Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
QolittcaI 9ntelli9rncc,
The People are ArOusing and Re-izind-
ling the Watch-yiTes of 1910!
TIE R4LLYING CRY Is


ling the Watch-yircs of 1910!
THE RALLYING CRY IS
ssFREM0NT AND DAYTON!''
The Way II Goes.
The Republican press of Ohio unfurls the
banner of Fremont and Dayton with will
We could fill our paper with the most spir-
itied extracts. Ohio will vote overwhelm-
ingly for Fremont and Dayton.
The Hardin County Republican says: AT
''raising' down in Dudley Township one
dav this week, twenty-four of the neighbors
had assembled. The platforms of the Re
publican and Pro-Slavery democracy" par
ties were read aloud. A vote was called
for-and twentv-three voices ascended for
Freedom and Fremont, while one 'puny-
one" went down for BuehaEan and Slavery.
The State Journal of Saturday says a
German Fremont Club was formed in Co
lumbus last night, and adds:
SIGNs.-We see by a new sign on the
front of the building that the name of Hes
senhauer's Hall, the great headquarters Of
of the Germans in this city, has been chang
cd to Fremont Hall. Signs, sometimes, as
well as straws, show which way the wind
blows.
The Oswego Times of Friday says: The
Pulaski Democrat, the Democratic organ
for Eastern Oswego county, refuses to 90
the Buchanan ticket. Its editor, AIf. Hatch,
was the Democratic candidate for Senator
last fall He has resolved he can't travel
the downward road" any farther.
The Richmond Ia, correspondent of the
indianapolis Journal writes: At barn
raising yesterday, forty-two persons were
present. A vote was called for, which re-
suited as folIows-Fremont Al, Fillmore l,
Buchanan O..
Again: Last week, under similar cir
cumstances, 20 persons being present, Ere
mont got 70 votes and Buchanan 0.
The largest and most enthusiastic politi-
cal demonstration ever made on the Wa
bash came off at LAFAYETTE since the nomi-
nation of Fremont. 1t was mass meeting
of the Freemen of the 8th Congressional
District The Journal estimates the num-
Der present at $4,000. There were 5000
in procession.
The Cincinnati Commercial gives the
following political sign on the 'ragin'
canawl." 4 gentleman Of our acquaintance
familiar with the canal boatmen, has been
at pains during two days past to learn the
politics of those navigators bold, and has
found them thus-for Fillmore 5, Buchan-
an 4, Fremont p.
Impromtu Ratification Meetings held on
the receipt of the news of the nomination of
Fremont and Dayton, have evinced a spirit
and enthusiasm on the part of the people
far ahead of 1910. At -Urbana, Gen. Ma
son of Springfield, Senator Brand and 9TH
ers, made rousing speeches. AT Bellefon-
taine, J. N. Root and others. At Mansfield
the best feeling prevailed, and the Herald
pledges 800 majority for Fremont in old
Richland. The ratification meeting in
Newark was the largest political gathering
in Licking for five years. Messrs. Bucking-
ham, Stanberry and Humphrey addressed
the people. Mr.. Stanberry was a member
of the House of Representatives with Clay
and Buch anan.
The National Era, which as we perceive,
is represented in some of our exchanges as
spurning the Philadelphia Republican nom
ination, comes decidedly and warmly to
their support in the last issue. We also OBJ
serve nearly every American and Wing pa
per on our exchange list in the interior of
this State, has put up the flag of Fremont
and Dayton. 1t is evident that the mass
ofvoters Of Pennsylvania and probably the
whole North, will soon be arrayed in two
and Breckenridge on the
one side, and for Fremont and Dayton on
the other, and that the struggle will be a
vigorous one on both sides there can be no
question.-PittsBurg Dispatch.
The Worcester Palladium, heretofore one
of the most influential democratic papers in
Massachusetts, has repudiated the Cincin-
natl platform and run up the Fremont flag.
The three American journals in New
Hampshire-the H Concord Reporter, the
Episcopal organ of Gov. Metcalf, the Man
chester american, and the Portsmouth Bal
lot-have all declared for Fremont.
The Hartford Courant-the leading or
gan of the North American party of Con-
necticut--swings the Fremont and Dayton
banner to the breeze.
Hon. Francis Granger, once the main pill.
lar of oldline Silver Grey Whiggery in New
York, has declared for Fremont and Day
ton.