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Fremont Weekly Freeman

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1851

Page

2

Political Abolition of Conventions and Whig Unity

A long wartime parliamentary-style overview details Whig support for Gen Scott as presidential nominee, Ohio convention outcomes, and Democratic dissension. It notes Ohio and Pennsylvania Whig alignments, forecasts Scott’s likely nomination, and contrasts Democratic infighting over gubernatorial picks, with calls for unity to defeat the party’s rivals.

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Whig Nomination Preference for Gen Scott in 1852

The text recalls a Whig Convention scene praising Gen Scott with fervor for the 1852 presidential bid. It asserts Scott’s popularity among Whigs and public events, claiming unwavering support and a belief in his forthcoming victory, while noting the political tension and heated expressions surrounding the choice.

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Early Wheat Harvest Timing Advised by Experienced Miller

A Toledo Blade note urges farmers to cut wheat while kernels are doughy rather than waiting for heads to droop. Early cutting yields drier kernels, lighter bran specks, and better flour, with a double incentive of abundant harvest and fewer laborers.

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End of World President and Ten Dollar Bet on Election

A humorous Bosia road conversation mocks millenarian forecasts with a Granite State stutterer betting ten dollars New Hampshire won’t back Jesus as Universe President. The piece also notes a landlord exacting payment and a London Mormon festival count showing emigration from 14 years totaling 17,000 to the United States.

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State Officials Named in Gallia County Listing

A garbled OCR listing appears to name multiple state officials and offices including Secretary of State Earl Bill, Auditor Henry Stanbery, Treasurer Albert Bliss, and Public Works Daniel Segur among others, with several counties and judges referenced in a fragmented format. The readable items suggest a ceremonial or official roster in Gallia County and surrounding areas with various roles.

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Public Printing and the Call for Low Bid Contracts

A newspaper commentary condemns high public printing costs in Sandusky County and argues for letting contracts go to the lowest bidder. It details how blanks and delinquent lists could be produced cheaply, criticizes past overcharges, and urges officials to serve taxpayers over party interests while promising future auditing of past payments.

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Whig Resolution and Fugitive Law Debate Sparks Sectional Clash

A Whig stance is contrasted with the Plain Dealer and Democrat on the Fugitive Slave Law. The piece argues the law passed with Locofoco votes and Northern Whigs support, while northern Locofocos opposed. It defends Fillmore’s veto stance and calls for amendment to ensure trial by jury and counsel for fugitives. It notes public sentiment, political conflict, and a local reaction to attire and night noise.

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Fremont Couple Inadvertently Noted In Advertiser Copy

A reader recalls a remark about ice cream and pastries overheard by a Fremont resident. The note references a Fremont couple and a correction from neighbor Breslin about the Findley origin. The fragment suggests a local gossip column tone from the Seneca Advertiser with a mistaken attribution.

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Whig prospects and party tensions in Ohio politics

A lengthy critique of the Whig convention and candidates, labeling Mr. Vinton and Eckley as key figures while accusing Democratic tactics of weakness. The piece disputes rival editorials, defends party loyalties, and notes historical shifts in Ohio state elections, urging unity despite factional disputes.

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