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This is a time when Heaven calls upon every true, and
This is a time when Heaven calls upon every true, and
noble [[unclear]] to put forth al efforts to secure the election
noble [[unclear]] to put forth all efforts to secure the election
of John. C. Fremont.  For my part, I shal speak kindly
of John. C. Fremont.  For my part, I shall speak kindly
and boldly.  I am now preparing a political speech -
and boldly.  I am now preparing a political speech -  
with the Expectation of speaking at the County cent of
Cedar [[unclear]] Iowa.  As a preacher of the gospel.  I shall utter
the true sentiments of my heart, from the pulpit, upon the
Slavery question, and the church, that wil object to my
doing so, must find someone Else to preach for them. 
[[unclear]], heaven, and Earth know, that I am -
- "A foe to tyrants, and my country's friend"
I have been taught that -
"Our country's welfare, is out first concern
And who promotes that best, best proves his duty"
You are of cours a friend to Jessie.  I believe Jessie
[[be?]] a noble soul, like her noble husband.
I was a few days ago present at a [[great?]] Fremont gather
ing, at Fremont Ohio.  Upwards of 300 students, with the
professors, and many of the Citizens of Oberlin, marched to
the [[unclear]], headed by the Church brass band.  There were
21 [[cars?]] all of which were filled by the time we got to Fremont.
The gathering from different quarters was estimated at 25,000
The [[unclear]] were glad to sneak away that day - The
name of Fremont, was heard in pealing thunders, through
the Air.  Prof. Peck. led our company and at intervals
he would take off his hat and cry aloud - "Now my friends"
"Three cheers for Fremont + Daton, and immediately Every

Latest revision as of 19:34, 28 July 2020

This is a time when Heaven calls upon every true, and noble unclear to put forth all efforts to secure the election of John. C. Fremont. For my part, I shall speak kindly and boldly. I am now preparing a political speech - with the Expectation of speaking at the County cent of Cedar unclear Iowa. As a preacher of the gospel. I shall utter the true sentiments of my heart, from the pulpit, upon the Slavery question, and the church, that wil object to my doing so, must find someone Else to preach for them. unclear, heaven, and Earth know, that I am - - "A foe to tyrants, and my country's friend" I have been taught that - "Our country's welfare, is out first concern And who promotes that best, best proves his duty" You are of cours a friend to Jessie. I believe Jessie be? a noble soul, like her noble husband. I was a few days ago present at a great? Fremont gather ing, at Fremont Ohio. Upwards of 300 students, with the professors, and many of the Citizens of Oberlin, marched to the unclear, headed by the Church brass band. There were 21 cars? all of which were filled by the time we got to Fremont. The gathering from different quarters was estimated at 25,000 The unclear were glad to sneak away that day - The name of Fremont, was heard in pealing thunders, through the Air. Prof. Peck. led our company and at intervals he would take off his hat and cry aloud - "Now my friends" "Three cheers for Fremont + Daton, and immediately Every