M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-31

The regular Wing ticket OF Lancaster eoun,
ty.
The PennsylU0niGn says that hundreds of
the Old-line Wings of Lancaster refuse 10
be marshaled under the Black banner of
Fremont and Disunion.
The Union Star is the title Of a neat lit
Tie campaign sheet, hailing from Garfield,
published by Dawson q Webb, 1t is devo.
ted to the cause OF Democracy, and jealous
ly supports Buck and Beck for the Presi-
dency.
Wednesday morning vote was taken on
the cars that came in from Cincinnati, and
the vote stood-Buchana so Fillmore 0
fremont 4.-ChiRicoihs Advertiser.
YOTE OF THE LANCASTER ExcyRsIONIsTs.
On the trip to this city this morning Of the
Lancaster excursOnists, vote was taken
for President, which resulted as follows:
Buchanan, 100
Fillmore, lOO
Fremont, ~
Hurrah for the "Wooly Horse candidate,
l-ZGResUilLe AurOrd.
awe join ourselves to no party what does
not carry the Flag and keep step with the
music Of the Union" -
' RUFUS CHoATE.
81 have been Whig but if The Wing
Party degenerates into a contemplate Abb
olilion Party, | will no longer be a Wing.
HENRY CLAY.
In MARYLAND, one of the two Southern
States that was carried against us IN 1885, the
signs are promising. The Baltimore RePub.
lcan states, on Tuesday last an immense
gathering of the people Of Somerset County
! l. -.
casion the Hon. John w. Chrislield and Isaac
d. Jones, both 0ld-line Wings and former
members of Congress, took the stand and
proclaimed their intention to support Buck
and Breck.
GREAT Mass MEETING AT GEORGETOWN
Hon. Nelson BARRERE PUTTING THE HAIR
NESS oN.-There is TO be a great Mass Meet
ing of the Democracy Of Brown county on
Saturday, August 9th. Some OF the best
speakers in the State will be there, among
others, Mr.. Bauere, of this county who has
positively promised to address the meeting.
We are proud and happy to announce this,
for Mr.. Baneres former high position in the
old Wing party, his ability as speaker his
reputation throughout the State, and his al
most unbOundej influence in this Congress.
sional District, cone blast Of his bugle is
worth thousand men," We predict many
aCcessions to the Democracy through his in.
nuence. - Hl8borOugh GdzctG.
At Democratic meeting held at Danvile,
Highland county, on last Saturday, JAMES
SLOANE, Esq, one OF the sblest lawyers in
Southern Ohio, and leading old line Wing
-beinga few years ago editor of the Wing
newspaper in Highland took a bold stand
for 'Od Buck aud the Constitution" The
Gazette says:
Mr.. James Sloane, well known in this
tpart of Ohio, both from his ability as a law
yer and his former zeal and activity as an old
Wing leader, accidentally happened to be
present, and was called upon for Speech
He excused himself, however, upon the
ground of insufficient preparation but as
sured those present that he was for Buchanan
ard Bret kinrdge, and that the Democracy
J. Of this country might expect to hear from
him hereafter in the campaign. Altera small
exhor!ation ne took his seat.
The St. Clairsvlle Gazette, in announcing
the organization of the Democratic Club in
that place after giving the names of officers
&c. States the following as the result Of a
census Of the Town for President
Fremont, l3
y Fillmore, 40
Buchanan. l3l
The Gazette says that fifteen of the latter
are old line Wings.