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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
CATHOLIC Press on Fremont,

The buchanan papers are still charging FRE-
MONT with being Catholic and that majority
of the Catholic papers support his election
This is not the ease. The following is correct
list of all the Catholic papers published in the
United States:
Pilot, Boston. Herald. Philadelphia,
Sentinel Buffalo, Instructor, do
Mirror, Baltimore, Miscellany, Charleston,
Standard, N. Orleans, Vindicator. Detreit,
Telegraph, CiR., Leader, st. Louis,
Citizen, New York, Catholic, Pittsburgh,
Freeman s Journal, do, Truth Teller Boston,
Irish News, do, Irish American, n. Y.
Celt, do.
With the exception of the American Cclt,
whose editor refuses TO support MIR. BUCHANAN,
because that gentlcman's friends contributed to
get HERBERT, the murderer of an Irish waiter
at hotel in Washington City. acquitted, every
one of these papers are actively and openly en-
gagged in the support ofBUcHAsAS and of course
intensely opposed to FREMONT, towards whom
they display I'M re malgniiy than they Q again st
the great Anti-Popery champion, Mr.. FILLMonE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
.!SOuthern DemOcracy.D

The Charleston Is. c. Mercury, of Aug. 2lst.
in leading editorial, alludiRg to the secession
movement attempted in 1851, says that in that
contest both parties III South Carolina advocated
disunion bu. differed as TO the mode OF effect
ing it; one being for disunion by State action,
the other being for disuRion by the cooperation
of several States. 1t says that thea all parties,
presses, politicians and people within the limits
of th.t State "were unit upon the policy of
dissolving the Union, of separating the South
from her Northern enemies, and establishing
a Southern Confederacy.'' And then it adds
this paragraph: THERE is NOT A SINGLE
PTBLIC MAN in her limits, NOT ONE OF
HER PRESENT REPRESENTATIVES, OR
SENATORS IN CONGRESS. WHO Is NOT
PLEDGED TO THE LIPS IN FAVOR OF
DISUNION."
The paper which contains this article is
most anxious for the election of Mr.. BUCHANAN.
All the Congressmen alluded to are pledged to
his election And the vote of South Carolina
that disunion State. will be beyond any doubt,
cast for him. 1t is perfectly natural that dis
unionists should go for BUCHANAN for his prt''e'-
Pies and measures sat their purposes, and promise
to aid in the developement of nefarious schemes
concoeted years ago, but nipped in the bud by
the patriotism of ANDREW JACKSON. and after
wards kept in check by the honesty and truth
fitness and independence of HENRY CLAY Both
these men are dead, and Southern Nullihers
now openly advocate disunion in such Buchanan
papers rs the Charleston Mercury and the N. U.
palta, and they boldly urge BroHAxANs cleo
ton because it is Necessary to Fillibustering and
further reasonable schemes.
The disunionists of the South were In favor OF
BucHANAN's nomination in 1852. They are IN
favor of him now. They know him. They
trust him. And he deserves the confidence OF
no one who is hostile TO disunion. We know
that he is held up as better patriot than any
any member of any othe- party. but his politi-
cal associates in the south are the worst men of
the country, and his proposed measures are the
favorite projects of the disunion men Of the
South. We challenge denial OF these facts.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
Another Convert.

Every day brings tidings of accessions to the
Fremont ranks, ofstaunch and influential Dem
ocrats. And SO it will be up to the day of cleo
ton. The press that is paid for it, may talk of
"re-action," but there is no reaction, but a
steady onward sweep for the Fremont move
ment. Honest men will not remain with a
party that fellowships with the Ruffians of the
Missouri Border. The sympathies of the great
mass of the people are with the greatly outrag-
ed people of Kansas, and they will make those
sympathies felt at the ballot box. We learn
from the Bucks county (Penn.) I'teliigencer, that
the staunchest of Democrats, the Hon. SAMUEL
d. 1sGHAM, Secretary of the Treasury un-
der Gen. jackson, has taken ground for FIRE.
mont! When the Democrats of Bucks county
begin TO waFer, what hope is there left for Bueh-
anan!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
Vermont has Spoken!
THE NORTH STAR STILL SHINES !

Vermont God bless her, she is
the noblest little specimen of a
Free State that this world has yet
seen. She has fewer criminals,
fewer paupers, fewer people una
bic to read and write, than any
community of equal numbers on
theglobe. And then she is always
so unwaveringly right on all ques-
tions pertaining to Human Free
dom. The great-souled Ethan
Aliens Of her early days, infused
into the fathers SO much of the
Libertyloving spirit, that the sons
will be true unto the latest genera
tion. Heaven protectandm multiply
the Freemen of Vermont.
On Tuesday, September I'd, Yer
mont had her State election. The
FREMONT ticket is triumphant by
10000 majority. Soresponds Yer
mont to the greetings of young
Iowa.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
The Dunn Amendment Again.

We had supposed that Holmes county was
the only place where men could be found who
would attempt to argue that the effect of Dunn =
amendment 20 the Kansas Nebraska Act, would
be to lcgislaie slavery into that Territory. But
such is not the case, Wayne county, too, has
her political wiseacres, who are busly engaged
circulating this falsehood. In speaking Of the
contemplate means resorted 10 by the leaders
in that county to stem the tide which is run
ming strong against it, the Wooster Rqpnjti-
can says:-"The last loop hole which has
been discovered is based upon what is called
the Dunn bill for the paci6eation of Kansas
which passed the House of Representatives and
contained the following Pruviso TO the 9th Sec
tion:-Pr9uided horeuer, That any person laor-
fully held to service in either of the Territories.
reason of such repeal or revival of said sth Sec
tion, if said person shall be permanently ronouca
from such Territory Territories prior to the Isl
day Of january a. d. 1858; and any child or
children born in either of said Territories
of any female iamfidly held 10 service. in like
manner removed without said Territories before
the expiration of that date, shall not be by rca-
son of anything in the act emancipated from
any service it might have owed had this act
never been passed"
We understand that the effort has been very
diligently made by number of small potaioe
partisans for the last few days to convince peo-
pie that this proviso legalized slavery in Kan
sas, and that it made the children of slaves born
there, slaves for life and dres in Kansas for life.
Such construction is certainly worthy of the
gentlemen who are so hugely delighted with it,.
They of course aver that slavery does not law.
fully exist in Kansas or Nebraska. All at once
thev have become wonderfully free soil and are
Mortified at the thought that a slave should be
laufaHy held in Kansas, this Proviso does not
relate to them in any form whatever. 1t only
relates to such as are lawfully held and does not
even by implication determine the lawlessness
of their holding. If lawfully held in slavery.
there is a manifest propriety in permitting their
removal, and the time limited is not certainly
too long for the object. In any view the
Proviso ought not TO shock the sensibilitics OF
those gentlemen who are doing all they can to
establish the precedent and the practice that
the Shareholder has right to carry into and
hold his slaves in any Territory of the United
States.
Let no republican be deceived by such a mis-
cradle and contemplate dodge as this. 1t is
only worthy of such arct nurses as it has formed
in Holmes County, and will react upon their
heads with ten fold force, long before the 18th of
October comes. The Republican members of
Congress hare been true to the great interests Of
freedom committed 10 them, and will prove true
to the interests of freedom, and for this reason
and this only is their course condemned.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
Donation PartV.

We are requested to say that the Ladies of
this town and vicinity intend having a "Dond-
ton Party" at the house of Mrs BRUNBAUGH, on
Friday evening of this week. The proceeds
or elothing-to be presented to the two
Methodist Ministers worthy and pious men
who have labored in our midst for year past,
and whose salaries, if combined. would be
scarcely sufficient TO support one of their fami
lies respectfully. A table will be spread with
such good things as the minds of Ladies
alone can conceive, and their hands prepare.
The cause is worthy one, and we hope to see
such response to this cali as shall do no dis
credit to the generosity of our citizens. The
matter is in the hands of the Ladies', which is
a pretty sure guarantee of its success.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
'sThe Country savcd--Asain. ,,

Judge DEAN, of Wooster, made a speech in
the Court House on Tuesday evening. He as
tonished every one by his profundity. He said
jackson was great man-wonderful! He was
great soldier, too astonishing! He whipped
the British at New Orleans-now dew tell
He said John Q. Adams was Democrat also
That's more news. Was voted for by the Dem
ocrais. Shades of the Berks county jackson
men, where are your "beans" now? He thought
the Abclionists should all be hung. They are
doing that in Kansas, why don't he go and lend
ahelping hand? He intends TO write book.
Do, do, by all means, write n book Entitle it.
"Mysteries and Miseries in the 9th Judicial
District" One of the mysteries which we wish
him to explain, is, why such tremendous talents
as his are not better appreciated, and the great
est misery we know of, is the undertaking TO
get sense out of his speech on Tuesday evening.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

sE-Our neighbor of the Farmer wants to
know how and when N WELKER, ESQ.,, our
present able and popular Judge, was put i'll
nomination. We can tell him. He is the
unanimous choice of the Republican voters in
this Judicial District, with the addition of hun
dreds of so-called Democrats, that intend voting
for him. This was expressed at the Mass Meet
ing In Coschoction, was re-iterated at Woes
ter, and will be by the Mass Meeting in Mil
lersburg, on the 18th of September. On the
2nd Tuesday in October the people will meet
70 confirm the pomipot;on
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
The Place to Fish.

About the best place to fish that we know
in "KIllbuck River" is in the Saloon of our
friend WESTON. He is in receipt regularly,
f,on the Northern Lakes, of fresh White Fish
Trout, de-. and they are offered at such prices,
and in such quantities, as to come within reach
of all. Our friends from the country will find
them luxury, and by taking one home with
them occasionally, will give no offensc to the
balance of their families.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
A Few Items.

A female physician in Philadelphia ad-
vertises that it is ''her particular speciality
to cure all affections of the heart"
During the past year, 152 pardons Were
granted by the Governor of the State of
New York. In n years, the number of
pardons granted in that State, was s,70s.
Lucy Stone recently made speech, in
ssting that the election of women as well
as men TO Congress would improve the
character of that body. We suspect that
the pairing of" would be even more com
mon than il is now.-LoW. JOHr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
Leave the Consequences 10 God.

Says the Cleveland Herald, the Buchanan
Democracy of South Carolina are overwhelming
their representative BRooKs with presents and
honors. GSsides the innumerable canes, of all
sorts of patterns, illustrated with a variety Of
ruffianly notices, he has been made the hero Of
n grand ovation at Columbia, the capital of the
State, where his enthusiastic admirers presented
him with various articles of silver ware, and
drew from him speech. And such speech!
1t was as remarkable as his career in Congress
He reviewed the Presidential contest, declared
his preference, first for PIERCE, and next for
DOUGLAS as the candidate of the Democracy,
but accepted BUCHANAN. In the event OF the
election of Fremont, he counselled that the
South should ION THE FOURTH OF MARCH
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

NEXT, MARCH TO WASHINGTON. SEIZE
THE ARCHIVES AND THE TREASURY
OF THE GOVERNMENT, AND LEAVE
THE CONSEQUENCES To GODI'
Leave the Consequences to Godr' Braggart
Brooks has proved his reliance upon anything
else but "rvesr' Just fancy him leading an
army of "casaes' to "seize the archives and
treasury of the Government
Buchanan Democrats of the North! what
think you of such leader and such march?
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
Judge Welker,

The Wooster Repu6liodn Of Aug. %, says
I'VE are sincerely pleased that the Judge has
permitted his name TO come before the people
again for the position he has SO ably and faith
fully filed during the last five years. He is emf
nently the choice of Old Wayne, and we hcsi-
tate not, to say, that he will carry this county
by not less than 500 majority, no matter who
may he his opponent.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
A Base Lie.

We understand that some Of the more reek-
less of our opponents in this county, arc eircu-
laiing the lie that Major SApp voted for increas-
ing the compensation of Congressmen. The
mon that tell it know that they lie while doing
SO. SArP voted against the bill in all its stages
and on IFS final passage. So did majority Of
the Republican members Next week we shall
publish the Yeas and Nays
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

eBThe Legislature of Texas has appropria-
ted 100000 for the purpose of eq,'iHping and
fitting osG enigrants for Kansas. Companies to
consist of not less than sixty each, and the
amount Of each company not to exceed $l2OO0
to defray their expenses and subsistence in
Kansas for three months. The debts of the
State Of Texas were paid by the General
Government; that State can afford tIife for
such luxurics as propagating slavery in Kansas
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

s4The Charleston Asrcamy, the leading or
gan of Southern rights thus appeals to its
friends In Congress, to stick by the interests of
Slavery at all hazards:
"We hope that our sentinels in Washington
viii keep bright watch in the coming night.
and with spirit kndling TO the contest LIT
the Gorer,mesd perish, tat let the South be pre-
seryod."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

New YoRK FOB FREMoNT.-Our advices from
the State Of New York, are of the most cheer
ing character. II is now the general opinion Of
well informed men, that in New York, Ere
monts vote will outnumber the combined oppo-
sition.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

We have several communications on
hand. which we do not publish, because the
names of the authors do not accompany them.
This rule must be adhered to.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

-E The Union has been saved" third time,
in the neighboshood of Cincinnati, within few
days. The last time, by a man riding across
the Ohio river in a buggyi
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

eE There is to be grand mass meeting at
Pittsburg, Pa, on the I7th of September
Many eminent speakers are expected.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

eY FREDERICK DOUGLASS, is expected to de-
liver an address in Ravenna, on the 18th of
September.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

EE JoHS VAN BEREs's visit to the West is
likely to prove lame affair. The people have
little confidence in JoHS
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11
/. so THEY co!
ALL HALL
GLORIOUS MAINE!!
BEPUBLICAN MAJORITY
10000 to 15,000!!

The State election came off in
Maine on Monday last. The re-
suit is most glorious for the cause
of Freedom and FREMONT! She
rolls up a majority of 10000 to
$4,000 in the face of the combined
opposition Of Locofocos, Know
Nothings, recreant Wings, and all
the other isns in the State
Maine used to be called the "Old
Democratic stand by; when all
around her went Wing, she re-
mained true to the Democracy
This was when Democracy meant
something. When the contest is
between Freedom and Slavery,
she does not hesitate in her course.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-11

II company behind of fifty of Buford's men
who would soon be along, and he could use
them. Upon their arrival, we were order
ed to pitch oar tents and lie upon our arms
all night, after stationing sentinels around
the camp, and await further orders. All
through the night we watched, but heard
nothing of Donaldson. AT daybreak we
resumed our march, and went to Lecomp-
ton, where we arrived as before stated.
saw Donaldson there, and asked him where
Robinson was. Oh, he said, he went To
Lawrence after Robinson, and told him that
he had warrant for his arrest, and was
told by Robinson, "Take me if you dare n'
As he did not dare, he left him until he
could get men enough TO take him from the
Free State men, and keep him after he had
got him.
After waiting some time to see what dis
position was TO be made of us, Major Bu-
ford, one day, said to us that if would stay
where we were, he would feed us until
winter. This was hailed with an outbursi
of discomfort from the party, and we took
n vote to see what portion of us would ac-
cept the terms. The majority voted to
stay. l demured. had come to Kansas
with honest intentions, expecting to till
the mother earth for subsistence, expect
ing to locate there for life, as you, in Hart
ford, are located by your own flresides. l
wanted to work, as l had not worked for
long time. The money we had all in
trusted to Col. Buford, he had lost by
gambling, and sent abroad the story which
you at the East will still remember, that
he had been robbed Of il.
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