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EsE-A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

FOR THE SOUTH
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL
PHlA and BALTIMORE via the
49,, .--. tTBA LIN -
~ NORFOLK, WI IlON, WILMINGTON, CHARLES
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COLCM-
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AND
NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE, a SEA-B0ARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
- TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being ARRANGED the traveller ssubac
ONO MIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from Nv
NEW YORK TO WELDON. N G.
THROTTEH TICK ETC
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NEW YORK, May 21-AArr ships VIM Woodbury.,
Liverpool; bark Lnwood, Bordeauxs Convoy. Cenfue.
New Orleans 81 Louis do Cienfuegos Cienuegos Dub
lin, do; Chanticeer do crimea st Jago; Gusepplnna
Palermo; briggs Sarah Wooster, Kngston; Means, Nue.
Jacob Dock and Ann Jordan Cienfaegos Porto Plata
Port au Plata schrs Anna Gardiner Fajarder Dolphin
Jamaics Dan Smith, AstanzaE Dirigo, do; 8 W Vince.
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BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
MELANCT0N SMITH, Com. U. s. N,
4 iqhthouse Iuspector. 2d dist
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

LANES T. KEMP Il CO.,
- SUCCESSORS To HAGGER l. BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly hand extensive assortment Of
ships Compa Quadrants, 0ctapts Glasses
Barometers Thermometers, Drawing Instruments Lamps
Surveyors Compasses Gauging Rods Out Sticks, Board
Rules Tape Lines, Burtts Coast Pilots, Shipmasters As
sisan Hedge Anchors, Charts all parts Of the world
Chronomeers rated and Instruments repaired in
manner. ap2-u
n THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS, :
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER wALTHER, 3D..
4 10 W. Frat street.
Formerly with and SOLE AGENT FOR e. / G. W
BLUNT, New York fe22tf
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season is fast drawing to close, and majority of the
seines on the River have been cut out" The arrivals
to-day fell off, and only IA 600 Herring 800 Shad were
brought up Herring sold at $55.5O per thousand and
Shad at $l2Gl250 per hundred
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~ IT.
NEW IoRR, May 22.-Cotton is seady-sales of 900
bales Flour is heavy-sales of IA bbs State So
td$5l5; Ohio $5s5a6; Southern s5s5(d6 80 Wheat
has declining tendency-sales of 10000 bushels; red
Western 81 80; Milwaukee Club 81. 22al 25 Chicago
Spring 81 for very choice Corn has declining ten
0ency-saes of 102 600 bushels; mixed 57G70 yellow
70,G1 cts Pork is heavy Mess sly 50(al7 10; Prime
Sl25UGl3624 Lard is firm at II oil = cts Sugar..
firm, with large speculative inquiry; Muscovado 67
cts. Coffee is du at ~ l4 Spirits Turpentine
heavy. RosD is dun at SI55a1.57h Rice is firm at
44d4H cts. Freishts are buOyant.
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8aIl ADagS.

Il, Cess WESTERN
EHsS S-Rz~6s$& M4RYLAVD ran RHAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ and 30 F. ~
and II A. v. "
ES Omnibus from Westminster daily at S A. VI conne,
WITH II train Waiting for 33 train from Baltimore, re
turn 20 Westminster ~
Omnibus from Manchester at 6I5 A. NJ meets 10 45 ira IA
Monday; Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
timore. ~ ~ "
myl6F IRWIN n W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
Paste this in Your Hat.

when Frank Shades, David Jones,
Henry Payne, Or uthers OF the Repab-
lican clique, come to yon and solicit
your votes, ask the@. ..a5
Whtther they intend voting for
JAcos BRINKERHoTF, the abolition
candidate tor Supreme judged
Whether they endorse his decision
ia the Oberlin Rescue casel
Whether they endorse his decision
gigiEy saddle colored negroes the
right to vote and to hold officcl
Whether they intend voting fol
AbTstam Lincoln against Stephen A
Douglasa
Whether they endorse Lincoln'l
"irrepressible conflict" doctsinel
Whether they endorse the action o
the late Republican State Convention
in denouncipg the Fugitive Slave Act
as "abhorrent to the moral sense of tn
civilized wor|d}" ,aa
Whether they intend voting for an,
Democratic candidate, and, if SC
ma '#t ... H ....
-,t make it q poir
4 deman
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
Take It BOWL!

For two weeks the Journal has
kept standing in it's columns an arti-,
Gle headed--"Hon- G. d. Martin nsn &,
Record-~He Votes in favor Of Whip
ping White Men and Women
copied from the Athens Messenger.
The article charges Mr.. Martin
with voting against bill in Con gress
to repeal a Statute passed by the Leg.
islature Of New Mexico, which au.
thorized the whipping. of white men
aud women even though the5enting
DO done with Clubs nnd in n cruel
manaer. Now, t. arlerstand tho
matter We will explain that when we
obtained 'hl Territory OF New Mexi-
CO from Mexico that.a SORT Of. system
of slavery prevailed there, and thatthe
law at that timn gaze the master tha
right TO beat lis servant even in q
cruel manner. The Legislature of
New Mexico in order to ppt a check
upon the master and ameliorate the
condition of the servant, passed a
Statute that the master might chas-
tise his servant moderately, but not
with clRbs in a cruel manner.
Tue same Legislature passed a Jaw
authorizing inprisonm, N for debt -
Now, a Republican did Introduce into
the last Congress bill to repeal these
acte passed by the Territorial Legisla
ture OF New Mexico, aud Hon. @. D
Martin and all the Democrats, al
the Americans, and one Republican
voted against the BIZ,
What did they do Il hrt fret tie.
believed that Congress had no powe
to repeal the laws passed by thr Lrg
islatnre elected by the people OF New
Mexico. If the Legislature had pass
cd laws that were oppressive or dis
tasteful to the people there. they ha;
the remedy in their own hands b,
: electing men to the next Legislator
who would repeal these laws.
Second-Had Congress had tn
. power to repeal these laws and don
SO, instead Of beneiting the servar
they would have simply restored an
put in force the old law which existe
when we organized New Mexico
which authorized whipping in cru'
Q manaer. The Athens Messenger Ia
Q already corrected the article copied /
If the Journal. Will the Journal haV
!. the manliness to do ito We appE
;. bend not.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
Desnocratic Meetings.

Hon. g. D. MARTIN, and others
will address tho people as follows:
A, Bethel School Hoase, Swan Tpa
on W sduCaday, Oct. Sd, at 7 o'clock
P.N.
AT ZAIEsu on Th%sday, Oct. 4th,
at 10 o'clock. At ViNroN STATION,
att o'clock P. N. Of tho same day.
Az EAKln's MILL, on Friday, Oct
. 5tli, at 1 o'clock Pm. aud at EAGLE
FURNACE, at Z o'clock P. N. ct the
same day.
At HanDns, on Saturday Oct. 6tb,
at 1 o'clock P. NJ. CINCINNATI
FrRsAcE a;7OoSsRf' NJ of the
came day. -.
Z. A. BRATTON, and others will
address the people at AILHoEN's
SOaoot HOUSE, Jackson Tp., on Mon
day Oct. 1st. at Z O'CLOCK P ~
At New PL7MoUTu, on Tuesday
Oct. Cd, at Z o'clock NJ.
B.P. HEWITT and 4. S. HAM
ILTON will speak at QssNN's MILLS,
WilkesviIlo Tp,, on Tuesday, Oct. I'd,
at / o'clock P. NJ. and at HAETLEYa
MIls, at Z o'clock P. NJ. Of tho same
day.
Z. F. BINGHAM will speak al
BoLEs's MILL, Knox Tp., on Monday
Oct. 1st, at / o'clock P. NJ. and al
PRArrsvnbs, at I o'clock P. NJ. of the
same day.
At RAYsyILLE, on Wednesday Oct
3, at 1 o'clock P. NJ. and at STEvEN''
SoHooL HOUSE, near RATLIpFsBuReF
at Z o'clock p. NJ. Of the same day.
At EAGLE IT,, on Thursday Oct
4th, at o'clock P. NJ. 4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
Retreuchmenf.

The Republican leaders in this
State make great professions to being
a pure party, an economical party, a
party for retrencbment and reform,
and the same cry is echoed by the
petty stumpers that the Black Repub-
lican Court House clique send ont
through this county to enlighten the
people. Let US examine the ractices
of these men and ,ec whcth any Re.
liGnce can be placed uPon their prom
ises or professions Five Years ago
the Republican party came into pow
er in the ShDie Of Ohio, elcctng the
entire State ticket and overwhelming
mainrities in both branches of the
Legislature. TINS securing the whole
nower of the State Governmcnt,--
They had promised the people if
placed IN power torcduce Ike taxes by
cutting down the expenditures Of our
Stat Goycrnmonh How is it} Our
taxes thin very year ior STATE nprro
scs are Just douh'e what thev were in
| 1855, the last year under Democrat
m administration Of this State --
They have gradually Increased vonr
taxes, nnth, IN the ,hort space q five
wears fhey have h.nbled them! Just
thipk OF il tax raver, whera Won only
paid ONE DOLLAR five years ogo t" de.
fray the ordinary expenses Of yonr
State Government, you now pay TWO
DOLLARS.
And this is the party that pro+ends
to you you will only give them the
power in the Nationah Government,
that they will reduce its expenditures.
This is the party that talks ahont re.
1alncing the Expenditures Of Vinton
county. They have had majority
,Of the Board Of Commissioners for
more than nine months past, and the
expenditures have not been diminish
ed in Vinton County, but rather in
CREASED. We challenge these Repub.
lican leaders to show a county in
the State, ora State IN the Union
where the Republicans have had pow,
er, where they hage lessened the bur,
dens Of iaxation 1t ,cah'f be done
on the contrary we hear complaints
from every State and County where
they have had pewer, of increased
taxes and extraxagant and corrupt
expenditure of the public moncv!-
Can you trust the promises Of flC
lea1ers of this party longcH wheT
they have invariably deceived yov
heretofore. Judge If thcir futur'
conduct BY their past actions md no
by their hypocriticat promises just on
the eve Of an important election.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
JAcxsoa TP., Sept. 25th 1880.
.Nr. Editor; The Republicans of

Mr.. 6d'soT;--Ine hepuolicaDa Oh
jackson Township thought to have q
great meeting and pole raising on the
22nd, telling the people that the Nc.
Arthur Band and good speakers
would be there. At the appointed
hour the people began to pour in, to
the number ofabont fifty voters, and a
larger number Of women and chill
dren. Presently the Wide Awakes
from Allensyille where they had been
trained the night previous, made
their appearance, marching in their
Black Abolition uniforms mp and
down the road az intervals, the bal
ance of the day.
The pole was placed on q steep hill
side and a hole dug at the bottom; by
the time they got Il dragged down to
the right spot it was about hall up;
but the hardest was to come. After
working aud tugging for about halt
an hour taking advantage OF the hill,
apd, with the assistance Of a few
good Democrats who did not want to
see the fellows kill themselves, they
finally succeeded in placing it on
end. Next was to get the flag up, al
last they got a man to CLIMB it, by
paying him-tsking up q collection
and asking Democrats to "throw an
Esquire Walker then announced
that spssch:ng would commence ane
all that wanted to hear would have t.
come along. BWltst>Eye, alias Ea
kia, takes the lead; commences BY
telling the audience that there ar
four candidates asking the people o
Iall the United States to vote tor them
said that they are are going to yot
lfor Old Abe, that he, Abe, is going t
take this government into his hand
icr at least eight geGrs TO come, "a
( positive as though he could see int
fnturity) and wants it distinctly VI
, derstood that the Republican part
does not believe in the admixtSre
different colours.
9 Then the almighty EggptiG
s GIBSON arose, stammering and stu'
A.. tering about some of the Dodgla
stumpers of this part of the Count,
about the County affairs of which /
) does not know much, and then su'
: sided. Performance closed with
, song ortWo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
Mnrn Refrencllment.

Have goa not, People Of Ninton
County, been promised by the lie,
publiean mauagers, that they would
administer the affairs Of the County
cheaper than the Democrats were
doiag3 Under these promises have
Won act elected a Republican majority
of the board of County Commission
ersl Let the following figures speak
for themselves. The amount OF fees
charged when Democrats had The
majority averages $40, 40 per quarter.
See last years expenditures. The
amount OF fees charged by Commiss.
toners, now that the Republicans have
a majority, averages $67,S per quar-.
ter. See this years expenditures, diff
erence per quarter charged by Repub'
Ilicans more than Democrats eEel
cbarged S25,42 or $101, ,6S per year
Honest men Of all parties are yor
going to let these unprincipled trick
stsrs gull you any longer with fala'
promises. L II you are rot, cast you
votes On the second Tuesday Of Octo
Iber, against the ticket OF the kaviga
tor Clique.
In the fees of your Commissioners
Ialone they have increased over s1OC
good beginning for their first yea
and the sum Of 500 paid to them
Boards Of Equalization isSor INCLUDE
rug ARoyH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
CIteclliSm:.

Question-Who charged $40 more
for his mileage to Columbus, than his
Democratic predecesscr9
Ans.--T. r. Staqkih. Republican
Senator. 3
Quss.-Who cha aiggd 500 more
for his mileage one trip to Columbus,
Than his Democratic predecessor
Ans. Henry Payne, BepIoliean
Treasurer.
Quss.--Why are the fees Of the
Board Of County Commissioners in
creased the rate of $25,42 per quarter,
or Sl01,8s per yearl
Ans.-B Because the majority of tho
Board iO Republican.
Oues.-Wh hat is the amount OF
Commissioners fees this years
Ans.-&1,90
QassaDoes thatincludo what was
paid to them as Board of Equaliza'
tion2
Ans.-No, the Boards Of Equal
ization were paid S95,36 in additioa
to the above.
Ques--Who connives at the over
charge OF 20 per ceut by the Editor
Of tho JOu.4&s 4&s% printing Sh'rifi'
advertisements. q
Ans.--Francis shaMs,Ethe Navi.
gator clique caudidatetfor Sheriff. -
.Quss.--Why does he do itl
Gns.--To get McBeth to do hia
dirty work.
Ques.-Where does the pay come
froml
Ans.--Out of the pockets OF mer
whose property is under execution
and therefore unable to bear such al
outrage. ="
Ques.-Who supports and defend
all the foregoing illegal and dirty acts
Ans.--The candidates ON the Navi
gator clique Peoples Ticket.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
unnlitiRated Meamncss.

The Jonrpal published the slandeT
against Nelson Richmond. that Rich
aotd had ch eated the county ont oi
nine dollars by overdrewing John
D{lrs order. Itused some Of its large
job type in order that tie slander
might De conspicuous aud attract the
attention Of every reader, just as II is
in the hsSit OF doing when it is pub
fishing some INSCRIPTIONS ialsehood.
.Ns&Swhen Mr.. Dill discovered his
Error IN stating the time hs had .occu'
ejS'ied in sprraising Clinton Township,
and wrote out short stStement ahd
took it to McDeth to publish, McBeth
instead ofsaying, certainlyi will pub
ish the correction with pleasure, as
any honest na,tn would say, who had
lnnvcontly given currency TO slander
against one Of his fellow citizens, ,swore
that he would not publish Dill's state
ment unless Dill would pay him So
Mr.. Dill threw down 81 and the com
munication and told MeBeth to pub
slish it, or not. sshe saw proper. Nc
fBetil .nlade out to publish Dill's stste
ment, but without one word OF com
ment, or retraction, or apology for th'
part the Journal had taken in circu
latipg the slander.
Now, what beautiful specimen o
a truth.loving, telling editor. :
He published a lie as to the oficia
conduct OF an honOrableman;; eagerly
! ioyfully, without money and withop
price, and then, when the eorrecti6'
cemes. showing that be had publlshe'
lie.herefuses to publish il pnlessSai
an exorbitant.pr Price, and finally 'actu
ally pockets $l for doing what an
honorable man would consider pleas
mf ioy. as
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
That Safe.

The Journal first published that
Henry Reynolds had cheated the
county out Of three hundred dollars,
and had got sixty dollars in Lis posk'
ct for doing it, I'D said it had the
proof. We denounced the statement
as lie, and dared the Journal to the
proof. The Journal, in its last num-
Der, falls q fsaO cats, and asserts that
Heury Reynolds was to have sixty
dollars lor lobbying a safe through;
thar the attorney OF .MeSsrs. VIM. B.
Dodds & Co., Sale Manufacturers OF
Cuc,nuati, can produce the written
authority from them to pay Reynolds
sixty dollars, and that the attorney OF
the manufacturers had the money now
to pay Reynolds. Now, We have the
authority of Henry Reynolds for say
ing that he never did agree to lobby
.he safe through for SIXTY dollars or
any sum whatever; ;hat b0 did not say
oao word to the Commissioners TO in
.dnce .Lom to buy the sale, and we
.Io,y yen to prove, by either Gllen Oh
L.,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
More Dirty Tricks OF ttc NaTiSn'
tor Clique.

1t is o we'll known fact that when
ever the Republicans hold meeting
here, their audience is we'll sprinklet
with Democrats, who frequently com'-
pcse one.third Of the crowd. We
noticed. last Friday that but very few
Republicans were at the Democratic
meeting. The cause of this is in the
fact, that the Black Republican clique
of this place, by Systematic effort,
prevailed upon all they could 10 stay
at home. This dirty clique, also, ap-
pointed meetings al Eagle Furnsce
and Vinton Furnace, and thoy.circu.
lated the story at yinto3 Station tliEt
Douslas wouId be upoE Tie tgsin oI
cars Tou' Friday. They also haI Abo
falsehoed circulated that.thtSDemo;
cratic meeting hSdjbeen postponeh-A
AL this was done by SAID CLIQUE IN
order to prevent tho people from
tnrning out to the Democratic meet
ling, and hearing the truth in politica
matters!
Some Of the members Of thns,sataC
clique are now Dragging about the op
erations above alluded to. They arr
also calculating largely upon tlN
Democrats swelling their crowd q
their meeting here on the 2Sth inst
They say"we must get out the Demo
+crats!" All we have to say is this
Iif. after the systematic effort Of th
Navigator clique to prevent the pee
pie from attendipg,our meeting, tn
Democrats torn out to the .KepublI
can meeting, they are not as sharp 2
!, we take them to be. ---...---
!, We knoao that this system ofkeei'
4 Ing the people away from our mas
|, meeines hss beea resortedato. an
that it will hereafter be resorted to. >
; We have undoubted authority for's
saying. Decent Republicans are be
> coming disgusted with the operation
r of Jones, MeBeth and company.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
do 10f|

The expenditures of the County
under the management Of Republican
officials, reaches the enormous sum OF
eS121,94 this year for county pur'
poses alone; $500 has again been
transferred from the Bridge fund to
the County fund. The delinquent
taxeg'of,1s67, due from the Marietta
& Cincinnati Railroad have been coli
lectsf furing he past YEAR, and cv1y
turn has lt,u made 'rh%a' possible
to kxa' up lhc mrE an. a..b"nga
there was On Lhe lsA.ri IhIs montl'
$3.50 ol County iuudSin the. reasury,
yet We are infagmed that orders have
been presented TO the Treasurer, lat
there 10 now no .n,oncy e redeem
them. And the exhibit oI this acal
So be- published, } shows the county tc
1.6e ikGiebt, 81 ,2S6 81 Gurorders issued
and Oot paid, and ordvvs yet undrawn
Voters ol Yipton County, pause
and reflect well before casting YOU
ballots this hall; it is rs much to yogl
| interest rs ours, that the ,cuunty al
Fairs sshould be administered will
Economy. \
I II the Republicans have abuse ! ant
betrayed the confidence YOU reposet
in. them when yon'elected them, 60 "
to the polls and cast youGVoteS tot
the Democratic can pdidates-foF mel
WHO have never charged higher fee
than the law a,lows-and rebRke tal'
men who haye made you promise
Of fetrenchment, !hat they have no
| fulfilled. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
The NauigafOr Attempts 30 BUY
Another. Vote.

We are creA6ly informed that Da'
vid. j ones, pursuant to, iEe ,conupt and
dishonest policy whiolsshc has helped
to naugurate and carry ont in this
County, las oeen trying to buy sna'e
to.es ID approached &man in Vim
ton Township, somctiWe since, whII
an offer, aOhich aras not dceeptsd.--
The maa happened to owe the Navi'
gator a few dollars, ..and was not pre-.
pared to pay. Navigator said he
would forgive him the debt ii dc lthc
debtor) would UOte for him and dt
aehat lie could TO elect him! How
mary .ncn the old scoundrel has at
tempted to buy, we know not. ANY
man who will thus deliberately at
tempt to corrapt the ballet box-tht
ourity OF which 10 the only safety fol
A merican Libesty-is worthy ot tho
deepest damnatioE OF honest aRd in
dignant freemenl ...
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
The Mass Meeting.

The Democratic mass meeting on
Friday last was the largest that has
assembled in this place since We lave
resided here. In point Of voters it
was far ahead of the Republican meet
'"w weeks ago.
''il and Col. STAN.
'je ia the af.
ncaster
I'D
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
FoR CONGRESS,
CHARLES D. MARTIN,
Of Fairfield.
COUNTY TICKET

II, Audi.Or-.NELsoN RICHMOND. a
For Csrt-GEoRaE LANT1'
70, shsrit,-DAvID FOREMAN,
Fer Probate Judge--E. A. BRATToF'
70, rrOssursr-HENRY REYNOLDS
'Tor Commissioner--JoHN FEE.
. Fo, Coroner-.s, G. CASE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
Look out for RoOrbacks.

We have been informed that the
Black Republican Court louseC Clique
are secretly manufacturing a lot OF
ISLANDERS upon our Democratic candi'
dates to DO issued either in the last
number Of the JoarnsI before the
election, or in circular. just on the
Eve. of the election, in order that we
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

.--| ToR sUFKLhE 1VDaI,,
THOMASJ.S. SMITH,
Of Montgomery
ySNyENpFK OF rHE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
,ABNER L. BACKUs'
o.. Of Lucas, - n
ron ArToRxEY oHSrRAt,
,as d. w. SIsAMBAUGn, :!
r't..' Of TVscGrairkS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27

Democratic Electoral Ticket.
eERAPHIM MEYER, of Stark County;
WILLIAM B. WOODS, Of Licking;
WILLIAM J. FLAGG G, Of Hamilton;
JOHN HCHIFF, Of Hamilton;
JACOB H. ZOOS, Of Preble;
EILAS B. WALKER, Of Shelby;
EDWARD SHEFFIELD, OF Henry;
NEWTON A. DEY0RE, Of Brown;
HENRY C. COFFMAN, of FOyette;
0EORGEF. STAYMAN, of Delawarei
CHESTER MOTT, Of Wyandou;
John D. JAMES, Of jackson;
JAMES N. MILLER, of Meigs;
SAMUEL G. POSTER. Of franklin;
WILLIAM DURBlN, Of Erie;
RIJpR KELLOGG, OF Ashland;
NICHOLAS F. JOSS, OF Holmes;
, AMOS LAYMAN. Of Washlngton;',
WILSON s. KENNON, Of Belmont;S
ISRAEL e. CARTER. oil summit;"
CHARLES D. ADAMS, Of Lake;
GEORGE HOWARD, Of AshiabuIa
GEORGE WEBSTER, Of Jefferson; N
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27

...ry, ask any Republican candidate
who solicits your vote, the following
questions.
Whether they intend voting for
Brinkerhof the Abolition Judgei
Whether they indorse his decisions
in the Oberlin Casesl
Whether they endorse, Seward and
Lincoln's ''irrepressible conflict" doc
trines2
Whether they intend to vote for
any Democrats, if so, how many.
Let every Democrat have these
questions ready to put to any Repub.
lican who may come to electieheer
with them. Tell their answers to the
world, and the people may then see
what principles and men they endorse
when they vote for Republican,
HI ebo2,n..,b G1sefip
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
DOUGLAS RANGERS

will be present. -
HON. G. ID. MAR TIN ,
will address the people, and HON
WELLS A. HUTCHINS is also ex'
pected to be present.
Other good speakers will be ready
to entertain the peonlA