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

Deserving. the DisuniOn Party
Old-Line wings for Buchanan
1.-The Cry is Still they Come
The Banners OF Black Repub-
licanism trailing in the Dust!
The chances Of Fremont's election are
growing smaller by degrees and beautifully
less" We continue our chronicle Of acces.
sions to the democratic ranks with the fol.
ing:
A letter to the Ohio Statesman from Miami
County says:
"Many of the better sort of Wings are bold
Is out for Buchanan and Breckinridge, and
the Union. OF the more prominent, may
name the Hon. WIN. J. Thomas and II. Sci.
lers, Esq, Of the Troy bar.
Henry b. Graves, oG Litchfeld, Conn.,, a
prominent leader in the opposition party.
cannot 60 with il any longer; and in letter
manfully cuts the connection. He intends
TO act and vote here after with the democracy.
The New Bedford (Mass.) Express has
repudiated Black Republicanism, and come
out for the demociacy and the nominees.
A new German paper, called the Straight
Out has appeared at Milwaukee making three
German papers in that city which supports
Buchanan and Bfeckinrdge. Those Germans
inW Wisconsin who have sympathized with the
"Republicans," are fast ranging themselves
under the Democratic flag. There are eigh-
ty-one German newspapers in the United
States that uphold the genuine Democratic
Republican Cause, and Buchanan and Breck-
inTidge.
VIM. A. Baker. Fillmore elector in Mason
County, Ky, and member Of the last Legiss
lature, is out for Buchanan.
The Maysville (Ky) Express says il can
name more than dozen 0ld-line Wings in
that city who intend 10 vote for Buchanan
and Breckinridge.
The Louisville courier Whig paper, thus
speaks in its issue Of the 18th Of the prospects
in Ky. II says
"lI the election were held to-day, Buchan.
ans majority in Ky, would probably reach
ten thousand;but when The fact becomes as 1t
will more clearly known that Buchanan is the
only chance to defeat Fremont, there will we
predict. be general stampede, and we shall
not be surprised ifhis majority in Kentucky
reaches double or treble, or eveA quadruple
that number. We speak seriously ,dcducins
effect from cause"
The Philadelphia Times, a paper which
supported Judge Mclean for President before
The Black Republican Convention, is of op.
inlon that Il Fillmore should now be with
drawn aud the contest in Philadelphia mar.
rowed down TO Buchanan and Fremont, the
torme; would get twenty thousand majority
in that metropolis alone!
In respect to Illinois, the we'll informed
Springfield correspondent Of the ST. Louis
Republican thus writes:
The fremont stock in this State is much
below par and rapidly declining. His friends
are abandoning him in scores, some going
for Buchanan and Fillmore, and many moi
going at all. Scarcely any two of the Flu.
sionists can be found together advocating
the same ticket. Some are for Fremont for
President and Bissell for Governor some
for Fillmore and Bissell, some for Buchanan
and Bissell and some for Fillmore and Rich.
ardson.
Everywhere the Fusion camp is in terri.
BILE state of confusion. K. NJ. Marshall and
a Mr.. Bean, Old-line Wing orators, have Ia
ken the stump Tor Buchanan and Breckinridge
at Rock Island, Illinois.
! In the South. the stampede from Fillmore
TO Buchanan is tremendous. For instance the
Alabama Sentinel, the Auburn Gdzstts and
the Montevalo Herald, three warm advocates
of Know Nothingism in Alabama last year
have declared in favor Of Buch and Breck.-
Col. Bethsa, the Know Nothing Sena tor from
Mobile County; john Whiting, State Bank
Commissioner; Hon. George D. Shortidge,
the candidate OF that party for Governor last
year; Hon. J. M. Winters, the Know Moth
ing Mayor of Mobile, aud Alexander White
Wing member Of Congress in 1852 from
Alabama, have avowed their purpose to cup.
port the Democratic nominees for President
and Vice President. These are few of the
many accessions to the Democratic party in
Alabama since the nomination.
Alta late Democratic meeting in Madison
Indiana, those assembled were addressed by
Mr. Van Meta and w. w. Wooden, formerly
the editor of the Madison Banner, both Old.
line wings.
The Prairie du Chen Courier, Wiscon.
sin FTee-soil paper, hoists the names OF
Buchanan and Breckinridge. The editor
couldn't eat dog"
"Ben Bond, who was United States Mar
shal in Illinois under General Taylor, and
Scott elector in 1852 2now places the Dem.
ocratic ticket at the head Of the paper he edits
the Carlyle Cdlumet
"AlOnzo Gushing. Esq, distinguished
lawyer of Gallipolis, Ohio, has announced
his intention of supporting the Democratic
ticket this fall, in preference to the opposi.
tron. Colonel G. has heretofore been an
eminent Wing and an effective legislator. -
His acquisition is valuable gain to our
ranks as he is certain not to remain idle dur
ing the campaign"
The recent Democratic meeting in Scott
County, Ky. was addressed by Francis Trout.
man, Of Bourbon County: Is b Beck, of
Lexinton; G. P. Hni~-:, vi Newport, and 7.
P. Porter, Of Versailles, all 0d-line Wings
The late Democratic ratification meeting in
Kalamazoo Michigan. was addressed by the
Hon. F. J.Littlejohn, of Allegan County late
Whig candidate for Governor Of Michigan
and also by the Hon. Stephen Vickery, a dis.
guished 0ld-line Wing. The speeches Of
both these gentlemen are reported at length
in the Kalamazoo Gdscttc, and are very able
and eloquent. Anthony Cooley, Of Pawpaw
one OF the early pioneers of Michigan, an
Old-line Wbig. writes letter to the Gasetic
announcing his determination to vote fol
Buchanan and Breckinridge.
K. l.. Blackwell, Scctt Whig elector in