The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-21
POLITICAL.


GESFRAL CABL ScEURz is making Grant
rpeechest0 IBdiaua Germans % their own
language. There are about thirty thousand
German Rapublicaus IN indiana,
WADE HAMPTON now winds up ms speeeh-
es in the South by calling three cheers for
General Robert +. Lee, which are given
with all the variations Of the rebel yen.
~WARREN P. NOZZLE. having been nOmi-
mated by a runp Democratic convention in
The Ninth district, is he legally before the
beotle9''is the latest conhndrnn for ihe
Democracy. - -tA ANAAsA Il
THE Democrats hare very simple recipe
for making pq'itcsI espiFl, Il is 70 get
up riot, an insurre;ien, or war, and
then to charge the expenses ard trouble OF
putting it down to Republican X'ravagance.
This is the sum and substance of all their
charges aglipst the Republican party.
THE Albany ,Journel says: Let the fact
be borne in mind. The Democratic party
before the war was parry Of secession. At
the commencement Of the war il was a
party Of rebellion. Toward The clpss. Of the
war it became party. Of submission, and
now it is openly proclaimed BY its leaders
and organs as party OfTeEolutiOn, e -
TIE most despicabls campaign lie is the
story published in Brick PoueroE's paper,
that Mrs. Gen. Grant was once captured BY
the rebels, when lot Of silver spoons we're
found upon her person. OF course it is
needless to state that Mrs. Grant was never
captured by rebels in her life. 4 fellow
base enough to coin so inismOuS SANDER
upon an estiwsble lady would disgrace the
gallows. Yet this same villsinais 3 leading
character in the Democratic party. sdT
THE New York CtiseR, Miles o'RsiIIy's
paper, appeals in deep mourning for its Ia
mented proprietor, Gen. HalPine, ard con-
taius a paragraph calling upon Itishmen to
remember that when Gen. Halpine, the no.
blest re representative Of their race, lay dead
in the house of his stricken family, Horace
Greeley stroYe to secure the salary Of the
vacant office Of City Register which Gen.
Halpine had held, to his widow aud orphan
children, and that every Republican jour
nal in the city endorsed the proposal, and
that the Only sheet that opposed it was the
Democratic Wortd.
The Rorwslk Reflector says that at Mon
roeville. on the occasion of the Democratic
bust up, the Crawford delegateO said to the
asiouisbed delegates from Huron, Erie, and
OttOwa counties "Why, you fellers up
in them Abolition counties amt Democrats
you're milk-and-water chaps. Why, down
in Crawford you'd be called Rep,tJicqns.
No vondsr you like Noble you're jgst
like him, half-and -half-Weak- backed you
don't know what healthy Democrat is.
Come down to Crawford and we'll show you
the pure quill. Where was Noble, and
where was all O. you fellers durin' the Val
laudigham campaign Why, you wouldn't
a knowed there was such man as Warren
P. Noble, and none of Jou fellers dared to
peep. FOq hainlt got hardly Asm8frats
enough 10 Huron aud Erie counties 70 make
a fall set of delegates, and you are meyer
heard of except when the Offices are to be
distributed and yet yOH gone HP hera and
want to dictate to Crawford county, with
her two Thousand Democratic majority, who |
she shall vote for; Not much you won't, |
Not il we know ourselves! This things !
pla! !ed out. Buttermilk Democrats from the |
Western Reserys can't lead Crawford soun-
ty by the nose any longer. You bet