Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13
Reorganization OF the Democracy.

10 Rc AdHOf of me FfeDaoiW J0Urndf:
SIR:-A desperate attempt is making by the
imps and tools of the late tratorous adininistra-
ton, to resurrect from the grave of blackest OBJ
livion and everlasting infamy, party mis-nam
ed Democratic" which, after more than one
half IFS adherents have gone inte open rebellion
against the Constitutional and lawful authority
of the nation, and the far greater portion of the
remainder have honorably severed all associa-
tion with il, is now, when the whole land is de-
luged in blood, and treason is rampant every
where, by the artful process of recent conclave
TO be galvanized into sort Of artificial life-it
can never again have real life;-and for what
Purpose2 What the object of this meanly par
zan attemptf Are the people fully awake to the
truth? Do they realize the persistency charac-
terizing the move? As sincere lover of my
country, devoted to the welfare of her people
aud the maintenance and perpetuity of repub-
lican institutions, fear they are not fully
aroused: that they underestimate the efforts be-
ing put forth.
lst. By whom is this effort being nader Man
ifestly by the very men whom the people have
every reason to look upon with distrust; who
pathy for rebels in arms; who struggle to defeat
all earnest thorough measures to suppress the
insurgents, who cry out against the "subiuga-
ton or conquest" of the assassins who stand
ready and eager to cut the throats of loyal mill
lions; and who, on all occasions, are ready to
denounce aud villlfy patriotic northern men and
their acts, but have not word to say against
rebel leaders or measures. The speeches Of their
men are published by rebel papers; and the ig
norant Southron is taught that there is "large
party" at the North which is heartily with the
South in its measures" These men are they
who can see no violation of Constitutional rights
an acts Of secession and a rebellous war, but
can see nothing but Anconstitutionality in all
that is done 10 suppress traitors and treason
This is the class of men,-notoriously the enc
my's OF their country who lead in this move
and who confidingiy expect to find dupes in the
whole land to reeeho their party catchwords
and retail their partizan cant. er
I'd. What object 10 to be attained2 Simply
this: 1t is TO restore to Office these political
bankrupts, to court favor Of the rebel leader.
with the single aim of making disgfaceful and
uRmaniy compromise with them. Not one Of
these men, who is understandingly engaged in
the fesuscItation of this fossilized party, but
stands ready to compromise away ali the man.
hood OF the loyal nation, and to aid in the es
tabllshment of an imperious, SlaVeholding ar.
istocracy to complete domination in the land
DuIDOSc-IIOu2n with
some skill-is 10 extend aid and sympathy TO
rebels; and it cannot be done directly, it must
be done by indirection. 1t is the feeble war
ring OF the proselytes of slavery dominion
against the everlasting truths Of Freedom.
Sd. What are the instrume0talities employed
for this workgE Evidently deceit, falshood, mis-
representation, and all their kindred agencies.
Thus witness the gross imposition, upon many,
and the lying hypocrisy, IN assuming the time
honored name Of Democracy with which 10
clothe this @paty." Verify this is stealing the
livery Of Heaven TO serve the devil in. II has
not single element Of democratic faith, soli-
tary principle Of democratic action, as proisssed
BY that party prior TO the yearl5S tnmean,
ing and deceptive catchwords are employed to
delude the masses. Partizan cant Is another
chief auxilliaKy in this work Of putting party
before country Political history is falsi6ed;
wholeeale falshood ia employed, and notorious
fsets carefully omitted. That great hobgoblin,
aoolioti 50 hortffying 20 rebel synpafhisers q !.
naily hHsaaos the great borden of this part zan
TRADE. ArEp'peesa and truth are altogether
aeit eqt 9t yley, while their pampered editors
can nnd nsthing put miserable slang and filthy
slandor OfN NertAern men, with which 10 6lI theft
paPea MsfAing u too mean o. low ioF thess
minioss Of party and place, and, having an end
TO accomplish tha question ia not whether the
saeaas be haporable and fair, but whether. ~
Aey eceoplp 'ish We ed soisqlif The movement
bss 20 oheaffY sympathy from the people They
have neset DESIRED e. 4 ia the effort Of des-
Peraia political gAwhierA aad piace.Seekers 10
inyeigle the aasses into their support By polti-
cal cunning and Misrepresentation. Not the
country welfare do they aim at but emolument
and agsfandizeibsnt Of self Lei n6ttIe deyo-
Tee Of party say thisis mere defamation. The
truth barely is told, yeid Of all eOleringsi The
m's-ety Jed saddFesss of these political eharla-
tais - before the people, and the bold falsehooda
puts iof'h shall be exposed. "By their acts
ye shah know thsmy and the acts Of these men
shall be feyisEed.a The standing Of these men,
as deterrpined by lhe past arest Home ~ he
true Den0crafic party, shall he kaithfdiiv III
forth. Their flieft Of one hohefed name s,ndsf
whichfoeioht theirmonhtains 6f iuiqnltV via
aet sh'eIa ben fpR ths. aasryhlax ~ sf a.
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