Col Fremont Religion Letter from New York Governor
A letter from Lt Governor Raymond of New York, printed in Cincinnati on August 5 1856, denies reports that Col Fremont is Roman Catholic. It states Fremont was educated Protestant Episcopal, confirmed at sixteen, and has remained a Protestant. It disputes Alderman Fulmer’s claimed Washington Church episode and places dates for Fremont’s travels between New York California and Europe, urging public release of these facts to counter misrepresentation.
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Fremont and Victory Lead Spark Debate in Kansas
Public notices from the era trumpet party loyalties as OWA leads the VAN by 6200 in Fremont and Victory races. Text cites partisan outrage, secession threats, and unity calls, referencing Buchanan, Polk, Jefferson Davis, and Ostend Manifesto, with strong focus on slavery as the central issue shaping state and national politics.
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Clergy must speak on politics to curb civil sin
In a call to priests and lay patriots, the author urges clergymen to denounce civil and political crimes and not hide behind the Bible. The piece defends active public moral leadership, warning that a nation in peril needs timely religious and political counsel from holy ministers.
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For Whom Shall I Vote and American Liberty Debate
The piece argues this campaign is pivotal for liberty, contrasting freedom and slavery. It denounces the Republican platform on Missouri Compromise repeal, Cuba purchase, and Ostend, endorsing Fillmore and condemning Fremont. It critiques slavery expansion and calls Americans to vote for liberty over slavery.
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