The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-04


can State ticket Py 2 largely iiPPereqqsedr ma
jOrity over last year, the eltctiOn Of three
Congressman by heavy msJEities, the
choice Of the State Senate unanimously Re-
pu b1iean, and the House nearly 50. The
returns from one-third Of the State indicate
a Republican majority Of $4,000 for GOFeF-
nor. Good Judges set ii even as highaas
10000 The vote is tiie heaviest ever
known in the State since 1910; .,i ..;lf.
ANOTHER LOT OF RaoRU1Ts.
Eighteen members of the ''White Boys ia
Blue, " at Muncie, Ind, have become dis
gusted with the organization and joined the
Fighting Boys in Blue" Pour members
of the same organization in Anderson, Ind,
pursued the same course. s'' . ..'.
Mr.. 0. Pool, of Shawpeetown, Ill. gen.
tleman Of large influence in, Southern Illir
nois, has come out. for Grant and Colfsx.
Mr.. Pool was originally Gay Wing, but
has been acting with the Democrats since
1854. -....- ..,
A large manufacturer in town near Con-
cord N. H., who has always been democrat,
and who voted for Mcclellan four yeaFa ego,
new declares openly and boldly that there
is DO course for men who value pence, stsbili-
ty and security to person and property, ez-
cept to vote for Grant and Celfax. r00
Col Len. A. Harris, formerly Mayor Of the
City Of Cincinnati, and at present Collector
Of the First Ohio Revenue District, is out
for Grant and oolfax, and proposes to take
the stump. He has run the johnson machine
in that city for the past two years. f7a
Miles j. shinn, Esq, a prominent and
lifelong Democrat in Wayne county, Indi-
ana, has become disgusted with the nominee
Of that party, and, on Thursday evening
last, made a speech near Richmond for
Grant and CoIfsx.
| The Montgomery JolrrRDL publishedras
Charlottesville, Iud., says: rMr. Galloway
Nosler, heretofore an influential Democrat
Of this county, has reuOunced the corruptions
Of that party, aud declared his intention to
support Grant and Colfsx." a~eua. 49,.
Mr.. VIM. A. Guliek, well-knOwn New
Jersey Democrat, residing at Kingston,
Middlessx county, aud formerly member
Of the Legislature. is out for Grant and COL
fax. = .Hrr aa ai 'tue'H rsa s.41'-
Alta meeting Of the First Ward Grant
Club Allegheny City, Penn, last week, an
old man nEmed Cornelius, IS years Of age,
came forward and put down his name. He
bad never before voted any but the Demo-
cratic ticket, but couldn't go it any longer.
Ten old Democrats Of Mishawaka, Ind.
have enrolled themselves among the Boys in
Blue. .ogai =, .4..ri a1i d, u.
Half the voters of Union Township; West
Va, put their nsmes on the GRAFT list on
the 18th. Among them were six old Demo-
Gratis. tHR ,5'af sad
The Portland Press says that vote was
taken on the train on The Portland and
Kennebec Railroad which carried Mr.. Ten
dletOn's audience ta that city, and that al
majority Of three was found to favor Grant
and COlfax. ra'9ial Ell
Nelson Cuttings, Esq, formerly an active
member of the Democratic executive com
mittee Of Baltimore county, Nd, has come
out for arani,
The Raleigh IN. o. Standard says that
the Hon. Nat BOyden, Democratic Congress-
men from that State will not support -Sey-
mour and Blair. s.-.... -,
Judge A. ". q. Garter, for many years
prominent Democratic politician in giuein-
natl, has abandoned that organization, and
signiaed bis intentiOa TO take part in the
present campaign for Grant and Colfax. o'
GeneralSOl Meredith, of Indiana, famous
as commander Of the "Iron Brigade" last
year inclined to JOhnsOnism, has come out
like true soldier, and taken the stump for
Grant, af '-..i ~ 90
Major Sam. l.. .LefiDgwell has retired
from the editorial chair Of the Lebanon Pa
triot, rabid Democratic paper, because. he
can not, consistently With his record as
War Democrat, support Mr., Vallandigham."
G. l.. BittiDger, Esq leading Democrat
of MontaDs, Boone county, lowe, and chair
man of the Democratic executive committee
for the eleventh judicial district has de-
clared his intention to support Grant and
Oolfax. -. n .a..r aeat
John Hall, delegate from West Virginia
to the TamDaDy Hall Convention, has de-
clared for Grant and Colfa1. Nathaniel
Boyden, the conservative member Of Con-
gress from North Carolina, and Union
man during the war, has also declared bis
purpose to support the Republican candidates
The Boston Daily advertiser has the fol-
lowing letter from literary gentleman Of
that state who voted for Douglas and Nc
Clellsn; "YOu pay small compliment to my
sense of patriotism in your assumption that
1 sm for Seymour. No; 1 ain'a square out
and-out Hiram Simpson man, and work
and talk for him every chance gst.1
I'm Grant DEMOCRAT and believe thatthsre
are enough just such in this country 10
elect the stanch little man to the position ]
know he will sdOrn az be has all Others in
which he has been placed, from the lanyard
upwards" | r' s
A gentleman who went over the Erie
Road to New York few days since relates |
the following i'In the smoking car a po-
litical discussion arose. Among those
present we're some u or Is Jewish merchants
from Cincinnati. Ali of these but single
one pronounced themselves strongly for
Grant, snd one proposed taking q vote in
the car, which was done, and resulted, thirty
for Grant and seven for Seymour. He and
the Seymour man, with a third to see fair
play on both sides, then proceeded through
the entire train and polled the passengers.
The vote stood 27 for Seymour against 20 |
for Grant. Phe Republican Jews we're i'm
mensely delighted and enthusiastic over the
result. ,s ~. ..........f. ,,..-.