M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

....... .. DEMOCRATlC DulDlERS IN CERVlCE
from Vinton County, will see that the
Re9iSter says those only arc real true
SoldtetS who write letters denouncing
Democrats and admit they went Into
.'. the service to free niggers, upToot sa
-a- very, &c. Democrats in the army
will now know how 10 appreciate the
talk OF these pretended friends of the
soldier, whose prejudces discriminate
as to men in the field because they
are not of their politics,
n.., READ! READ! READ Every body,
the speech of Judge Curtis, late Of
''i''|5 the Supreme Court Ofthe U. S. A
Wing always, voter for Lincoln, but
now talking to the Democracy like ~
..,. father to his children. A mal ex
pcctng nothing, what must be the
ftl.g love in his heart for the noble princi-
pies OF the noble Democracy Of the
Union. We hope onr Democrat anu
Conservative men will treasure the
..... AdmOnltions OF this speech, by living
@..0 a pure, moral, upright life. Let us
.a1/g all thus live down our sIundrrars,
leave niger oifthe brain and whis
key oti the stomach, and set the coun.
try right again inside OF Que yeHr.
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ssp1Jtfg. NorICE TO DMMooRArs - Rccoiect
when you come to town, whose ad.
''"h 81 vertisements you readi in the Demo
crat at cur fire side. and bear in mind
it is fair to presume that those who
advertise in an Abolition sheet, in
....-,5 order keep itnp, o'abnso y>u and
'-'|e- % your principles, upon which you hon
..4s . estIy believe the happiness OF your
.lLt1.,o country depends, are jhsta as likely to
have the came prcjndices against you
in your dealing. We were tod by a
Democrat, tho other day, in an Ad
2 JEJy tloining towoship, that one OF his Re.
.,5 publican neighbors, bought coffee n,
one ofour stores tcur cents per pound
less than he edid on the same day.
.ff2 ..yl We asked if he advertised with us q
.... lie said not. We would certainy,rx.
g..-a pose any OF our advertisers who viii
.e.. not treat Democrats fairly. The fact
Of our business men and mechanics
not advertising ia the Democratic
papers is evidence they don't want
'.'. Democratic customers, when they
' advertise in the other party. papers.
-rsr TALLANDiGHAM's RECORD, on Ab.
clifton, Slavery. and the War, has been
received. 1t is endorsed as correct
u-..r.. by Mr.. Vaandigham 1t is pub
y y. listed by Walters & Co., CirR, ana
. .., in another column we give the adver.
I..... tiseme0t containing lr.ces, &c. 1T
must be borne in mind ;hat the work
is greatly enlarged from the original
plan Cne Edition has already been
,., sold, ard the second Edition is now
,. ready to supply the demand. AS
.,.... Vail. will undoubtedly be the mex
Democratic candidate for Governor of
Ohio, we hope to sec this work largely
.''.'u circulated. Every man should have
'i.0 copy in his family to post up lis
.. children on Truth, ii nothing else
So Let this work be circulated to combat
'n7a' the Leglons OF lalsehood that Fanatics
~ r have put afoat concerning our can.
''':'' didate.@ Let tie people have the truth
and we are willing to leave the re-
">' - sult with them. As in the Instance
''o' 'ng7 given OF Gen. Washington, wien al
''l 'ng mutiny was in the camp, the General
,,s .,.5 called his officers together, and before
speaking took out his specks and'rub, |
- oing them. remarked, "My eyes have
- q. grown diul in my country's service,
,'iDut 4 have never yet doubted her
ir. ,-o o.. Jlstice." These few words from the
rt ir,i.d Old Hero settled the mutiny, Wei
,,.-, I, say, let the people know the truth
~ -5s end We never doubted the iustice xorl
. :, Z. r + their decision. The people can.
sIIgyYaaH they will, settle our difficull
. ~ 81 ties. We expect to have this. work
for sale at this office.