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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1857
Page
2
Fragmented political letter argues Republicans favor black equality while accusing opponents of falsity. It references Gov Cuase and U. S. Senator Citas, claims of Negro elevation under white rule, and asserts alarm at alleged imports and conspiracies within Ohio and Nebraska contests.
A speech argues the United States must resist slave democracy as Ohio voters face two weeks of contest next Tuesday. It proclaims the Republican cause as freedom, rights, and righteousness, pledging unwavering resolve and predicting victory amid Democratic power and slaveholding pressure. The speaker notes Republican wins in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode Island Minnesota and asserts inevitable triumph if loyal to their guns.
A crowded Sandusky County court house heard Governor Chase address Democrats in orange weather. The speech praised Chase and urged a farmer laborer ticket, while attacking slaveholders and urging unity across parties. Pensed notes accused Treasurer Breslin and warned against Republican foes, urging voters to weigh the past actions on public funds.
A lengthy critique of Senate Bill No 100 allowing mortgagors to waive appraisements and extend redemption. The piece defends R. P. Buckland and Fremont interests, attacks the Messenger and Locofocos, cites historical local laws, and reports a land warrant theft in Minnesota with a $500 reward.
The letter extols O L Nims as a true people’s candidate for the General Assembly. It lauds his mercantile success, generosity to the needy, and capacity to handle wealth honestly, urging Sandusky voters to honor virtuous men and reject insincere politicians who seek office through grand but empty rhetoric.
Fragmentary letters depict Ottawa county Republicans rallying for Mr Pree against Wood county Know Nothing moves. A Perrysburg Journal excerpt suggests party loyalty, denounces Democratic tactics, and warns against Know Nothing influence in the Michigan styled political contest.
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