The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-08-27
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'' ulcg ulul and IN November next their c0f;-
stItuents will vote as deprcciatingy as to the
election Of Col Fremont.
In regard to the above extract We have few
words to say. 1t cannot be denied that both
previous to and since his nomination. We have
been willing to accord to Col Ere mont every
particle of praise to which we thought he was
entitled, but as to the ellortof Col. Fremont in
relation to slavery in California it was certainly
new f1ature to US and we have determined to
ferret it out
We have now before us copy of the Consti.
tuition OF the State of California. 1t is signed
by lorty-cight delegates, and these forty-eiebt
were all the members Of the Convention who
formed the Constitution. Now Col. Frcnioft,s
name is not one of these forty eight, he was not
member of the Convention, nor have we any
record of his exertion in behalf of Introducing
freedom in California" We defy the Tribune,
orauy other Republican paper, to produce au-
thentlcative evidence, to the effect that he had
any influential part in keeping slavery out Of
! California.
In view of this we repeat that Col. Fremont
by no act of his own has ever proven himself
adverse to slavery. After the Constitution Of
- lli~ "''' auop'ou' Ooi' fremont was sent
as Senator to Congress and there he demon.
strated his views in relation to slavery. During
the q days he served in the Senate he cast
three votes relative to slavery, and every one Of
them WAS IN FAVOR OF PRO-SLA VERY
Loft La Al.
uON1sc rIpSr I'm. tIoT ~ 'iO i0Ooio hh-
1.,. or c.a..-,,- ,o-n :" 40 'a,U on ehe i2eh
W. n c.'1 op'11'll'I,' 4J'0' oii "i in'rooueea 1y
in ,he District ,f r,In,a '''lllllsH' =, 'i'Seiy
T..,. c.-,, S0''-''''' Aio" oiu he vote
A.. Gu. -.
of W. nn 1l,s'e, lh9W ofoverher OF oho) Dodge,
" !" ~ Der') W. llaie, seward oil N L., and
Ms ~ ~ ,':au.
p .sn ,i ensfs. = <ttchiSoh baslger Baldwin,
yi" Dei Ipenlon befrlen Bright, Butler,
TNy T0N IKE, IT, =, T,l9s Dayls, OF MISS, DAY
-yior9qn' po3ge, OF Iowa. Douglas, Dow
LIN iT T"nt L1"i5, etiIl' rI'EMoN 1, preene Ham
M@san AtTi1ei, zones hlhS Mangum
,stinn %9 sods ,J NSrIis, t lSalGo rlatt hush Se
oN''''u n Nv oi'elo1, 0iiitth' ooale pPrlance Stur-
and Winthr op-44 ~ ---'0''-''
See Senate Journal 1850 n sos
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FREIONI9S SECOND VOTE vas cost i,
days afterward, on the same subieet and to fl,
Same effect.
On the 18th of S,ptem5gr 1880 Mr. Pratt
having moved to take I'D bill to nrevent the on.
ticing orassisting slaves to escana from tbo;r
owners in the District of Columbia Mr. HaIo
moved that the bill be committed TO the Com.
&
nlittee on the District ofColum1ia with inytruc-
tons SO to amend it as to abolish slavery in tho
District ofCoIumb;a.
How did Fremont vote on this question:
Look for yourself:
Ycas-STessrs Baldwin Cboyo D,,;orM
Dodge of Wis. Ewinr HamIin san,srl 1as aa1
Winthrop-9. aE n n n n - ~
N.,,, Nro,..a.. t
po, I"{sInoSS,s: M AtchSon badger Batnwcll,
er Davis of Mss Dawson nSvroIS ISS 0tSS' nr po9P
son. Dodge of Iowa Dongl.s D,wns iaIa,
Foot FREM0ET tn,vpe ~ iIa.a agp"r'S' re,cnb
Joncs Kin, Wal6n MStn, 1tous!oh, 81 nuhsef' yer
bastian,, Shields, Smith, Soule, Spruce Stnras.
on, Turner, Underwood Wales, Whitcoinb and
u'o0.T-f fiL'5g 1aI
4A8"l'' Inc a'.S % 'A'ci'SoH and douglas, AMI
'i5 opponent Of the Rapabllcanle@ leaders.
iNr-NoN p ll11hp9 NoIE can receive
''lo s"nc'lon O. no. True. hearted Christian. 1t
was 's ioioMs' b ~. h'erwood Of kentucky,
i"V'l's callou up the olll ior the relief Of the
American Colonization Society which sought to
Try sDs 'iio eAlsi'seS lor nnantalilfls
4a t n y il'psiia VIC saves recapturea on
,i i crl e - s,i' .l''i0u was % ehgfoss the
o., s,,aI;F g,~ ~ o't'15' ~ "o~ oa rreeaom
! sa,s. . t'n'oA' s0's' LOOK upon tho re-
1gsaa as e
r. eas77NessrstlBadser = baldwin, Bell Chase.
VIZ Dodg, lJP If 5ows a" no,,a III loA, Dodge OF
Green Hale, Hamlln. JONES Man~nm .Paarce 5s,y,,
Pratt, Seward, Shields, Smith, Sprtiance. Stur
gaon; ~; Underwood, Wales; Walker, Whitcomb
. Butler, Dawson Dickson. Downs ,FBEMG5pSSyT'
Hunter, King Mason, lstlsk Sebastian sonlr.
iulheraha A't'oe-- 10y 7i'.
r lhfs wasthc most tiittiS,1sablo Of aiI Mod
6 ern Southern Shareholders even tot@l for the
) appropflat on Even Douglas tpself was "a
! Iavor otit'7 lbftlt@iam did Ffcmont voteg--
c With AtchisomasaailI,nhd RcntoIg and Butler.
and Hunter, aud Soalea Whom did ifc vote A.
gtinst? Dayton and Seward anil even moaer.
'''s ''o'i'''VFii 'i's''lel s' l'algef Tell, &c
95s EoHs iesa'o'iei s'loeoi Fol, s1l, pait 2 PIP,
'oY9.. i'ls1
Thcsc are 'alI faets, stfostautiatsi bv tho rec.