Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
FOB FREMONT.

The Milwaukee Daily Wssconsisa, for many
years the most candid, and not the least influ-
entail Democratic paper in this State, hoists the
name of JOHN c. Fremont as its candidate for
the Presidency. Like thousands of others of
old Democrats, who neither hold nor seek office,
the editor of the Wisconsin resolved to let his
influence be felt the side of usiice, Freedom,
and Humanity.
We quote the closing remarks of the WiScoa-
si,. in taking this noble stand:
Briefly then, We shall support JoHS c. FIRE.
MONT of California, ior President OF the aIted
States
frst.-Because he is the Man for the times
he Is nationai al tbs pr4neipies--de riocIatle
All Ais instincts, ana e,.elil It's i.slnles
and the OTeat 4" Is, for Inc INST t4.ne III the
history of our i,epubilc viii nave Us due weight
III tne admin LIST. ION of tue government. We
are now treated as UNANIMOUSLY, 10 II We were
the provinces Oh Al EuIotjean Emperor.
Second y-HIs synpatoles are Win free man
IL ali their aspirations 10 improve tiielr
tion by tneir own IndomilaDe ludustfy-,.ld -
/ a poor boy oil South Carolina he worh eu
himself up until he has commanded Position
and rank, anu has uuw Tue IaIreSb prospect Oh
becoming the next President great l.e ~ b.
/ lac.
1hSrGy-HlS European reputation Is his
/ LAG ihAiihS Ol Cult AlltAL Oii
/ OF BIS acquisitions 10 ne treasures OF Science
with sucn .len as The great tiuMBoLuI, ana tnat
rel utatlOn ana his Character enoe.e tAe
tlnuahce "l nonofaole eace-,Le DAesseu nlo-
Tier oI plenty -Wlih ali Lne nations ot Eur ole
/ Fo"TAUy.-Coi- FREMONT Is young wI,A
generous Impulses and woLlu as iresIuent vi
the United States give consider alton and pI ON
thence to young men, and thus Wake up the
country from that stupid, IIieiess old togyiStn
which Is now a well known characteristic oI the
present Administration.
t ffJlhiy-W support him because he /, world
wide III his SYM athles and Is opposed to the
/ political proscriptIon of any one, native or for
eIgner account of his birth place or his reIly-
/ ious belief.
I Si1thig-The election Of Fremont is the wav
and the path to secure Kansas against the Invas-
/ ION OF the Missouri ruffyns-auu hence It's ont,
chance OF becoming a Free 5 ,ate.
| SoIe7tMg.-As PRESIDENT lie wlil see that lie
doctrine of popular suverelgnlty fairy cal :
red IN the Territories wl,Icn botu the Pierce
and Douglas and Buchanan partisan, have 1e-
pudIaed Ia tLeir Platform, and what Is sill
more significant III their aciIuLs
! nile taking THIS stand, We have been the
most PANIED from the CONSCIOUSNESS that may
differ from many ot our Old tIieLds. We lay {
/ III unison, supported Andrew jackson, We have
stood together untalterlngly even III The trying
+ days OF lo4O-we gave our labor and our IunL-
eHce IN order to carry the vote OF W IscunSu Tor
! Lewis Cas5. We supported Franklin Pierce
under the hope, when has been most sadly
3 blasted, that he would be the President OF tue
whole country. But we feel that our consist
ency, our honor and our duty-wIli not permit
us 10 give support to continuance oi that dam
gerous administration W e trust that We snail
not sever from old friends, for there are tens Of
thousands OF democrats who gave their votes tor
Franklin Pierce, who VIII now give their votes
for JOHN Q. FReMoSr, Is the best and truest dem
ocrat, IN life, character and principles OF all the
candidates presented for the suiIra5es of the
American People. May God sustain the Right,
will be the wish of THAI vast body of voters IN
our country, who ask no ofiice-but Justly de-
I mand good government, administered IN accord
ance with the early principles of the fathers of
our Republic. and for the securing OF such gov
eminent the true should be willing 10 give
his treasure. his health, aud his hfe-if need be-