Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

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The State contest is TO be decided. Arc
you ready for III Have you reused your
self and reused your neighbors to the i'm
portanco Of full vote TO ensure the the do
sired victoyi If not, make yourself a min.
ute man till the polls are closed on the | 9Th
of October next. From lukewarmness and
neglect Of duty, your excellent State ticket
may be lost and Buchananism will riot ram
pant in fair Ohio. Tho Opposition in
Southern, in Central, along the Backbone,
and in Northwest Ohio, are united, have
their watch-fres lighted, their sentinels
posted and are preparing with zeal for a
a triumph worth recording. Meetings are
being held in tho Counties and townships,
popular speakers are on the stump, the peo-
pie como out to hear in masses, and the
working officers and mon of the party are
porfccting organizations, and taking the nee
essary steps to secure full voto and a
right vote.
The Slave Democracy are in tho field
alert as usual, and are moving every posi-
bio agency to elect their State, Congress
ional, and County tickets. On the Reserve
they make no noise, but are working in Sc
cret none the less efficiently. They intend
to catch the Republicans mapping, and have
laid thcir plans accordingly. See to it
then in every County, in every Township,
in every School District, that every Oppo-
sition voters eye is opon, and his heart and
hands ready to work and win. Tho time
is Short but much may be done by person
al and associated efforts. Wherever it is
practicable, and in most cases it is, revive,
perfect, and warm up old party organiza-
tions. AT all events, make arrangements
to know the name and politics of every vo-
ter in your beat, and bring every Opposition
voter to the polls. Watch the lists on cleo
tion day, and if any absent themselves from
lazincss or Indifference, go for them with
teams and see that the sun does not go
down upon single stay-at-home. Provide
conveyanses for the aged and tho feeble,
and sec that they have an opportunity to
get ballots without annoyance. Bo at the
polls carly, see that they are properly or
ganized and conducted, and just off coat
and work while the day lasts, remembering
that the great vote of Ohio is made up of
single ballots.
AS encouragement to work, just notice
how that Old Wagon Boy, Tom Conw1N,
cracks his whip in Central and Southern
Ohio. On the l1th he spoke at Byron to an
audience of 5000, a sort of basket harvest
homo combined with political meeting.-
On the 14th the Governor addressed $500
at Circlevile; on the 18th, $500 at Zanos-
vile, on the 10th, 5000 at Newark; and
on the 17th, 5000 at Mount Vernon. He
also has addressed large meetings at Xenia,
London, Morrow, Portsmouth, Piqua, Sid
ney, Groenville, Lancaster, &c, and his ap-
pointments for the present week are at Day
ton, Monroe, Germantown, Lima, ETC.
Last week he was sick, and only spoke at
Xenia. Everywhere Gov. CoRw1N has
been received with enthusiasm, and has
been heard with deep attention. He is
reused 10 tho Importance of the contest, and
at Xenia after speaking of the Dred Scott
Decision as interpreted by Mr.. Buchanan to
mean that "Kansas was as much Slave
State as Georgia." said:
"If that decision is to be carried out
and the Territories are thus to be inocula-
ted with Slavery, and under this unfair influ-
ence, State is formed with slave Con
stitution, and comes before me for adj
mission, | will never vote for it! neper |
NEVER! NEVER! You may roast me
alive, havn't much fat, but it shall all be
tryed off before will vote to admit Slave
State under any such circumstances. -
Cleveland Leader.