Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-26

IL iOPIg W tlo NuaI 20 vi luo CluCluudtl
Enquirer that the Breckinridgo men voted
the Republican ticket, the Newark Advo-
cate says the charge is absurd and false
and adds:
Breckinridge men will now see that un-
less they vote their whole strength for
an electoral ticket Of their oWn, they will
be charged 10y the Douglas papers with
having voted for Lincoln, just as they are
now charged with having supported Brink
lerhof Had Breckenridge State ticket
been nominated and voted for, there would
have been no room for the calumny to
which they are now subjected.
Stephen A. Douglas in speech at Mil
waukec, the other day, declared that he did
not manufacture the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, and that he never saw it until he saw
it in Congress. Well, the charge made by
his democratic friends is little different
from that, and he can settle tho matter with
them. His course has heretofore been
50 tortuitous, that the word of dozen men
is entitled to more credit than his own on
this or any other subject.
A ncgress, speaking of her children, said
of one who was lighter colored than the
rest; 81 nebber could bear dat ar brat
kase he show dirt so easy"
ANOTHER DIsTINGUGsuED ACCESSION
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Bcale, of Wisconsin, hither
to an unAinchug Democrat, has come ou
for Lincoln. Mr.. Beae was Lieut.. Gov
ernor Of Wisconsin from l849 to 1851.
Gov Chase spoke at various points in
New York State, last week. His speeche,
at Fort Plain and Troy are reported quite
at length in the Tribune
Mr. Douglas is posted to speak every dav
until the election. He winds up his busi
ness at Mobile on the 9Th of November, and
on the 9th the people will wind him up.
The JERRY BoYD KIDNAPPING CASE
A private dispatch was received at Galena
from St, Joseph, Missouri, yesterday after
noon, from the officers who were sent in
pursuit of the kidnapper of the colored man
Jerry Boyd, his wife and daughter and a
little white girl who was living with them
The dispatch states that they would leave
St. Joseph yesterday with the kidnapper
the negroes and the little white girl
Chicago Journal, 23d.
CMoINNATI A REPUBLICAN CTY.-Thc
seventeen wards of Cincinnati gave n Re
publican majority for every candidate OF
the County ticket, ranging from 10 to ,662
On the State ticket Murray's majority 357
and Sargents 2Os. On Supreme Judge
the fusion majority was 2,4O5.
The New York Tribune calls attention t.
the fact that Mr.. Grow has been reelected
to Congress in Wimot's old district il
Pennsylvania by s,93s majority, the larges
ever obtained; and also conn piments Mr.
Schuyler Colfax of Indiana upon his emin
ent success In 1856 he was sent to Con
gress by l,036 majority, which had increas
ed in 1858 to 1881, and in 1860 has reach
ed 3,496.
, The Republican National Committee a
Washington are evidently satisfied that tn
battle is fought, and are about to relinquisl
their hitherto inde(atgable labors, shut ul
their rooms and go to the country. Sena
tor King and others go to New York tc
engage in the canvass of that State. Thi
, committee have done a good work in tb
distribution of valuable documents.
How humiliated now is the once power
ful and defiant Democratic party. Blu
four years ago they could not find term
strong enough 10 which to denounce tn,
Know-Nothings. Now they day after day
beg and implorc those same Hiudoos in thu
most piteous terms to vote with them. TIL,
end of both draws nigh.
The Chicago Press and Tribune says th'
report is not true that Lincoln has hire(
Douglas to go around and make speeches
but it is true that the Republican Statc
Committee could expend little money t
no better advantage than to employ him tc
stump the close and doubtful Legislative
districts in Illinois.
Warren p. Mobiles majority over JOIN
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