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NnlttEI hereby notretha Ihave constituted sANP
- sON JONES AFen conduct e GROCERY ana CONNIE.
SION BUSINESS, uith suihcriy making pur-
chasss and sale, SUBJECT a
ne and the public vii therefore understand ths capital
- IN NE business is mine, and not Mr Jones
JANE A. oRITFIN
10 NV FRIENDS AND FORMER CUSTOMERS. Through The
sndness and confidence - end Ms obtsnd
employment - her axent. snd have oh
cornr 81 Main and Ninth sa rrnera
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS her shai
suppy Of The choicest artces in sha1 eu
promptly hing promptly account for
and respectfully hut confidently sppea ola ends
TONERS 10 sustain me SAMPSON JONEs
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Aug. ANDERsOY = Co
HITCHCOCK a OSaoRN

COACH DEALERS AND MANTF1CTtfRERs
No. zl8 Man Street, Richmond, Va
III AVE IN store large assortment OF
u II onsble COACHES, CARRIAGEs BIJGGlEs oARE>
sOlhNfs and HARM 80 suitable for country and S<r~
ey use made Of the best materials. and put X&Q
geteT much which
TIE pubc and sell will
Of AL Sho favor Us with their patronage. e''
From long and bv prop.p, A.
t-non, We hops 10 merit continuance Of past Order.
fe2-ly - 49, ~ S"Nee Se>'ss-
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NEW YORK ADyERTEEMENTS.

FROM 8. NJ. PETTESarLL CO 2 NEwsrAPER ApvERTIs-
ING H0UsE
" 90 for nearly AL The Newspapers
In the United States CanAdas fis Nassau street,
New York, and 10 State street, Bosie o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

hG HHDS. -. a.. AND DCUBA SUGARS.
cO loJ hhds Coffee G. yellow suraTs
lpo packages Loaf NJ do.
81 bags Ia aud Old Jaws Cones.
20 bhs Mocha do
900 bags Rio DO
% packages Teas, good quality.
lao bbls. y. o. MolsSses
~ hhds. do
20 herces 90 Dc.
80 boxes Adamanns Asd rslov Candles
40 boxes soap
- do Eisss. BY 10 and ioby 10
100 doE. Brooms.
30 doE bed cords.
100 do painted buckets
100 balls virking nd twfn
500 bags shot assorted.
5000 lbs bar lead
BE terms by su2s uf-au W Vpx a scss
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DONNAN A CO.

DONNAN & CO.,
T0BACCo AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tONSIGNMENTS Tobacco Wheat Corn and other nrodns
~ respectfully solicited.
~ Ofce o Virginia street, next TO Fry's corner
Richmond, March 5, 1855. mhle-ly
BACoN a %HAsKEHyILI,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTs
tClNt consgnments e Tobacco, Four Corn Wheat Ac
u Nnd give their personal cane; and
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
ruNian tuano, &C.
oHARlEs SeHupKa, n HoEUDrs
- y. U,GRUDER's SONS,
GtoMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~
Solicit eonssnments Of CORN, WHEAT FLOUR, TOBACCO, 80
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0HAslks SeHUpEs .,,. n H'oEUDI
JoMN r1S,,is.;oI 4; IEaosMIn.N,.soN,
DocGETT a ANpE

o1hSsH cART vtRoiSa srEEErs, RICHMOND, VA,
I'LL give his personal attention
w TOBACCO and all other country produce consigned to h
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ooRNER ot chRY ASn in srRrsrss si'"F'

ruvALBOTr A BROTHER Proprie,or. Of n. sh,v.
- sorks are nov building PORTABLE STEAM ~. a Ill
1iNh OF an improved -ltrI
70 forty Horse Power, suitable Circular sav N Ear
Ihrene Machines, and other purposes which
are ay equal not superior to Engines
They VII s'O furn.h STATIONARY STEAM ESGINEs from ten
Horse auy required power 49, ~
CfRCuLkRS saw MILLS Of the most app,ovs ,,.o .ra
of various sites. -''
PUMPS and WHEELS wArTR wORKa PORT apTF oRfsT
Mills and IRONS FOR MILLS ofan kinds
RAILROAD WORK Of every DESCRIPTION.
IObACCO PRtSSfS FLATTFNING dafa
~ NsnSca,nE Toescee ogeher With Kind BRASS
They are also the exclusive Macufacurrs city
AE.ns or thc EXCklSfoR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND cor
ORUsHEE which they confidently recommend 10 their
and friends superior M the And vim ubleb -v ar
-
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GIBBS, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYPES am pUOTaGp Apus

AMBROTYPES Avn paaTaap.pus
sUpsSEsssa S having r a..sd ss.n,
nc .na sapsic Petafss al no3esas prices -
polished glass DIV cement which not only eu ss %
vsraoa. Of climate IN long sea- Se,Sn o. ns wsir
from the sine Of hI lie 70 the sna Ip % hsy s1n
sss quarter =: lime ;@s
I TIM n sSns and lss. Francs. a. well a; Case.
imposition ooun,erets glass, vsrnsh
T s se SlSn '01 M Tor r A1Soy, None are genuine without &
:Ss "a AssoF'TE iS s,s'' osIs Hal. Main gu
NHTnHHASrS RfciiH5sSS SrS,. .SSsUa4ScE Sn oolPANY Or
Marine Insurance Po on s ppasd & 70 Issue Y.s
Os.e. w in all cases. be promptly and fairly adjusted
and paid Tr'' ""1 'A'" A"us'e"
Once 70: the the East st. near Main up
~ Dn.o.o...
john p Pa1esIi UnIi'iah' Ms NIB Brfsdsn, en-,
w@ q Paine. js. Thomas, JT,
1s: 1Ss a tA1Ss6:On: .S1soo:, jas "a. Dunlop,
Sase kJ,eos eds,l. b Heath yohnD 9asrles,
Rs5d a..slp. GsIan R.lia " p%sI. s..esroo.,
Joseph r. Anasrson, Pa,Sa.1 :; ,Sa g1,nG1nns' n1Ids'
John c. siniOn, Nd H. stinker
Franklin Steam 4 PLEASANT. pr.,,,.,,
IsINYo,,n 4 ,.,,, :, ISze-
.srn., Gor.,na. "a a ronEh, s'.,,it
HAVE asormen, Of superb Fmri,u,, fRlcA.
- nond % make to which they ask the public
factur In
gsns oect and personal supervision details Of their
% operations They only ask call from
~, =. @ engaging simply 70 offer hema splendid
,SeT,,.yy rs- r.as'nao'e p,ee
,hns sns attention TO OEderfditHg and hold
81 all hours and At shortest provide
hacks Ae or Poplar oOhn'"ith 'hroudsHesrse and
p u NJ. 81. ,,. -......
r.nen, hi An1 ponshers wanted TO whom
made VI" " p'eh' Immediate application Is
SANINGs fNSTtTUTION OF HICH vIOND-
- Vnee removed TO The store OF Christian Lathrop No % Main
Christian ~s unaSSony s q David r. Crane WIN H.
70 the storr Of Chrsnn fs,h e omse ha been re-
Iop' snere deposits VIII be
remaining on d,pos .ir on,S. ~ u PAID on All sums
shorter period ~ 'V"se'' ~"u n'e per cent Tor a
This Institution ba. been In sx,.,.,.. ..- 80.
over eight millions Of dolsrs hss ~ years mas
dolar s.l. a. u.oti has
N '~''' W isi,s ny sy Y, se when due
w., =, nvsrsUN n,,a,5S, president,
mhi4-diy ,,Iiau ~ ~ w"nsS ILL., An, Cashier
..r,, .. =. =, - oon w. I'M, oeeretary.
uyoTp ,n mHE CARRIAGE USING PUBLIC.
sSgchs' essys sLs 'eai Cdrrtagss Roofdsav Bsgeie
rtai nv gaoa 1870 is work ls made Of TIE bes,
~ and under the immediate supervision Of the
iso an hsnd ,ougny acquanted With the business
h,.h nj second hand g CdrfG0es B00fes
lO,h strees, between Main and Cary
IRON FUHNITIKfE.
1--WE NEW YORK FOUNDRY, RAILiNG AND IRON yrrRNt.
n TuHk WORkS-Furnlsh or .na
Mosss yos Buptsos greater variety Of Pattern, Tor Iron Rail
lng uan any other establishment York he Mn
uaetory Of Iron Furniture In The United states.
-, sANDPORD A TARn
Jull-sm Green srret Ne Yc,s
AIOTECE.-T1e agrncv a., an. - - Z. !.
~ WHISKY formerly he'd By M.ssrs Dean. R superior
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

S.os visscHER OWEN co. Gsss.AI NEwspApra Apvs.1I<
no hocss Arrlrros brtLptso Nos sss sts ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

CorHer Governor and Fr,fafifa sfrssfs
AAHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS French aud Amer.
w can Paper Hangngs; Satin Dsnes Damask for Win
oW Curtains 0nps, Cords and Tas Coops
Lace snd Muslin Curtains Floor And Table on Cloths Hair
and Plush for sfas Curd HAIR Sofa spring. Twine Taek Mat
tngs wndoH shades. best Curied Hair and Mattress
Keaihs Beds; Lounges Sofa Beds with many articles in ou
line of business al o Which VII hc sold reasonable
terms and Paper Hanging and Uphosteng Panctusy
n togn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

EOHN n. GORDON. GROCER AND COMMITS
hsSloN MERCHANT and dealer metals I4h street near
ne Exchange Hotel. offers for sale -s-4
OneAns and Corse Sugars. various grades.
Loaf, Crushed GranuAted and PoSdered suxa-s
LagnsyrA, Rio and Old Government Java coaee.
Orleans and West India Molasses
Pure Cider Vinegar.
Sperm aud Adamanlne
Brown and Fancy
Sole Leather, good and damaged
All sizes Plat, Round ands squArv sEedes
American Hammered,
English Refined, Iron.
knEish American Rolled
English and American Blis;ered Steel
German Cast and Shear
Broad Plough Iron from 10 I2 inch
american, English and ShretI
Oval, Half oval, and Hall round Iron
Nail Rods. Svedes American
hand. Scroll and Hoop Iron.
Horse ehoes, sizes
Horse and Mule Iron
Tin plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
shcrt Linc, spcitcr "a Sp-lter
Sleatng, BraEisrs and Bolt Copper
Mccormick and Pafner's Mould Boards
Particular attention to
Country Produce generally. '' ~ .Iss sN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

HNOh SALE FROM STORE ANDTO ARRIVE
- lump flsSer u quality from winsor, n. 3.
No. ;, hacsere No. 1, Herrinrs.
Psrservsd Lobsters In I and 2 cans,
No Box Herring, Dried C,dhsh and Pollock.
Saved shingles sud Saved Lsfhs
hosnfsle and Iaurs River
Rcck1nd Line landing on t,- DOCK
land Plaster Cslcined, DO.
Ro'in' Piaueriog, Hair, Hay Potatoes, Ae.
BR1DGFORD Co.
- Corner 2lth Dock and Cary ss
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS!!

Ost opened large and assortment Of Linen Coton
- ye,essd shr OF every make and description made
y "pACskINs CELEBRATED PATTERN, which 10 every in
A1ee We warrant 10 IT. being regularly By
n naae IN best manner aud Of insure
% % 70 every partulAI also large Of Under
winds together with OF oIarx IN
ye Hos Gloves, CrAVats, Opera supenders and in.
ever thing pertaining 70 the GENTS FURNISHING BCsI
"hS' 70 which We lnViie special attention. OWENS
Opposite American
ma de 70 oorlrr anfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
NuRNITURE waRERooNs

hhoNhD JOHN A. BELNIN has srrmo-
sed ns furntture MArerooms 70 that known
ooiding 'COkNTfIAN HALL" (he stand
OF Messs Jotes Poiis Main square above the Bank,
lie k pleasure In saying his generally that he
% h IN large faeory, which him
s ~. WIN which ne s again prepared best
syles oi funiure order Iu addition 70 he
every article 10 the Furniture line keep
choice and Een arrangt
PIE. " WV w
hansns generous community Tor the liberal patronage hersso
ore bestowed ne respectfully socts ontnuanee and pedes.
himself That nothing shall Be hh pa 70 Nv, I
and entire satisfaction. ~ s'' '~''
~, DshAnlN1 ou'ine-oeng az AZ times ssn supplied
Alc aa Cases Nohogany and Poplar Coins Burial vssusus
hes and AT the requisites for funerals Orders
rthiAn Hal' VII NEE, viii prompt attention. maqo-iE
N NOTICE. am In receipt of the fall fashion Of
- attention Of the public. = I
sale JOHN thompson
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HALIFAN HEHRINGS.-sis bots cut: 20 DO gros.
- landing and lnspcctins Nis morning. fnr ssie hy
au4 wOMBLE CLafRoRNg, No n Pearl 81,
nOrIER RtvErs.-iso kegs Boiler Rvs,-, inches
salP sign of the Circular Saw, u Main
lnnn EXTRA FAwILy CANvAsSED 81 :
HNytFU GAR CURED HANS for sale.
suis JAMES WINSTON
ftolOuED SILK wANrIEs.-A lot colored s,s
- Nsnus', of sale At vsry 100 prices. -
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CARRIAGES. CaRI.GE.


- ~ bOShEk, SUCCESSOR JAMES
GAs Has on hand, large Of rd-HS
sss and harness Among which may some
nne CoAehes IN outside seats, and Rock wv
se seat buEgies and Buges with without ton. to
ueh Re pasuary invites the in want Of sny
ets IN NE carriage ne they u be desposed accom-
1odaing terms by application manufactory No s
~ ~. ..a slseo Jait-iy.
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AUGUST 2OTH, 1856!
q Il r AT TTHAC CTUnyy

-. II + A CT TIONi!
Nhos r. PRICE CO. old established .,.ns 50 NJ,
street VIII commence this day continue unit bsir rrs-
~ fAI Trade begins, sell lot Of n Fgrsd n
h9ehe do Plaid Co. fgursd French Mous<anes and casl
N soo common Mouseanes variety Of other FOOD
% OF past half their res
bargains viii be exhibited upon second noor 40 AZ nd
70 interfere With their regular business - ~
NsS Pail Goods daily arriving
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Law CARDS.

AZ cnEnl k HOW sSsbN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NoIAkl PCbiIC, has to his on
Tom his forn-r onles Ivsst- 81 -
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WOOL DEPOE.-We have determined 70 IN
w with present. q Depot
sale 81 Wcsl, and have Water.
house the former ecicni woolen Factory is
city H attention, Necessary WI b. devoted exclusively iris
business
An Weo oonsFnci v ~ graded that
by such Wool b. snf b. compelled
ss WI not h purposes There vrxnis
dcin quanty of Wool concentrated
attention rnaket aud
hope succeed IN establishing rcod erovn
hone.
Ior psr,'cusrs circulars. CRENsHAw A co.
Grccers and Commission Merchants,
lets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
HEAD QUARTERS FoR FASHIoNABI.I
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR 1855.

netnurrs i the stature and the
requested call ~ the Old establishment t9a corner
of Main and Governor outfit
The winter the subscriber large elegant srt
en q Gentlsmen Wearing Apparel not 70 BE- surpassed
housc IN use city.
A. evd nee q ne superiority of his Clothing awarded
iSss - wv
lie keeps constantly Cloths Cassere. Vest,
nss &C. s q superior vcrkmen. He unneess
aher trial % rs c rnbc has hst
more 10 msir eonendaiion e warrants All Clothing he ses
aud respectfully solcis can from ~ old friends riiir
GENERALLY. strictly ne price system. D. n SPENCE
del No f9l CORNER Of Main nd Covsrn,r a..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
voftnr, sthemselves $ Rich.

Ia one Of Dickens or Bplwers nbyels,
lthe author "taEes off" a wild and radical
Organization BY naming it "the-eveEbodyi
vote. .himselfa.farm party The Black Re,
publican party comes very close upon the
heels of-the one alluded to, Us its leaders in
Congress have undertaken to vote them.
selves rich. We find the Black Republi-
can House of Representatives, immediate
ly upon It's organization, which it required
two months tOpesfeet by the 'efection'of a
"Union slider" to the Speakersiip, voting
to each member library Of books, costing
over thousand dOllarsl This was s,eor-
recting the abuses and coruptions Of the
government with vengeance But they
did not stop with this. Towards the close
of the session they concluded that eight
dollars day for sitting in the shade and
guarding the treasury from 'abuses and cor
uptiOns,' was very pitiful sort of sum ;
and they forthwith raised their own wages
to eighteen dollars day After doing
all this each member having in his pocket
about two thousand dollars more than
any Congressman ever got before-they
became very anxious to get home to tell
their loving constituents how successful they
had been in " correcting the abuses of gov
ernment by leaving the army uncared for
and our frontiers at the mercy of the re-
lentless savagel ..-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
The Army 20 be Disbanded.

Greeley admits that one ofthe objects Of the
cUnspirators, in the House of Representatives
in adhering TO their proUIso to the army bill,
is to get rid of that great eyil-a standing
srmy. Greeley is great embarrassment to
his party. He blurts out its spcTet purposes
without regard to consequences. He has
placed itin its true attitude as an avowed
revolutionary party. The men who can
doubt now that ack-Republicsnism is
scheme TO overthrow the Government, is an
imhecile, an idiot, .Ja-ir4 ~ .r1rstf
Greeley is now giving practical direction
to the following invocation. whichhe sddres-
sed sometime ago to the House Of Represents.
Ilives. 'tt 80 @H
awe urge, Therefore. unbending determine,
tioli on the pan Of the Northern members
hostile to this intolerable outrage; and de-
mand Of them in behalf OF peace. in behal
Of freedom, in behalfof justice and d;humani
Ity-resisiance' tla last. q Better than con
fusion should ensue-better than 'discort
should reign in the haton--beitcr that Con
qress should bredk up in tcild disorder f--aay
better that The capital itseif should tlazs b,
the torch cfthc ineendiary, or fall snd bus,
its inmates beneath its cfumbling ruins thar
| that this perfdy and wrong shall Be 6nsll,
accomplished"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
Letter from Leitcr--Black-f fscpub-
iican Hypocrisy.

The Black, Republicans in the House 1of
Representatives, 1t will be recolleetel. Ieiec-.
ted the Senate bill /, which repealed the OBJ
noxious Kansas laws and provided safeguards
for new election in the Territory among
the actual re sidents 10 determine the question
OF State constitution, and in lieu thereof
passed bill introduced by Duun, OF In
diana. t..,,.'
The character Of that bill which the'Fr,e.
dom-shriekers" supported, moy be mJged
of BY the following letter Of, Hoa. B., f, Lei.
ter, Black Republican member Of Congress
from the S;ark District in this State. Lei
ter, solitsy and alone. Voted against the
measure and ina private note to a friend which
we find IN the Coshocton Democrat, thus
sssigns his reason: d, - 49,, -, s.. -
I've passed Dunu's bill fer Kansas yester.
day. in. a very Objectionable mgpner, 1t
has many good provisions. but extends the
FlIgitiye-slaye Law, ovef KansasanI Nehras,
kd, and perpetuateS slavery there until 1853,
aud makes all. childsa ,bp,n therein up, 10
that time, of slave molhefs, slaves, This
was toa much :or nie. lhgye always. sail,
and now repeat my .pledge. that ] wiIl
| never vnle to make any human being, a slaye.
| will neyeE,yole tuexiend slavery Que single
foot AwiltaeveF vote ;ios the Fggiliys-
slave Law er its extension over any free ier-
rltUH.sl L. there fore voted against Dunn s
bill. solitary and alone Of all our patty
h Had the Democracy, passedspcli 2 bill as
thato Dunn, recognizing slavery in Kansas
what a howl. the Black Republicans would
have set up Cih. Enq.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
FrcnlOnCs Accounts.

The call of the Senate for the accounts
Of John C. Fremont, and the action of the
government and correspondence in REFER
ence to them, has been complied with by
the executive. We have already published
some material facts in the case, and it is
only necessary to say, therefore, that the
off cial documents confirm and fully sustain
the statements published in the Democrat q
few weeks ago. Mr.. Fremont has actually,
and without authority bound the govern
ment to pay nearly one million of dollars,
and used the greater part of that sum Tor
his own private benefit! Now, are not the
Black Republicans pretty set of fellows
10 talk about what they are pleased to term
the "abuses and coruptons of govern
ment," when they propose to elevate a cor
rupt speculator to the Presidency!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
Giddings and the British.

Joshua R. Giddings, who hoped to see an
insurrection Of the slaves in the South a
gainst their masters, and have the insurrec-
ton headed by British officers, has been re-
nominated in the Ashtabula district for
Congress, Joshua and the whole Republi-
can squad, save one, voted against the sup
plies fot our army. He wopld doubtless
have voted for the bill had it been to sup
port an army of blacks, led on by British
officers. Is it any wonder that, with such
traitors as Joshua the Tory press Of Eng
land should sympathizel Only hear the
London Chronicle:
ave should be sorry to see Mr.. Buchsn
an elected, because he is in favor Of preser
wing the obnoxious institutions as they ex
ist, and THE UNITY OF THE STATES
There is no safety to European monarchic
al governments, if the progressive spirit o
the democracy Of the United States is al
lowed to succeed. ELECT FREMONT
AND THE FIRST BLOW TO The Sc
PARATI0N OF THE UNITED STATE
Is EFFECTED"
Doyou hear that' Willyou help to sttk
the first blow at separation Of the Unlo
by voting for Fremont. We shall seel
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
Hon. O. Il. Moore.

This gentlemen has been re-nominated
for Congress by the Know Nothings Of the
Ross District. The convention met at
Jackson, and tits said that its unanimous
action created quite a fluttering about the
Black Republican quarters in that place
The contest will lie between Mr. Moore
and Mr.. Miller, the Black Republican can
didate, Mr.. Hoffman, being the hindmost in
the race. W.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
A Rope wanted!

The True American, Fremont paper,
published in Erie County, Pa, uses the fol-
lowing reyoltipg and infamous language: /
"This twaddle about the Union and its
Sspseseryusion' Ii too silly and sickening for
any good effect We think that the liberty
of q single slave 10 worth more than oil the
Uaions Gpd'suniyersel can lrft!''
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
The Black Republicans for Dis
union and Civil War.

The Ontario Repository a Fremont paper
published in Canandaigua, New York, has
the following, which illustrates in beauti-
full manner the spirit HOW prevailing the
Black Republican organization. The Reposi-
tory says;
"In the midst Of a speech at Clifton, at
the anniversary Of the first of August, MIR.
Garnet. the Colorea orator, stopped short and
called for three cheers far Fremont. They
were given as the multitude assembled at
the Black Convention were principally " Re.
publicsns." ..0......t
d" No sooner was this done than Mr.. Gar.
net, lifting hishand with great emotion, ex-
claimed: "We believe--whtes and blacks
that God has ordained to the colored race
Of this country liberty and liberty we in
tend to have. We intend 10 get at the bal.
lot-box, if we can. II we cannot get il
there, we are resolved to use the sword, and
the SWORD TO THE HlLT.' This was followed
BY vocilerous applause. They 60, not only
for civil, but worst Of oil, for seGvile
war. before they will submit TO the laws and
Constitution Of their country"
Is it not about time thata party which
appauds such sentiments as that; which
actually has drawn the sword in Kansas il
unGurling the black flag Of revolution In
Washington by refusing 10 appropriate mon
ey to carry on the National Government, was
put down by American people?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
Fred Douglass for Fremont

Fred Douglass, the colored editor of a
colored paper, has taken ground for FIRE.
mont and Dayton. Hear him:
"The readers of our journal will observe
that the honored names which for sometime
stood at the head Of our coumns, as its
candidates for the President and Vice Pres
ident Of the U. States, have been with
drawn; and although no other names have
been or shall be placed at the head of our
columns, we deem it frankly to announce
our purpose 10 support, with whatever in.
huence we POSSESS, little or much, John c.
Fremont and VIM. l.. Dayton, the candi.
dates of the Republican party for the Pres.
idency and Vice Presidency OF the United
States, in this present political Canvass" q
We hope to hear no more denials that the
abolition Garrisonans are not leagued with
the leaders in the Fremont disunion ant
sectional organization. .' B.. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04

u,Heny G. Wright, who is now lec-
turing for Fremont in Michigan, writes to
w. Lloyd Garrison as follows:
amy text is Do,on loithlthe American
UnioRi Up With the Northern Repablicr-
The thoughts Of Thousands are turned 10
his glor ious consummotion by ytoeHt sueats
in WdshingtoH and Kansas!"3Di ,fi2qss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04

or The fact has leaked out that Fre-
mont pays Bennet 900 for the support
Of the New York Herald 2 Z Such prices
win son dreiu The MuiPUsa gensIeman's
yurss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-04
,,s.. nar. sS nc S','Sa c1s;. %ss.,.
denlinI QUESTION,

The Wings OF Maipe held grand mas
mssting in the town'of WatsfsilIe recently.
Rufus Cheate was Invited to'be present, but
being unable 70 attend, he seat a letter, in
which he defined his own position on The
Presidential question; and avowed his in
tention to vote for Mr.. Buchanan. We give
il below.