M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28
over 90 Buck and Breck
----Old Line Wings decarimg
ngaImst Abolition UlsuniOmIsm.

ANOTHER OLD LINE Vino SENATOR
our FOR BUCHANAN--SEEAToR JONES
OF TENNESSEE. Senator Jones, Of Tenn, de-
livered magnificent speech in the u. s
Senate on Saturday. Without sunenderinl
any Of his Wing principles, be declared hi
purpose to support the Democratic nominee;
for President and Vice President. He take.
this position as the only sure means ofavert
ing the dangers which now threaten the Un.
ion from sectionslsm. He examined a
length the several platforms snd the candi
dates Of the three parties, and showed con.
clusivey that the true position is with the
Democratic party. Mr.. Jones made tri.
umphant yindcation Of Buchanan from The
charge ofhaving done injustice TO Mr.. Clay
in regard to ;he charge of bsrgaia and coruIp-
ton. The Washington Union says:-
His speech was listened to by the Senate
and crowded gallery with marked interest,
and is destined to exert a powerful influence
on the public mind"
HleHLY lMPoRTAET is rumered the
National lnteligencer, one OF the oldest and
most influential old line Wing papers in the
United S tates, is about to declare its deter
mination to support the Cincinnati nomin-
ations.
Judge HaEzarll, ofSussex county, Del, is
out for Buchanan Mr.. Hazard was formerly
GovemoLOf Delaware, and has always been
appointment supporter OF the Wing party.
We learn from the Easton, Ohio, Demo.
crat that the Hon. B. H. Alexander, late
Wing Representative in the Legislature from
that county, is out in a public speech for
Buchanan and Breckinridge.
The learned Prof c. B. Haddock, OF Dart.
mout College, and Minister to Portugal under
President Taylor, has declared himself for
Buchanan and Breckinridge, aud will take
the stump (Or that electoral ticket in N. H.
Prof. H. is an old-lashioned whig, nephew
OF the late Daniel Webster, and will WELD
great influence with his class Of men in this
The Bowlingreen Standard hitherto
K. N, has pulled down the names of Fill
more and Donnelson, and run up in their
stead Buchanan and Breckinridge. 1t will
hereafter be found battling nobly and gal.
lanlly iokthe Democracy and the county,
Long ma i! wave!
ANOTHER FLAG sTRUcK.-A gentleman wri-
ting from MerCr, Pa. says the Republican"
printed al Mercer, in this county, has this
week hauled down the Fremont and Dayton
flag, and ran up Fillmore and Donnelson.-I
The carse OF Fillmore in this county is going
up and Fremont down.
Thus the work goes bravely on, the end is
not YET.
The Boston Times state that Col. Meach.
1m, I. b. Messipager, G. N. Annable. ESQ.,.
DT. VIM. o. Johnson, Oliver J. Rand, and A.
II. Stevens, all prominent old line wings, in
cambridge. Mass, are out for Buchanan and
Breckinrldge, and remarks that there are but
few OF the old line wings in thn. locality
who have not espoused the Democratic cause
Il also says:
But it is not Cambridge alone that these
evidences Of healthful public SELL
liment are confined; for, among other SINH
lar indications in cities adjacent TO ours, old
putiUtiC ChaIl1siuwn las spoken with pow
n and effect.
The ball isrolling on beautifully all around
rs: and II needs but united effort among
Ill the opponents of Republcanism TO give
he State OF Massachusetts to the Democrat.
C nominees. Shall il be done?
A cHANOE.-The FreepoR Ill.) An2eiger,
German paper, at first ran up the black
lag ofFremont and Dayton. 1t has now
pulled il down and hoisted the names Of
Buchanan and Breckinrdge to Its mast
lead.
TREMENDOUS sTAMPEDE.--Hon. Archie Dix.
IN spoke in Union county few days since,
when forty Know Nothings Withdrew from
he order and gave in their adhesion TO the
democracy.
A vote was taken on the Excursion train
rom this city 10 GAINESVILLE on Thursday
asst, with the following result;
Buchanan 80
Fremont 20
Fillmore s
Let herrip! Keep the ball rolling Cir.
Wdtchmdn,
The Mercer County Republican, in Penn.