Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-15

les of the Campaign Journal. This may
be taken as a significant '.Sign Of the times.F
albany Epeniag Journal
QUBRY.-How much was tho Fremon.
Postmaster assessoda Who can tell
In addition to the assessment Of the Of
fec here, we suppose the Postmaster IS in
strueted to regard the FaEMoyr JoURSAL
as an intolerable enemy of the administra-
ton in Sandusky County, and that he must
use all his official power to PREVENT
IT'S CIRCULATION. That If he expects
TO retain his place he MUST NOT De
LIVER THE FREMoxr JoURSAL TO ITS
SUBSCRIBERS ANY LONGER. Tho
ILocotoco party in this County, as 1T Wash
ington, are sylnPathiziag with, and aiding
the Missouri Border Ruffans in numbering
and driving free state men out of Kansas,
and DESTROYING THE PRINTING
erFTUES lat- a1Ieuc=ta Freedom. TfIs
FREMogr, Journal being opposed to this
Slavooeracy and Border Rufianism, in all
its forms, is bringing thor iniquities to
light, ard opening the eyes Of the people,
to see their corruption and dishonesty
They think to crush the JoUES11, because
it dards to tear off their mask and reveal
their hypocrisy; we shall continue to show
them up. Their doom IS already determin-
ed. On the 4th of March next a different
state of things will be inaugurated, and Bor-
der Rufianism viii not then be law at tho
Fremont post Office. Qol
The following is from the speech of Mis-
suri border rufian, and we especially recon-
mend it to the Buchaniers Of this town;
Extracts from the genuine speech deliv-
cred at the sacking of Lawrence, by David
R. Atchison, late Vice President of the Uni
ted States, and warm supporter of James
Buchanan. They have the same inclination
to destroy the printing presses in this state,
that their great Missouri leader had to de-
strow them in Kansas. Read:
"Throw into the Kansas their
printing presses, and let's see if any more
free speeches will be issued from them.
"Boys, do the Sheriff's entire command,
for to-day Mr.. Jones is not only Sheriff, but
Deputy Marshal, so that whatever he COM
mands will be right, and under tic author.
ity of tie United States, and for IL you Wiu
Be antply paid as United States troops 6e4
sides haVing an opportunity Of bszefha5
your wardro5es from tie orinate Ss1eLtsgs
of those iatsrnGI nigger-stealers.
"The resolve of the entire South aud Of
the present Gdnainistration, is to carry tho
war into tho heart of the country, and uev-
er-never to slacken Or stop untI eveTy
spark ofJiree state, free speech, free riggers,
or FREE, in any shape, IS crushed out Of
KanSdsi" ~
How do the democracy in this section
like the picturel
The IssUE.-The Charleston Eveni,y
Ns,Os says:
"Tho issue Is slavery or no slavery; it IS
useless 10 disguise it."
The New York Day Book, declares it to
be the issue, and says'
"Woe to those of tho Democratic party
who finch from the contest"
The Washington Union, declares it to bc
the issue Of the day.
Thus speaks southern politician:
eve southerners intend to make slavery
national, not sectional, even at the cost Of
making a new southern nation; an inde-
pendent slave nation of Its own. All COM
promises must be abolished and slavery
made national" c-T 5uh
@ aSOuth Cardinals address to her
sons" is yersed in the Post. 1t concludes
with the appropriate appeal:
The land that brings forth one Calhoun
Exhausts its crop Of brains;
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