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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

EE 1t ought to be generally understood, that
this foregn paper is generally circulated through
the agency Of Ohio Banks and their fayoritles,
who exchange Ohio currency for that Of other
safes to secure lengthy circulation ofther notes
[Sandusky County Democrat
1T ought to be generally understood that the
Ohio Banks did every thing in their power to dis.
countenance the introduction and circulation OF
the Susquehanna Loeofoco trash, and refused to
receive it on deposite. In like manner they have
refused to receive or circulated in any way, the
Locofoco Michigan Wild Cat fabricatons which are
now pourine in SO freely among as; and if our far
mers had followed the example and needed the
warnings of our Bank officers, they would not have
had their hands burned by the late LOeofoeoexplo-
sion in the adjoining States.
1t is but simple justice that this fact should 0e
generally understood and generally circulated
Huron Reflector
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

MEAE THIxes.--It is a mean thing to borrow
pour neighbor's paper. when you are too stingy to
take one of your own.
It is a mean thing to subscribe for a newspaper
and never pay for it.
It's mean thing to steal the Exchanges from an
Editors Sanctun
It's a mean thing to look over an Editors shoul'
de. whom he is writing.
II is mean thing to ridcule editorial wher
Won have mott vo atoms of brains in your own skull
It is a mean thing to read what you may fine
written in newspaper Office.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

re The Democrat" of last week, in speaking
of the party whose principles we advocate calls it
the "lste Wing party" This term was pretty gen.
orally applied by the Locofoco press, to the Wing
party, previous to the last Presidential election, but
the result showed that they were badly mistaken
and we should think the result of that and the late
elections in New York, New Jersey, Massachu-
sets, Louisiana &c, would satisfy friend that
the Wing party is not quite dead" yet, But ii
he still has doubts on that subject, they will be
dispelIed at the next October election.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

SYMPArTY-It is sweet to turn from the chilling
and heertless world that so often msjudges our mo-
tives-to seek in some sympathising heart for con-
solation-to find eongenial souls that can fee our
sorrows, can share our joys, can understand and
appreciate the feelings which actuate u.s. In sor'
row. how consolinc is the blessed voice of sympa-
ths In our greatest trials it lightens our burdens
making smoother our pathway before US, and
pouring a healing balm into our hearts; and our
lesser Affections are forgotten in its presence
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
WAlg Extravagance--Locofo loco Economy.


wing kXtraFagaMce-LOcof economy
The Opposition journals are now lifting up their
voices aloud against the Administration of Presi-
dent Taylor for its extravagant expenditures Ev-
cry dollar il has paid out has been disbursed un-
der the appropriation billsof hate administration
and already the cry is abroad that these pestlent
Wings are Plunging the country into debt. and
placing all manner of burdens on the shoulders of
the oppressed and plundered people. They know
perfectly well Just now that this is all fiction and
and fasehood; but they will repeat it often be-
forethe year Is out, that they viii begin to believe
isfhemselves. and to treat II as admitted, unless
they are contradicted and disproved, ssd then to
swear 70 the truth of them on the ground of their
being sdmitsed I've have charged so and So
We hare -sPeatedly charged 50 and So We have
charged % and so tfsae and agu'n. fou have not
denied IL Fou dare not deny It. We are PrepSr-
ed % make oath that It . 50 and SO, oecuTce you
have not denied It
THIS u the nanaer IN when Locoieco % Is are
manufactured oa tsestHna. u Is 'ton Lecoloeo
fact that the Wings are always spending the people
money and that the Locotoces are forever busy
looking after the strong boxes, and taking care that
the treasury is not plundered. It is wellrec..ir
ed Locofoeo fact that the ADMINISTRATOR OF Mr.
Adams was sheckingiy extravagant' ana that
neariy ruined the eonntry IN the o=eoFations tie
East Room The people have had succession oi
pure, virtuous and economical administrators; ana
now the Wings have got INTO power. and the ceun-
try is to be ruined again IN SIX months time by the
payment Of debts that their L9c 'oco predecessors
have contracted It VIII not oe amiss 70 refresh
tne memories OF our Loeotoco Irlenas oy 'eW ng
uree which We advise them 10 run over pe,oi" 1.,,
they pen thclr next allegatons IN REGARD 10 wing
extravagance
There was expended by Mr. Adams admlnlstra-
ton. in the four years the sum OF SlS2lS-
Tins was some fe9r mtons M ore tna,i were pen
aeo curing nr Monfoes sec9hu ssf IN si'e
poslon ana .he fschnone NJ
ana etetflneu tne people INTO the oehei tid' M "i.
Adams was running the country
.eGeneral Jackson was to take the ourden from
the shoulders OF the people, anu show them, WIN
the aid u Mr keneah now 70 ehloy the o,es; o,
slngs os frugal government lhere was expended
curing h,s nrst term so0sz49'o o. ms was on
b some S1.ooo.0O0 OF additional burden. oaI the
Democratic presses assured the people that every
thing was managed IN the snugges; and most econ
anlcai manner possible that they were u the en-
loyment VI muen more;'rusai S1 .nouS' Il
Was spending great oeai @ more money,
In the second term OF uenerai Jackso auilill-
istraton, expenditures mounted up 10 sS'' lSo'ozo
and this was 50 Dttch more economlcie,so s@atiS' @
factoriy frugaithat the democratic journals recon-
nended his apporntee Mr. y an buren, as tne mos,
suitable person IN the "9ro 70 commune 'hs k'uu
OF refeI 70 tne oPpresseu anu t'sA
DIR Van buren came INTO the aonlnistra'io. 81 :. %.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
MIR. Ewing.

Tho Democrats seem determined that if msrep-
resentaton slander and fasehood are invariable In
gaining power, they will give their cause the full
benefit of it, Their course proclaims the same ig-
noble sentiment unblushingy avowed by the oppos-
ers of the administration of. Q Adams 1.-THE admin
istration must be overthrown if it is pure as the
angels in Heaven!" With this determination they
have set at work all engines which malice and
and wickedness could invent in order to gain their
end.
Failing to find Just cause Of censure in the pub
lie administration of the Government they have not
hestated to parade the private affairs OF the Presl-
dent and his cabinet before the public, and by mis-
representation, falsehood and low scurty, seek to
deprive them Of the position they have justly at
tanned in the estimation of the country.
No one has been more exposed to these ma
cious influences than the Secretary of the Interior
Mr.. Ewing. Having proved himself emnenty
worthy of the trust confded in him having dis
charged his duties with a zeal and ability rarely
dispiayed bv any one who held the post-the
leading organs of the the Democracy consider him
a tit object against whom to hurl their envenomed
darts. But Mr. E. cannot be wounded by such
means surrounded by the confidence and esteem
of his fellow countrym en-, enveoped in the impreg
psble mantle of purity and truth, the poisoned
shafts of the enemy viii leave him unscathed, and
return with accelerated force upon the heads o.
his guilty tradueers. ,.....
Among the miserable fabrication which have
been produced against Mr.. Ewing, is the story o.
his having rented house from Mr.. Douglass
in Washington city at reduced rent in considsra
ton of procuring him the appointment of public
gardner This charge has been so often reiterated
that the National Intellgencer has furnished !
plain and truthful statement OF the matter, whicf
fully proves that the Union and its confederate
baye been guilt of wilIfuily defamng the character
/ of Mr.. Ewing 5 :.
Party zeal is commendable when properly di
trected party violence may be excused under some
circumstances; but when men SO far disregard tht
social obligations Of life, as to falsely eumnate th'
private charactsrs Of eminent public mcn-wher
this is done wholly from wanton lust of power
it becomes the duty of every virtuous and uprigh
citizen to denounce the slandcrer in such terms a
will effectually silence them forever after-to ex
| pose the naked deformity tothe contemplated scor
q every honest man.. Morgan Herald.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Doublc nottingham outrage.

Las: evening, in voting for Sergeant at arms IN
the House, it thought the party screws got a
little loose Somewhere, and the Democracy took to
their last year trick of double voting tozdefeat
choice. On one ballot there were three more votes
than there were members. And those came from
the Locofoeo side of the House.
Now a man who votes twice at an election for a
Justice of the Peace or Constable commits a crime
He is liable to indictment and severe punishment
What then shall we think of men who viii violate
their duty and their odths by such case as tins
Such proceeding should be rebuked. Inquiry
should be made, and the offending member should
be EXPELLED Estate Jour. Of Tuesday.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
9ru M 10 a 8 bingtOn.
Washington Dec. Sd.

The Senate was called to order at noon to day
by Hon. n. Fillmore. The Secretary proceeded to
call the roll, when it was found that 81 members
were present, and in their seats.
Mr. Underwood of Kentucky presented the Gre
denlials of Hon. Henry Clay who after being sworn
took his seat 4#h
Mr. Mangum presented the credentials of Hon.
James Shields of Illinois, who likwise took his seat
The Senate being fully organized, a motion was
made the House be notified of the fact after which
the Senate adjourned,
HousE.-The Clerk proceeded to call the roll
219 members answered. The absentees were
Messrs Wmot of Pa. Shepard of N. c., King Of
Georgia. Juean of Indiana, Alton of ILL.,, Boyd Of
Kentucky Bently of Tennessee, Brown of Mississip-
pi.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
The following are the ballots for Speaker:

The House being unable to elect Speaker ad-
iourned over until tomorrow.
Washington, Dec. 4th.
HoUsE.-The Clerk acted as President. After
the reading of the Journal balloting was resumed.
Cobb and Winthrop received the same votes as yes
terday Whole number of members present. 224,
2d ballot is now proceeding.
SENATE.-Mr. Fillmore Vice President resumed
his seat, and called to order Messrs. Brayton, Sc
bastan, Bush and Turner appeared and took their
seats The Journal was read. when the Sennte adj
iourned Mpssrs. Wilmot and Ness took their seats
Yesterday after the Organization of the House, also
Brown of Mississippi. Hafard of Alabama, Shep-
ard of North Carolina, Alston of Illinois and Cen
try of Tennessee.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning publishes
the annual report Of the Post Master General by
which it appears that the increase of Post Oflees
in the United States is 55S-6,333 appointments
of which 1000 were removals. The revenue OF
the Post Office Department amounts to "a ,9o4, 600
Appropriations unexpended, 1880 = S265,ooo
Balance in treasury, i69,ooo
Expenditures of the present year, -. 75o,oOo
Revenue estimuted at S4,o9Z,uUo
The Post Master General recommends uniform
system of postage of 5 cents. and denounces the
Rail Road monopolies. He says additional clerks
are requiered.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

'F1FrY FAT BABIES TO AN EDrroR.-Some bro
ther of the quill in welcoming Sanders to the new
position of editing a daily paper in Evens7ie
closed by wishing him prosperity and fifty fat
tba above. that zone would set him distracted. -
It's verging on the probable that il Sanders knew
himsalf 70 Be father Of one fat baby, It would
atiokle him to death" Gin, Commercial.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

E9- We had hoped to have been able to lay
the messages of the President and Governor be-
fore our readers this week, but according to oul
latest advces from Washington and Columbus
neither body had effected an organization We
will undoubtedly have the messages in time for ouI
next issue.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

Itix stated that the company having the charter
for the right Of way BY the TehuantePee route are
in negotiation for the purchase Of the two New
York and Charleston steamers, Northerner ana
southerner They are to be placed in communl-
cation with the route, on the Pacific and the
other an the Atlantic side, to run in connection be-
tween New Orleans and San Francisco.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

BREAK1SG SrEERs-An effectual and speedy
mode of breaking steers, is to use yoke long en-
ough to hold fonr bows at suitable distance. Put
strong steady yoke of oxen on the outside and
the Young inside; treat them gently without using
the whip or goad, and you will soon have the young
ones as we'll broken as the old,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

THE REY ArrA1R-A Washington letter writer
saws: 1T is whispered the affair Of Rey's abduc-
ton is not yet finally settled A Spanish Agent.
commissioned con- by the Captain General, has teen
here from Havana toinform himself more particu-
larlv of all the circumstances connected with the
agency of the Spanish consul at New Orleans
He left this city afew days ago on his return
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

Mail M1ss1xe.-We were informed, yesterday
that the mail which was made up at the Post
Office in this city on the Sd nst and which should
have reached New York on the 5th, has not been
heard from. 1t contained drafts and cheeks to the
amount of $4,000, or $4,000. lOsw. News.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

nE Our readers will read the article on our
first page to-day, from the Democrat on the ousl-
ness and prospects of Frement We can assure
them that the matter has not been overated, and
in o ur opinion it falls far short of the reality
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

EE JOHN NJ PILLARS, Esq, has been appoint
ed Post Master at Woodville, in this county v'ee
Charles Powers removed.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

EMANc1pArroS-Mat Wood late OF Darien' SGal
at his death, freed all his slaves; one hundred ana
6ftv in Number and left $4,000 for the purpose
of paying their expense to Liberia -. '2e.'r
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

ng- We call the attention of our readers to the
prospectus of the New York Express IN another
column of to-day's paper.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

EE The Walter Joy Bank of Buffalo has failed.
The notes are secured by state stocks, SO the bill
holders cannot loose any thing by this failure.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

Estimates from the Secretary of the Treasury
are laid upon the desks of the members this morn
ing
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

AGESrs-Y B. PALMER, Esq, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets, and T. w. CARR Esq sun ou''d-
nes Third and Dock streets, Phadep phia, authors
zed to act as agents for the "FREMoNT FREEMAN"
published at Fremont. sandusky county, Ohio.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Washington, Dec. 5.

Washington, Dec g.
Yesterday 224 members were present IN the
House. The ninth and tenth ballotots resulted as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
re:sss Of the Enquirer.

- Iucuirer is published DAILY lfor the clty)
I.c.l. WEEKLY (for the country.) FOR the oaiy
Ven dollars pei annum. and Al the rate oil eight
y, ,(tsSsn for shorter ,sriod than year fci
F:.n,. Weekly, 6vs dollars rcrannum, and ihtes
SCR six mouths payable III advancsito 6e1dia ~
~, OF tsmt:tsd by mail, post paid; orSix Dollars
.aputn NJ the end oftne year.
TERMS uF ADVERTISING.
+, THE DAILY ES0UlRER-For one square Q,
~ lines or loss. first insertion, fifty cent?, aho
! : .aceced,ng insertion twenty-five rents-u ln'
Il nee a week, twice week, or three umos
- ,lr,y seven and q half cents.
me NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
j, less, ssl insertion, IS cents; for each 'ontinu
!. :, - cents. ,h,r-
irrs and in that proportion ic! auvoIt.so.' gu,
y .a,e, lsnrth-excepi Lottery Vendors ana AUG
! enc are charged one hundred dollars paper
Z. ,,om , distance .nusi he accompanied with
aree nav, or satisfactory references, to Insure
nj dues 10 this office NAV be RENTED per mall,
and available Bcnk no!as, al tile risk OF tie
y. so.tcge 81 al! ietters 5siag paid oy the n-i.
ne ros,asc of single letter is scarcely OF any
\. writer: IL Ia the accumulation al post
., extensive rJs nSss, WHICH operates rs
s.,.iiruron tie Ediicrs.)
ii G5i..cyi;s ana .yarridGs' from the country
~cs, The psriy's hanl-writin is unknown nj THU
.,,.1 n. authenticated by the cRGoIsation OF tie
NJ, in the rcchtcrhood, or they will la no case
.r.s.d Every measure thar has been taken to
-, iuus.i;ions andiuiz2es, has prove heretofore
,,l,nr We must, therefore, insist, In such case
I. - Observation-Disclosures certified by the name OF
: ..-tr-astsr, tcritfeR on the back Of thsis;tfr.
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SPRING SUPPLY.

Il Il. ?. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
!, pRcoo,sT, 80. 3i9, ssGG IF Brad @Tcet,
y - i: :, l. receiving, by various arrivals from
!.l,su markets, HIS spring supply OF irosh ana
rs. .ae< !, Dra4s, Paints, oils, nye Stuiis, Win
as Fatty, PrriuDeI.es, &C.; also, the most 70.
+. Il = eG' Heiicines-the whole comprsln e luii
i. .e, 4 assortment. aud, being purchased upon inc
=. .raaia .eoi5 terGis enables INN 10 oder them 10
.eJary ifends aud tho public al the lowest whole-
,,s sri rsii prices.
= 40. an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
ii. aaayso On hama, and aod for medicinal purposes
10y ~,
lin, ls,aSfully received and promptly attended 10.
nlith 1l-c!n
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VOLUME Xl..Y;.-ElJ9lTTH q.

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p'''''r'I ESQ 8 hdr.a. '@r"a Under nc Jies-
ms q ''ea'eG' VS. owe tho freedom "e It's
ga. ehJoS 10 George Washington. II ra,ca
iesi character IS without a parallel ~ tHe m
mas Ct accent or modern tines The heroes
oil The earth -alexsndc. and Gear and Gr9m.
well, oni Eorapar.c = possessed .:c.iecluaI
power iii an uamcas;rcd degree; b.t he. yrTc
drfcicat, sadly d. icirrt in TIE moral Qualities.
in justice. beneYol.pce eordne,s iIorc.,r,,,
ed by these divine nj r MO. f4.y ,vpro IT,. fc
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,s''is'oh " oiaPci WIS iisusph forever II.
''''us man NY race q glory VS. fin With
9't slam 10 sui!, u cr,me 10 biacken lie
ofii!laAcy - is career.
Ls u, i,fa II n'nea', con'emTla'e TIE ei:ec q
M I d 81 July, %. N cur own un'fy, an; On
me cvi''2cd Yofit Like lie subtle sTifi' q
i'ie when pervacea ne human body giving II
h'"iA ana strength, The spirit Of independence
Has impaired new energy 10 ne American cha
'"c"f. 10 oosacies Can re>is', a. f'ihcnities K
caa oauhl, me eh'efP'he Il cur peop'e. Waal |
miracles ha'e theY not ACCOMPLISHED Pane. /
"ai itiei;', whoSr soiaac y: BEEN uad.susbei /
since ii &c bosaan haze uren tfoush, urtcr The
domain .! ciesiz.'inn Cities, an! lcAns and /
gii.ascp have Spru1g into existence, r;yallias N |
popn,aioa aad srIsato:. and knowledge, tic
froats'' i; WHICH Ea,op- bo,ss TIE ar's and
sciences pL!sneTcd, az div !cy,alins h" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

's,o Thomas Adsms, Mobile; Burweil 3 Mcseiey
Alan Stokes. John mi;h. William G Pollard
VIZ. "'""" ms
;, AXE NorIcr-I shall apply TO tho Coua.y Ccan OF
Htnneu county, On The first day of the Angus, term
a.N ensuing, to appoint Commissioners 10 asses the
~ so' eenln lands ln the cliy Of Richmond owned
! prt or in whole by you, lying between Broad and
FRANKLIN s:.esa. par of The land being ON the East
asand part on tho Yves, side OF Union street, which
re Lon,sa Raiiraad Company desire to condemn for
~ U.s. E. FONTAINR,
June &-stAuSl ~'Af$"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

lGGHASIteI.-SiEG A:-at Rules held In ID
l.srs's Ufice Of the Superior Cout Of Chaneery ios
y. Richmond Circuit the 9Th day Of Jcne, 1879:
sthureman lasieo and Francis GodiGe, executors oil
Nicholas schufemaa, deceased, plaintiffs:
agaas,
William Biodie, BENJAMIN w McCready, William O
coanor, administrator of Dennis Doyle deceased end
Gt.r Defendants.
rne defendants ahove-named not having entered
heir approximate ard given security, according TO the
SCI II Assembly and the rules OF this Court and II ap
s-GiGs 5y satisfactory evidence thattey are not inha-
ans q. this Commonwealth IL is ordered, that the
81 ecfsHdants d. appcar c; the rules TO he held for
,as said Cuur, the first Monday September next,
srt onswer irc hi II the piei-iida; a.d tsi copy
u i. CscSr o: !aaGw inserted IN sufre newspaper
;i'a;et III n cry Of Richmond for two months src-
l,.sis.y, and posted at The front door Of ha State
to.;i.ennse IN lie said city. Copy. Tes,e,
sste i.-.cwom p ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
COMMISSIONER WAT3ON's OFFICE,

COMMISSIONER WhTSUN'S UrFICE,I
RicHsosp 4:ih June, 1879.
~ .cCi, Court of the United States, for the :.
/. III and Eastern Dis,ric, of Virginia, held a,
...C.asa States Court Room, in the city OF Rich.
-. ii II. san ~ Of May, 1919:
..ina ,ns:s:ian, Assignee N Bankruptcy OF WI.
In na,a, faiatia'
s:l!9s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

Tie PARTIES Interested 10 Tie foregoing dscres, are
h.I,oy nohneu 70 altsna q! NY on {, the city OF
A. u, with the eSeace necessary enable me To mar
f1''a ihr duiie, required BY the slid decree p'''
June ic-w4w JOHN SHORE Comb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

f,tHSaCERY-vixaiSiA AT Ru,es holden n tile
!tIr;ss Office uf the Circuit Snpcsic. Court al La;
- cEanccty fr the county Of Noitoaay, on the 9Th
~ d! !Ice, 1919:
t-sorns Bark sdale, administrator Of Richard Over
.,.-. licensed Plaintiff;
against
Si-.l-! Thomas and Martha Williams Defendants.
The defendant Samuel Thomas, not Eav!sg catered
,is,lca,ance and gwen security accoriin. % tie &c,
'st.aoy and the rules o; tbs Coat,, ana appaar-
~ satisfactory evidence that he is Tot an iRatitaTt
-, caunify, ,.is Ordered, That The said defendant
here on tns 6fsi tay &c Gct0he. term next md
,ss~-rtl. a Of The plaintiff ard that copy .! thls
RI lie f,r.awith .nsertst IN some newspaper pub
.. ID he civ uf Richmond for t'so months success
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