M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18
Iohn C. Fremont.

Fremont, in the U. s. Senate, voted al
ways with The ultra southemers.
Fremont, in The U. s. Senate, voted against
giving bounty lands 10 the widows and chill.
ldrsn OF the deceased soldiers Of the war Of
1872. 4 ~ ltri
fremont, In California, purchased inn
inense numbers Of horses and cattle, which
the GoSemrnent had to pay for, but not one
OF which ever was devoted 10 Government
fuses.
Fremont, in California, made loans Of in
habitants, all of which he put in his own
pocket. and with a portion of which he
bought the Maiposa claim, aud the United
States had 10 reimburse the individuals
4 from whom he borrowed, with interest.
Fremont, in California, was guilty oil mu'
! tiny and other military crimes, for wleh he
was dismissed from the United States Ar
my.
Fremont in California, during the war
with Mexico, slv avs arrived too late 10 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 dis,egam med the advice OF
experienced guides, placed his men in po.
Isition OF the utmost peril, and then deserted
them-leaying them to die OF starvation aud
cold. ..L..Tf
Fremont, after having left his company ia
almost certain death, received from the mill
taY commandnnt at Taos, New Mexico, q
large number ofrations for their benefit, ont
instead Of taking or sending them himself
he applied them To his own use anC
started for California with them-l.ot
caring whether those whom he had so inhu'
manly deserted should perish or not.
Fremont, in California, while acting as
Indian Agent, made lhe ignorant savage
give receipts to his underlings for two o
three times the amounts received BY them
and pocketed the profits.
Fremont in the U. S. Senate, commllteI
an assault upon brother Senator--an old
weak man--for words spoken in debate, ant
then challenged him 10 fight dnel.
Fremont, in California, challenged Colo
mel Mason 10 fight q pduel.
FIemont, is partner in the firm OF Pal
mer, Cook & Co., N. York, land and stoc
, SPECTATORS. To them was intrusted tn
money to pay the interest on the State deb
of California and the city deb: OF San Fran
sisco. That interest they did not pay, an
thus The credit of that State and that city wa
. spcnt in securing the nomination oil Ere
mont.
Fremont, III California, was habitua
gambler, and was seen tn loose $4,000 (pIob
I ably Government money! IN one night,
one of the most notorious helIs " " Sa
/ Francisco.
Fremont protesting TO be gentleman
has allowed the name of his vile to be use
with the utmost familiarity by loulmoulhe(
wor.biping bawers.
Fremont, according to his own fa,hcr.ir
law, Colonel Benton, sis no more iii To
, President of the United States than child
the caution and prudeuce so much require
in that position are no part oil his nature
S has had no experience, aud no man whoS
g antecedents are like those of Fremont can b
qualified to he President"
Fremont accepted with alacrity the nom
. nation OF the Know Nothings-a paf'
c which proscribes man Oh account oil vi
} birthplace or religion.
, Fremont is the nominee Of the Black II
publicanS-a party whose aim is The dlss
: luton OF the Union.
: Fremont is supported by the ''rifle Gle
IS gy'--men who claim to be ministers
d Christ. but whose every word and act q
q hellish in their character.
Fremont is supported by the advocates
II Maine e-lawism, and ol every perniciouS, rld
l. culous and disgusting ism.
a Fremont is supported equally zealousl
D.. BY the Pharsee and the Atheist, the PuriI'
aud the Scolfer.
" "Oh, ho! what nomiflcc
}, Is sJohn G. Fremont Of Maripozee"
ri Detroit Free Press