Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-07-03
which he retired on the death of the Presi.

which he retired on the death of the Presi
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RATIFIcATIoN.-The people last evening
needed no call to ratify. The programme
was one of their own construction. Music
rockets, shouts, congratulations were the or
der of exercises, and crowds came to the GER
emony, and were succeeded by crowds agAin
While we are writing. the people are gath
eriug, with music and shouts. to ratify the
nomination of Scott and Graham. [Cin Atlas.
From the Buffalo Rough notes.
Above, our readers will find the ticket pre-.
sented by the Wing National convention for
the sufrages and support of the Wing Party.
It is one to which Wings from all quarters Of
the country can cheerfully rally. ticket that
deserves, as it will receive, the support Of the
entire party, That it will be triumphantly
elected, we do not suffer ourselves to doubt.
The intelligence of the nomination of WIN
FIELD SCOTT for President and WILL
lam A: GRAHAM for Vice President, will
be eminently satisfactory to the Wings of the
Empire State, although many Wings here, as
in other portions Of the Union. desired the
nomination of different man for the Cheif
Magistracy, we have faith 10 believe that
there will be no detection, and no sluggish
Eess in our ranks WINFIELD SCOTTis
acceptable to the Wings Of the Nation: he
will receive their united suffrages, and will
be triumphantly elected
From The Ohio State Journal:
We have the unspeakable satisfaction of
announcing to the People of Ohio, that the
nominee Of the Wing National Convention is
MAJOR GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT,
for next President We have no time. and
fortunately there is no need. in America, or
any other civilized country on the face Of the
Globe, to state who and what he is.
From the Springfield Republic
No one will enquire of his neigbor, who is
GENERAL SCOTT; for all know him from
the least to the greatest He is known-his
acts are known-all know him as the grea-
test General of the age, and as Statesman
of eminet capacity. His nomination as the
candidate the Whig party for the Presi-
dency, in now raising shout of gladRess from
Maine to the Rio Grande; and every mind,
and every heart respond to the animating
cry, the conviction that he aUII be elected.
Every face here. except those of certain
class called locofoeos, is wreathed with smiles.
The word is con to victory" HURRAH far
GENERAL SCOTT !! III
From the Dayton Gazette.
RECEPTION OF THE NoMINAT1oN.-The an
nouncement of GEN. SCOTS namnaGion
yesterday by the Whig National Convention,
was received by the wings of shis city with
degree of satisfaction and enthusiasm not less
deep and universal than that which proceeded
the campaign of ls4e. The news was hailed
with a shout at the telegraph Office. where
anxious crowd had collected, and in less than
half an hour afterwards it would have been
impossible to meet a Wing whose countenance
was not covered with smiles all over "Huz-
zah for Scott!" was the salution of whig to
whig. and "Give us your hand on that" was
the invariable response.
All was life and animation during the day
and in the evening the people collected, almost
spontaneously, in font Of the Court House,
to rasfy, or rather to congratulate each other
upon the nomination. The crowd did not num-
Der less than thousand, and the warmest
enthusiasm appeared to animate the mass.