M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-28
Political Items.

ldClL CuloClJ lluJ IL SlIdl DS luuhO a
slave State. They invent some shah
by excuses for this policy, but the real
reason is their leaders desire that
Kansas shall be a slave State, in the
hope that they can charge it upon
the Democracy, and make some polit-
zeal capital. But in this they are
counting without their host; and, if
the contingency happens, they them
selves will be held responsible by the
country Gin. Eng.
The BANK OF OHIo.--Last fall the
people OF Ohio had to vote down q
proposition submitted to them by the
Legislature, to incorporate the Bank
Of Ohio" which submission cost the
taxpayers about TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and was rejected by the
people by some 10000 majority. But
"MOnsier Tonson's come again" and
the same BOBBY Legislature compels
us to vote next fall on the same ques-
ton, for which privilege the tax pay
ers have another cool TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS to plank down.
That the way the money goes,
Pop goes the weasel"
Wooster Democrat.
"Bison," the st. Louis Republicans
correspondent in Kansas, writes I'M
der date Of May Z:
We hope, ratherthan eXpecta quiet
summer here--the pro-slayery men
are tranquil and conservative-the
Northern National Democrats equal
ly so-but with capital to be made for
the purpose Of influencing the Ohio
and Pennsylvania State elections,
what can n expect from Black Re-
publicanism in Kansas, save "wars
and rumors Of wars"
There is a glut of Circassian girls
now in the Constantinople market,
and the price of handsome ones has
down from $500 to S25-Cja.
Eng.
What a field is there open for the
exercise of Black. Republican sympa.
Were these beautiful White
girls only black as tar, all the Kansas
,hriekers in the land would march to
heir rescue, with Sharpe's rifles and
Bowie.knives. -Bl00m5ngtOn, (M.)
Flag.
The Abolitionists in the Ohio Leg
have excluded negroes from
anticipating in the Militia Law. On
y white male citizens are permitted {
o perform military duty! Where is ,
he Abolition thunder? Why not de-
lounce this exclusion with the same {
'irulence as they did the decision Of ;
he Supreme Court Where is that
hunder K
Relics OF THE MoNsTER.-Some ,
orty tons Of the books, papers, drafts,
etters &c, Of the old United States :
Sank, have lately been purchased by
firm in Trenton, n. j., to be ground
lp, and converted into fresh paper.
The North West is ont in favor of
he nomination Of Josiah Riley, ESQ,
ditor OF the Toledo Commercial, as
he Democratic candidate for Govern
There promises to be no scarcity
f men from whom to make a selec-
ion. TChil. ADV.
DR.. Fraily, who occupied a highand
espectable position in the Interior
and was formerly chief
Jerk in the Land Office, died IN
Washington city on Monday morning.
lie was Past Master Of the Masonic
Order of that District. and was we'll
:nown to the Masonic fraternity Of
he whole country.
A PRECIOUS ADMss1oN.--Tho N.
Tribune, in the course Of an article
N Kansas lately, says it does not be-
ieve that either Governor Walker or
lis master (meaning Mr.. Buchanan)
.esire to make Kansas a slave State.
f such is its belief, why, in the name
# Heaven, is it constantly charging
he President with being Pro-slavery9
[Oin. Eng.
ANOTHER CLERICAL BLACK RE
'UBLICAN BRAwLER.--The Boston
Beestates that a committee, appointed
~ the New England Conference of
he Methodist Episcopal Church, re-
BORT that the Rev. D. D. Gear, of
linn, has, in their opinion, been prov
I'd guilty Of lying, fornication and for
gerry.
Mr.. MCGEE.- Thomas Darcy
MCGEE, disguised with his country
men--the lrish-who refused to aid
in the election of Fremont last fall,
has retired from the american CeLt,
he edited, and has gone to Mon
treal, Canada, where he will be more
at home.
So THEY Go.-The London &C.. Wy
Free Press says that Rev. George
M'Clatchy, a minister of twenty-scven
years standing, and of late a resident