M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27

anu III neaNeu, sale lrOm Y Irglnli
governors and the tender mercies o
! intriguing politicians. For him thef,
is no more sorrow-no more slavery
no more Border Ruffianism, no more
Virginia chiValryl The death he die;
, wiped out his indiscre!ion, and Judged
simply by the humanity and right
eousness Of his motive, he stands un
doubtedly, as one of the redeemed
around the great white throne. ..
ALBERT G. RIDDLE SUPPORTS LIN
| q. q CoLN-HIS RECORD. Z ~.
! This gentlem&rb an A bolitidnist fol
years, was regularly nominated in 6
full Convention, on the Dist August
1860, as the Republican candidate fol
Congress in Cleveland (O.) District.
Riddle was counsel for Plumb, Peck,
Langston, and /other Oberlin, Res.
cures, Tin which position he distin-
lguished himself by his evident Ian,
guage agaiusttEe Fugitive Slave Law
and it's enforcement, as we'll as the
ultra, fanatical abolition sentiments he
enunciated. .'j fstu .rh mo M
On the ID Dec, 1859, ata meeting
called at Molodeon Hail. in the city
OF Cleveland, to honor the memory Of
John Brown, o. II. Langstoir, 1.-THE
negroreferred to) Ruins p. Spalding,
Judge d. L. Tilden being on. the
stand with him. Albert 'G. Riddle
addressed the meeting and declared,
among other things: ..eaR ae I
'But this event has also developed
and exhibited the nobleness and great.
moss of Brown and his associates. Tho
liveilest imagination fails to show us
the fnllncss of the lesson which has
been taught on the scafold, as the
pearly gate opened and as pure>a soul
entered as has passed into ho&ereaf.
ter in the last thousand years." 3lo
MILTON SUTLIFE, SUPPORTS LIN.
C0LN-HIS RECORD.
This gentleman is at present a |
member of the Supreme Court of Ohio,
having been elected as the Republican
nomineo and the record is almost
identical with that Of Brinkerhof,-l
A member Of the Old Libcry Guard,
he supported Birney, the Abolition
Tor President in 1914. !
against Polk and Clay; he also sup
ported the Abolition candidate for
President in 184S; and again in 1852,
in which year lleAwas the Abolitioui.
for Supreme Judge of Ohio,
against Daniel A. Haynes, Of Dayton,
lpd WA. B. Caldwell, OF Cincinnati,
.IN WligSod2 Democratic cand didatcs.
In'98S7 he noniAsted, MoughI
be NSdueRc% Of Giddings aAdrheSE
ReserFst &SOlittahets, as tksRepub-
Nan 'candidate foN Suprefn8& Judge.
md elected Since his elevation tot
his Position, in his decision, like
3rinkerhof's, in all cases where the
question arose, lie has uniformly deci-
leHip favor Of placing negroes upoa
y, p,eqHRlity with white men. o
JASS1Us M. CLAY SUPPORTS LIN.
h COLN-HIS RECORD.
NCasSius M. Clay is now stamping in
indiana and Ohioin behalf Of LincOlp.
n speech at Tifin, on the LIST of
August, 1890, the same day that (
4angston, the negro, spoke at Day
on, Clay said: 'llfL go rs {
"Tbey 1.-The Democrats tell you we
re for liberating the blacksElor set
ing the negroes free. g So zoe aroi- c
We believe, as do you, that in 177e !
all men were created free and equal:
ndowed with certain iaalienable !
ights!' + 3 = They meant Just i
@, they said and they repeatedly i
poke of the negroes as men, and as c
'ersons. They meant the negroes t
gere >eQ.kg5 to the tJIate men" =. a q
vM. DENNIsoN SUPPORTS LINCOLN a
HIS RECORD. .'' G
This man is now Governor of Ohio
When inaugurated on the 2d day of =
anuary, 1860, he took a solemn oath l
support the Constitution of the !
United States. Section I'd of the 4th )
rticle of that instrument provides,
nat "a person charged in any State Z
nth treason, felony or other crime, J
Tho shall flee from justice, and be
'und in another State, shall on de,
,and of the Executive Authority of c
le State from which he fled, be de. v
yered up, to be removed to.tbe State c
aying Jurisdiction of the crime. p c
hree times since be became Cover, h
or OF the State has William Depni, S
IN deliberately and palpably violated 4
iis provision of the Constitution =,
nee each from Kentucky and Ten 3
essee, acquisitions were made blythe b
'spectiye Governors of those States a
'rIpsrsons, charged with larceny, who o
I'D escapeblinto Ohio, aud in both fc
stances the requisitiens We're re- 81
sed because there was o .negrooin Ii
10 case. p lssBI bHages sii 30 s9,g b,