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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-28

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NUMBER 245
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GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTII-The $40 A. " Train will connect at San
ltSky with Morning Trun from Toledoi at MonEocTe with
EXPRESS on the Southern Division of q. T. Road at
Shelby with Cincinnati Express from Ceve and at
Newark with the East and the Central Ohio
Railroad. -,
Day City Detroit; at Muuroeye with western Train
g. T. n r. Shelby Junction at 5'et P NJ with the Mall
Tram O. c. r. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
ed Junction IS P. 3I. with Past train on O. r X n
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and west Night
Trains Central Ohio r, II. 80 t
GOING NORTII-Thr 9.2G Train will make close con-
nectlon ut Newark with Mall Train from Belair on c. o. r.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Express for psburG at
Shelby Junction 1915 With Cincinnati Express LOT
Cleveland, Buffalo New York, and at honroevle with
Mail Train on c. &. Il. road TO Toledo Chicago, &c.
910 Train viii connect at Newark With Express from
the East on Genital Ohio Roads Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train PIttsburg at Shelby Junction at S2i r
with 5IAl Cleveland; 3OnrOeTe with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, and at SAnduSky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
sapdusir. Aug. q, 1856 sepl5-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
The Blessed Home.

HOME! To see home is to wish of the
seaman no stormy seas and lonely watch
Home is the wish Of the soldier, and tender
vision mingle with the troubled dreams OF
trench and tented field Where the palm
tree waves its graceful plumes, and birds OF
,ewelled luslre flash and flicker among gor-
geous flowers, the exile sits staring upon va
cancy, far away home lies on his heart /;
and borne on the wings Of fancy over inter-
vning seas and lands, he has swept away
home, and hears the lark singing above his
father fields. and sees his fair haired hoy
brother, with light foot and chid.hood's glee
chasing the butterfly by his native stream.-
And in his best hours, home, his own sinless
home, home with his father above that
starry sky, will be he wish of every Chris.
tain man. He looks around him--llle world
is full of suffering; he is distressed by its
sorrows and vexed with its sins. He looks
within his own corruptions togrieve for. In
the language Of heart repelled, grieved, vex'
ed, he often turns his eye upwards, saying
Il would not live here always. No, not fol
all the gold Of the worlds mines--not for all
the pearls of her seas--not for all :he
crowns of her kingdoms--would live here
always" Like bird about 10 miglate tC
those sunny lands where no winter sheds he
SHOWS, or strips the grove, or binds the dane
Ing streams, lie will often in spirit be p lum
ing his wing for the hour of his flight t
glory. Guthrie
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

0rThe Ejitor Of the Philadelphia Mercu-
ry recently attended Spirit (not liquid, but
etherial) Circle He thus describes the clio.
sing scene;
After recess of some Ten or fifteen miu.
utes, the medium again went into state and
wrote out:
"The First man is present. He addresses
you from the Celestial Sphere"
"Is that you, Adam?'
"Adam was my name when in the
flesh" .....
"Will you please to favor me with cor
rect answers 10 few simple questions"
"Propound them.'
"Where was The garden Of Eden lOca'
ted?"
"In Kansas"
"Was Eve an obedent 'helpmeetP"
"She was a model wife until beguiled by
the serpent-aler that time perfect devil
in petit mean fig leaves"
"ln what part of the world was the tower
OF Babel erected?"
"ln White county, Indiana, near the
Wolfe Mound" ....
"Who were the parents of Gains wile?'
This question clapped the climax The
table at which we were seated suddenly turn
ed ummerset-capsized and extinguished
the amp--upset the medium and the nader
lady--and amid the wreck of furniture anC
the crash oil glass, made my exit through
the back door. and running down dark al
ley, gained the street, minus my right Goa
fail. which left in the mouth ola bull dos
in the yard.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

A FREMoETER's X. N. 0ATH,-"You, Of
your own free will and accord, in the pre-
ence OF ALMIGHTY GOD and these wit.
nesses, your right hand resting on the HOLY
BIBLE and CROSS, and your left hand rails.
ed to wards HAEVEN intOksn ofyOur sinccri
ty, do solemnly promise and swear that you
will not make knOton 10 any person or persons
any of the signs, secrets, mysteries, or OBJ
JECTS of this organization" etc.
"You furthermore promise and swear thai
you will not vote or give your influence fol
any man for any Office in the gift of the peo
pIe,unless he be an American born citizen in
favor of Americans ruling America"
To be read in all the French Churches and
German Lodges till after the election.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
FrcmOnrs Truth and Veracity.

The position Of the Black Republican
candidate for President is becoming more
and more embarrassing. While he stoutly
asserts that he never was a Catholic, re-
spectacle witnesses well acquainted with
him state directly the contrary, and prove
him guilty Of lalsehoOd. Not oniy do Louis
+. Tasistro and Commander Schenck, OF
the Navy, state that Fremont was formerly
a Catholic in religious belief, but dn'old sail
or upon Lake Erie has made the following
affidavit
"THe Slate of OaiO. Erie county. ss.-
John James Wood, of lawful age, first being
duly sworn, deposeth and says: belonged
TO lrigate Congress, Commodore Stockton,
and went to California in ls4i, aud return
ed in l649; was detailed by Com. Stockton
in 1916, think, to take care of Col. Ere
mont, nov the Republican nominee for the
Presidency, during fit of sickness, and du-
ring that time Col. Fremont was quite sick
and sent for u Catholic priest, who adminis.
tered to him (Col. FremonD the sacrament
and burnt over him incense This ceremo.
ny was performed every morning until Col.
Fremont got better. That Col Fremont
was then Catholic, have no doubt;
whether he is nOw a Catholic or not, am
not able TO say. .
JOHN JAMES WOOD.
"Sworn to and subscribed before me by
the Obove-named John James Wood this
18th day of September.A. d. 1856.
"GEO. S. PATTERSON, ]. p"
Everybody on the line OF this lake, SAYS
the Cleveland Plaindealer, knows George
S. Patterson, the Sandusky Justice of the
Peace, and most Of our sea-faring men know
Mr.. Wood, and knowing him have entire
confidence in his statement. Com. Stock
ton must know him, the records the rrio-
ate must know him, and Col. Fremont must
know him.
The evidence is unmistakable that FIRE.
mont, wnen he denies having ever been
Catholic, does not tell the truth. A beauti-
ful position for candidate for the Presi.
dency, when his truth and veracity are thus
impeaChed!-CiH. ERg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
u,rOu Puncn.

The law ruins men and the fashions
women.
There is a fitness in oil things, except
cheap clothes.
It's bad plan not to grumbe-the wheel
isn't oiled Till it creaks. -..
The man who intends getting around his
wife will have to start very early in the
morning. g.. -.r...t t.e. ..
Prosperity shines on different persons
much in the same way that the sun shines
on different objects. Some it hardens like
mud, others it softens like wax. .
A miser is but human version of the
turn-spit dog that toiled every day 10 roast
meat for other persons eating.
Hail cab in had weather, and it may
come Immediately to your assistance /; but
hail friend in your adversely and see what
notice he will take OF you. .ssEl-
Life is a romance which most young la
dies would like to begin. by reading the third
volume frs st-as it is generolly the one that
contains the marriage. F.. ....r .... p.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
Stop the Wicked FaIsehOOdS OF
Masna-EUo~oI.;PPe,

"NoRoDY WISHES TO FORCE SLAVERY INTO
KANSAS" Hon. r. M. T. Hunter said in his
great Poughkeepsie speech. How long W i'll
The sectional mischief makers continue 10 be
able to deceive and delude the honest men
Of the No rthl
Mr.. Hunter. one OF the U. S. Senators from
Virginia, speaks the true doctrine Of the
Democrats.
No Democrat "wisheS to force sldusry into
Kansas" but standing on the true doctrine
of the Revolution and the Declaration Of In
dependence, they declare that each State and
Territory should adopt its own State and
Territorial laws, and be responsible for iheil
own acts. No man can be true Democrat
and preach any other doctrine, for no Other
doctrine is Democratic. Be not therefore
deceived. - o. Statesman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO Stray n1J-
ER.-Hoy Rifle Beecher has lett t0~ \-J
and taken the 'stump." IIe thinks
important to convert men 10 Fremon& -,
to Christ. The Gospel according to B s3A
er is as follows: efti
Blessed is every one who votes 16r Fto,
mont. 1
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst
after Black Republcansm.
Blessed are those who distribute FIRE.
mont tracts and Abolition documents.
Blessed are those who read the Tribune
and Independent, for in them are the words
of eternal life.
Cursed is every Buchanier, for he shall
have his portion ia that lake which burneth
with fire and birthstone.
Blessed are Bennett, Greeley, Raymond,
Scoville and Webb, for they preach the
truth as il is in Beerher.
Cursed are the majority in the Senate
for they refuse to revoIutionize the Govern.
ment.
Blessed are Seward, Hale, Wilson and
Giddings, for they are in favor of dissolving
this "accursed Union"
Blessed are Fremont and Jessie, the heirs
of Mariposa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
Jim Lanes County.

Dearborn County, Indiana, in which jim
Lane, the great hero of the Shrlekers. resi-
ded, gives an increased Democratic vote Of
300. 'Jim" illustrates the proverb-"a
prophet is never without honor save in his
own county," 1t takes a very long distance
to lend enchantment to such heroism as this
Kansas champion has exhibited. The at.
tempt Of the Black Republicans to make o
hero Of Lane has served as excellent capital
for the Democrats Of Dearbom.- CincinHatI
Enquirer. .. ....... "A ...'... .-r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
Reeder i'm his own County

The county in Pennsylvania in which the
notorious Reeder, the author oil the Kansas
disturbances, resides, gave an increased ma.
brity for the Democrats of over one thou.
Sand. Northampton has the same opinion oI
N'A-s NatEiotism as Dearborn County. In.
Ahe residence of Lane doubled
lIl democratic majority. Kansas
I \patIiotism seems to be at discount. We
I Wish that few Lanes and Reeders could be
scattsred through the northern part of this
State.--Cfn. Enc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
The Lady's Man.

His face is etemally wTeathed in unmean.
ing smiles, aud when he addresses q lady, il
is always in q strain Of absurd nonsense, so
tina; we have often been surprised that a Ia.
dy armed with a fan, and so addressed, did
not brain the animal on the spot. II Ia.
dy's man does, by any possibility. possess
The least degree Of common sense, he takes
specia pains to conceal il. for somehow or
other he has taken il into bis wise head that
empty sentmentability and absurd nothings
are the only offerings fit for the female mind
In order to be true 10 what he cOnceiyes to
be the entertainment. and amusement OF the
ladies, be turns traitor to mankind, and so
beCUnes rpicene hiusrlf without a lust
claim to be casSed with either the male or
female sex. His best qualities are those he
possesses in common with certain kind OF
dogs-to fetch and carry.
Ladies who laugh in their sleeves at the
fool may not object to the attention of the
servant; aud so, out of mere commiseration,
may allow him to carry a fan. or escort them
10 the opera, when the men Of their acquain-
tance are not accessible. The lady's man
is sufficiently rewarded for attending them
through whole evenings entertainment
If they will only drop smile into their hat
at parting. With this substantial blessing
he is encouraged to future exertions in the
wide field masculine ambition. lfa mans
duty TO lady consists in picking up dropped
handkerchiels ard fans, twirling her round
to giddiness and exhaustion in the waltz,
we should, perhaps, envy the accomplish.
ment OF the mere lady's man.-NetO Orleans
| Delta.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
Our Union Not 10 be Dissolved,
but Changed from Constitutional Re-
public TO n Military DespOtism!


Mr.. Speaker Banks, of Massac husetts, the
great leader of the Black Republican forces,
in speech in New England, recently, made
the following remarkable declaration Read
it. and ponder on the sentiments OF thai
party before you cast your votes. Said Mr..
Banks
Clean coneeiue of time wlcn this Con-
stitutton shall not be IN eriSteRce lchen zoe
shall hure an absolute military diciaiorial
gouernment, transmitted from Gqe 10 age.
toith men al its head, l0ho are made rulers by
military commission. or WiO claim an hered-
ltary right to goUcrn those OJer Whcm then are
placed. But tie dissolution Of these States
will never come. No party that has posses
sion oi the Union ,oiL alylD The minority 10
break the bands. They may subject US they
will never divide us. Whether the govern
ment is that OF a Republic, that Of mOaar-
chg, or that o. an absolute deSpotism, the love
OF the Union will be deep in the hearts of
rulers and ruled SO long as the history Of
man shall last. "
Is that the UNION, Democrats, that YOU
are defending? Is this the FEAST of Black
RepubicaniSm to which we are invited? A
Union of Military Despotism!
No MOI! No Our Union is a Un-
ion of the States-sovereign in their capaci-
ty--bound together by patriotism and friend
ship, and governed BY our time honored and
Incompatible Constitution
That is our Union That is the prize for
which we are battling That is The object OF
our great regard, and which we, as Demo
crats, are sworn to preserve against factions
and fools, come from what quarter they may
Up, then, to the noble work And now is
the time 10 work. SluieSmaE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
Extension of sinverY.

Al the late session Of Congress the ere
oublicans voted to extend Slavery into
Kansas and Nebraska till 1853. The Demo.
Gratis voted against the measure. The House
passed the bill the Senate de eIeated it. Here
are the acts Of the two parties-not mere
empty prolessions.-[ CIsveland Weekly
Plain Dealer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

TaE UNDEFEATA BLB.-It is significant
fact that neither Buchanan nor Breckenridge
has ever been defeated for any office for which
he was candidate before the people. Step
BY step they have risen, until now they are
about 10 be crowned with the highest hon ors
of ihe Republic; the last aud greatest re-
wards, which the people have in reserve for
exalted abilities and faithful public servi-
ces. .t .........., ... ....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

ANEcDoTE OF THE SEA. DR. BARNES. Being
sometimes as even younger men might be)
in clined TO sleep little during the sermon
friend who was with him in his pew one
Sunday lately, having joked him on his
having nodded now and then, Barnes III
sisted that he had been awake oil the time.
"Well, them" said his friend, "can you
tell me what the sermon was about I"
"Yesl can,' he answered lit was about
an hour and half too long 2"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

. "AS EMINENT CATTLE DEALER!"--We clip
the following from the Providence Post "A
noted abolition orator, whose stock in trade
is of the Aimsy, highfaluten order, asked
very solemny Of his audience, sand who
is John C.. FremonI?" A Democrat who
was listening to the harangue, and observed
the silence which followed, rose and replied
"An eminent cattle deakrp which brought
down the house," and the speaker too!"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

The London Times still continues to con.
tain articles favorable TO Fremont and de-
nunciatory Of the Democracy in the United
States. This is to be expected. The Eng
lish have never been friendly to the Democ-
racy since the days Of l776, and have always
avished their praise upon the Tories.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

SEVERE BUT TRuE.-The pungSTjt and m,
in one of his tracts, gives these Sse scorch
"The plain trnth is that NAV hnd y m
the present day seem so dreaditN in tBAd of
doing harm, that thev hardly eRosAire 10
do any good. There are manyehs Tel fruit
full inObections, but barren in acIJns ! rich
in wet blankets, but poor in ANYTHING like
Christian fire. They are like the dutch de.
puties, who would never allow Marlborough
TO venture anything, and by their excessive
caution prevented many victory from being
won. Truly, in looking round the church Of
Christ, a man might sometimes think that
Gods kingdom had come and Gods will was
being done on earth, so small to the zeal that
some believers may. Itis vain to deny it. "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
Extracts from Mr.. Buchanan's Speech
on th @ Independent Treasury RiII. y

. on INC IHUepehUent ITeaAury BIZ, !
"THAT COUNTRY is MOST PROSPEROUS
WHERE LABOR COMMANDS THE GREATEST
REWARD '- .. III 2 flH
"FRoM MY SOUL IREsPEcT THE LABoRINa
MAN. LABOR is THE FOUNDATION OF The
WEALTH OF EVERY COUNTRY AND THE
FREE LABoRERs OF THE NORTH DESERVE
RESPECT FOR THEIR PRoBITY AND INTEL
LIGENcE. HEAVEN FORBID THAT SHOULD
DO THEM WRONG )"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
sympathy Of the Fallen.

For my part, confess | have not the
heart TO take an offending man or woman
from the general crowd Of sinful, erring be.
ngs, and judge them harshly. The little
have seen Of the world and know Of histu-
ry of making, teaches me 10 look upon the
errors of Others in sorrow not anger. When
| take the history of one poor heart that has
sinned and suffered, and representa- myself
the struggles and temptations it has passed,
the brieI pulsations Of JOY, the feverish in
uuietude of hope and fear, the tears of re-
gret, the feebeness Of purpose the pressure
OF want, the desertion of friends, the scorn
of the world that has but little charity, the
desolation Of The souls sanctuary, aud tbrea7
ening voice within, health gone, even hope
that stays longest with us, gone, | have lit
tie heart for else but thankiulness that it is
not so with me, would fain leave the soul
Of my fe;low-being with him from whose
hands it came. i1 .st 10 si '3 " a
Even as little child, - t.N.l--
Weeping and laughing in its childish sport"
0~-~ON~~N~O~~-~~~-~~~ 'F-' ny
VI Be sparing of advice by words; but
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
PRESENT FASHION.

Bonnet on the shoulders
Nose up to the sky,
Both hands full of hounces;
Raised u Ia Shang high,
Underskirts bespattered,
Look amazing neat,
All your silks get '.wateredn
Sweeping down the street,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

ONE OR The orHER.-"Where is your ia
ther?" said an angry master to the son of hi
habilually tippling domestic.
Gle is down stairs, sir"
Getting drunk, suppose"
"No, sir, he ain't.'
"What tben?"
"Getting sober, sir"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23
pun X n py.

We were ravenous with hunger the sign
was one CT hope and comfort, and throwing
up our hat we cried aloud, to several com.
panions in a boat Heres Yankee and
Punkin Pien' We crowded into the bamboo
hut, we displayed our money purchased each
quarter section OF the conestible. OuI
feeble pen would fall in the attempt 10 de.
pict the scene which Immediately ensued. -
1t was well for Mr.. Peabody that sickness
brought faintness, and that disgust overcame
rage in the bosoms Of that party. We came
10 the unanimous conclusion that plantain
paste and peccary lard could never be success.
fully resolved into Punkin Pie.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

Prentice in ls3O--''Mr. Buchanan, how
ever, was an honorable man and hesitated not
to say publicly, that he had never made
to Gen. Jackson the overtures in question,
or any that bore the least resemblance to
them. .a-.t..ss. .. ..fr'- r. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

Prentice in 1856" Buchanan, on being
summoned by Gen. Jackson as a witness,
lyingly expressed belief that Mr.. Clay had
been guilty of bargain and corruption" fs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

"THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY is NOT
A PR0-SLAVERY PARTY; IT is NEI-
THEIR PR0-SLAVERY NOR ANTI.
SLAVERYr'-Joha C. Breckipridge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

nFTime is like river, in which metals
and solid substances are sunk, while chaff
and s,raws swim upon the surface.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

NATuRE.--The inscription upon the tenn
pie OF lsis-the personiiication of Nature
was, 81 am whatsoever is whatsoever has
been, whatsoever shall be-"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

The TINE O NIoHT.-"N hat time oniel
is it?" said a country lass 10 a dul
spark, Of whose company she was tired.
"Whv," said he 81 think it's jus. atou
go,u. ''is.a s''..' q" s-'. s-''p'''f - -.
/ "Then Just about nc,c Is he time tba
boys ought to be at home, ,"replied Miss, a
she, lighted her beau TO the door.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-23

6T The only real happiness consists in
the practice OF benevolence, and the only reel
glory is the admiration it exercises.