The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-05-10

ted as elsewhere suggested with a
view to divide and conquer. Every
Republican must look this fact in
the face snd govern himself accor-
dinghy. If he proposes to have sub
sFltuted Democratic administra-
ton for a Republican one, he will
aid that purpose by supporting Gree
ly; If he desires the success Of his
party and principles his only course
Is to remain true to his faith, and
give his earnest support to the can
didates of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton. The New York World whose
duplicity in advocating the nornina-
tion Of Adams is well understood,
now says:
"It might have supported Adams, if he had
been nominated, but will not support the most
hated and conspicuous opponent of the Dem
ocratLc party" and declares that Convention
called for revenue reform, and nominating
1.-THE most Jealous of protectionists, leaves the
Democranc party to await DEVELOPMENTS, and
! opens the way for a possible victory" The
CINCINNATI Enquirer thinks the platform ga
! splendid one, and one upon which every hon
est man can stand;" thinks the ticket strong
one, and tet1ltS the Democracy will rally to
It's support 1t IS obvious that this kind of
talk will not make many Liberal recruits.
The Enquirer is only coquetting, it will show
Its true colors at the proper time The Phil
! adelphia Age, betrays an inward satisfaction
at the trouble in the Republican ranks. but
has no doubt Whatever the Democratic partv
| Will hold Convention and nominate a STRAIGHT
ticket The Albany AYytls, is surprised at the
nomination Of Mr.. Greeley but takes no stock
IN the proposed coalition. It proposes to
! await the action of the Democratic National
Convention. Tho Washington Pafriot eI-
presses an earnest hope that the coming Con-
ventlon OF its party will select unexception-
| able candidates. The Detroit Free Press
rejolces IN the hope that the Republican diyis-
ion will open the doors Of the White House
to Democrat, and declares nothing neces-
sary to secure success but strong ticket and
platform. The Richmond (Va) Enquirer
likewise clsps its hands at the prospect OF
Chant "breaking his head against the Liberal
rook," and quietly awaits Developments. The
Pittsburg Post, whose editor is member OF
the National Executive committee, thinks the
duty OF the Democracy plain. They cannot
under any circumstances coalesce with the Gin
cinDah movement as developed, but, must nom.
mate straight ticket of good and true men.
After heartily and effectively cooperating
with the Liberals in building their tub, it now
cruelty declares sit must stand on its own bot.
tom, or go to pieces" In doule-leaded col.
umn and half article, the Harrisburg Pafri.
OF, eulogizes Mr.. Greeley, but fails to promise
the least support, because it does not mean tc
give it. The Wheeling Register will support
Greeley, provided its party makes no nomins.
ton, not otherwise. Likewise the Nashville
american. The New York Ecsning Express
referring to the question whether the Demo
Gratis will endorse the nomination, meekly
says: 1--WE are a forgiving race of men, and
shall do what is best for our country" which
the record Of its editor, Hon. James Brooks
NJ. c., proves to mean hearty support of g
straight ticket. The Cleveland Plain Deage7
says no Democratic paper is authorized to say
that Greeley VIII receive the support of the
Democratic party. 1t exhorts Democrats tc
wait for the acton Of the Democratic Nation.
al Convention.
Will any Republican allow him,
self to be lead into the support of 8
ticket thus ushered into existence
sure of defeat-and the only object
of which is to aid in defeating Granti