The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
The German Feeling for FrsmOut.

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The St Louis Neae Zeil hoists
the Radical Democratic ticket Of
FREMONT and BocHRANE atthe head
Of its columns, and thus bitterly
p'oclnms war to the knife against
the. LINCOLN party:
The baltimore Convention has
done what we expected it would
do. 1t has sought to swindle
Abraham Lincoln into the Presi-
deury ngaim The gnanilet thus
thrown Gowp, We take ul. Against
this swindls We sslleSaILE J. pr0tsst.---
Dcfantly We herewith cut loose
from larty which resks syste
maticalIy to ruin the country, and,
in accordance with the declaration
Of General Fremont, we now raise
the ticket Of the Radical Democ.
racy at the head of our columns
Ho, Fremont Ho, Lincoln !
such will he the battle cries in
this contest, and with joy and
heartfelt gladnsSs We enter this
just, good and necessary battle
against the organization of blood
suckers, created by Mr.. Lincoln
tor the perpetua ION of his own
unnatural power, and the overthrow
of the Republic. We do not con.
ceal from ourselves that we shall
have u hard contest, out 80 much
the more glorious will 1t be also,
whether We conquer or are defent
cd is not for uS tho first question.
We know that it is q holy cause,
and an unavoidable duty, for which
we enter the contest; and to tie
bold belongs the world.
Who risks not, gains not, and 10
no man at all.
ln one particular the impending
contest will be- different from any
preceding one; we can not this
time esteem our opponents neither
POLITICALLY, nor personally. In the
enemy'S camp, there is nothing but
lie aud swindle; hence we shalt
not fight vi h mildness, as we lave
often been accustomed to do. We
shall striAe blow whenever we
think we can hit the enemy. The
ships are burnt behiHd us, and we
lnelther give nor take quarter. Aud
because we hate where once we
loved, after prayers, warnings and
entreaties have been in vain, we
now say:
LAY nn MacduT--
And damned be he who frat cries: Hold,
enough T.
The Fremont Guard may die,
but it will never surrender.
FIRST RATE n )CICGiOE LINCoLNS
ID ...." RENOMINA riUN.
The following is q specimen Of
the way the honest aud indepen-
dent press notices the nomination
of LINCOLN blythe Office holders and
contractors at Baltimore. The New
York Daily News SAYS
mo one is surprised at the re.
nomination of Mr.. Lincoln to the
Presidency by the Baltimore Con
venlion. Disgusting rs it may be,
it was Ms inevitable as that the sun
will breed msggots in dead dog.
Mr. Lincoln, in effect, has renom,
mated himself The Baltimo! 70 Con.
ven'ion WAS but the engine he con,
structed and used to give publicity
to the fact The sublime impu.
dence of the man in thus thrusting
himself tor reelection before Q
people that utterly abhOr aud de-
spise him, is in strict accordance
with his character aud antecedents.
Elevated to the Presidency by q
political accident, he proposes now
to retain his seat by corruption and
violence. II the people, after their
expression, permit it, they will do.
serve to be ruled by him."
The New York World says:
"But Mr.. Ln:oln and Mr.. John.
son are both men of mediocre tall
ents, neglected education, narrow
views, deficient information, and
coarse, vulgar manners.',