Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
wings Of Sandusky County!


We this week present you a ticket to be
supported by you at the coming election,
which is to be held on the 9Th day of Octo-
Der next. The candidates put forth are all
good men. Every man of them is qualified
to discharge with futhfulness the duties of the
offices to which they are severaiiy nominated.
The great interests that are at stake require
of us all energy, action,--not merely talk and
wishes that they might be elected-buta firm
and strong cooperation of every Wing is alb
absolutely necessary, if success is ever to
crown our labors. To some the chance of
electing our ticket may appear doubtful, the
way may seem dark before them, but this OF
all other circumstances should spur you on; f;
this should enlist all your energies and give
you renewed hope and zeal In a cause where
principle, truth and right are in danger of be-
ing overthrown. Our country has seen dark
days before but in those troublous times did
her sons sit down in dispair and sOish, onlyS
Were they inactive then? Their blood which
courses through your veins beats the response
No. They arose in their might, and as they
wished they performed. The action immedi-
ately followed the desire. They ceased their
action only, when they had overcome the last
of their own and their country's foes The
clouds broke away. the light of the sun of lib
erty shone upon them in all its respondent glo-
rics They dared to thnk-to act-above all
they dare to be free. And so may you
Arouse, organize your forces, fling out on Che
breeze your banner which bears the inscrip-
ton of liberty. truth, equal rights to all, and
push on your column-and success shall GER
tainly be yours If you do not disastrous
defeat as certainly awaits you.
In presenting the name of JACOB F. HULTz,
for Treasurer we feel certain that no man
better qualified could be found; and we are
sure he will call out the strength of the party.
JOHN L. GREENE, the candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, is well known throughout
the county He has discharged with faithful
ness and satisfaction to the citizens of this
county for the two years past the duties Of
this Office.
WILLIAM OvERMYER, of Washington, is one
of our oldest citizens, and is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the interests of the county
If you look to our future welfare you will GER
tainly elect him county Commissioner.
For Poor House Director for years, Mr..
WILLIAM ANDERsoN, of Wooodville-for Poor
House Director year NATHAN P. BIRDsEYE,
Esq, of Green Greek, both of these men are
practical farmers and the people of this coun-
ty could not commit the interests of the coun-
ty farm to better hands
Your candidates are now before you, viii
you not commence your labors to secure their
election? You can do it if you will, Will
you not commit the counsy's interests to their
hands? They will be faithful to their trust
and be ready in the end to render a just ac-
count of their stewardship
The time which intervenes between this
and the day of election is short, (2o days. but
if that twenty days shall be spent in labor by
the Wings, for their candidates, every man on
the Ticket commencing with VIM. JOHN
ISTON, our noble candidate for Governor, and
ending with NATHAN P. BIRDSEYE, vii
be triumphantly elected. After which you
may be sure of prosperity in your county and
state matters, and have that "peace of con
science that passeth all understanding"