M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

lAOESc NONhCEc mas thC
Horns
In Iowa there Is perfect rush in favor Of
Buchanan and Breckinhdge. Among the
most prominent are the following;
George Nightengale--A true tried man
for twenty years wheel horse to the Ma
tional Whig party in Iowa.
g. G. Hewitt--foF years the lavorite Of the
Wing party in Dubuque County-a man Of
talents, influence md devotion to the Un-
ion.
Major A. M. Hare, John G. Stein, and a
host Of other good men and good citizens Of
Muscatine County, who were active Scott
men in the canvass Of 1852.
l.. B. Fleek. ESQ.,, ofWashington County.
an 0d-line Whig-a man among men-and
an honor TO any party.
L. w. Caggett, Esq.,, Of Keokuk, Scott
elector Of 1852, and better man than he has
left behind him. These and hundreds more
in our own State.
The Louisville Democrat states that the
Summerville Democrat, Evansville Journal,
Jackson Wat.hman and Paris Sentinel, all
old-lne Wbig papers in Tennessee are out
for Buchanan aud Breckinridge.
The Plainfeld IN. J.) Union, Wing Jour
nal, cannot 60 with the Republican X. N.
party, and accordingly it hoists the ,lames Of
Buchanan and Breckinridge. 1t says that
Dayton Isl good man, but on his sectional
platform cannot get more than a bakers
dozen Of votes 10 New Jersey. # don't like
FnmOnt's portrait, and says it looks to much
like Ned Buntline's.
AND YET They CoME.--There is no such
thing as keeping nn account Of men in the
South who are coming over to the Demo-
cratic ranks from the Opposition. At late
county convention at Ven6nga. county, Pa,
Gen Il. G. Wilson, heretofore a prominent!
member Of the Opposition came cut for
Buchanan and Breckenridge. George, Nc
Flanders, Esq, an eminent and eloquent
Whig Of Manchester,N. II. Jacob b. Moore
Of the same city heretofore an Abolitionist
have done the same thing. From every quar-
Ter in this State we receive the most graf
flying intelligence. The accessions to our
ranks are unprecedented. All that is neces-
sarY for the Democrats to do 10 carry the
State is to workenergetcally and increasingly
from this day forward, until the evening OF
the election. The hopelessness of the cause
Of the Opposition will induce them to stop
at neither means nor expence to carry the
day.
The Machias Union, Washing ton county,
Me-: heretofore neutral sheet. hoists the
names OF Buchanan and Breckinridge.
I. BUTLER KING.--We notice, among the
many accessions to the support of Buchanan
and Breckinridge. Hon. I. Butler King of
Georgia, we'll known as one of the leading
Wings Of the South.
"THERE is DEATH IN THE PoT. THE fol.
lowing communication was handed us last
night. II speaks for ITSELF 1t the second
card We have been authorized to publish with.
in the past week. Keep the ball in mo-
ton:
BuLLTrr COUNTY, KY, June, 2, 1856.
We, the Undersigned, being members of
the (socalled) American party, and having
been dissatisfied with the same, take this
method of demitting ourselves, and hereby
proclaim TO the world, that we henceforth
disclaim any connectionwith SAID party, and
we bid it goodbye.
The editors OF the Democrat and Courier
will please publish this.
RICHARD CAEcLIFF, JAMES BRooKs
II. w. R. HoGLAN, PETER SLOAN.
joan RATLIFF, JOHN B. CANcLlFR
A. I. HAZARD, WILLIAM JERSEY,
THOMAS Hash, WILLIAM JoSToN,
Louisville Democrat
UP WITH THE FLAG.-The HoIlander news
paper, at Holland, Ottawa county. the or
gan OF The very numerous Holland colony
in and about that place, raises the Democrat
ic flag, and says:
To-day the head of our columns is graced
with the names of the democratic nominees
for the presidency and vice presidency of the
United Statesmen whom it is our pleasure
TO support in the coming campaign, because
we believe them TO be men in whom the
country can put implicit confidence. James
Buchanan is emphatically the man of the
people. He is the point to which will now
centre all the conservative tendencies and
influences of the country"
lNDIANA.-The Indiana JdckSonian set
down the Democratic majority in that State
at thirty thousand.
The late Democratic meeting in Washing
ton City was addressed among OF hers, by the
Hon. Samuel Caruthers an able and talented
0ld-line Whig member OF Congress. from the
State Of Missouri.
A correspondence of the Pittsburg Post,
writing from Cleveland, Ohio, says that
"many Of The best and most influential of
the Old-line Wings in that city will vote for
Mr.. Buchanan as the Representative of ma
tional principle aud opposed to sectionalism
linen who think and believe that other
Interests are''at stake in this contest that over
ride the question Of negroism and you may
rely upon it. that for every renegade Demo-
craI that goes over to the Republicans. in
that part of Ohio, ten Old line Wings will
come over to Buchanan"
At an election held short time since in
Hanover township, Caleb Hawley, black
Republican Know Nothing-an apostate from
the Democratic party-was badly beaten for
Justice Of the Peace by Mr.. McGaveran,
good Democrat. 1t is triumph that honest
men OF all parties may be proul of.-Nsw
Lisbon Patriot.
The OLD-LINE WHIGs.--Hon. w. c. P res
ton. formerly an old-line Wing. stated at
Cincinnati that there were still tloo hundred
thousand old-line wings, most Of whom
would vote for Buchanan.
Col Sims, Of Kentucky, another old line
whig stated that he and hundreds of other
old-line wings would vote the democratic
ticket this year.
GRANGE We hear (says the Portland
Argus) Of many persons in this county who
voted against us last fall who will this wear