Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Fremont, in the l. S. Senate, voted al
ways with the altra southcrners.
Fremont, in the L. s. Senate, voted
against giving bounty lands to the widows
and children of the deceased soldiers Of the
war Of 1912
Fremont, in California, purchased i'm
mcnse numbers of horses and cattle, which
the government had TO pay for, but not one
of which ever was devoted to government
uses.
Fremont, in California made loans of In
habiiants, all of which, he put in his own
pocket, and with a portion of which he
bought the Mariposa claim; and the United
States had to reimburse the individuals
from whom he borrowed, with interest.
Fremont, in California, was guilty Of mu-
tiny and other military crimes, for which
he was discharged from the L. s. army.
Fremont, in California, during the war
with Mexico, always arrived too late to
take part in any conflict with the enemy,
and. as Commodore Stockton says, never
was in the right place at the right time.
Fremont, while exploring the Rocky
Mountains, rashly disregardcd the advice
of experienced guides, placed his men in a
position of the utmost peril, and then de
serted them; leaving them to die Of starva-
ton and cold
Fremont, after having left his company
to almost certain death, received from the
military commandant at Taos, New Next
co, large number of rations for their ben
eft, and, instead of taking or sending them
10 those who SO much needed them, kept
them himself, and started for California
with them-not caring whether those whom
he had SO inhumanIy deserted should per-
lsh or not.
Fremont, in California, while acting as
Indian Agent, made the Ignorant savaees
give receipts to his underlings for two and
three times the amounts received by them,
and pocketed the profits.
Fremont, in the L. : Senate, committed
an assault upon brother Senator-all
old, weak man-for words spoken in de-
bate, and then challenged him to fight a
duel.
Fremont, in California. challenged Col.
Mason to fight dnel
Fremont Is a partner in the firm Of Pal
mer, Cook ~ Co, New York-land and
stock Spectators. To them was intrusted
the money to pay the interest on the State
debt of California and the city debt Of San
francisco. That interest they did not paw,
and thus the credit of that State and OF
that city was dishonorcd. The money was
spent III securing the nomination Of Ere
mont.
Fremont, in California, was a habitua
gambler, and was seen to lose 81 900 (prob
ably government money! in one night, il
one of the most notorious "hells, in Sar
Francisco.
Fremont, protesting to be an ultra free
soiler, Is the owner of slavcs-good author
ity says seventy five.
Fremont, protesting to be gentleman
has allowed the name of his wife to be usel
with the utmost familiarity by foul mouth
ed negro-worshipping brawlers.
Fremont, according to his own flther-in
law, Col. Benton, els no more fit to b,
President 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 ma,
whose antecedents are like those Of Fremon
can be qualified to be President"
Fremont accepted, with alacrity, thu
nomination of the know nothings,-;
party which proscribes a man on accoun
of his birth place or religion.
Fremont is the nominee of the black re
publicans; party whose aim is the disso
luton of the Union.
Fremont is supported by the "rinc clcr
gy;' men who claim to be ministers o
Christ, but whose every word and act ar,
hellish in their character
| Fremont is supported by the advocate