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Fremont Journal

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1854

Page

2

Watson and Ant Nebraska loyalty in a Seneca county bid

The Suffolk-like call for North unity presses Mr. Cooper K. Watson as the Anti Nebraska choice for Congress. The Upper Sandusky convention names Watson as a freedom champion, opposing Douglas and slavery, urging early voting and strong opposition to proslavery policy.

Congress Cooper K. Watson Upper Sandusky Coorge K. Wartox Seneca County Rights of Freedom Watson Nebraska Piayrs Crawford F. W. Green

Advertising in the Fremont Journal Promotes Local Spending

A lengthy plea for advertisements in the Fremont Journal urges Sandusky County readers to support local businesses. It touts the impact of ads on town awareness, lists new offerings at local shops, and promotes a Republican party slate for county offices, stressing reform, honesty, and fiscal relief from corrupt governance. The notice includes candidate names for Probate Judge, Treasurer, Clerk, Commissioner, and Infirmary Director, and calls for united electoral effort to elect capable officials.

James Fedivor Sandusky County Fremont Journal Fremont Brandreth Jaynes Townsend Barnes Union Nims Tilleson & White John P. Ki A. Gusdor F. R. Comstock Sandusky City Ohio Milen A. Johns Bellevue Fremont Plankroad Company Sioux Gusts York Township J. F. R. Sunntxo Cusmus SH. Gueexe William N. Mon- Gay Asbuny Brace Washington Friends of Freedom Friends of Freedom and Reform

County political call to oppose misrule and back reform

A party leader urges voters to reject the current county faction accused of misrepresentation and corruption. He argues reform requires removing power from the established party and backing a Republican ticket, calling Whigs and Democrats alike to join the campaign for a decisive victory.

Strade

County Convention Recap and Nebraska Outrage Debate

The county convention met with strong turnout and harmony and formed a two from each township committee to prepare a ticket. K Watson spoke on the Nebraska outrage, arguing against the Missouri Compromise repeal. He addressed Buckeye Hall and condemned popular sovereignty as a sham, while denouncing the Nebraska bill as a great lie. Dr. G W Dorsey won the Democratic Congressional nomination in the Lima district, with Nichols running as an independent after split delegates. The piece criticizes the party for backing slave power and contrasts northern rights with the party’s stance.

K. Watson Congress Nebraska Sost Buckeye Hall Territories G. W. Dorsey Lima Nichols Slave Democracy Mr. Dorsey The Democrat

Republican Convention Nomination in Sandusky County

A Sandusky County Republican convention held at Fremont Court House nominated a ticket. Wituras C. Res set as chairman and S. Bocxnax as secretary. The ticket includes Probate Judge Lynas Givers, Clerk Cuantes H. Gaguxe, Treasurer J. F. K. Sranivo, Commissioner Wa. N. Moroux, Infirmary Director Asueny Brac, and WM. C. RUSSELL as president with S. Bucktann as secretary.

Republican Central Committee Sandusky County Court House Fremont Wituras C. Resset S. Bocxnax H. Everett John Mastin York—C. Shuts A. R. Carver Green Creek J. McLeary G. Ik. Brown Townsend C. G. Sanford J. L. Lavarell Hallville Pratt Brush W. J. Sherrard Sandusky Theodore Clapp Rice J. Latimer

Map of Premo Mr. Edmond B Hood Plan Subscribers

Map of Premo Mr Edmond B Hood of N in the plat fork has been in the plan for a few days and designating with numbers the owner and occupant of buildings, with occupation, business and residence. For completion 125 subscribers required. Price of the Map is 3. Let's have it made and we'll take one copy.

Premo Edmond B. Hood

New Banking Office Opens in Me Nima Brick Building

The North room of Me Nima's brick building hosts a new Banking Office to improve financial affairs for citizens. The site replaces the old Birchard & Ove house, promising two solid, well regulated financial centers and stronger returns under trusted monetary men.

Meera Trevoreen & Wore Birchard & Ove Fromonters Bisinens

Rumored Sandwich Islands Annexation Treaty Details

Albany Journal summary claims the Islands would be admitted as a state with full sovereignty, while the US would honor existing charters and land titles and pay life annuities totaling about 800,000 dollars to a small group of royal heirs. Government properties and claims could transfer to the United States, totaling around 2 million dollars.

Sandwich Islands Albany Journal United States House of Nobles U. S

Democratic editor opposed to Nebraska bill exposed

The piece accuses the Democrat editor of duplicity on the Nebraska bill, claiming he opposed it in Congress but now endorses its consequences to preserve party harmony. It argues Democrats betray the North for Southern slave interests, with references to Calhoun, slave law, and party manipulation to keep power.

Journal The Democrat May Thlme Congress Sandusky Democratic Party J. C. Calhoun Randolph North Weir New York South

Plants and Watson duel over slave extension in Ohio district

In a heated editorial, the Democrat editor is urged to back Mr. Plants who supports slave extension under the Nebraska and Kansas bill, while refuting Mr. Watson as the anti extension choice. The piece accuses the editor of duplicity and urges Sandusky county voters to choose the candidate aligned with northern interests and anti foreign slave trade repeal.

K. Watson Nebraska North Congress Watson Thin Plants Henry Clay Douglas Olde Richardson Washington Freeman Seneca Poplar Zigin Tribune Upper Sandusky Green Pierce Ma. Warsox Sandusky County Tillin Tribune Locofoco Press Freedom George Washington Jefferson Adams South Democrat Free Mr. Plants Bunker Hill

Demagogues Drain Sandusky Through a Bank Law

A letter lambastes Ohio politicians for enacting a bank law seen as favoring brokers and rich financiers. It claims farmers and laborers must fund coffers of moneylenders, calling out hypocrisy of democracy rhetoric and warning of severe penalties for passing small bills. The writer, signing as CANTHARIDES, appeals to Sandusky County citizens to resist the law.

Ohio Sandusky County Sandussky County Oantharides

Know Nothings and Democratic Know-abouts

A reader argues the Know Nothings are a Democratic machine cloaked as opposition to Catholics. He claims locofocos use the movement to influence elections, cites Washington City and Tiffin as examples, and asserts many Know Nothing lodge members lean Democratic. He challenges a neighbor to explain the order in Tiffin.

Journal Know Nothings Locotop Philadelphia United States Locofucos Humbug Washington City Democratic Party Tiffin Order New York Bronson

A G0od Beginning but a Bad End in Jimbo City

A letter laments the post election council near silence on Sabbath liquor shops and gambling. It urges authorities or citizens to prosecute for half way decency. The writer notes whisky shops open Sundays and boys gamble and drink all day, praising council action to shut Sabbath operations.

Journal Messus Borrons

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