M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-31
Cheering News the Bali still
rolling On---FrcmOnt Losing
Observation-Disclosures diCard-
cd Inv tIlc PeODIe

cd by the People !!
Squire Turner, distinguished 0ld.Line
Whig, of Madison county, has announced
himself opposed to the Known Nothings, and
in favor of Buchanan. All over the State
the very best men of the Old Wing party
are arraying themselves on the side OF Bpch-
anan and the Union. Louisville Demo-
Ocrut
Louis Schefer, Esq, hitherto leading
Wing in Stark county, has come out for Bu-
Chanan.
The publication OF the Alliance Ledger, a
Republican paper published in Stark coun-
ty, has been suspended. The news from the
Northwest and the back bone counties is in
deed most cheering.
A CONE OUTER.-Silas L. freeman, a
member of the Hawesvlle Council, wishes
10 publish TO the world that he has lost all
faith and confidence in the Know Nothing
order and intends hereafter, TO be a freeman
in name and deed. Hurrah for the " Fourth
Degree. - Louis. Dem.
Coon OMEN.-The friends OF Buchanan
and Breckinridge should remember that the
shot they use in this campaign is OF double
B size, which is always sure 10 bring down
the game.
We have received very neat and spirited
Democratic Campaign published at Garfield
o., entitled "Union Star and edited by VIM
b. Dawson and WilIoughby Neb5. Wewish
it may obtain large circulation.
The Pittston (Pa.) Gazette, an old Wing
paper, goes for Buchanan.
FACE THE MUac.-James Elliott, corner
of Twentieth and Market sts., Philadelphia,
offers, through the North American, IAN old
line whig paper) to bet $3l 900 on Buchan-
ans 900 on each State in the Union.--
The Burlington Qowa) Gazette is authorized
to offer the following wager 500 that Mr..
Buchanan receives the electoral vote of Iowa
500 that he receives the electoral vote OF
Ill.,, s 100 that he receive the electoral vote
of Indiana 800 that he receives the electoral
vote of KY, and 5000 that he is elected the
next President Of the United States. Who'll
bet his "money on the Mustang Colt? Du
da, du da day"
Coon News FRoM New York.-The two
divisions of the Democratic party of New
York, the "Hards" and Softs," we heartily
rejoice TO see have about settled all their
difficulties. This must insure the empire,
State to Buchanan and 3reckinridge, and put
the last hope of the Fremonter's to rest.
BLACK --REPU BucAN CONGRESSMAN FOR
BUCHANAN.--Mr. Tyson, one of the members
of the present House of Representatives,
from Philadel phia City who was elected by
the Black Republicans, and has acted with
them thus far in the session. isout for Buch-
anan for President. The New York T'ribunt
howls over this detection, and says he has
betrayed constituents, when the fact is a
large majority Of them are also for Mr.. Bu.
chanan. ck.Republicanism has hard
road to travel in the Keystone State.
OUT FOR BUCHAEAN.-John ONeill, one
of the ablest lawyers in GAINESVILLE, hereto
fore thorough Whig, has come out for Bu
chanan, taken the stump in old Miskingum
and will be accompanied by large iorce o
his old whig companions and friends. tic
is well known by the members Of the ba
and Bench through out the State, and no one
will deny his great talents, his sterling i'll
: tegrity and his solid sense. He is host, ant
; the stampede is fast and furious all over tina
: section Of the country. If this thing con
tinues much longer, Ohio will moi leave an
t thing of the Black.Republicans worth crow
: ing over.
, REFUSES TO GO FOR FREMONT. A
I Lawrence. one of the "solid men Of Boston
S who was placed on the Fremont electora
ticket declines TO allow such use ofhis nam
: and announces further that he will not sup
0 port Fremont.
: Judge MLeau, it is said by the Baltimor
1 American, has avowed his intention to sup
: port Fillmore instead of Fremont. Ther
| is probably no doubt of this, Judge M'Lea
Y was showed aside be the Philadelphia Con
g vention.
y In Pennsylvania, among the latest acce;
!. sions to the Democracy, we notice the name
a of H. NJ. Brackinridge, for many years an aC
n tive Wing politician in the western part Of th
e State Samuel B. Mccormick, Whig law
i yer of Cambria county and Christian Kiefft
t for many years highly prominent and II
! husntial citizen of Lancaster county. M
IS Kieffer was elected several years in succe
sion, member Of the State Legislature o