Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
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Fremont, IN the United States Sensie, voted
always with the ultra so1lheineis.
Fremont, m The United States Senate, voted
sgaiusi gwen bounty lands 10 the widows and
children of the deceased soldiers Of the war
Iof 1912.
Fremont, in California, purchased immense
numbers Of horses and cattle, which the Gov
srnment bad toPay for, but not Que Of which
ever was devoted 10 Government uses.
Fremont, 10 California, made loans Of in
Ihabiian,s, all Of which he put in bis own poe
kel, and with portion Of which he bought
The Mariposa claim, and the United States had
10 reimburse the individuals from whom he
borrowed, with interest
FremoHt 10 California, was guilty OF mutt
ny and other military .ciimes, for which be
was dismissed from The United States Amy.
Ftemont 10 California, during The wSr with
Mexico, always arrived loo laie 10 take part in
any conflict with The enemy, and, as Commo-
Idore Stockton says, never wos in the right
place Of the Tighi time. #
Fremont, while exploring the Rocky Monpt-
aims, Teshly disregarded the advice Of exper-
fenced guides, placed his men in a position of
The utmost peril, and then deserted them
leaving them 10 die OF starvation end cold.
Fremont, after having left his company to
almost certain death, received from ihe'milita-
ry commandant at Taos, New Mexico, large
number OF raiions for their benefit, and in
sead OF taking or ascending them himsel start
ed for California with them not caring whe-
ther those whom he had 50 inlllmanly DESERT
ed should perish or not.
Ffemont, in California, while acting as
'Indian Agent, made The ignorant sayages give
receipts 10 his undefings for two or three
times The amounts received by them, and poe
keted the profis.s
Fremont, in The United States Senate, COM
United an assault upon brother Senator-an
old, weak msn-for words spoken in debate,
and then challenged him TO fight duel.
Fremont, in California, challenged Colonel
Mason 10 fghta duel.
Fremont, is partner in the firm Of Palmer,
Cook d Co., New York, land and stock spec
ulators. To them was intrusted the money 10
pay The interest on the Stale debt of Califor-
mia and the city debt of San francisco. That
Interest they did not pay, and thus the credit
Of that State and that city was dishonored.-
The money was spent in securing the, nomina-
iion Of Fremont.
Fremont 10 California, was habitual gam-
bier, and was seen 10 loose $4,000 (probably
Government money! in one night, in one of
The most notorious "hells" in San Fan
cisco.
Fremont, protesting 10 be an ultra Freesoil-
eF, is the owner OF slaves--good authority
says seventy Eve. H -
Fremont, protesting 10 be a gentleman, has
allowed The name Of his wifeio be used with
the utmost familiarity by foul mouthed, negro
woTshping brawers.
Fremont, according to his own father in
law, Colonel Benton, ais no more fiji to be
resident OF the. United States than child /;
the caution and prudence so much required in
that position are no part Of his nature /: he has
had no experience, and no man whose antece-
dents are like those OF Fremont can be quali-
fed to be President"
Fremont accepted with olacrity the nomina-
lion Of tue Know Nothings-a party which
pfoscnbes o man on account of his BIRTH
place or religion. II.
Fremon; is the nominee Of the Black Re-
Ipublicsns-a party whose aim is the discoiu-
ttion Of the Union.
Fremont Is supported by The "rifie clergy"
men Who claim 10 be ministers Of Christ,
bot whose. every word and act are hellish in
their character.
Ffsment Is supported by the advocates Of
Msine lowism, and OF every other pernicious,
ridiculous and disgusting ism.
Fremont is supported, equally zealously,
by the Phorisee and the Atheist, the Puritan
and the Scoffer.
'0h, hol what nominee
Is John c. Fremont Of Maripozee n
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