Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
NUMBER a.



-ta Change Of FE0me. sqaei iad4
A sight, at once novel and curious was ex. z
hibited in yesterdays Mirror As iAs hsadsH
Of ito colums was seen the Mh0le sDsmocfatse
Ticket Such a thing has not been seen foE
thelast three Or four years, and may there
fore be considered fair subject Of cohnmeu 4
4: might have been expected that this fall-
ing back into the arms,of Cass.fsn On thee
part Of paper that has fos years been snaaa- Gi
edin denohneing The politicisns Of that fIrs6a
would have been, attended with some declasai
ration, some reason, or some aeknonledauentr
Of past errors and new light 10 E aisOniewliasa
brief article by the editors, We have their dest
claration-not Of adepsndemce--.busiof s0.ne.o
thing else; and, Is the new order asofi fhines
that is to prevail. viii be Of some interess TO-
the people hereabouts, We propose % exauains
the pr0zsnlcSG1eenf0s "a gla7 ssa fHu 95dHq
The Mirror says thescandidases Of fae Cass
Democracy present claim 20 itsanpposs. f0rd
having been in favor Of the new Constitutes 81
From the moment the Wings put their ticksf5
in nomination, it says, il tsenteffained and exsa
pressed the wish that the opposite party ysndaid
not embaTass theyofe which Is nov 10 beta
ken upon the final adoption Of the eonsilntion.
by erroneous and inconsderate positions upon
the Mirrors readers that the vote is still - be
taken upon the t6Bzl adoption of the Consli-
tuition, = as the general impression is and GoE.z
Wood hass certified, that that eTena Aook placa
on the 18th of June last Being soneMhas &C.
q less, therefore, the meaning Of shs phrases
friend has suggested that titis fhist The instGnsz
mens itself Is adopted but being an emanaro
ton from the minds Of certain Of The f,Demo-a
cFacys and there being an intimate eonnscrs
tion between cause and effect, she absurdilyd
of separating the two appears; therefore the
Gonstition cannot Strictly bessaid to'hasa been
adoPtsd uutil those Eho, ihngs eparta IN its
creation shall also have been sadopied~ intos
comfortable Offices IiubsaJ SH .s sst
+ But,the Mirror has been anxious that thiaa
issue should not be embarrassed by eT=oneousi
and ineonsiderate positions pOnisationalqheas
tionsS and says: we hasen not been disapsI
pointed. Then the the Gasa DenoctacY aaoD
on the right groundiapon national qqesliope;
Relating to national matters they iezpressly.
say that they adhere 10 The posihons dt6tens
ini1e4s andresafffmed IN 1s50.aud thisisdU
they say.at They stand, then. precisely,
the stood a0heR the RiTrorLs1 then and Nlisus,
they have stood while il has denounced lhena
and refused to support theixlcandidaieas 20
Since the Convention Of l84e however d
new question has arisen IN national affairs. On
this question the Mirror has been particDlarly
fierce We meanthe Fugitive Slave LaW.-h
Nothing short its unconditional repeal Heuld,
satisfy that indignant sheet President FIJI
more has been enathemalized for signing The
Unconstitutional enactment mark that, Piedg-
ed not 70 interpose bis veto,except upon cone
lstitutiouaI grounds, the Mirror has claimed
that il would have been 20 violation of that
pledge 10 have reused bis sanction 70 the
|biil Yet, Ne see at the head 81 the colunnl
ofthat sheet. the name of Reuben Wood,
man whom ia 1880. before be expressed any
opinion on the subject, the Mirror refused 20
support In his inaugural Message last RinteR
he completely exoneEates Mr. Fillmofe BY
giving Il as his deliberate opinion 81 lhe
Fugitive Law IS Coastis oadE and that those
who resist its execution are gully of wrong.
| Has not the Mirror ckaaoed Jroate Bdk,saYs
our neighbor, the Democratic Cpnvention
has given this odius law the arebuke of silent
Contempt Awful What severe bloR the
t@Compromise' has Revived as the hands 6f
the indignant Denocracy On question
which, for months, has been claimed 10 Be the.
most vital; which has agitated the country
from center 10 eircumferenee, the Cas- Demo
c;racy has made rs mar say;ng aotasag
abom ii and hat IS the chiyalFous blow at
amonster Slayery,g which has brought TIE.
Mirror back again to the foldi ",rhs oEnis.
sion 70 endorse The compsomise, IS not only
conspicuous, but significant.
| What-say those former members Of the
Whig party, who have been indeed BY the
hollow profession Of pretended boilers rom
cass-iism on the subject Of slavery 20 leave
their old political associations Are these
reasons sufficient 10 satisfy tssas that theYean
better carry out their peculiar views By going
over 20 the support Of a party whose tailylng
CRY, in ls44 was Polk Dallas and Texas and
whose leader, ls4s and nos0 IS author of the
Nicholson letter, iustifying the eFtsasioN %
sla1erys Before performing such . sOuaeset
men win pause and reflect 9s
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