Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-28
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The Ball Rolling On:

are very fattering.n
Another 'front.' Southwest says; II think
we shall be able to give General Scott more
than the Wing strength in this country.'.
Another from the Northwest says: .Quite
as much zeal and energy are exhibited in this
part Of the district as in any prior campaign
since s4o,'
Another speaking of the Wings of his
country, says: ny word for ii, they will do
better than ever before"
Another says eve are awake here; +
think I am not mistaken in the strong hope Of
giving Ohio to Scott"
Another says: "The prospect Of gaining
pretty largely from the Locofocos ia incrsss- {
ling. Almost every Whig converse with,
spoke of knowing Locofocos who will vote
for Scott"
Another says: I'm this district We con6den.
tly expect decided decrease of the Locofoco
majority. Whig documents, and especially
Lives of SeorT, are largely read, and Wo hear
OF many who have acted with the other par
~ who will vote for ScoTrss'
Another saysa' Old Fuss and Feathers Is
not only 6rst in war. first in peace, but heis
first in the hearts ofthe people Of this region.
g We cut the following from the Cincinnati
Communicated
To THE EDIroH OF THE ESoUIRER- SIR:
~ most cheefully acceptth the name of Apos-
tate from the corrupiions Of Locofoeoism
You could not do me a greater favor than To-
say that am an Aposiatate from the ranks
of the rotten party to which you belong.
IF you would like to know, II can inform
M, a.
Apostates in this city and county
e Z. GInpoSs.
And still another:
For the Cincinnati Atlas
MR. ED1roR;-We as German voters Of
the second Congressional District of Hamilton
county, wish, through the medium of your
valuable political paper, to make our views
known to the Delegates. of the Wing Counsy
Convention, TO meet at Mount Pleasanton the
1 9th inst, for the purpose of nominating q
Wing county ticket
We have. foEmany years past, voted and
acted with the Democratic party, supposing
the principles Of that party true to the great
Interests of our adopted home, and the free
Eiastitutions of our glorious and independent
country. But, satisfied from the movements
Of the late Democratic Convention, the inter-
estsof our country and her Institutions are
no part Of the creed ofthe present leaders Of
that party: on the contrary, seIfemulation IS
the sole object of these; demagogues. We
know them well now. We know their love
for the Dutch. They would ride into office
through our votes, and then kick US for stu.s
pidity We now frankly confess We have
been duped for years, and sincerely hope our
brethren will not ain in the dark long as
We have. We shall, each Of US use every effort
to give them light that they may see sooner.
than We have the error they have fallen into.
We suggest to the delegates Of the Con-
yentlon, not, however, in spirit Of dictatieH.
the policy of nominating Judge Satin as the
candidate for Congress in the Second Con-
gressionai District; for him and The entire
Wing ticket we.pledge ourselves for Eve hum
hundred German voters who hare never voc
ted the Wing ticket.
Nichlas Maringer, E. H Merkel, Frank
/ Krieger, Henry Bohne. Francis Noll, VAL.
Weisel, John Appelmann. Joseph Brodbeek.
Albert Schmidt, Christian Mryer. Charles
Miller. Jacob Heriye. Michael Geisler, Ma.h.
Felix, Fransis Ries.
A resident of Cincinnati, now here, saysshe
knows the signers of the above paper.and they
are every one Of them substantial, influential
Germans, whom he supposed 10 be as firm
| in the Locofoco faith as the hills They are
learning the difference between sham de-
mocracy and real democracy.
Another letter says: The feeling TO
prevalent among all the Wings of this sec
ton"
The story appears to be everywhere the
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