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Fremont Journal in Fremont, Ohio

14 Jul 1854

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Fremont Journal

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1854

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2

Arrival of the America and Baltic news from foreign war reports

The dispatches chronicle Russian and Turkish forces at Silistria and along the Danube with heavy casualties on both sides. British and Austrian actions are noted, including a naval block, bombardments, and shifts in command. Reports describe Turkish resilience, Russian setbacks, and the broader European diplomatic exchanges over principalities and retirements. New York port arrivals add California and Oregon updates, plus market and political summaries from London and Vienna.

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The People Move There in Ohio Convention Speech

The article voices strong abolitionist sentiment as Ohio freemen rally against slavery, urging unity beyond party lines. It notes a Columbus convention condemning the Missouri Compromise repeal and calls for restoring freedom in Congress, detailing strategy to pass anti-slavery provisions.

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Cholera Spreading Fast Across Cities and Towns

The piece reports rapid cholera spread across our country with many dying and others fleeing towns. It criticizes local officials for inaction and calls for a qualified council to cleanse streets and improve sanitation. It notes recent deaths, including a German laborer, and cites Toledo papers on rising fatalities and migration to the countryside.

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County Convention Denounces Kansas Nebraska Bill

A Fremont July 8 1854 meeting of opponents to slavery extension and the Kanone and Nebraska Bill adopted sweeping resolutions. Delegates chosen for Columbus convention and a Sandusky County central committee named. The group denounces the current administration for supporting slavery and pledges to oppose any candidate backing abolition of Missouri Compromise. District newspapers asked to publish proceedings.

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County meeting in Sandusky county for state convention delegates

A county gathering at the court house in Sandusky to appoint delegates to the state convention in Columbus. Officers were chosen, committees formed, and addresses delivered. The meeting showed firm unity on national policy and adopted resolutions supporting freedom, with delegates and a county central committee named for the next fall election.

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New Hampshire Leads Northern Anti Slavery Move in Crisis

The Sandusky Register reports a Northern wave against slavery and the Administration. It notes New Hampshire and surrounding states rallying to oppose pro slavery politics, with Ohio and Maine showing strong anti slavery sentiment and calls for a Whig victory to restore freedom and neutralize corruption.

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Connecticut Slave Law Defends Liberty Amid Fugitive Debate

The late Connecticut legislature passed a measure to defend liberty against fugitive slave law enforcement. It bars false claims of slavery or service to prompt removal, imposes fines and prison terms, and requires two credible witnesses to prove such assertions. The Norwalk Reflector notes the state convention’s large, harmonious gathering of Democrats, Whigs, and Free Soilers, urging unity over party lines.

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Michigan convention spirit pledges united stand against slavery

A Jackson Michigan convention gathered five hundred delegates uniting Whigs and Democrats to denounce slavery as a grave moral and political evil. The platform pledges to limit its bounds by lawful means and reiterates opposition to the Nebraska fraud and the Reciprocity Treaty rumor.

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