Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
MhIgs or SandnskY Canntr.

O"O " t'1S HiOS1 lnlPOItabt FCISCtlOhs ttat
has ever taken place in Ohio. is fast approach
ing, and it is Of the utmost consequence that
we secure thorough Organization Of the par
tyin this county. In order to effect complete
organization, we publish the following plan,
suggested by the Wing State Central Com
mittee as the most judicious and practical, and
urge upon our friends in the different town
ships to at once go to work
Anentirely new organic law will be in force
in few days. and the October election will
determine who shall carry into effect its pro-
visions, and administer the State government
under it, and who shall preside over the Ju-
dicial tribunals 1t will then be determined
whether the State government and the Judic-
iary shall be under the control Of those who
are guided BY sound and conservative princi-
ples or those who would disregard the right
of property, the obligation Of contracts, and
the cardinal principles of Republicanism.
The gulf which separates the two great
parties, has of late been widened and deepen
ed, and it is of the last consequence, that each
Wing in Ohio should express bis political prin-
ciples through the ballot box in October. A
neglected. this important duty will give to our
opponents the organization of the State Gov.
ernment under the new constitution.
Plan Of Organization.
I /. The County Central Committee. with as.
many others as will make their number equal
to the number of Townships in the County,
should form themselves into Club.
2. Let each member of the Club take
charge Of Township, and organize it as fol-
lows
i l. BY appointing committeeman in each
School District.
2. BY making out, with the aid Of the school
district committeeman, a list Of all the voters
in the township under the following heads:
i 'Whig,' Loco Doubtful
3. A few days previous (tlie day before if
practicable) to the election, The school district
committeeman should see each voter and de-
liver to him two Wing tickets enclosed in a
brief, spirited circular, urging him 10 attend
the polls.
A. Each school district committeeman
should be at the polls when open and check
off from his list as they come in; and at IL
O'Clock. If there should be any wings absent,
they should be sent for. Conveyances should
be provided and in readiness for this purpose.
! 5. Should there be any alien Wigs in the
county who are entitled to their naturalization
: papers, they should be aided in procuring
them.
: 6. Means ehould be adopted 10 procure the
attendance at the polls of all Wings who may
f from any cause, be unable to attend without
assistance. r
In cities and towns the same plan Of organ
izaton should be carried out. except that il
S should be done in wards and blocks instead o
school districts. and perhaps the furnishing o
tickets to voters previous 10 she election might
be dispensed with.
As an effective mode Of carrying out th,
foregoing plan Of organization, We would sug
: gest the following:
RI The Club being fnrmed as provided. ie
them meet at proper time To commence oper
ations-say about four weeks previous to III,
d rleciion-and designate some one or more 0
their number t4draft the necessary docu
mants, 10 Wit: An address or circular 70
the school district cdinmilteemen embracing
the plan Of Organize zillon and short circula
: for the Wing voters. It would also be wei
: to detail man al this meeting to attend th
' printing of tickets. and their distribution 70
: use at the polls.
The documents and tickets being printed
the { lub should again meet, and be prepare'
u with sufficient number of envelopes, shnul'
II 20 TO work. and put up of the short circular
e with two tickets in each envelope, a nunlbe
), sufficient for all the Wings in the county, ant
of the address for school district committee
: men embracing a number equal to the mum
e Der Of school districts in the county. This be
|. ing done and every thing in readiness th
y Club should agree upon u day to commenc
the work of organization.
At the time agreed upon let each membe
of the Club take sufficient number OF docu
: ments and repair to the township or disiIic
K assigned to him. If he is not sufficiently at
ic quainted and there should be Nhig towr
No ship clerk, call upon him and he can fprnis
!, all the necessary Information The number {
;! school districts, their location and the name
"a a proper person to be appointed committee
y man in each Having obtained this Ini"rmt
\. ton call upon each committeeman and infOrr
i. him that he has been selected by the Count
= Central Committee to attend to the organic;
OF tion Of his district. delivering to him his con
le mission in the shape Of the documents contain
E. ing plan Of organization and address. VIII
=, his aid make out list of all the voters in h
y district as directed in the plan of organization
n and direct TO each Wing in his district Il
circular containing two tickets, leaving VII
him few blanks to provide for Wings that
may have overlooked, or that may come I'M
/. his district before the election. 1t will be
o. the utmost importance that each school distri
= committeeman be seen and his duties fully e
W planned This can be much better and moi
w forcibly done By. personal interview, than
% written documents.
Ey Notwithstanding the "high order
talent" and grammatical and classical" e'
~ ucat;on Of the editor Of the Democrat, he seen
,o l.. vvof,ll,, deficient in the simple rules