Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
R ER RUBLTCA RALLY
VI. p. Bean ana the Republican Conveu
linn.

M. ?, BEAN, the present editor of thai
delectable sheet yclept tho Democrat,
Messenger, has been in our town abou
three weeks, two of which he has devoted
to the editingof his paper. Was he not sent
here from Washington, where he had beer
holding an office under the present Federal
Administration, on purpose to take charge
of the Messenger, and TO endeavor to recon.
cile the different factions of the Democratic
party in this county! The party here had
got at loggerhcads, and there was danger
unless the matter could be healed, that il
would, (as it has most every where else, &C
to pieces. So dire calamity was to be
averted, if possible. To some extent Old
Bucks agent has been successful. The
leaders of the Buckeye Club" and of the
"Court House Clique" are now in loving
communion. Botefur, Finefrock. and Linds-
ey, fawningly lick the hands that smote
them' and are stumping the county togeth-
er hoping by their example to unite the
mass of the party also. Those "arch dem
agogues," Haynes, Bell & Co., join insweet
fellowship, and shout to the party to vote
the ticket, no matter if two of the Buckeye
Club men are on it. And thus the Office
seekers are once more united in order to Sc
cure the five small loayes and the two small
fishes.
But the Administration agent, (no doubt
following out instructions from "head quar-
ters,' has also undertaken the job of doing
the dirty work of his party. The English
language does not supply him with words
sufficient to befoul the Republicans. He
must resort to fsh-market slang in order to
meet with favor from his master. The fol-
lowing is taken from BEANS notice of the
Republican meeting:
Republican County Convention.
Rgfe Shirts Ahead Leather Head, UH4er,,-t 1 Clo
TfOUs Psp-Wop in GeMsraL,tt-Grsg, lJo,,rv;,,
AHoRg The Faithfunlh!-HAie6 Coroner Sus on he
Dedd B0dg'i!!i 49,
The glorious, patriotic citizens Of Sanduskv known MS
the republican party but 10 Fremont as the RuGeSbir
and Heads met in Convention last TUESDAY and
IN sporting term chad most glnriors nice time -
These patriotic and cear-conscience men aer stoo 40
trickery nor meanness in anythng-not they!-if their
words could be taken evidence. Facts and actions how
are against the honorable in this respect and we pre-
sune AN the decency party will now succumb the fact
that they earfuy adept AT packing Convontiones
peeially the RuGlle-Shirt crswd.
There's sample of decency for you.-
and Leather-Heads !" The
present editor of the Cincinnati Enquiyey
called the Republicans "Greasy Mechanics
and Small Fisted Farmers" But we think
such slang will not injure our party and
therefore trust this new importation of the
Messenger may spread himself, and show
out his aristocratic principles fully. Old
Bucks agent continues:
five except Mr. s. G. BAKER, we are at loss to dis
'oyer any strength in the whole ticket unless it be be-
tween uncle and nephew GREENE
Is itpossiblo! We expected when the
Republicans made their nominations, to
sec the editor ofthe Messenger denounce the
whole ticket, but he admits that there is
strength in the nomination of Mr.. BAKER.
ie won't be disappointed in that. But he
ould not forbear swapping and growing
t the Republican candidates for Auditor
md Treasurer. Why, Mr.. BEAN, we pre-
ume to say that there is more honor and
manhood in either of their little fingers
han there is in your whole carcass, or in
bat of your master included. But hear
his truthful editor further:
The 0hole ticket is composed of men living west Of the
ver and the eastern end county has not been re-
gnsed so that the delegates from that end had reason
D leave the convention in disgust.
Does Joseph Birdseye, candidate for In
lrmary Director live west of tho riyer?-I
Does jeremiah Gibbs, candidate for Coroner
i've west of the river? And the Republi-
an candidate for Member of the Board of
equalization, lives in the east end of the
ounty. Mr.. BEAN should become a little /
etter acquainted with the geography of
le county before he attempts to tell his
saders where candidates are located.
The charge that the delegates from the
lst part Of the county had reason to leave
le Convention in disgust is no truer than
le one that the candidates all live west offs
10 river. Heretofore the candidates have
enerally been placed east of the river and
this town, and the westend ofthe county
ot recognized at all. The Republicans in
le western townships are as gallant and
hole-souled men as live, and have always
orked against great odds for the whole L
'ket, and we were glad to notice the gen
al disposition to give the west end of the
unity a majority of the candidates. And
nopart of the county was this disposition q
ore manifest than in the east end. Every ID
ndidate nominated west Of the river was Il
ted for by large majority Of the dele -
tes east of tho river, which tho late i'm
rted editor can see by referring to the pro- =
sdings Of the Convention as published in F"
last paper We eadyise Mr. BEAN not e..
trouble his soul about the Republicans r. r,
'tof the river, for they will roll up such
for thu finLott =. ..1t