Fremont Journal summary of Ohio and national election news
Fremont Journal reports Sandusky County backing for the Black Democracy with improvised voter importations in October. It traces state results, noting Fremont’s loss and Buchanan’s lead, while praising the Republican cause in northern states and summarizing a tense political climate across Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Missouri.
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Sandusky County
Satta Too Townsend
Green Creek
Riley
Baliville
Jackson
Scott
Madison
Woodville
Washington
Rice
Locofoco
County
Fremont
Buchanan
Fillmore
Piere
Republican Party
Party of Freedom
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
New Hampshire
Maine
Pierce
Cass
Douglas
Dougbfaces
Ant
Pinecone
Ieee
Agi
Buchanan Hope in Electoral Votes Woes and Doubtful California
The report surveys state returns and forecasts for the 1860 election. Florida seems narrowly Democrat, Louisiana favors Buchanan with strong parishes, California is doubtful but leaning Buchanan, Ohio Illinois and Wisconsin momentum for Fremont, Maryland and New Jersey uncertain, and a possible House decision on the fate of key slave states.
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Europe
America
Jumo
Jeddo
Printle Leck
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Hakadadi
Ree Et Eee
Court of
China
Cochin China
Empire of Siam
Moniteur de la Flotte
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United State
Rage
General Assembly
Hill
Court of Common Pleas
Congress
Constitution of
Watson
Hail
Bird
Florida
Lousiana
California
Fillmore
New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Buchanan
Baltimore
Maryland
Kentucky
Brock- Jenridge
New Jersey
Harrisly
Philadelphia
Kate
Ohio
Illinois
Fremont
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Clee
Columbus
Indies
Suffering in Kansas Amid Liberty Struggle in 1856
A letter from Ohio addressed to Kansans describes relief needs for settlers at Hickory Point and in Kansas, detailing clothing and food shortages, cold winter hardship, and the push to defend liberty with Republican ideals. The writer urges gift aid via a trusted channel and asks recipients to vote for supporters of Ohio settlers after warning of interception risks.
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Kansas
Eee
Hickory Pant
Atery
Chicago
Apsea
Ohio
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