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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10
What Daniel Webster Said.

"THE IRREPREsslBLE CONFLICT. -
Soon after this declaratioA was made
by its distinguished autl !, and his
followers, the Abolitonists and fana.
tics had joined hands and formed q
party organization, great and good
man who still lives--in memory
said in the hearing ofthe writer OF this
as follows, to wit :-"Ifthese internal
fanatics and aboitionists ever get pow
er in their hanls, they will override
the Consultation, set tie Supreme
Court at defiance, change and make
laws to suit themselves, lay violent
hands on those who differ with them
in their opinion, or dare question their
intallibilty, and finally, bankrupt tho
country and deluge it with blood J"
Happy for the far seeing author of
the above, he did not live to sec bis
prediction fulfilled. He now ''sleeps
his last sleep.", But he will ever
"live in the hearts ofhis countrymen,"
while those whom he 80 truly denoun'
ced will only Le remembered to be
crused by their countrymen and the
whole civilized world. ". Y. En-.
| press,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10
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The New Gail for Troops,

The Presidents call for an addition.
al force OF three hundred thousand
men has produced profound impress
sion, and the opinion is general that
prompt and energetic measures will
be adopted by tho Government. A
large majority of the community is
inclined to the belief that drafting
must be resorted to in order to fill up
the ranks as speedily as would seem to
be necessary, and the details OF such
u movement are seriously discussed.
We have taken some pains 70 in.
vestigate the fa,ts and the prospects
for the future, and-we- -learr that the
subject OF drafting has not yet been
seriously considered by the military
authorities. 1t is understood by some
of the governors, when the request
for new levy was made, that the
Presidents call would not exceed two
hundred thousand men, and it was in
tehded to raise that number by enlist
meut of volunteers. Probably the
addition of one hurdred thousand TO
this number will not have the effect
of changing the original design -
Indeed, it is deemed certain that the
respective quotes oil the States will be
filled without special difficulty and
within a reasonable period Of time
" Y. Evening Post.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10
FROM CAMP CHASE.
COLUMBUS ONO JULY, 2 1861.

COLUMBUS ONO JULY, 2 1861.
The 67th Reg. o. V. |. Col. Baum
ing, left Camp Chase on sunday morn
ing 29th inst. for Annapolis, pc
suant to an order from the War De-
partment. This leaves the S5th and
8sth, at Camp Chase fol Guard duty
The health oftbe camp is excellent
and the Vinton County boys are al
well ane in good spirits, all able foI
their rations yet have severe gard du
ty to perform, as every man bss Il
be on guard every other day.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10
Attention Democrats and
Conservative men Of all
parties.

Alta meeting OF the Democratic
Central Committee Of Vinton County,
held on the 7th day of July 1862, the
following resolutions were unanim-
ously adopted.
Resolved: That a Democratic Conn.
ty Convention for the purpose of pla'
cling in nomination Candidates for
County Officers for Vinton County;
the election OF Delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention, 10 be held
at a time and place hereafter to be de-
termihed, and for the transaction oI
such other business as may properly
come before said Convention to be held
at Macarthur, August 4th, 1862, al
one O'Clock z. NJ.
ResoIUed: That the second day ol
August being the first Saturday, be
tween the hours of four and six o'clock
r. NJ, Of said day, be designated as
the time for holding the primary
meetings in the respective Townships
Of said county, for the election Of del
egates, to attend said County Con
Ssntio7.
Resolved, That the several Town
ships be entitled to the following nun
Der OF delegates In said Convention
respectively, to wit:
Elk seven, Richland seven, Swan
two, jackson three, Eagle two, Knox
two, Brown two, Madison three, Ha-
rison two, Wilksville five, VintoI
four, and Clinton five.
ResOLvad, That we recommend the
usual place of holding Elections in the
respectivs Townships as the proper
place Of holding said election. Except
as to Richland Township and desig'
nate Allensville as the proper place
for said township; and that the polls
be open from four to six o'clock, z M,
of said day. And further, that we
hereby extend to and recommend a
cordial invitation to all vative
men OF all parties who are in favor Of
the Constitution as it lS, and the Un.
ion as it was, and who are opposed to
the influx Of negroes into Ohio, and
the equalization Of the black and
white races, to unite with us in the
great struggle to protect and preserve
the interest and the liberties Of white
citizens. s. Q. CASE, Chm
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10

Dist.
LIST. George Fries, Cincinnati.
I'd. R. X. Cox, IT,, Cincinnati.
Sd. ]. F. Boliymer, Dayton.
4ih. James Moore. Belllontaine.
9th. David s. Fisher, Lima.
9th. James F. Ely, Washington. G. H.
7lh. Jno. Chancey, Canal Winchester,
franklin County.
9th. Geo. L. Salisbury, Cardington, Nor
row County.
9th. Abner M. Jackson, Bucyrus, Craw-
ford County.
10th. Mr.. Johnston. Toledo.
llth. William Newman, Portsmouth.
l2th. WIN. c. Gould, Logan, Hooking
Co.
18th. Frank H. Hurd. Mt. Vernon.
l4th. George Rex, Wooster.
10Th John e. Hanna, Nc cCounelsville.
10Th. Lewis H. Baker, Cambridge.
l7th. James Mckinney, Stuben vile.
18th. j. D. Cummins, Akron.
18th. Daniel B. Wood, Warren, Trumbul
County.
Hon. G. A. White, the Represen'
tative in Congress from the Brown
District, offered the following resolu'
ton. which was adopted:
ReSoLUed, That the secretary be 10.
strueted to send a telegraphic dispatch
to the President of the Democratic
State Convention, now in session al
Harrisburg, Penn, informing him
that we bave the largest delegatt
Convention ever assembled in Ohio
every county in the State being rep
resented, and that the utmost harmo
ny and good feeling prevailed.
THE PLATFORM.
Judge Moore, from the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions, submitted the follow
ing report, which was read by Judge
Thurman, of the same committee. anC
was enthusiastically applauded thro'
our:
To the People Of Ohio.
In the exercise of the right guarn
teed TO us by our Federal and Stat'
Constitutions, we have this day as
semb!ed together, in peaceable man
ner, to consult for the common good
and, rejecting all mere partisan feel
ing, TO give that utterance to our ear
nest and sincere convictions that th'
stat OF the country seems to demand.
The history of the Democracy o
Ohio is a reorG Of unceasiDg and un
varied devotion to the Union of th,
States, ever fulfilling the injunction
of the Father efou country, TO cher
ish q cordial, habitual and immovabi
attachment to 1t; sccustoming them
selves 20 think and speak Of it as tn,
palladium Of their political safet.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10

Dist.
Ist. Richard Mathers, Of Hamilton,
I'd. Richard X. Cox. jr., OF Hamilton.
3d.. Thomas G. Lowe, Of Montgomery.
4'h. Henry Miller, of Dark.
9th. J. NJ. White, Of Hardin.
9th. John &. Doren, Of Brown.
9TH. David Haskall, of Madison.
9th. Thomas Holder. of Marion.
9th. A. NJ. Jackson, Of rawfOtd.
10th. r. M. Johnston, of 1ucus.
llth. w. E. Hopkins, OF Adams.
18th. o. Case, of Hooking.
18th. Samuel Adams, of Muskingum.
l4th. John Weitman, of Holmes.
10Th. Cyrus McGlashan, Of Morgan.
10Th. Jesse D. Elliott, of Tuscarawas.
18th. Calvin Ferall, of Carroll.
18th. Arthur Hughes, OF Cuyahoga.
10th. w. B. Dawson, of Mahoning.
Your committee would report the
rules of the last Democratic Statt
Con oention for the government Of this
Respectively eubm:tted.
j. H.. TRAINER, Chan Com.
NJ. MAY, Secy.
The gentlemen selected by the com
mittee, aud named in the foregoing re
port, were then unanimously declared
10 be elected the officers OF this Con
vention.
Granville W. Stokes, l.. Harpe
and VIM. G. Gould were appointed {
committee to notify Gov. Medary o
election rs President of this Conven
ton, and conduct him to the chair.
After a short absense the commit
tee returned bciug accompanied BY
Governor Medary, who was intro
duced to the Convention in q mos
hapy manner by the temporary Pres
ident.
The Governor thanked the Conven
tion for the honor conferred upor
him, and delivered an address ofsofnt
length upon the state Of the Country,
which was received with great favor.
@. N. Allen, from the committee
to select a State Central Committee,
presented the following report, which
was accepted and adopted:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10
First Fruits of Aruicanizing Ohio.

Several farmers Of the Abolition
persuasion in Athens County-we
might mention Tedro and Simpson,
have negroes employed at this time to
fill the places occupied heretofore by
white men. What congratulation
to the heart of the brave soldier, who
returns to his home, and finds his for.
ner place oflabor occupied by negroes
and his old settlement filled with the
black srashl White men removing to
give way to the negro in the fields
and the houses Of our small country
farms. What prosperity What a
spectacle for the coming generator.
Last week we saw in this city two
negroes who were brought by Federal
authority from Kentucky to Columbus
Ohio, where they were set at liberty.
This county is cursed with the immi.
grafton every week, as is also all
Southern Ohio. Are the people will
,iug that this lazy scum Of creation
shall constitute one'sixth Of the popu-
iation of the Statesl This is the great
political State question Of to day
Shall white labor be degraded, wages
reduced, and society broken up, BY
the theiving, indolent race, or will
our farmers take the matter in hand,
and defend themselves from degrade.
ton and the country from anarchy and
ruinl
Already this increase Of negro pop
ulation is felt all over the State. The
country is filling up with it, and the
cities are already fiiledto overAowing
Will the people not do something to
change this dangerous tide that 80
surely threatens the morals Of all good
society and the peace ofevery neigh.
borhoodl Can the people not forget
the prejudice against the Democracy,
created by reading the malignant false
hoods Of it's enemies, and join togeth'
or in one party until this great dan.
ger is removed, aud until the twin
children Of treason, Abolition and Sc.
secession, are put downi
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Peas announce the name
of THOMAS MCCANE, as candidate for Sher-
if, subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention. MANY VOTERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10

EDITORS DEMocRAT.-You will pleas an
nounce the name Of DAVID FOREMAN, as a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the Demo
cratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10

Mr.. EDIToR:-You will pleas announce
the name Of WILLIAM CLARK, as a suitable
candidate for County Commissioner, subject
to the decision OF the Democratic Conven-
ton. MANY DEMOCRATS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10

EDITORS DEMocRAT:-Pleas announce the
name ot WILLIAM FEE, as candidate for
Couny Commissioner, subject to the decis.
ion ol the Democratic Convention.
MANY VOrERs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10
Tdmbus on the Fourth Of July
1869.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GOV. SAMUEL MEDARY, of franklin.

FOR VICE-PREsIDENTs,
Dist
LIST. B. w, Cunningham, of Hamilton.
2nd. Charles Ross, of HamiIton.
81. AR. Vancleai. of Warren.
4th. frank Mckinney, Of Miami.
9th. Charles BOesel, of Auslaize.
9th. John l.. Hughes, Of Highland.
7lh. Matthias Martin. Of franklin.
9Th. William 1t1,. }, Of Delaware.
9th. Silas W \, Of Seneca. :.
10th. John Bd 8dan, Of Putnam.
llth. WIN. Newman, of Sciaf B.
18th. VIM. E. Fink, Of Pc
18th. VIM. Sample, Of Co shocton.
l4th. DR.. Underhill, Of Lorain.
10Th. NJ d Eolett, Of Washington.
10th. Ephratn Johnston, Of Harrison.
l7h. J. ID. Cummins, of Summit.
18Th. NJ. A. Burchard, of Portage.
Nth. jas. Mckinney, Of Jefferson.
FOR PRINCIPAL SECRETARY, 4
AMOS LAYMAN, Of franklin,
FOR ASSISTANT SECRETARIES,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-10

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8S5 Broadway, New York, are authorized
eceiye advertising for US.
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gest Circulation, now feTs the Best
and Cheapest Inducements { AdVer'
tiseTs.
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Den iu lsten maren. @spi6 paren nod, ME fei.
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osTfsrtt8t, bas stSBte unb wCtIfsIfs
ahortement pen Rnaben. .Rleieern.
8tasbsHb aus Snabrn.5rat., Sad., lleberlod
uno WCntrs' 9tUdsn, Sadtn. Sclsn nb @slfrr
cen elsn @rSbsn unb GuaItGten.
GbsnfalIs lrsbsn empfanssn, Elm lsbr srV6rr unt
gut aiIcrtIrter gurratb BON
Sud-, @aBimere6, SottimetS, 28elten.
3eu0e, u. {. 10.
psl4s auf SeIlslluns piinttlih Serlertist unb ea.
ESntirt wrbsn, in Der anpabuns un6 Gualital
Ssfrtsct9unS ju aetsn.
s0- gEsr oIIo pGn16t ben pollen gpertb I'd,
lttn @slb ~ tatsn, IuGlte abiclutelp lei Sr IN
& n au 3 anrufsn. uub feline srU6e 6auisn iitr
SauIsn BON wObIiellen @utsrr teeudtn. Tar.
untsr bat 90 ale 5arbsn-unb feline urp IuperGel
ne. unb 70 tueiter.
G4-@r wtnI6t ben 2tuten trfannt ,u MAIDEN
eaB tr fsne gBaarsn aud tetm @ru6rn pie bein
Sttid an ben City 9rriben abirbt. Seins Riri.
eunatfiids finb bslsr Srrfsrtigt alS rasnc anSre
In Iusntuun-bas iOI!tsn it'd bic 2sptr tslCntus
mrrfen.
@nssbtt aIic bic srC6t unb wotlfeIlt g6nsi.
peret bon Grnnt SnauB nitt. Gle beiinbet d6
an WO. 80, Oa'SamiItOn Stra6e, In Der Stapt
@lIentaun.
u. Srant &nauB.
Uart ~. rohb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Y in berrli6er StpCt
WQnD<Q QQpier.

Der llMtrrIeidnetc bat icrtrn ben ertGttn unb
ldtnNsn Stpd g8anNpoPjer, fir
porloura, SGn3e, Stuben mb SUDDEN
rrbaItsn, Der ned ic In 9lllsntNun mar. Dies II
trlnf lleefrtrirtenbet cher DrabIsrei, ICRtsn Dir
refine gSabrbet, woScn ii6 ein jstr IrItn ibsr.
,su8en Tam, Tfnn er anruit. las Yublfum
pTp cub ttna6rt6t9st, baB er sins gtnrittune
9etroitsn taten, rpenah sr mmtr bic neuelen
Stplts srba!ten, unO lsin papir gsrare All pbl.
IapslPbla uup NeugUrF Yretbsn pertauim lam, -
UNI WOpur6 er nun in ben Stanp stlCBt II, 6s.
efutfne wrRIifI'r ju pcrtauisn. alt Hiie lcnlpO
asIdI'bt. gHT ratsr Bargains MAIDEN ma rer
ruft unreBiiBlid, an, tGnn CT IN i'm Stanpe alls
Nnlpraenrs pOaEummsH ju tsirisGam.
9tcubtn 8utb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Syaai Is.

f}1eiIer, @1beIn. @oiter5, QibtcritGfp,
@'' GidHteeren, SirssIdlsn, &ofss NitItn,
S&reren, Sadmslisr, Sarbisrnrifr, 6ortdeNr,
Spring 9EaiAtdmmsn, Niau5' uno Hattmfalen,
S6lEiier, SanNsn, Strautrn, 0tegd. N5arl.
ROtIsnHste. &otIsnIdaufcIn. MHNI mO NanU
ia8rn, 3ctrIn, >CtcIeiCn. MeiirI, @Obrcr. @tjF.
3an9rn, Belle, Mnurfstltn, J:en, Qfrle dIdf.
ilcine ppn rtr tfiim NIt. &cttfrirdnbe potsl-
tanIldrauben, &trisast, SMttm, Gtauisin 9,iit:
aabsIn, SRdrntHitR SdumuGQ unO 0aniIH Jjits
gam uHD anttT;r lwine, un0 ubeg6aupt tin ppll,
fcmmFner @crrat9 son GlGnwnarGn, ,u tattG lei
s. y. Moiar.