Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Lecc.Oco state Ticket.

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We placed the candidates of the DeIhocrat-
10 party, for State Offices un;!er the new CON
stiIution before. our readers few daHs ago.
On yesterday We gave the proceeding 81 the
Convention IN sxteaso.
Neutrality-suspicious. for Governors a
man oftespectahle talents As politician,
he has been rather conserva ative--the radicals
have but hstle ebpHdehSe lie him. Many Of
ths class have expressed determination not
70 vHte Cor him-zthey can = consistently iy--@out |
that we leave .uzlbel tleeidett atsbe Polls.--
Wood hassneisherb many very warm friends
nor bitter oppoaenlse slM ssxfb1shesY n BPS a
MediHs eahHidase oFdiIifnt ksayeEpoFoi Is a
hard money polisieian-1-faaieai aHd1 dessRns,a
tiye,-sin trade bapokucian-sin pripcipol tns
veriesasQf demog0gueS 4iga bssahisaaa IS 1as
Morgan, sthe acandidate foReAn1itor. isia
Young nasn---she editor ef alLocofoeo paper
in Gnlumhiana eonptF--hel is rSslicallenongh
forithya parpn RineAuseti with Ahnliti0ns,
ism. as d matter dfipokeg4-ass to spdnciples be
never haf anys and. NE nevP knew one pfAhe
family ahatahadsE Wnhl suehan opponett as
John Weodsitlsnet expeGied fhathe will get
out nfihe1 1hushesl, z2e ssssesi 10 ion l--re3sssi
sBreSliEis candidatc Cor .ifreasuFeraof State, IS
ti@ etlisoFsof n hoeofocop paper at Titin4--assIl
purate ritisenhe stands stOlerahly fairsr-easss.l
public man not very cTeditable-eina political
EuafAefa he's afler ithe Sam sAiedsgpi Scbool,
heing edngnaed en- SahEsssffice 'Eyil conf
munrafionss corrupt notpniy fgood; manReTs
butshunest pfnqipless -kand Brezlsarl is IN Iexs
ample ima partienlafysof (which young amen
slh{ull bcindmunished 4 & sali3 asisr 81 haszs.
Dr. Trevita acandi date for Secretary OF State
--~hna baeH d n1slnhernf the begislatHefron
Parry eonntgsa-noa apArticulr credittoshiur,sa as
mhny ysmenlhers aof che Lei stature are great
assss-kEIls Docsor may be an nsxeeption@ilk sd
Ruuh, candidate for A tlnrney Genesal, ,fissa
YOUNG imaua ofralher cEelfablr ahility--=is'a
'snIaif youae e man. ds sAanR Fanny woaictsAy.
lie lacks houarers experienced and stability.
a6audidates Board of Bnblicso7l Works z--6f
Millsswe know bnkilittleg bur hear hesiss sdisz
qanli6e.l-=a very ordinary InRn.a sSteadmanis
a-u1anaof still lessucapacity Many is n
rioSuntp polhician,a loleEable business mhps-+
bpR tsady stfatdgem sspeilss' ifu not for
sSreAson s1sdi sfssGea 0H9 8df eaiteIacss d
aGandidates Eos Subrsme Bnclrs=-T Thurman
10 a oseditmhle n0tninaaCu .sss Ranney ISL Re-
serve ESc0focbsa qoes'in Tor resisting tlIa flgis
dive slave law. Caldwell is a ssfnalI afiEiT' for
a5dade@-h got nomination lby treating
ehe delegates 20 as uauclgw hisky as,theE cenld
tsink d1r;aeZ Zthszitlinp of ftheisconveniionz ~
He's ssspiFsfi,aI ranliidate ~ Tom Bartley Is
asmanof sumered duieemen4ss1not much 5abiI-
if5g bAE ppough presumption. arrogance and
selfc0nceit TO do the SIN haleoi isicket-9-hess q
codsakh Aristacratof she srsakest Ratef -
.J6hma "A hGofMinl Mdssaa AElhig a few years
aeue Bat t1rneds Loeofo6g because the w higs
sSoaldnst give him Ian voiiceAa Hissprinsiples
asesthe Babbinsh nthe public crib s7ssl 7sd.
OF snehHia AheaIDcofoeu ticket made isup--s
insiaHiieant et7dnti and hnmiiating5 enough,
Wien sseh srnen as xanuou, Groesbeek. Swan
hsre been schst asideitd give poNeTand
piece 81 those Mhou selectehs viii sacri6Ge
th6 public intessstl ihnosuu sfState, JeurnaisoH
-llsa sas6isa1 1a-s4s2- Ia -1i1.ai tatli gtsilas
re 0Bi6 state Journal speaks IS ffolI6Wss flI Il
come of he resolutions 81 the Democrats
STATE Convention :~- 80 lssssi . - -
Shan have ifsouseni OCCASION saa.1 u reisr so
fhese resolutions, and We trust our readers
viii cut them out and carefully preserve them
Il We do not make some nE them stencil In
ths nostFils oE all honess men, then We shall
n ths ennfsrati6na t5a Of tie z virtues Of the
nov Constilulion We see bus two. points Of
cbiecGion With the rest We have now and
have, had no objection THE, first point Is The
clause that taxes Stale stocks, wien the very
law. under. the authority Of when these
stocks we're authorized and issued expressly
provide these stock should never be taxed
We cannot regard shis attempt, now afseE,. = We
have COS the money from The money lender,
"a This express condition. and got more of il for.
ths' stocks than, We could have got without
sHis lause. as anything short Of downright
sMindIug. Z M . say 10 the capitalist "lend us
pone7, We win moi TAX that money II you win
iet rs have ii. OF course, if We do not tax il
Yon can afford 10 give Us more for our stocks
than vou could if we taxed them The ca
pitalist takes our word as embodied in the
law lends Us money With this condition; and
now, after we have spent It We turn round
and ssy 10 the capitalist, eve shall from this
tine lsencefoFth AK your stock, We repeat,
thas tfcsespap who IS indicted for obtaining
-sanncv under false pretencess and stands con
yicted hy. asiury of his peers for The act, is
an honest man when compared 10 the per,
son Who will do the same thing for political
capital and ssfuIk lhe punishment Of the
neauDess, By tie plea that'the people cannot
Sc indicted This IS onr objection TO this
clause. IfappIiied to future loans, 81 10 loans
when This pledge either express 81
implied. has not been given BY The State,
thsn n say the principle is right; though it
Is not hard 40 sdemonstrates that the lender
would pay iusE as much less for 300 Of stock
ns The az thereon would. lose Tie per centum
that must always 60 % the tax gatheref. =
alla1aisied -T-7-- :" 3gda 1ea#
nosEke Dayton Gazette speaks in nsths fol-
loving manner Of she Democratic dcke4. nom
i,t mated by The late convension ID this city
That's a,faif Bis obout The new, constellation
ydPolitieaIl the sickets eomPosed efmenaof