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8perial Notifes.

Repubiican Central C0mmlttee.-Tbe regular Monthly
HEEJJNG Of Republican Central Committee Will be held
THIS wv edpesdsy) EVENING at Free Mssons Hall No 500
ED3AR KErCHUM,
S W,II Z. I r..L. }secret..ie. r'''''"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
Railways In Great RrIltnIn and
Ireland,

Mr, STEPHIESoH, the eminent engen-
eer, has complied the statistics of the
railways Of the Kingdom. He has de
liyered lecture upon what railroad
system has done and is doing for the
county Among the startling results are
the following
1he s05A miles completed ia the
Kingdom are longer than the united ten
chief rivers Of Europe, and have enough
Of single rail to belle the globe. These
railroads. have pRid seventy mi llions OF
dollars for land and conveysncing; they
penetrate the earth with tunnels 10 the
length Of more than fty mile consume
four tons Of coal every minnie; use an
nualiy two millious VI IONS of coal;
flash into steam every minute 20 tons
water; convey l,lIl.000 passengers an,
nually ,employ l30, ,090 men and support
500, 900 population; require annually
800 900 trees for slsepers; 10000 tons
OF iron 10 work into rails; take over
one hundred millions of dollars foI
freight and fares. run eighty millions
OF train miles: use 5000 engines and
l5o 90 vehicles; nse 1900 miles o + tele-
graph or 30, 200 miles oil wires, and car
ry a million public messages annually
The statistics of our railroads. il as
certained ard compared IN this msnnel
would b. still more wonderful.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21


PoPuLAR SoyEREIoErY.-The New
York Times referring TO the Presidents
Message on affairs in Kansas, says it
is the first official recognition, within its
memory, Of spuatter sovereignty. In
. message sent to Congress BY Presi-
dent Tay ylor, ,relatiYe 10 california, were
these words:
"The instructions given by my Or
ders we're, thGi all measures of do
msstic policy must originate solely
NTH hsmselpss." ANY attempt to
dsnytO the people Of the Stale The
right Of self government in a mat :
ter which FeculiOriy affects Themselves
viii inJdlIibty be regarded BY them
as an innorsIoa o their right, and
nden iiif IrhcIple iaId down in cur
DtclsrsHoh oi Independence, they sill
certainly te suHslned IN their resis.
ia,ae against Il b, lbr great mass OF the
AmeiieaD feoeis.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
February, IA


The Senate was in camittee of the
whole, Mr. Buckland in the chair
The bill 10 restrict the rate interest and
prevent usury was again under debate.
Mr.. Brazee contended that all exper-
ience had shown the necessity Of regul
a;ing by law the use Of wha,sver was
made the standard of value. which with
us is gold and silver. Tobacco was once
a les al tender in Virginia. and then :he
value Of that was very property legis-
lated about.
Mr.. Dyer was not in favor Of the
Q me nd ment to make the legal interest
in usurious cases payable to the Com
mon School Fund, He preferred proyis
ion as il stood by which all the interest
was forfsitsd. to the borrower. The
high interest had brougt up the brokers
and depressed the banks.
MI. Lawrence knew the Belmont
Branch of the State Bank had made 10
per cant. profit, and he wished to
know why the bankers were TO be dealt
with 90 teuderly, while the individual
" ho took little more than 10 per cent
was 70 bs. .dissrsesd. He bslisved that
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
lPIsToL.1 | |

KASSAs LISE,--The Providence Pos,
has oeen at some trouble to look up the
number OF lines the sboliiionists have
circulated about Kansas. aud the result
Of its Investigations is. that during
the past yearat last one hundred Meth
odiss ministers, fifty to seventy.fve
Baptist ministers, fifteen 10 twenty
Quakers. twenty. eve to thirty orthodox
deacons and about two hundred and ff.
" very 2eaceable, yer. respectable, re.
msrsably harmless settlers in Kansaf.
have been murdered, oS tausd and
feathered, OF tied band and foot and
placed on RATS, BY the border rufFisns
of Missouri =
We thought 'the Ou,rages' had been
mote numerous than this, but this list
will do.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
Prom Kansna.
81, L0uIs, Feb. 4

81, LoUIs. Feb. rs.
The Leavsnwor.h Herald OF the s,h
SAIE The Pro-slsvsTy meeting hslS
there 90 the I'd Of Feb., al which Ia was
determined ls sn Offset TO the inausncf
Of free State sgenas sent aboard TO send
Geo w. McLsnd 10 the Southern States
TO give the people there the pro-slSvers
aspects of the case aud urge the South.
ernen 10 emigrats to the territory TO
aid in Teseuins It from the hands oi
the sbolitionliSis. The, Herald iufIhsl
says: Robinson, Lane aud Bsowu, oI
Lawrence. are doing svsD thing pos
sible 10 bring ons civil wsr; they al.
feet aud depIoFs that many Free State
men Of the territory refuse 10 follow
them into rebslliOO SgAinst the isestal
authority and the Ierritoral laws.
The Lawrence Herald Of Freedom
says: Robinson aud Lane adopted pre-
csntionafy measures AMI organized .
regiment. The forts are guarded day
Snd night and munitions OF war are
collected and in readiness for instant
service, An attack Is expected.
The Topeka Herald sppesls TO their
friends Of The north and east TO hold
themselves ready TO march 20 the res.
cue at moments nolicsiG . blow may
be struck at any momeut.
The struggle will be ia earnest, but
the people of Kansas will stSEd unop
their rights, snd die before they will
snTeudeL
The Prssideut's special nssssRs on
hanSss appears TO have reached LeAysu
worth, but not Lawrence.
There are 500 troops at Forl Leuvea
worth, add 400 at Fon Riley, to be
called ou! If the Circumstances dcmandsd
il.
The Republican Associate at Wash,
lngton is making strenuous efforts TO
establish similar societies at ever city
town aud village throughout the Union
as the circular suys to ully the people
to inspire them with con fdence aud en-
IhusiaSm, aud furnish information nee.
sssery to expose aud fairly meet the
'opbislry OF Pro.slsvery, dsmGsosusS.
making the issue slavery or freeeaom
1t the Pfesidential campaign, with the
iesiSn OF scattering broadcast docume :.
ats and speeches. They have slresJy y
prepared 10000 copies in English ana
W O'0oo 10 German, speeches and writings
of SsWard, Hale and Others;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
(FroR TIE 0hio Statesmag.)I
NEwARk, Feb. ~, 1856.

EDlToR STATEsNAE In the Ohio
State Journal, Of the 4lh instant, thv
frat article on the third page, il IS fol
lows.
"A Fencing Master Wanted, any one
capable and willing TO give LESSONS will
confef isvor BY leaving his address a:
the Journal counting room.'
Has that any thing 10 do with Gov.
Chase's FIVE IegImenIs for Kansas p
In is Gov. Greiner going to fight fwhat
does it mean or have they other bel
ligeraut follows about Sugsr Alley
Do, pray, make immediate enquiry, and
let Us knew. Perhaps, il the 'borde
rufians' should find that GreinsE 10 taxi
ing lessons in'fencing,'liks CsptScoit's
coon. they would come down without o
struggle.
Or does it refer to Jersey'stonc Fence.
(ci der and whiskey.) If that's il. does
the Journal Office need su instructor in
that line
PIsroL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
BY the Presidsnt Of the United StaitS q
america.
A PROCLAIM alton

where's indications exist that pub
lie Tranquility aud tho supremacy oil
law in the Territory of Kansas srs en-.
dsDgerrd By the TspTshensible acts OF
purposes Of persons, both within and
without the same, ~ho propose to diree!
aud control its political Organization
by force. II appearing that combinat-
ions have been formed therein 10 resist
the execution OF the territorial laws,
aud thus in effect, Subverl by violence
all present constitutional and legal au'
IhoTity. Italso appearing shsuperSons
residing without the Territory, but neaI
its borders, contemplate armed interven'
! lion in the affairs thereof. 1t also aP'
pesring that other personr, inhabitants
Of remote states, ara collecting money,
engaging nen and providing arms for
the same purpose. And it further Sp'
pesring that combinations within the
Territory are endeayoring, by the agency
Of emiSssries and otherwise, TO induce
individual States Of the Union 10 inter.
vene ia The ShsirS thereof, in violation
Of the constitution Of the United Sta tes.
And whereas ell such plains for the
determination Of the future institutions
Of the Territory, If carried into action
from within the samr, will constitute
the fact OF insuIrec tion, and. il IRON
without that Of invasive sggression, and
will, in either case, justify and require
The fOfcibls interpOsition of the whole
power Of the general government, al
we'll 10 maintain the laws Of the Terri.
ory as those Of the Union:
Now, therefore, L. Franklin Pierce
President, ofthe United States, do issue
this my rrocIsmauion to command all
persons Engaged in unlawful combina,
lions sgSinsI the constituted authority
OF the territory Of Kansas or OF the l. n
tied States to dispense aud retire peac'
ably TO their respective abodeS, and iC
warn all such persons that any atlsmp
ted insurrectiOn in said Territory or az.
gressiEe intrusion into the same will b,
resisted not only BY the employment: o.
The local militia, but also BY that of n,
a,siIa bic forces OF the ". States; to tn,
end OF sssuring immunity from riolenc,
aud iuli protection to the persons, prop
srty, and civil rights Of al peaceful anC
law-ubiding Inhabitants OF the Teuito
| ~.
II, ia any part of the Union, the fu
~ Of faction or isnalicism, ipfs.ned in
10 disregard Of the great principles o
popular sovereignty which, under tn,
constitution, are fundamental in th,
whole stTucta<e OF our institutions, il
to bring on The country The due calami
~ of en- sIbitrament Of arms in that Ter
riiory, il shall be between lswless vio
lence on the one side aud conservative
force on the other. welded BY legal su
Vhority Of the general government.
call on the citizens. both Of adjoin
ing and Of distant STATES, TO abstaiI
from unsthonzed intermedling in tn,
local concerns Of the Territory, admon
ishipg them that its organic law is e
BIS eIecutsd with impartial justice; tina
lsll individual se,s Of illegal intsrfsr,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
From New York.
NV YoRr Esh. la

NL" AOkkJ rep. 10,
The Washington correspondent Of The
New York JournSl OF Commerce tels.
graphs General Quiimiu, il is said.
declares he will psYsr report till sen !.
ding troops TO Kansas to but .hsr Ameti
can citizens, whether Of one or The
other side Of the question.
The Herald's Washington corlespou
dent telegrsphs, that letters received BY
Gov. Shannon, direct from Ksnsas sta te
that the Free State men are uakidg ex
tensive preparations Tor a desperate
fight; munitions Of war and men are
coasIsRtly arriving from Free Slates.-
He anticipates civil war The letter,
also say they are fuIulying at e,ery
point. Large sums Of money have been
contributed within tue last few dsr,
BY Southern mvn 10 raise aud euuip cor
panies in tho South to send to Kanst,
The lower branch Of the NehtGska len
islsiure have passed a bill giving 10 W.
meI Ihe right 10 yole.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21
Excitement In McArIhur'

Mr.. Smith Agent for the sale Of
Winslon's patent Wash.tub has been
driving ali usual trade in the past
week 10 our town. nearly all our cit
isenS have seen and bought one ofIhe
tubs, a little girl done Washing with
this Tub in three hours that 1t took two
women a whole day 10 perform. Mr.
Smith will do washing Tor any fam
lily who wishes a Tub In order that all
may see, before they buy. The mode
can be see at sll times tthe Western
Hotel. Az who see Its Operations will
buy. just think OF puti1g out an or.
ordinary washing Tor q family in two
hours,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-21

enee will incur condign punishment;
and thaLsny endesvoI 10 iateTvene By
organised force will be firmly wi'hsiood,
Invoke ! ell good citizens TO promote
order BY rendering obedience 10 the law;
TO seek remedy for temporary evils BY
peaceful means; 10 discouhtepance and
repulse the counsels and the instigationi
Of sgilStors aud Of disoTgA mixers; and to
testify their attsehmen nt 10 their country
their pride 10 us greatness. their appre
cis,ioO Of he blessings they enjoy, and
their determination that republican ins'
tiiuliOnS shall not fail in their hands by
co operating TO uphold the msgestJ ol
the laws aud tovindica,e the salctlty
Of the constitution.
In testimony whereof, / have heTeun.
TO set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States TO lS affixed TO these Pres'
enis.
DOEs al the ely OF Washington. the
eleventh. Day Of February, in
the yeSIof our Lord one thou.
suud eight hundred and fifty
tsEAt.l six. and OF the independence
Of the United States the eight.
ie,h.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BIZ the President:
w L. MARcv Ssc,atayv of State