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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
The Ass under a Lion,s skin.

Our readers understand the fable without
our repeating it. M. P. Bean who has re-
ceived S5,OOO,-the price for doing a base
act-and in the eyes of every honorable
man is despised, and loathed by the men
who bought him with their gold, is just now
engaged in writing articles for his paper and
signing them "a Republican. When mar
sells himself to do an unjust and unright
eous act, he is capable of resorting to any
meanness or falsebood to screen himself
from justice. No Republican ever wrote
said articles. They are base forgeries, and
M. P. Bean is their author. Ifit is not SC
let him give the name. The whole burden
of the articles is that if Bartlett and Blinr
arc elected, the printing at their disposa
will go to the Journal office. We can tel
this $4,000 man that all his tears are being
shed for nothing Bartlett and Blinn viii
be elected.
The editor of the Messenger has beer
laboring zealously TO get us into persona
controversy, but it proving an uphill bust
ness he commences to traduce Republican
candidates over our head. No doubt Bear
has felt for long time "like putting bal
through Keller" A man who did sci
himself for $4,000, and after pocketing the
money, boast that be did not apply it to the
purpose he agreed to, we think could be
base enough to "put ball through" any
one who should oppose him, and his niquit.
Gus designs.
Republicans look at the picture Of the
man who thus traduces you, your candid
ates, your party, and then brays at the or
gan of your party. If you ever expect any
reformation in your political matters kecE
clear of such Deliah as this. Republi
cans charge home on the enemy. Give
them no quarter. Already the rampart'
yield. Rally, close up, and carry the cita
del of Slaveocracy in Sandusky county,
You can do it if you will.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
JOHN CAREY.

Every true friend of freedom in Sandusky
county should consider it not only duty
which he owes to his county, district and
State, but also privilege, to vote for JOHN
CAREY, the farmer of Wyandot. Mr..
Carey has been faithful and active Rep
resentative from this district, and no one
can deny it. Mr. Carey is the first Con-
gresham from this district that ever at
tended to the business of the people, when
it was entrusted to him. No man, whetb.
er democrat or republican ever wrote a
letter to Mr.. Carey on any business at
Washington, but what Mr. Carey did all in
his power to transact the business, and al.
ways answered every letter addressed tc
him. Mr. Carey never cast vote in Con.
gress that was unjust or wrong. Mr. Carey
was never absent from his scat but one
day, and then he was sick. Mr.. Carey
voted every time the vote was called. Mr.
Carey voted for the the Tariff and Home.
stead bills; for the repeal Of the Slavery
laws in New Mexico, and for every Other
measure which had for its object the welfare
of the people or of the country. Mr.. Ca
rey is an honest man. Vote, then, FOL
JoHN CAREY.
If Warren p Noble is elected he would
vote against every one Of the measures that
John Carey favored, if they should be
brought up. Mr.. Noble is lawyer oI
Tifiin, the man who has sued Republican
editor for $4,000, for publishing an ex-
tract from the Treasury Investigation Re.
port made by the Democrats.
If you would have a true man in the next
Congress, vote for JONI CAREY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

AS soon as foreign born citizen ceases
to vote the Democratic ticket, he ceases TO
be worthy Of Democratic regard. Their
professions ofregard are all sham---only in
tended TO secure the votes. Witness the
following from the Plain Dealer in regard
to Carl Schurz, one of the most eloquent
and able men in America. His very devo-
ton to liberty in bis native land is now
used as matter of reproach, because he will
not sustain tho demands of slavery here
Read il and ponder il:
"CARL SoUIRTs.--This hair.lipped rene
gade who left his country for his country:
good, has been furnished money and means
by Black Republicans to stump the country
for Lincoln. He is a Red Republican all
but his heart, that is black. He is in favor
Of the equalization of estates; claims that
every one has right to an equal division
of the good things of this earth whether he
acquires it himself or not; repudiates all re
ligion, the Bible, the Sabbath, and talks
about God as 'that ideal gentleman beyond
the stars" He is model or rather mon
grel Republican, half rod, half black"
OF course the above charges are all false
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Honor the Old Soldier.

Hon. JoHN CAREY, the Republican csndi
date for Congress in this district, was a
soldier in the war of 1928, and didduty
in the ranks, defending the settlers on the
frontiers of Ohio and Michigan, while the
lawyer, Warren p. Noble, was an infant, or
unborn. JonN CAREY is firm, unhinchng
defender of the rights and interests Of the
laboring man, the farmer and the mechanic
His opponent, lawyer Noble, is opposed tc
all these interests; and for proof Of this as.
sertiou, we refer you to the fact that he
supports Douglas, who "DON'T CARE
whstler Slavery is voted UP or DOWN ;
and H. V. Johnson, who says "CAPITAI
SHOULD OWN LABOR"
II you are in favor of freedom and free
labor, vote for honest and faithful JoRr
CAREY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
GETTINc DEsPERATE

Warren p. Noble, Of Tifin, and the To-
cofocos Of this District, seeing that the
hearts Of the voters are with honest JonN
CAREr--did at great expense procure este
phen" to speak at riflin, for no other reason
than to defeat the farmer Of Wyandot.
A great blow is made over his being at
Tifin. Douglas knows be cannot be elected I;
but the locofoco leaders are getting very
desperate in their efforts to defeat the sold
madsiN," and they thus get the "little-giant"
to come and help them. But it will not
help Noble He is "gohe Wp." His record
is not clear. The Tiffin lawyer cannot
stand against tho honest farmer. With
his maui ofsound principles, and his OK goad
of truth, CAREY will beat Noble in every
county throughout the district.
Remember citizens of Sandusky county,
that farmer CAREY will truly represent you
at Washington. Warren P. Noble will
always stand on the side of the slave aris-
tocracy of the South.
Remember that Noble supports Douglas,
who said his "priaeiple Of fnon-intervention
had giUen to Slavery a strip Of free terri
tory fve times the size of the State of New
York--which s0ould otkerwise have been
free-WHICH WAS, IN FACT, FREE"
Remember that Warren p Noble sup
ports Douglas, who said he "DID NOT
CARE aohether Slavery Vas voted up or
down."
Remember that Warron P. Noble sup
ports Douglas, who says he is A FREE
TRADER.
Remember that Warren P. Noble sup
ports Douglas, whose "ruthless hand" tore
down the Missouri Compromise, and by
that act came all the trouble and bloodshed
in Kansas.
Remember that Warren p. Noble sup
ports H. V. johnson, who says "CAPITAL
SHOULD OWN LABOR"
Remember that Warren P. Noble sup
ports II. V. johnson, who is a SLAVE
CODE MAN.
Remember, freemen, that JoHN CAREY
is opposed to all these wrongs that WAR
rem P. NOBLE IS IN FAVOR OF.
VOTE FOR THE HONEST FARMER
OF WYANDOT-JOHN CAREY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Too Bad! Too Bad!

Some of our Democratic friends from the
neighborhood Of Hessville, took a large
fiat boat to the Tiffin Douglas demonstra-
tion on Monday last, suppOsiug that the
"little-giant" would leave for Salt River di
rectly from that place. They had thei
trouble for nothing, and had to bring the
boat back again. Mistaken souls; they die
not know that "the Douglas" would go 50
sailing" about the 9Th of November, ant
that boat has already been prepared fo
him by Old Abe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Can he be Weaned2

Democratic rotation 10 Office has worked
curiously in the case of Judge Bell. He
has been rotated from the private citizen
through all grades of Office to Congress, and
from Congressman back to justice of the
peace, from that to Probate Judge, out OF
that back to justice of the peace, and from
that back TO Probate Judge, and continued
so tha. the Oldest inhabitant don't know
when he was out OF Office. History says he
was Superintendent of the Western Reserve
and Maumee Turnpike in 1928, and has
been rotated from one Office to another eveI
since.
He is probably the only man in the coun,
ty who has the faculty of boiling the ticket
when he pleases, and at the same time ma,
king the party all times como to his sup
port when he pleased. Democratic rota
ton in Office seems to be, in his case, only
putting the same man in another Office fol
a while ami then putting him back again
Can he be lOeaned?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
What is the Matter9

What is the matter with the Democracy
hereabouts since the Douglas Demonstra-
ton at Tifin. They attended that meeting
in largo numbers from this county, but
since their return they go around with their
heads down, and are afraid to look Re
publican in the face. Very few Of them are
willing to acknowledge that they saw
Douglas on that occasion, and if they did
it was at some distance of. Ask them how
they liked his speech, and they reply "the
wind blew so that they could not hear him" !"
On the contrary, of the large number Of
Republicans that went from this place to Tiff
fin, all had the satisfaction Of having good
look at Mr.. Douglas, and of hearing his
speech. And they all come back more full.
" impressed than ever with the sacredness
of their cause, and Of the necessity of pre-
venting the humiliating shame to the coun-
try of such man occupying the Presiden-
| tial chair.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Look out for Spurious Tickets.

The Court House clique, in their desper-
alton to retain their places at the public
crib, will resort to every trick to accomplish
their purposes. They will undoubtedly
have tickets pnrporting to be Republican
with the names of some of the Democratic
candidates on them. Therefore examine
your tickets, and sec that the names of John
Carey, Joseph r. Bartlett and John H.
Blinn are on them, as the efforts of the clique
will be mainly against those three names.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

The Infamous attempt of WARREN p
NOBLE to MUZZLE THE PRESS of this
district, is bringing forth fruit, little antici-
patcd by that starched up gentleman. The
Fremont Courier, one of the most in1uen.
tial German papers of Ohio, staunch Dem
ocratic sheet has hauled down Mobiles name,
and run up that of JOHN CAREY, the honest
Wyandot farmer. 1t cannot 90 Noble
The Report of the Investigating Committee,
and the attempt to suppress it, satisfied tho
Courier that there was nigger in the
wood-pile, and it bolts him. So we go!
The people of this District are not blind
they read, and think, and no such man as
NOBLE will ever represent them in Congress
or anywhere else. Look out for stampede
among the honest portion of the Democracy
of Sandusky county. Bucyrus Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Just as was Expeoted.

Douglas electioneering tour through this
State is having damaging effect upon the
Democracy. His visit at Cleveland, Nor
walk and Clyde, have disgusted hundreds
Of that party, and numbers have renonnced
tho cause Of the 'ittle sucker" and have
enlisted under the banner OF "Honest Old
Abe" Every thing indicates that the Re
publican majority viii not fall much short Of
10000 in this State on the 9th Of October
next.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Beams Mad.

Our efforts to demoisb the sham Demo
cracy in this section has stirred upthe wrath
of this pure J incorruptiblo { J individual,
the editor of the Messenger, When we
charge home on the leaders of the Demo
cracy their iniquitous acts and show up
Stephen Arnold Douglas from his own re-
cord, and expose NJ. P. Bean in pocketing
that $4,000, he only replies in the follow
ing epithets heaped on our head: "Moral il
not legal perjury; craven hearted puppy
lying, cringing, cowardly, dishouorable pup
py;" and so on with all the fsh-market
slang at his command.
Go on sir. "Let the heather rage."-
Perhaps you can write another article and
sign it Republican. When he is cornered
bis only reply is some epithet like the above
If the JOURNAL has no influence, why is il
that you devote your whole paper to evas-
ions of our charges? "Whom the gods
would destroy they first make mad" The
Republican car is coming, clear the track.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
A Word to Bean.

NJ. P. Bean, in his great wrath against
DR.. Wilmer, has taken occasion, in his
reckless manner, to make charges against
some of the Republican candidates which
are as false as any ever invented by the ia.
ther of all lies-and Bean knows it, too.-
Bean says in his last paper:-
"How can DR.. Wilmer consent to sup.
port an old know nothing like John Carey
against a man who has ever fought the
principles of that proscriptivo orderT'
Now so much of the above as charges
John Carey with being "kDow nothing"
now, or at any other time, is wilfully mali
cious and false. Mr.. Carey never was a
member of that order, and always discouu-
tenanced it as iliberal and unjust to our
naturalized citizens. Again, Bean asks =
allow can he (Willmer) look his Ger.
man fellow citizens in the face, after being
bought up-paid in money for his endea
vors to transfer them like brutes into the
hands of their slaughtercrs."
If Bean means by the above that John
Carey, Joseph R. Bartlett, John H. Blinn
or any other republican has paid any money
whatever to DR.. Wilmer for his support o.
a part of the Republican ticket, he utter.
an unmittigaled falshood. Bean knows
and so do many of the leaders of the
Democratic patty, that DR.. Wilmer haC
months ago expressed his determination
not to support either Mr. Bell or Mr.. Smitl
should they be re-nominated by the party
As to his support of Mr.. Carey, we thinl
the reasons he gives therefor, arc sufficient,
and well founded. Mr.. Carey would scofr
to buy any mans support, and if he cannot
be elected by the free and unbought vote.
of the people, be desires to stay at home
We say thus much, not in defence of DR.
Wilmer, for he is able to defend himself
but in vindication of the Republican candi-
didates and the Republican party.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
German Republican Meeting.

We have the qualification Of announcing
to the Germans of Fremont and vicinity,
that the Republican Committee have Sc
cured Mr.. A. THEME, of Cleveland, to
deliver German speech at the Wigwam
on Friday evening, October 5th. Mr.. Theme
is fine speaker, aud the Germans of all
parties are respectfully invited to be present
and hear the Republican doctrines expoun
ded in their own language.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

WARREN p NOBLE, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Seneca District,
has sued the editor of the Wyandot Pioneer
for libel laying his damages at the modest
sum $25,000! The libel consists in the Pio-
neer editor republishing from the report OF
Messrs. Morgan, Edgerton and Reemelin,
some statement relative to Mobiles connect
ion with the Breslin- Gibson defaIeation
this suit against Mr.. Wilson Of the Pioneer,
is n bare-faced attempt to muzzle the press 10
that district; but it will avail Mr.. Noble
nothing. An independent press can't be
muzzled in that way. We are pleased 10
sec that Bro. Wilson continues TO pitch in-
to this Noble lawyer Ur6ana Citizen d
GdSette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

An editorial article appeared in the Dem.
ocrdt of last week, undoubtedly written by
a late unsuccessful candidate for nomina
tion for Congressman, charging that Re
publieans had paid, or were to pay, $3.50 tc
DR.. Wilmer for his support of part of the
Republican ticket. We assure the editor
that the whole story is mere fabrication
without particle of foundation in any re-
spect. Mr.. FIaugher claims to be an hon
orable man. Will he vindicate his claim
to that title, by making free and full re
traction of the vile ealumny in his mex
paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

The above ticket, made by the united and
unanimous voice Of the Republicans of San
dusky in Convention assembled, is presented
to the people of this county for their sup
port at the polls, one week from next Tues
day. The candidates on it are all good
faithful men, and should be warmly and
earnestly supported by all. Work and
vote for them.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
A Grand Fizzle.

For two or three weeks it was announced
in large posters that Warren p Noble, and
Others, would address the good people oi
Hardin county at Johnstown; but when the
time arrived for the grand rally there was
nobody there but tho Hon. Warren P. and
a couple of friends who bad accompanied
him. They were politely informed that the
people in that neighborhood had all con.
cluded to vote for the old farmer. Noble
and his two friends left on suspicion Wy
andot Pioneer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Farmers, Remember!
Mechanics, Remember
Republicans, Remember!


Mechanics, Remember
Republicans, he memberg
Laboring-HEen, Remember
That the democrats in this Congressional
district are all calling the present worthy
Congressman, JOHN CAREY of Wyan.
dot otcoupty, "an old dsmagogue," "a nludsill,
"illiterate," ,""G knOWnOthing," and all other
abusive and ridiculous things. He is la.
boring man, and advocates the rights of Ia.
boring mon. He is an honest and truthful
man, and will utterly eonfound all these vile
traducers by the overwhelming majority ol
freemen's votes on the second Tuesday in
October. He is a man of acknowledged
superiority over w. P. Noble, the country
lawyer, whom the sham democracy have
put up against him. While Noble was an
infant in arms, JoHN CAREY was in the
Northwestern Army, fighting for the free
dom of the Northwest. Remember this,
old soldiers, and vote for your companion in
arms, who has endured the hardships of a
soldiers life.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
The old Farmer all Right.

The prospects of the triumphant reelec-
ton Of the OLD FARMER CONGRESSMAN over
bis nristocratic laVysr competitor are grow
lug brighter every day. The honest old
"mudsill" is making troops Of friends wher-
ever he goes. Crawford is the only county
in the district that will give twenty five
thousand dollar Noble majority, and that
will hardly be sufficient to swear by. Mark
it, Ryandot Pioneer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
DesertIng by scores.

In every Township in Crawford county,
there arc numbers of Democrats, who arc
ernest in their support of their candidates
who have announced their determination tc
vote for JoHN CAREY, The man who is
afraid to have his Record brought to light
who resorts to libel suits to keep the people
in the dark, is not the man for them. The
old farmer CAREr's uprightness and hon,
esty have endeared him to the people Of
this county, while MOBILES desperate efforts
to keep the ugly points in bis record from
the people, has disgusted scores who would
have voted for him, inferior as he is, had be
faced the music as MAN would have done
-Bueyrals Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

The $4,000 democratic gentleman of the
Messenger, is driven to the last desperate
resort Of pouring out his griefs and fears in
printers ink and signing himself "a Re-
publican. The defectioS o. Wilmer and
Botefur, and many others who were the pill
lars of the democratic organization of this
county, alarms this purehasable editor oI
the Messenger, and his heart sinks at the
prospect before him. The editorial strength
of the last issue Of that paper was exhausted
in denOunciDg and Safeguarding Wilmer
and Botefur, who one short year ago were
the champions and idols of the now demor.
allied democracy.
When party has gone so low that Bot
efur refuses to 60 with it, that party surely
needs the prayers of tie sOhols congregation
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
Rich. amt it2

The assertion of Bean that Senator Ham.
lin was opposed to the admission of the
free States of Oregon and Minnesota, and
at the same time charging that he is rank
abOlitionist, in favor of setting the negroes
free in all the Southern States. Bean de.
serves a leather medal for being either the
greatest knavc or the greenest fool in San.
dusky county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
German and Irish Voters, Re
member,

That when NJ. P. Bean charges that
John Carey, "and every single candidate on
the Republican ticket, was rank, ranting
know nothing few years ago." he
states that which be knows to be a delib-
crate falshood. Nail tho lie and the liar
to the counter Such man would not on
ly accept brbe, but would libel his own
father if he was candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
GERMANS. READ!

One of the candidates on the Douglas
ticket said "THE DUTCH MUST BE
PUT DOWN !" The Democrats are now
trying TO do this. Tbeircsndidate for Clerk
belonged to the KNOW NOTHING OR
GANIZATION IN Ballville.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
The Fostoria Meeting.

On Friday great gathering of the peo-
pie of this section was had at Fostoria. Not
less than 5000 persons were present
Speeches were made in the afternoon by
Hon. ]. M. Ashley, Hon. John Carey and
Gov. Dennison. 1t has not been our good
fortune to attend gathering this season at
which more enthusiastic good feeling has
been manifested. The people are with the
Republicans of this district in their labors
for the success of JOHN CAREY for Congress.
We believe Mr.. Carey can be elected, and
VIC call on every voter who has ct heart the
desire to see coed and faithful men in the
House of Representatives to vote for John
Carey.
In the evening speeches were made by
John Carey, j. c. Lee and Mr.. Chance
After the speeches torch-light parade was
had, in which were about 400 torches.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
CLYDE Meeting.

On Friday evening, Gov. DennisOn and
r. NJ. Corwine spoke to about 800 people
at the Wigwam in Clyde. The Republi-
cans Of Green Creek will give an increased
Republican vote Of at least 40, at the State
election one week from next Tuesday. Roll
on tho halt S ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28

In the delegation from Plymouth, in this
county, TO the great mass meeting, there
were nineteen men who had never voted
anything but Democratic ticket, but who
are now heart and SOP with the Republi-
cans Detroit Adv.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
GERMANs. REAn

The eloquent and truthful speech of CARL
scHURz, on the first page of our paper to-
day. He is gallant freeman, and is lead
ing on thousands of bis countrymen 10 do
battle IN tho foremost ranks of the Repub-
lican army.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-28
jackson Township.

The People of jackson township, with
out respect to party, will be addressed on
the political topics of the day at Winters
School House, on Monday evening, Oct. lst,
1860, by Hon. R. P. BUoKLAND, of FIRE.
mont. All are respectfully invited to be
prpSant