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Fremont Weekly Freeman

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1852

Page

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Irish Question and United States Politics Debated

A sprawling account surveys Irish grievances under British rule, Union laws, and protective duties, arguing for Irish independence sentiment and sympathy for American protectionist policy. It cites Dublin rhetoric, Irish emigration, and parliamentary debates, then shifts to American figures Gen. Winfield Scott and Gen. Pierce, praising Scott and critiquing Pierce within the 1840s party clash, noting foreign influence and the Free Trade debate.

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State Whig Convention At Columbus Draws Four Thousand

Reported attendance at the Columbus Whig convention reaches about four thousand. Delegates from every state are said to have sent a representative to compare notes. Speakers included Barnes and Grealy of New York and Thomas of Ohio, with hopes that Ohio supports Scott and Graham in November.

Cillombas Amen Shange Roparta Barnes Grealy New York Thomas FE Ae Ohio Wil. Netion Geeefe Tischiesettle Rent Qaivetion Pai Mu Gray Edward Stanley England Clty Au Buren Henry Clay Winfield Scott

John B Weller Paid Up Surplus Fund Debt in Butler County

Ohio paper reports John B Weller has fully paid the surplus fund debt owed to the Treasury. The receipt, dated August 27, 1852, shows $895 15 1000 settled by Henry Trabber Treasurer, urging other local defaulters to follow the example. Ireland force totals rise to about 192,000 men.

Ohio State Journal Hamilton (Byiler Co Chesley Weller John B. Weller John Dohe B. Weller Traswonen Orrive Butler County Stemilten OC. L. Weller Henry Trabber Ohio Locofoen Legion Joho Han

Old Pioneer Urges American Unity Over Pierce Support

The letter from John Johnston, dated September 9, 1852, speaks to American loyalty, denounces British influence, and warns Western states against backing Franklin Pierce. It notes aging advocates, the need for continued service, and references the Richmond Enquirer’s view on Pierce. Johnston signs as a devoted friend and servant.

Scott Davros Messna Sport & Bascow Pierce South Richmond Enquirer John Johnston

Local Loyalist Backed by Old County Figures in 1852 Rally

In a Dayton Gazette letter a longtime farmer recalls memories from 1612 and 1614 to argue for loyalty to Franklin Pierce while noting support from Scott Lowe and a call for unity. The piece defends local sentiment amid a broader clash with Locofoco leaders and references wharf operations and river boats in the Mississippi.

Scott Bia Scott Lowe Hweball Thia Eld Locofoco Franklin Pierce Gen. Scott Gan Dayton Garetye

Democratic Advocacy of Slavery Estee Senators Cage and Coustasse

The article reviews Democratic advocacy for slavery as Senators Cage and Coustasse address the Democraci of Slats in the evening. It notes their speeches opposing a Gabal fearless stance, praising Windfield Scott and Wellington as national glories. It contrasts Whig hopes with Democratic arguments on election consequences and emphasizes respect for national heroes amid partisan attacks.

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