Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
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Pendleton IN his recent letter says "he has no
new profession OF faith To make. and only reit-
crates his old one." The PLGtTdedler says 90.
II. Pendleton is the Democratic candidate for
Vice Presidenband we are proud Of the man
He is honest, he is true, he is consistent he is
Just, he is competent" and then invites an ex-
animation of his record. Let US see Whist that
record is. iJi.
nthe 18th of January, 1861, he made speech
in Congress recognizing the fact of secession
and urging Congress TO "let the seeding States
depart in peace.
Suly 10Th, 1861, Pendleton voted against the
bill to provide for the collection OF duties, i'm
ports, de- 9,,s.g - s.-,., .. ..4es,}i,
July 18th, 1861, resolution was adopted, de-
nounciag the rebellion and pledging the House
of Rcpresentatiyes to vote the required means
for its suppression. Pendleton lodged the vote.
lazf6Iv 29fh. 1861, Pendleton voted against the
bill 30 6provide additional revenue for paying the
interest on the public debt. gsqs
August I'd, 1861, Pendleton voted against the
bill to provide additional revenue for paying the
interest on the public debt.
April Sth, 1862, PendletOn voted against the
bill to provide revenue for paying interest on
the public debt and for other purposes. .
May 26th, 1862, he voted against the bill "a
confscate the property of the rebels for the pay
ment of the expenses of the present rebellion
and for other purposes.
June 24th, 1869 he voted against the bill au.
thorizing the issue of Treasury notes.
July 18th, 1862, he opposed Mr.. Maynard
resolution explanatory of @An act to suppress
the rebellion, to punish treason and insurrection
to seize and con6scate property of rebels and
for other purposes.
n June 4th, 1852 he voted against the bill de-
clariug disloyal persons ineligible TO Office.
January 10Th, 1863, he voted against resOlu-
ton granting bounty land-warrant of l6O acres
of land to each soldier in the Union army.
February 10Th, 1868, Pendleton voted against
the bill to raise additional soldiers for the servE
ice of the Government
February 25th 1863, Pendleton voted against
the bill for enrolling and calling out the Nation
al forces ,r
December 18th, 1863, Peudleton voted against
a resolution declaring "for the most vigorous
prosecution of the war, until the Constitution
and laws shall be enforced and Obeyed in all
parts of the 6Hited States, and lodged vote
on the resolution Immediately following it. de-
claring tito be the duty Of Congress TO vote
men and money to aid the Government in the
work of crushing the rebellion, and bringing its
leaders to. punishment. ssf
January 18th, 1864, he voted against a resolu-
ton denouncing the rebellion as wicked, and
declaring it to be the duty of the people to
crush it. q. t..i3Glis 1
We might name several other instances OF
Mr.. Pendleton's opposition TO the Government
and sympathy with the rebellion, as shown by
his official record in the Congressional Globe,
but the above viii suffice for the present As
Mr. Pendleton says be reiterates his old faith
and the PldindeGler says he is consistent, the
foregoing exhibit will show the character of his
pretended love for the Union.-C Cleveland Her.