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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
DIsgrncelul.

Some OF our Republican friends got
some darkies, at a house in town, to
hurrah for BRUaH, and for poor Dem
ocrate that could not raise flag, as
the procession passed az we are told.
One Republican said "it cured him Of
Broughisln."
Some girls hissed when Colonel
GROOM was speaking IN the Court.
house the Colonel complimeuted, by
presumirg it WAS perhaps gosling.
Ladies or gentlemen, who 60 to
polit speech, should have good
manners epopgh not to go if they do
not behave as becomes lady'or gen-
tlsmaa. They knew before they went
what it was to be. 1t was no BLAIR
affair, got up on false pretense. Due
notice was given which should com.
maDd the attendance of those only
who would behave themselves.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
|" I ann sOry for your people" !"

Z" I am sorry for your people"
Why 80 2" asked Laurons.
"They will lose the hGbsaS corpus,
was the reply.
close the habsas c0pusl" " said
Laurens.
"YeS," said Lord Shelburne, "We
purchased it with centuries Of WAN
Cling, many years of fighting, and
had it confirmed by at least fifty acts
of Parliament. All this taught the
nation Its value; and it is 80 ingram
ed in their creed, as the very fouda-
tion of their liberty, that no man or
party will ever dare to tramble on it.
"Your people will pick it up, and
attempt to use it; bot, having cost
nothing, they will not know how to
it. At the first great in.
ternal feud that you have, the major.
ity will trample upon it, and the peo,
pie will permit 1t to be done, and so
will 60 your liberty. p Published
Journal Of Heury LaWens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Dem9c raliO Mass Basket
Meeting.

The Democracy of fVinton and ad.
joining Counties will hold a Mass
Meeting and Pic mic, at Mcrgan's
Grove,
ALLENSNILLE, VINT0N CO., o HIo
On Saturday, OotObSr 1OM 1868.
Hon. E. B. OLDs, Hon. WELLS A.
HUToHINs and Col. W. Il. SAFFoRD
will address the people on the Issues
Of the day. Every person who wish,
es to hear the truth, and a history of
Arbitrary arrests OF Democrats will
turn out and hear OLDs. The ladies
are requested to bring along tull bas.
kets ofproyisions. Once moro to the
breach friends, it will be the last
Macs Meeting ofthe Democracy be.
fore the election. Let US have a
grand rally
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Wade ON ValIandig

The Butternut,paper of McConnels
vile to-day, in speaking Of Mr.. Wade
said lie was the man whom Vallan.
digham had called a liar and a COW.
ard, and who dare not resent the
insult. IN exposing the base slander,
Mr.. Wade said he had no aceuaint.
ance with Mr.. Vallandigham, had
never spoken to him, and If Mr.. Val
landigham had spoken to or of him,
it had been behind his back, as a
sneak and coward always attacks
an honest man.-Commercial's Spe.
cial Dispatch.
Mr.. Vallandigham pronounced
Senator Wade, from his seat in Con.
gress, a liar, a scoundrel ana a COW.
arG. 1t was reported in the Con.
gressional proceedings to all the
world. Mr.. Wade quietly submitted
10 the brand thus pu. upon him.
The words we're not spoken behind
bis back, but publicly and 10 the
most solemn form possible. Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Keep Before the People.

That Republicans are going round
the county telling Democrats, that
such and such Democrats are going
to vote for Brougb, and that certain
Democrats are going to vote for John
ston. We have seen a number Of
men thus reported, and they have i'll.
vaHablY said to us that it is all a lie.
Let every man act for himself and
beware of these electioneering yarns;
they are only told to deceive. =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Republican Meeting.

On last Friday the Republicans
had very good turn out, about 1900
men, women, and children. On a
close inspection Of the crowd at the
stand we estimated the Number oI
voters present at about 500, and found
great many OF them were true Val,
landighamers. BEN WADE was the
big gun and he belched forth the true
Abolition doctrine. He said he now
had nothin g to disgaise. THAT we
are in a war against slavery, that he
was a radical, and he thanked God
for it, that peace with the institution
Of slavery is war against God; that
Vallandigham was traitor; that he
was tried by Democratic Judge and
Democratic Jury, and that he could
not say word against his trial; that
the Democratic papers lied, &c" "
There was perhaps not a man on the
ground bat knew he was lying on
these points.
Ben was followed by the most con-
summate Liar we ever heard, by the
name Of HUToHINs being the same
man that Vallandigham published as
a liar, scoundre! and coward, about
two years ago, when he first publish.
ed the lie be told to US in his speech
Of Friddy last, to wit: That Vallsn.
dighsm had said in Congress, "that
an army from the North, before it
should march South, should pass over
his dead body" Val denied this
and published Hutchins as we have
stated, and now after they have, for
political purposes, banished Val, this
man proves himself a scoundrel by
retailing this refuted slander over the
State. This same man said that Val
wanted to dissolve the Union in four
parts, knowing that he lied at the
time. We hope the Republicans viii
give US some more speakers Of the
same stripe in Vinton.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Our Meeting.

The Republican readers Of the
Gazette of Cincinnati, will notice the
lies Of our meeting on last Monday,
from these lies you can all guess how
the same paper deceives you in re.
gard to its army and other news. 1t
says Vipton is safe for BRoUaH, that
our meeting was 5 or 900, that the
masses we're not out, that the thing
was failure, that Wade's speech
converted the Democracy to Brongh.
ism &c. You know all this is false,
but about as true as you generally
get from that lying sheet. 1t should
have said you were all converted by
Wade's speech in favor OF niggers
rights &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Mutit&s,


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Carpora Chas. W. taylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmann,
Corporal Carlton g. Cable,
;ogether with So privates-a unanimous exp
sion being given.
For sale ct No. 8 East Fourth street, and
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suite rs is solioited TO
this as boing the best article for complaints in
cident to camp life.
Feb. alt mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
What You NAV ExDnet

You may expect between no W and
the day efelectiOn, that the candi.
dates of the Democracy are every
thing that is bad and even criminal.
In fact they will be charged as being
liars, thieves, scoundrels, traitors and
all Ports of names. Give them no
credit on the eve Of an election. You
know the character Of your candi,
dates, sustain them as you would
wish to be sustained.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
A Warning VOiee From the Lasl
Century.

Henry Laurens was President of
the Continental Congress in 1776.-
In 1870 he was sent as Minister to
Holland. On his way lie was cap.
tured and Imprisoned in the Tower Of
London, for fourteen months When
Lord Shelburne became Premier
Laureus was brought up, on ha5eaa
corpus, and released. After bis re.
lease he was treated with great kind.
ness and respect by the British au.
thorities. He dined with Lord Shell.
burne. After dinner the conversation
turned on tie separation Of the two
countries. Lord Sbelburne remark.
ed: |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
VICE PRESIDENTS.

The meeting TOOK recess OF one
hour for dinner, when the meeting
was called to order snd Col. Groom
addressed the people for near two
hours, IN an able and eloquent speech.
comparing the past situation Of cur
couatry with the present, and show,
ing up in a clear and lucid manner
the acts OF tyranny, extravaganza
and corruption Of the present Admin.
istEaiina Of our National and State
afiairs. Ills speech was a telling
one for the cause in Vinton.
Hon. Geo. E. PUaH on being in.
trodueed was received with three
hearty cheers, such as the Democracy
Of VlntOn know how to give. When
silence was obtained he proceeded to
deliver one of the most eloquent ap-
pesls to people who pretend to have
one spark Of patriotism to rally in
defense of the Constitution and laws,
to protect US all from that anarchy
and despotism to which we are so
fast Fastening, ws ever heard or read.
HIS description Of the arrest, mock
military trial and banishment Of Val.
landigham, brought the tears to many
eyes in his audience, his remarks in
regard to the threats Of John Brough
of civil war in Ohio, if in the event OF
Yals election, the people should de.
nand his return, received a hearty
response from the thousands in atten.
dance. His speech was argumenta.
tive and exhibited true statesmanship
aud truths. At the close our next
Lieut.. Governor received three hearty
cheers when the moeting adjourned.
lp the evening there was a perfect
jam in the Court House. which was
sddSeased by lion E F. BINaHAM,
in alb able, argumensatiVe speech, and
closed by Col. GROOM in another Of
his hsppiest efforts. to rally the true
friends Of Union to the redemption
Of rights as free people, when this
meeting adjourned about II o'clock
z. M. Altogether, it was q glorious
day for the Democracy; it opened
rich and closed in character.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

VINToN KILLED AND WOUNDED In
the late battle near Chattanooga, as
fer "a we have been able to ascertain
is, killed, Adjt. Kingery, Chapman
and Carpenter. Wounded, W. d.
Bowen, Go. G, 18th; Frank Clark, 90.
B, 18th; Andrew Hubbard, 90 B,
Goth. The latter arc reported in the
Oin. Gazette. We have no particu
lars yet.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

I That they did not hear either secesh
or nigger sympathy from PUaH or
GROOM, but WADE and HUTcHINs were
all sympathy for the negro, and none
for the soldiers or their suffering
families at home. None for our ewn
citizens, out all for the ".Free Ameti.
can Of African decent" Thst's 80.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
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Louisville KY, from dsseass contracted in ser
yics. ssrss. NATHAN CURR Y, Of Co. B .sOth
Reg. o. VI.
Mr.. Curry, was one Of our bee! young men, 4,
beloved and respected by all who knew him.
Hs could be nothing short Of one of our bravest
and best soldiers. We sincerely sympathilo
With his friends.
On the Gath inst. ofTyphord fever, ANDREW
W. TERRELL, son Of Darius Ferrell deceased 4,
aRedItwenty years.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Lntest Nsws.

A mmor reaches US from New
York and Washington City that Ro.
secrans has surrendered to Bragg
We don't believe the report. Fur
ther that another draft is ordered Of
100000 more men. Gold has gone
up to "A cents premium in eonse.
quence of reportp.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

BEN. WADE, in bis speech at Pome.
roy, said that VAL. moved iu Con.
grsss to vacate the seats of CoxrIs of
Iowa, and BLAIR, Of Missouri, because
they ,cers In tile Union army. WADE
knew he was Liar, q Scoundrel and
Coward, as VAL. declared him, when
he made the above assertion,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
WEiskey VS.. Niggers.

Z After the whiskey rebellion in
Pennsylvania, the cause of the re-
bellion was removed, there has been
no whiskey in TIE country since. -.
After thus war against slavery has
been got through with. as lar as 20
supper time, we will have no more
slavery, for like the whiskey there
viii be no more niggers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Thomas Francis NJ eagh err ohm Brough
aad the Irish Catholics.

ana the irish CATHOLICS.
We observe that General Thomas
Francis Meagher is advertised to
make Brough speeches in different
parts OF Ohio. His countrymen can
hardly think it possible, after the at.
trocious insult that Mr.. Brough Of
fered to them at Portsmouth, Ohio
Mr.. Brough said i'll his speech at that
place:
The Irish Catholics had destroy
ed their own country, and had come
here to destroy another, and all they
feared was competition from the ne,
gro."
Mr.. Meagher must have been ig.
norant of this declaration OF Brough's 8
wher he accepted the invitation to
come to Ohio. Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

KEEP II BEFORE TIE PEoHLE, that
every thing that money can do, will
be done by our opponents to carry
tue election against the Democracy.
Let them be taught that the Demo.
Gratis can not be bought.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

Two THOUSAND MILLION, is now
the present indebtedness ofthe United
States. Honest Abe will, we sup.
pose, leave his chair in 1854 with the
benediction that he leaves the Amer
leans a prosperous and happy people,
and OF course people will believ Q
il.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01

The crowd was variously estimated
at from 5000 to 10000, perhaps two.
thirds voters. The people gathered
around the stand, and on, motion of
o. T. Cunning, Esq, the following
officers were chosen:
E. A. BRkTToN, President.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVIN
been restored to health in few days, after un
dergoi ng all tho usual routine and Irregular ex-
PensiVa modes oftreatment without success, con
siders IT his sacred duty TO communicate to mis-
afflicted fellow creatures tho means of curo.-
Hence, on the receipt ofan addressed envelope,
used. Direct to d. JoHN N. DAoNALL, 1856 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March, May, July, Sep, Nov, Jan. Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
ARMY NEWS.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.--The
latest advice from Rosecrans', dated
yesterday afternoon, state that the
enemy has made no attack since the
2lst. General ROsecrAns is not now
liz any fear.
LOUISVILLE, September 2s.- Mash
Vile trains from the front are bring
ing wounded men and Confederate
prisoners.
Up to date about 1900 rebels ar.
rived here, among them Colonel j. j.
Scales, Of the Thirtieth Mississippi;
Majors j. 9. Davis, of the Seven
teenth Tennessee, and W. D. q. Floyd
Of McNair's brigade; five Captains,
and eighteen Lieutenants. One Of
the Captains was E. B. Sayres, Chief
Engineer OF Polk's Corps.
Over FIVE thousand wounded reach.
ed here since Wednesday. The
churches and halls vacated some
weeks since by sick ani wounded
soldiers, are again taken for the same
purpose.
Communication by telegraph has
not yet been opened with Chattauoo
ga.
The guerrillas are very numerous
near Columbia and vicinity.
Major Fitzgibbon, OF the Four.
teenth Michigan, arrived here to.
night with thirty eight prisoners,
among them one Captain and tive
Lieutenants, on Whselsr'S staff. lie
reported all quiet at the front, and
that our forces are still fortifying.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
September 81, 1868.
To General s. Cooper:
The enemy retreated on Ohatta
uooga last night, leaving his deaG
and wounded in our hands. His loss
is very large in men, artillery, sma
arms and colors. Ours is heavy, buI
not yet ascertained. The victory is
complete and our cavalry is pursuing
With the blessing of God. ou
troops have accomplished great re
suits against largely superior mum
bers. We have TO mourn the loss o
many gallant men and officera. Brig
adler Generals Preston Smith, Helm
and Deshler are killed. Major Gen
eral Hood and Brigadier General
Adams, Gregg aud Bum are wound
ded.
[Signed] BRAXTON BRAGG,
General.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Aen advertisements.
AUDITORS OFFICE;
VINToN COUNTY, McARTHUR,
Seplember Oath 1875

W. Fl. Allison has this day Deposited with
Treasurer OF Vinton County, seven dollars and
described land sold for taxes to joseph Mvsyss
North east quarter east half of the north west
quarter; south .west quarter of the north
west quarter and the north east of south east'
containing three hundred and twenty acrss In
Township number ten, (lo.) ofRangs number
nineteen, (l9) In Section number twenty SO ven
(TO A. N. CoZAD,
Auditor, V. Co. o,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
LATER.

Bragg issued an address to his ar
my notifying them Of an advance on
our t roops.
All is quiet on the Rapidan.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
Our, Forefa tncrs inHeH.


"Peace with the institution OF slavery ia
war with God."--Bsn Wads's Macarthur
Speech.
On last Friday Ben Wade spoke
to our people the very words we
quote above. We are truly GLAD
that he was sent here, because when
we told the people such was the doc.
trine of the leaders Of this party, it
was honestly denied. Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Marshall, Clay
and Taylor were all shareholders and
by Wade were at war with God.--
They were at peace with slavery, and
of caurse were at war with God.-
The Constitution recognizes slavery
and requires US to surrender the slave
to his master. Washington signed q
law tO SO surrender the slave, passed
by Congress in 179s. Hence he was
at war with. God, and according to
the great lights Of Abolitiondom all
these men, the fathers Of the republic
are at this time in hell, reaping the
penalty, as Wade would say, of their
just condemnation. Fellow citizens,
is it true that we in Ohio can not
live at peace with our fellow citizens
OF the South, because they hold slaves,
without being at war with God.
Ben Wade, Lincoln, Chase and all
these leaders of this Abolition lied
party so say to you. Are you ready
to receive this as your d0ctrinel II
you are we can say to you that we be.
lleve there is not single man now
living who will see the end of the
war we are engaged in. We have
every confidence in the people that
they will see to it in time that the
Constitution and laws are maintained
and defended at all hazards. This
will bring us peace, prosperity aud
security of persons and property.
| -~--~-~--~~->--~>-.~~~--~~~-o
LOOK Our FOR LIEs.-It is the
boaet,of some leading Republicans
that they have reports to circulate
just before the election, that will lay
your candidates on the shelf, aut
will efectually defeat us. You shoulc
recollect that all these lies are got NJ
alta time it is impossible to see thu
people and contradict them. Yor
have known your candida stes fo
years. Their words and acts hereto
fore is what you should Judge mer
by. not tales concocted at time wher
they can not be contradicted. Believ,
none of them for they could, if true
have published them long ago.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-01
e. A. BRATTON, =: EDITOR
MoARTHUR, OHIO {:

II WHITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERICA.