmore, IL
Fremont, q
Before the train reached Buffalo ths con
ductor had both the Fremont voters confined
in the saloon Of the car, for picking a nan's
pocket.
ANOTHER. - AS the express train was on
its way from Cleveland to this city. a pas.
senger, supposed to be friendly to Mr.. Fill
more. proposed vote, and taking i! upon him. /.
self TO act as teller, announced the following
result. q for Buchanan, 90 for Fillmore.
and ~ for Fremont. "But gentlemen con.
tinued he, 81 am sorry TO inform YOU that s
Of the 10 for Fremont. are darkiss."
The Portsmouth Tribune an oId.line whis
paper that supported Chase for Gov. has de-
cided "fornens" the Wall Street Banker
lOr FreSluenL.
ANOTHER ACCESSION The Mount Ver.
non Bonner states that Elisha Whittesey,
we'll known for many years as an acti7v aud
influential 0ld-line Whig in this State, is out
for Buck and Breck.
CHEERING. LOOK OUT WooLY.HEADs--We
published, yesterday, says the Cincinnati En-.
quircr, letter from the son Of Henry CLAY,
announcing his determination % vote for
James Buchanan. In this county the living
representatives Of another Wing patriot and
statesman, General Harrison, viz. his son-il-
law, William II. II. Taylor aud DR.. Thoru-
ton, most Standardization are also for the
Democratic candidate. So is the son and
immediate personal friends of the Iamented
Daniel Webster in Boston, aud there is no
doubt in so doing they act as would thosa
distinguished Wings if they were now upon
the stage of public life. No Old line Whig
who is consistent to his principles, can vote
either for he Black Republicans or Know
Nothings. Their sympa thies must take them
to the only remaining national and Union
organization--the democracy.
CEDAR RAPIDS DEMocBAT.- is the
title Of a new democratic paper just started
bat Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
!, A late Democratic meeting in Owen Coun.
ty, KY, was addressed by Mr.. Tomlin-
son, seceder from the Know No:hings, be-
ing their candidate for the Legislature in '55