M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-21
A few Plain Reasons Tor nos
Voting for Fremont, and for
Voting fer Buchanan.
WHY CANN0T I VorE FoR FREMoNT ?

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WHY CANNOT VOTE FOR FREMONT? ),
lst. BECAUSE love the UNIoE and the
CONSTITUTION too well 10 vote for the Cad
didate Of Sectional Party, whose success
would destroy bothy ~, sd 81
2nd. BECAUSE he is the candidate Of al
anti,Democratic party whosince the days of
Jefferson, have sought to come into mower
by exciting the passions rather than the rea5
sons of men, and advocating some doctrine
or ism at war with the very principles Of
3rd, BECAUSE his success would strike tie
first great blow at the bond Of union, which
now binds together all sections of the great
Conledency.
4th. BECAUSE love my country and its
free institutions, as child a parent and
cannot aid in tricking them down, by voting
Tor a candidate who seeks power only by ex-
citing and anaying one section Of the cUun.
try against another, to the obstruction Of
both.
5th. BECAUSE will not, by voting for
Fremont, gatily the despotc tyrants OF
Europe, who look Gnxiously for his success
as the first great entering wedge to the dis
solution Of our glorious Union.
9th. BEcAUsEl will not vote for man
who has lust Of Office, allies himself with
party who seek to de away with all civil
and religious liberty, and who would perse-
cute and deprive their fellow. citizens of
their dearest birthHght-liberty of conscience
and liberty OF worship.
9TH. BECAUSE he is the candidate Of par.
ty, every measure of whom, since the days
of Washington, has sought tC curtail the
Liberties ofthe people, and has been condemn
ed by them.
Sth BECAUSE, as a man, he has neither
the knowledge or experience necessary to fit
him for the station of Chief Magistrate of
this great Republic and only hopes to attain
Thy allying together all the foul elements
of lanaticism, bigotry and anti, Republican
ism.
9th. BECAUSE he seeks, by the influence
Of his wealth. to control the suffrages of
free and enlightened people.
!Cth BECAUSE, in James Buchanan and
John c. Breckinrdge, 1 have Convention
Candidates, chosen by the people Of every
section of the Union. who seek the welfare
of the whole country and the preservation
Of the Constitution, rather than their own
advancement.
llth. BECAUSE, by voting for Buchanan
and Breckinridge, aid to place in power
men of acknowledged ability experience,
whose success will bind together, firmly.
every portion of our beloved country.
II. BECAUSE the ell. Rcon Of Buchanan and
Breckinridge will show to the tyrahts and
despots OF Europe that our noble Union
cannot be shaken or severed by sectional
agitation, or by the anii-Republicans, now
led on by Fremont.
/ 18th BECAUSE wish 70 see our Western
World still left open, as an asylum for the
down trodden and oppressed of other lands
which Fremont and the KnOiD- Nothing par
ty, with which he seek salliance, would
shut out from them forever,
18th. BECAUSE the election Of Buchanan
and Breckinridge will give peace to the coun-
try, and destroy forever the sectional anti
Republican party with which the country
is now cursed, and establish confidence in
the stability of Republican Institutions.
Let every man read and ponder these few
reasons. Let him consider well the present
state OF the country and parties, and his du,
ty to the whole Union, as an American citi-
zen and he will ,.he must come to the con-
ciusion, that he is bound to vote for Buchan-
an and John G.. Beckinridge--not only as
the candidates of the only true National par.
ty of the Union. but as being in themselves
the only can lidates now before the people, OF
character and experience for the time and the
occasion N v Dem