Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11

and unequlyOcally endorsed the nominations
of the Republican party, in an article occu-
pying over three columns of that journal.
The St. Lawrence Republican, printed
at Ogdensburg, New York, formerly Free
Soil Soft Shell Democrat, has raised at the
head of its columns the names of Fremont
and Dayton and is ready to do battle in the
Republican cause.
Out of two hundred students at Williams
College, Mass all are for Fremont, but
seventeen.
The Albany (N. " Transcript has tax
en- down the Fillmore and Donaldson flag
and repudiates the leaders of the Fillmore
and Donelson faction.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: We
propose to give the Republican candidates
our earnest support, and think we have Civ
en- and are yet able to give abundant and ex-
Icellont reasons for so doing.
There IS nothing about which we are so
impatient as this babble about Fremont
Statesman.
Not doubt of it. The entire pro-Slave-
ry party of the Union participate in this
feeling. But the freemen of the nation
have taken up the "babble" of GREE
SPEECH, FREE KANSAS and FREMONT and
it will roll on and increase till he is elected
President of the United States.-.State
Journal
Every mail brings intelligence of papers
and prominent men Of the Democratic par
ty going over to the Republican side; but
we have yet to hear of the first desertion
from the Republican ranks. Isn't this a
sign of the way of the wind"
Mr. B. Eggleston, the Fillmore nominee
for the Office of Member Of the Board of
Public Works, has published letter in
which he respectfully declines being can
didate for said office. We believe the en-
tire Fillmore State Ticket is now out of the
field.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the Sd
says: A vote was taken in maaufactur-
ing establishment on Front st. in this city,
the other day, where there were sixty hands
-ffty-eight Germans and two Americans
and the vote stood: Fremont 60, Bu-
chanan 0.
The Ratification meeting in old Richland
was a spirited affair. Among the speakers
were two lawyers named Smith, who have
until recently acted with the Slave Democ-
racy, but who announced their determina-
ton 20 support Fremont Fremonfs ma
jority in old Richland will not fall far short
Of 1000 So say the well posted.
The Fort Wayne Gnd) Times, hereto
fore Fillmore paper, has taken down Fill
more and hoisted Fremont.
The Seioto Valley Republican, a neutral
paper, published at Portsmouth, Ohio, has
hoisted the flag of Fremont and Dayton.
The Unsere WeH, a German Democratic
paper published at Erie, Pa, refuses abso-
lutoly to support Buchanan, and repudiates
the Cincinnati platform.
The Crawford (Pa.) Journal says: Our
own county is sound to the core. Crawford
will give majority that will astonish both
friends and foes at the coming election
There's scarcely enough Buchanan men left,
beyond the precincts of our borough, to
make show of opposition; and even here
they are diminishing daily.
A dispatch from Hartford. Conn, Sd, says +:
An immense meeting here is now ratifving
the nomination of Fremont. The enthusi-
asm is unbounded. The news of the recon
sideration of the Kansas bill is received
with JOY.
The New York Sun says that Mr. Buch-
anan is a ''ripe statesman" Prentice says
he is good deal too ripe-so ripe as to be
thoroughly rotten.