Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-10

were intriguing in politics. Jol
mont was in the mountains Il
wilderness, and with a CHAR.
and unsullicd. / shall vote p'o5
cause Of his executive power TON
lieve that God has given hin Pass
to lead. (Cheers.) VIVA, i. 'u'
clans gain by experience, Jal, !
mont had when he was made
He has honesty, is discrimias,;.
men, has natural capacity to
command (; and no man has d.. i
cities higher, Next 10 Wiesls, ing
think I should select J. c. Ps ont
the best example of comma a II
Mus. Statesmen in Wasbip,. fhel
have utterly failed in ,iie Fa has
Fremont in his exploras soui
California during the AIezi. DUR
(Cheers.) Besides these eaaf
on the right side, and with III, :
doubly armed. Hehas said
the side Of Liberty, and on ID -
Liberty only, and there viii
the end" Now, then, as to u.
licism, I win state, to begin 81,
he is a Catholic, he has as cod noe
to be a Catholic as you hayet
testant. say that as Pms 6
mister. Dun
This country tolerates t pen
opinions Of men. Woe is ii. 'a'
tany body of men are put dow 80
of their religion (Chcers.) TN
mont were a jesuit or Pre- :,
their official relations 10 a fos -. :.
ty, it would make some difsv -.
if he were a communicant -:
Catholic Church, It is ro5o3
It is the American doctrine, j
from the beginning. andIh On
be to the end, that man Is p ees
his religious belief 70 10 bur
party, or body Of men, Bat con
alone CHEERS. In thec4ada iace
right j. c. Fremont was fsa
Protestant mother, and at th8u
teen years wa confirmed
Bowen Of the Protestant E ~
Church, and his children haves -;
lied in the same Church, All
this day as much of Pro.a I
copalian as any Bishop Of aa 2,
I don't believe there can be Won
! history such persecution is N
! urged against John c. Fgy Tn
> Of his supposed Catholicism. G 70 z
day last, the Rev. Dr.'DeTa IN
!, Dr.. Robinson, the Rev DE4 VOL
Rev. Mr.. Field, visited Cj & ieH
n After other conversation ihg =
:. if he had been educated a -
= Episcopalian. He said he Isl Pre-
it then inquired if be bad erer 10 eve
II those doctrines and he said he h. Pa.
+ had reason to renognce them. Il ~.
v asked Are you, or have you ilIa,
i Rom an Catholic 2 He s lire
ir not, nor have I ever been u new
! Gentlemen, these men will g1 and
). in next Thursdays Ecan9a nn
i then I? 1t will be publisheja- and
,r morning, and on Thur:da! cess
: ErpreSs viii have a pang thro
# More Proof" (Grom b
d press.) I wonder that aan Z
v publish such lies dare sleePa@ 'o1
= Laughter.) don't meant poa
d editors of the cypress are '''ie
,e men, but I do say that Tas Two
Al like the Mississippi for leas i
% Missouri for dirt, and ever ie,.
the head to the Gulf is ale FL.
ID Laughter.) But we are 10 SIN
4 in this campaign. ! have VIE
E. lieye that il God had intends coz,
,e this Republic, he would haze viii
O. fore this day, when wehayea am
m 50 much. Itseems TO Ime tAea esi
= is speaking through die J
le whole people, crying, COM lils
$. Liberty is rising, and she vi
lis casting light even TO the fa Ed
ne Of the Pacific, until she sal4 bad
ID of the world, our Joy, God' ard
n. earth's blessing (ProIoaga- q I.
at Worse and Vas oet
ry Mr. Buchanan's Yirga 9ili
he Richmond Enquirer, is 10 poll
: demanding that all free fro'
90 North shall be reduced wis
Mt would rob them Of their 10
n also. Free men,-aye' | 81
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