M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04

stain. II am cOustfailzg, TO add that he
seems az tltis molnentyhy The concurrence OF
circumstances, more completely than tny
other. 10 represent that sentiment of nation
lality.-tolemnt, wam and comprehension
without which. wi hout increase OF which,
PAmerica is no longer Am'fica; and to pos
lsess the power; aud, trust, The disposition.
to restore aud Keep that peace, within -O0r>
borders and without. for which our hearts all
yedm, which all our interests demand,
through which aud by which alone we hOpe
10 gov 10 the true greatness 0f nations.
Very respectfully, your fellow citzen, lr-
'Ii ,.''.'- RUFUS CHOATE. =
To Z. w. FARLEY and other Gentemen Of
the Maine Whig State Central Commit ee. q
l0- -1-2-r----sr-r4 r4A-4-a' IA
.- Letters from Kansas. --u
Here, is the letter OF resmctoble emf.
grant from Michigan who writes TO the
editor of the Adrian IRd'ohiO,o'r
KANSAS, X. T., Monday, July Z 1856.
"Drar R,--Yours Of June is ot hand,
and its contest duly noted. have DELAYED
writing before because l.havc been. travelling
most Of the time since received YOURS
You inquired about Kansas, its ouirages and
riots. anil here lwillgve yOua brief sketch.
| have (as you knOw) been here about one
year and have bought overone thousand acres
! OF land, aud have a number of men al work
and my crops look very favorable; and |
am satisfied with Kansas for home. |
supp0seStlmt you lFar great deal abOu:
J Kansas and lis outaees but IL your North
will stOr sending men here to fight anl send
hUnest. upright men, that intend to seitl,
and let Kansas alone, these outrages will
stopand we shall have free Stale; but this
Seems impossible your Black Republicans
and AhOli'lOnsts are senling a bar5lrotlS set
Of men here that will not work for a living
anywhere. and they give them ms and tell
| them ogo TO Kansas and lishtwthont right
reason or cause, and thus YOU can see what
| lolUws-rlOIs, OniHges anl murders and
when. this isslQpled .lAel these oulrlges will.
! be brought 10 u Close and Kansas l-be at
rest and not until then You say that there
is Kansas Aid Society IN your place. But
allow me 10 ask whether yOuare sending
men here withlnean to buy land and become
1 settlers, or are you sending men, to,take parts
in the oulragesG IL the former, all will be
we'll aud if the latter, you are wrong. As
/ for nyseIi find no trouble mind my own
business and lam doing well. have travel
ed The Whole Territory over, and my mcn
are not disturbed ; my crops are not destroy
ed my house and BAN have nOi been luT,t
and have no fear Of it, II you have any
idea Of coming out here do not wait, tr
! now is the time to locate ; AMI | have not
carried any arms but cane since the first
month that come here and have not had
an occasion to even use that. But as il Is
late | will close hoping 10 hear from you again
soon. s.|,... f.
Yours, truly, GEO. E. PREY"
4 Next. we find in en- Indiana paper the
/ following, from Mr. A. NJ. T. Zook TO his
father, in reply to inquiries relative TO tho
tue state affairs in Kansas; ..ss sls
| 'BUowNvILLe, X. T., July 25. 1856.
! Dccr Fotier and Mcher lhaye not
much oi interest 10 write to you. You re-
quested me to write TO you concerning The
J Kansas difficulties. No doubt you, hear a
great deal more than the facts reTatye there.
| TO. There have been some difflalties there
! but who is it that are causing thpse diiIltua,,.
/ ties am not interested IN this mater.
but be assured. that know who are in tie
fault. The Abolitionists or negro lovers
are meeting IN the dark hours OF night, and
! kill aud say those Of our citizens wllUmthPy
! think are the most influential meu, and lhyn
the report starts that the Mi5sourians are over
committing Grpreda aiiops again. But they
! have acknowledged lately that the people Of
Missouri have treated them with great res.
! pect ami kindness. Y --. -
| Snow, lalher. you may rely on this: that
the people Of Indiana are causing lnnre dis
/ fnrL,nrn IA, Kancac than liz N.,--s-,,
| Colonel James IL Lane Is noY Stationed
above US, in the edge Iowa with three hln-v
drel men, well armed with Sharp's rifes
and Colts revGlvers-m that lie raised in
4 Ohio Iowa, Indiana -and there are lots Of
such companies going down in Kansas.
The MiSSOurians are lying still, but it is
Missouri that is doing all the. mischief, as
the hllck -eggcl. back hearted and red nos.
ed AbOlitionisls tell it. Time will tell the
tale. They go around Iowa, and cross tie
river up as high as they can, but, be assured
they are causing more disturbance than any
other people in the world. They are coming
into our Territory by scores, and causing
great excitement. There are mlny Of our,
! good ctlzans going to leave the Territory.
Business is about 10 stop Gnti, we sAe the re-
suit of the matter. The baCk.leg OF III
diana, Ohio, Massachusetts aud Vermont,
and all the negroiovets alo coming Iiefe for
refuge, and their bruthers=-that is, tie town
prOprietorS--arc enc ouraging them all they
can. The proprietors Of oar town gave them
nne hundred Town lots. Every inhuente i.
! bel | out to them. All the fist settlers are
going to leave. and am put to my slulies
what to do. | had just as soon I've with the
| I,,Ii at Z. hot k,.
| have any inclination to move back 10
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Letter from Leiter--B lack -fscpub-
s.s liCan Hypocrisy.
The Black, Republicans in the House 1of
Representatives,. it will be recollectel. rejeec-.
ted the Senate bill which repealed the OBJ
nOxiOus X Kansas laws and proyile1 safeuuar,l,