Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-14
WHO SUPPORTS MCCLELLAN AND PEN
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L. Every Tory and anti-Liberal journal il
the British Isles is bigoted noisy, violent cham
pion of our Rebel shareholders, insisting tha
their Confederacy must and ought to triumpI
over the Union-that sthe South" can never bt
subdued, and never should be. EUery one o,
these journals advocates and hopes for ne success.
of Mcclellan.
III. Every Imperial, nti-Republican journal
issued in France, together with the Courier de.
Etdts Uais, the Imperial organ ia this CITY, is Z
champion of our Shareholders Rebellion, O
Southern Independence and of the election O
Mcclellan, They evidently consider the las
of these desiderata the condition or complement
f.the two former n"''l - tl-
III. lM5laTd Fillmore, who in 1856 volunteer.
ed the assertion that, in case of Republicar
triumph in the pending Presidential Election
the South would break up the Union, and bt
justified in so doing, is out for Mcclellan.
~. RichGrd w. LdtlerS who, about the timt
of her secession, wrote that, whenever Soutl
Carolina should call on him to do SO, he wal
ready to fight in her service, is an active anC
paying McClellanite. ea.a es
V. Henry GTiSaReR who has been quoted with.
out contradiction in the Richmond journals a,
heart and soul with the, slaveholding Rebels
is an active and prominent supporter of McClel-
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VI. Gen. Robert Patterson, who, in. flagrant
defiance of his orders, turned his army away
from fighting or holding Jo. JOhnston's Rebe
force on the eShenandOah near Winchester march.
ing it back towards Maryland and SO allowing
Johnston to hurry his troops to Join Beauregarc
at Manassas, and thus defeat the Union army
at Bull Run, is a Jealous supporter of McOl
VII. Gen. Fit John Porter, who. was Gen
Pattersons Chief of Staff aud who has since
been found guilty by a Court Martial of treason.
able disobedience of orders and refusal to fighi
at the second battle of Bull Run, whereby Gen
Pope was defeated, and who was therefor CASH
tered from the Army, is a thick-and-thin sup
porter of Mcclellan. 4 t.T eE
VIII. George W. Woodward, who declared
while Secession was in progress that he want
ed any line of desperation of the States run North
of his State (PennsylVania) and who last yeal
pronounced filling the Union armies by DRAFT
unconstitutional, is jealous partisan of Nc
Cleiian' election. M
TX. Horutio Seymour, who in 1861 proposed
to friend that the State of New-York should
adopt the Montgomery Constitution and so join
the Southern Confederacy, is stumping our State
for Mcclellan, : ..s'le,sa
" ROdnaan II. Price, ex- Governor of New
Jersey, who wrote a letter to l.. W. Burnett
of Newark, urging that New-Jersey should Sc
cede from the Union and Join the Southern Con-
federacy, is. stumping day and night for Nc
Clellan. .sa $50 - tnf -
XII. C.. Godfrey G,osther, Mayor Of this City,
has vetoed the Common Councils recent resolve
TO illuminate our City on account of the great
Union victories, in message surcharged with
COpperhead malignity and thinly disguished
sympathy for the Rebel cause. He presided at
the great Mcclellan Ratification in Union Square
Z XII. Thousands ofopen, active Rebels, many
Of whom have served in the Rebel armies are
now at home in Kentucky or Missouri, under
the folds of the Union flag. Every one of these,
while still Rebel viii vote (if permitted) for
Mcclellan; while every one who has got his
srights," and wants the Union to triumph over
the Rebellion, is for Lincoln and Johnson
And SO with the thousands of ofSouthern refugees
and fugitiyes in this and other Northern cities.
Fellow citizensl we speak what we do know,
and what you also may know if you will drop
into any place of popular resort and sit quietly
till you hear some one whose talk betrays his
sympathy with the Rebels and his hope and
trust that they may yet triumph, and you will
soon hear him blowing for Mcclellan and ours
ing the President for not keeping him longer al
the head of the Union forces. (IFe can hardly
forgive him for keeping the Great Unready there
so long.) And wherever, from Lapland to Aus
tralia, you find man who wishes success to the
Shareholders Rebellion, there you have man
who favors the election of George B. Mcclellan.
If you like that company, go in! The Union
cause can do without you.-N. T. Tribune.