Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-14
shadows ortIe Coming Event.

Iho Ieven Is working gloriousiy, uown
East. New Hamshire-the native State
Of FRANKLrN PiERcE, the strong hold Of
pure, unmitigated Loeofocoism-bas vaul.
ted completely out of the ring and stands,
as frightened puglist, brusing the noses
of her Senators, her Representatives and
the Administration II was deemed by the
President that his State was so true as to
follow him. like devoted dog through all
his lodges; and only when the election Of
Senator came up. did the truth flash upon
his mind by the dog showing his teeth and
uttering an "uterridei" growl Then there
was furry at Washington, and H1BBARD
and WILLIAMS mounted a lightning train TO
hurry home in hot paste to whipin the
rebelious cur. But il would no: do. The
dog had got bis back up and promises
of foder, Of the lions share of the Govern
ment carcass, no more appeased the ire
than would the promise Of the annexation
of the North Pole. In defiance of the
instructions" of the president, in spite Of
the money, and liquor, and spoils Of his
"agents," the Legislature has refused 10
select Senator, aud has given the Admin
istraton, which once had hearty support,
the cold comfort of this series Of resolutions :
The first resolution reiterating the prin-
cipes promulgated in 1850 by the House,
declaring against the introduction of Sla-
very into free Territories, and of the erect
ion of any Territory without its prohibition,
was pu. to vote and adopted by 100 to lls.
"The second resolution was passed by a
vote OF 1855 to lI6. Ii deprecated the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
"The third resolution, approving OF the
course of Messrs. KTTERIDGE and Nor
IsoN in Congress in voting against the Ne
braska bill. passed by vote OF l5G to 100.
"The forth, which disapproves of the
conduct of Senators WILLIAMS and Hin
BARD, was also carried by vote of l52 to
M"
This from NeW Hamshre! What shall
we not hope for after such an expression Of
contemp. for the Executive which, one
year since, was its pride and its boast? 1t
must be evident. TO every candid mind, that
this state of things could only have been
induced by the course of tha; Executive in
ou,raging the rights, the feelings and the
wishes of its frends-in beh aging the
interests of that portion of the Union which
it was bound by fellowship, by gratitude,
and by once avowed sympathy. to pro-
tect.
ln view of President PIERcE's unqual-
flied desertion of Northern principles, and
his endorsement of purely Southern
policy, the spirit of '78 is at last aroused
IN the right quarter; and led off by New
| Hampshire, the States, stretching from
Maine to Minnesota, will form in SOLID PhaI-
anx to battle against the power which the
weakness, or the turpitude of the Admin
istraton, has allowed toget the upper hand
Connecticut has followed in the declar
alton of rights; and by the vote Of sensure
passed upon her Senator, ToUCEY. by the
Legislature, We recognise the presence ol
the Leaven ofFreedom.
Michigan has come into the line; and
her recent nomination of full, fusion
ticket shows that the L"aven iS also there
and that the DAYS of General Cass and hi
Pro slavery party are numbered IN the
Wolverine State.
Maine has shown her utter repugnanct
to the schemes Of the party in power; and
by the split in the Democratic ranks OF thu
State, the friends of freedom are assured
of the election Of Wing Governor ant
Legislature. Cheering comfort, indeed
! from the far North East.
Ohio follows next in the movement of he
forces. Tomorrow she makes Ter decfdr
alton Of right and hoists The banner o
Fredom. Locofocoism, Pro Slaveryism, cor
ruprion, Legislative imbecility, is al an end
let us pray and Freedom. Right, Justic
and shall once more be the watchM ord o
our people.
MAY the Leaven work until every North
ern State comes out with an anti-Slavery
anti Administration anti corruption protest
Then shall the North have power on h.
floor of Congress which dares to assert it
rights and to compel their observance
Then shall The "chivalary." which now in
suits and taunts us in defeat, learn tha
this Republic cannot. shall not be Repnh
lie of slaves-that free territory shall b
free. Let there be an earnest heart in thl
crisis, and the Good Time cannat be ia
distant-Sandusky Register.