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Fremont Journal in Fremont, Ohio

21 Jul 1854

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Fremont Journal

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1854

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2

Anti Slavery Convention in Cincinnati Amid Dense Crowd

The Cincinnati Commercial reports the State Anti Nebraska Meeting held Thursday July 19 with a packed Market House and then Neil's hall. Delegates debated permanent officers and adopted resolutions opposing the Nebraska plan and pledging to nominate candidates for the Supreme Court and Board of Public Works.

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Demagogic Shadows in Turcarawan County Elections

A Turcarawan County political notice endorses Republican Swax and Burcx xxepenren for State officers. The editorial condemns Know Nothings and criticizes Jesuit influence, while praising the Ohio State Convention delegates and their nominees for public trust.

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The Slaveocracy Declares A New Slavery Front

A historical tirade denounces Democrats as the slaveocracy portraying betrayal of Freedom. The speaker laments treason of chosen leaders who align with slavery and accuse them of driving Liberty from Nebraska and Kansas, urging preservation of democratic ideals.

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The Use and Purpose of Slavery Slur Debate

A fragment exhorts readers against political ploys over slavery and warns against complacency. It urges action for liberty, asks readers to recall the 1776 spirit, and insists principle of right surpasses wealth or military force.

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Abolitionist talk on Kansas Nebraska Bill stirs debate

A speaker claims the Kansas and Nebraska Bill will end slavery in the Union, drawing sharp reactions. The text notes accusations of lying and political maneuvering among abolitionists, Southerners, and Democrats, with distrust of claims and calls to support measures to shield territories from slaveholders.

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Free States Kansas Nebraska Douglas Sarepudich
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Compromine Agreement on Rights and Aftermath

A brief note describes an agreement that settles rights between the party and another actor, outlining conditions after eight years and the subsequent actions permitted or restricted by both sides. The text reflects a historic, legal context with emphasis on transfer and usage rights.

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Democrats Pressure for Unity Behind Kansas Nebraska Bill

The piece accuses Democrats of bowing to slave power and Abolitionist agitation, urging a straight ticket and unity to back the Kansas Nebraska legislation. It frames the fear of emancipation as a dire political threat and claims Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio support the cause, predicting a rally for freedom against opposition.

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Old Tamany Indignant Over Westbrook Appointment

A broadside on Westbrook U S Representative Ulster County and the Nebraska and Kansas bill. It laments being passed over for U S District attorney in favor of John McKeon and denounces the President and Administration with a delirious tirade from the Old Tamany camp.

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Raraen Tam McKeon Tamany Hall Burt Old Tamany Westbrook U. S Ulster County U.S New York Nebraska Kansas John McKeon Ich
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Honor of Labor Bravery and Education Message

A public exhortation denounces slaveholding power and urges laboring men in the North to vote against oppression. It calls for freedom, education, and self-reliance, urging Democrats to break party control and support genuine American citizenship.

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Nebraskaites defend Nichols as Campbell enters race

In congressional notes, Nichols sustains support from Freemen against Nebraska opposition over the Missouri Compromise repeal. Lewis D. Campbell is proposed for re election by Whigs in the district. Reports from Toledo Perrysburg Tiffin Clyde note cholera deaths in Sandusky and a fatal case in Fremont.

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Miami Nichols Washington Hamilton Intelligencer Lewis D. Campbell Toledo Perrysburg Tiffin Clyde Sandusky Register Fremont
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