Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN,

'In this State we are organizing thorough
ly--an agent visiting every town-the work
will be done, and OUR VOTE GIVEN FOR
THE WHIG TICKET We have a hard
and close contest, but shall succeed l was
for many years on our Wing State Central
Committee, and think l am well posted up
as to our State"
A letter from Wing thoroughly in the
line of battle at Washington City, says
Pennsylvania came out no worse and per-
haps not so bad as We anticipated.
Scott is assuredly good for 10000 more votes
than any State candidate there.
"Ohio has done well--nobly admir-
ably. All honor to her indomitable Wings!
We stand far better than we we dared hope
in Ohio. 'Once more to the breach dear
friends, once more Scott, himself, will now
lead the column!" 5g
To all which. Ohio Wings everywhere re-
spond, Eyes siri We are at it,
The Loeofocos are Dragging and doing much
wind work. The Wings are less noisy, but
will give them touch not to their taste next
pull. la .fua.l
| 1t appears from the careful estimate, made
| by the Cincinnati Gazette, published hereto
fore, that on our Congressional vote we are
only beaten in the State some 5000 votes
a net gain over Governor Woods vote OF 81, ;
600! That will do for October. .--
The smoke of the contest clears away, and
the skies are bright. Everywhere, all over
the State, where our Wings have shown fight,
the cohorts of Locofocoism are broken and
scattered. One more Charge. with Old CHIP
PEwA at the head, will tell the story. On,
boys oni =..E -r.
A friend from AGron
1--WE don't care if the State has gone 49,
1000 against US. Scott is sure of the State any
how. You can set Summit county down
sure for 500 majority for Scott. l told you
when down there, that we would gain 800
certain, and 400 if We could, but know now
500 is the least he can get and would not
be at all surprised if he gets 600. Our can
dldste for Congress got $40 majority over
Bliss, the most popular man you can find any
where, and We certainly he got the votes Of
100 good Whigs and not vote was cast for
Lyman but will be cast for Scott; then you
see we have 4Io, and no one doubts but that
we will get 100 who were not out and who
voted the straight Democratic ticket, who will
vote for Scott. Every man that can cast
vote will be out in this county, mean every
one that viii cast a vote for Scott was talk
ing with Democrat yesterday, from Racine,
Wisconsin. He says he does not know of
Democrat on the Lakes but that is going to
vote for Scott himself included--ssys there
is nothing else talked of along the Lakes but
Scott '" 7#'+@~# ~
d That's mighty good talk-do you hear it
Well, thea, push on. and do the thing You say.
Old sleepy Ross begins to rub. open her
eyes and talk right out in meetin'' in this
wise:
ave are commencing an active organiza-
ton, and viii give a good account of ourselves
in November -
Whom Ross begins to organize, it is sign
that all the rest of the State is in blaze
Well, do the work, boys Of Ross! Your coun-
ty is not yet stricken from the map of Wing
sympathy. Redeem yourselves-you can,
you ought, and we believe you will
A letter from Georgetown, Brown county,
says: I'VE have had very exciting contest
in our District for Congress. which has pre-
vented the effort we are now making at or
ganization. We carried our county for Mr..
Barrsre the Whiq candidate for Congress,
against a party majority of 700 votes.s We
will do BETTER in our District for Scott than
We did for Taylor by ONE THOUSAND
votes" All right-push on that column.
The following is from Elyria:
"The Wings here fee.a very sanguine.-I
They know of numbers who voted with the
two opposing parties who will vote for Scott
came here from Medina to-day. Mr.. b
and Mr.. H assured me they should do much
better at the next election 5s
From Morgan. friend writes: aEa sle.
Il have dedicated the coming two weeks
to the election of General Scstt From facts
in my possession, put down Morgan SIS for
Scott. Muskingum will gain largely over her
last vote. Our Wings stand in
solid column anxiously awaiting the Ides of
November" Very well: push on that col
umn too
From Mercer we have assurances that the
vote will be out and the Locofoco majority re-
duced. -f [.H
In short the State is everywhere the same
1t is all fudge and nonsense to suppose the
people will be ungrateful to such friend of
theirs and of bis country as Winfield Scott
has proved himself to be.
Some persons feared that the Dragging of
the Locofocos would tend to discourage our
friends. but has produced the opposite result
They now see plainly that Ohio can be cqrri-
ed for Scott; and that to overcome the FIVE or |
six thousand majority against us, in the Con-
gressional vote, will require not one-fourth of
the Wing votes that were permitted to re-
main at home.
The stubenville Herald SAYS: ain Jcffer-
son county, last year, the whole Wing ticket
was defeated-this year We have elected four
candidates out of nine! And, although we
lost some fifty Freesol Wing votes in Mt
Pleasant and Smithfeld townships, this year,
we have made clear gain over last years
vote, of fSon $50 to 200"
Jefferson county will give a handsome ma
jority for Scott. .
The Wing majority in Huron county is
about 800 on the State ticket, and 475 for
Congress. The Reflector says, that while
the Locofoco vote was full in every township.
not less than 800 Wings absented themselves
from the polls from apathy, regarding the
StnFn and cnu alooFio1 of Et.I,,