The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20
The Deuoerat:s Falfehooda

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Democrat Of this lace exceeds al bounds.
l, still 'barks at the empty hole Of Free
mont Catholic, when j, has been proven
time and again that be is a pr.,es,an,
and always has been. That he il de.
scendan, Of the Hugeno,s who suffered
from Catholic persecution more than any
other people. Blu. the old lie has teen
told 80 often that It is new with them -
good as truth. The old story se. ahoas
by Lying Fullner' Of having had CON-
verpaiion with Fremon, at Washington
N time when Fra m,n. was in London,
and At time when Fulmer was not in
Washington, y sill Larped upon by
them. Al who have known Fremont
for any length Of time, testify TO the tao.
OF bis heing protestant and even the
Catholic ITisst. whose name was used TO
prove Fremont Catholic. has published
card over his own signature, declaring
j. false, and that Fremont is no, Cath.
olic. Besides, every Catholic organ in
TIC country openly supports Buchanan,
and charge the faithful TO vote for Blu.
chanan or suffer purga.ery. Every
Catholic organ supports Buchanan
Would they do SO ,f Fremoa. was one Of
their church l--no indeed. II is base
falschood, and even those who started il
now disc!aim il and leave the reckless
and brazen.faced petty politicians to keep
up the lie. .r.
Again tie shameful sIsnde, upon Ere.
mon, abou, his operations in California,
exceed 10 msndaci.y anything ever made
use Of 10 malign political candidate.
l, 10 well known that Fremont render.
ed valuable ,ervices to the U. s. while
IN California tia, he was chosen by the
people to con mand them in their exer.
.ions 10 establish an independent Repub.
lie: tia, he did so, and raised the Re.
publican banner and drove the enemy
from Upper California, and a, Monterey
he was reinforced by Com. Stockton
under whose command he placed himsel
and was appointed Governor.
During the time he was acting as
Governor under the authority Of Com.
Stockton be raised the noted California
Battalion to put down an instruction,
and in order 10 provide for their support
during q winter campaign, he purchased
a 10. Of cattle. Shortly after this Ere.
mon. was superseded BY Gen. kearney
leaving the ca..lc still on bis hands.
which his successor refused to receive
Fremon. then turned those cattle over to
the Indian Agent, who received them 10,
be paid for by the United States.
Fremon,'s bills and accounts have all
long since been adjusted and settled by
a Democratic executive, and Fremont
bonorably exonera.ed from all blame.
These matters are facts which form .
par, Of the history OF the country, yet the
Democra, has the mendaci,y 10 a,ser. q
contradiction in the face of all this. Was
there ever q greater iaisifier
We commend to Mr.. Appler the fol,
lowing as some oil the remarks made
during the tendency Of Fremon,'s settle.
men, before the U. $. Senate:
What Webster. Calhoua, &C., Thought
Fremont
al have Acquaintance with the Colonel an
7 an - Iaporably impres ed nth him, that !
'7Ssid a. rsadly irrst atm a. any o.hfr 'ndtradl
His INTEGRITY Is Beyond SIsPICioN
-. &. CALHous.
..COI. FREMONT is AYOUSG oFEI
GER OF GREAT MERIr--0NE Who DE
SERVES WELL OF HIS COUNTRY FJt
THE BRAVERY AND ABILITY wife
WHICH He DISCHARGED HIS IMPOR
rAsT AND DELICATE DUTI,S IN CAL
| iFRNIA.-DAMEL WEBSTER
"Col Fremont ex hibi,ed combination Of co
~, prompsituie, aagaei,y aud prudence, whicl
iudicaies the higheet capacity tor civil aud NH
tAry command. That the coantry will do jus
.ice to his valuable and distin guished services,
entertain not The slightest toaota- EsAro
Dix.
Col Fremont, In my opinion. il the mo'
neritorious American Of hrs age now IN exist
eace. o-SEsAToR ALLAN, of Ohio.
II regard Col. Fremont - one OF the MOI
seroic and successful officers in our army-a
army Of which any nation might be proud y
| SENATOR kUsE. o. Texas
| Fillmore.
We learn tina, some Of the America
party Of this county claim to suproI
Fillmore because hs 10 the candidate G