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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

We visited Cincinnati yesterday. and heard
the first speech Of the Wing candidate for GOV.
ernor. for the Campaign Of 1850. II was in
all respects an excellent speech, capital af-
tair.
He commenced BY saying that he was
candidate for Governor Of the great State of
Ohio. not By any act of his own, bat by the
KNIT partlality Of his friends, and il would be
ridiculous affeetation in him to say now that
he was nominated. that he did not desire to be
elected. He desired the vote of every honest
man, though he presumed he should not get
the votes Of aii such. He should 90 into the
canvass With zeal. and labor TO the last. lie
was glad 70 say that he had an honorable op-
ponent in-Jadge Wond.a gentleman and man
Of talonts. Ii would be an honor to beat him,
and no disgrace to be heat By him.
He referred to questions of State policy,
and spoke at length on that subject liz.
claimed TO be progressive in the true sense oi
that term He asked. what measure of per-
Inanent value to the state in its progress, had
Originated With the democracy? Not one
Their ruling idea was To oppose everything
that the wings support He illustrated it BY
referring to facts that transpired while he was
in the Legislature. There was a Mister John
ston Of Stark Co, and as his name, Johnston
ofCarroll.' was called before Johnston of Stark,
the Stark man being good democrat, told
him it was a matter of great convenience, and
saved him much labor. inasmach as he always
voted no, when Johnston Of Carroll voted aye
and race versa In referring TO our financial
system. he passed a high euloeium upon John
Brough. He demonstrated that the good name
and credit Of Ohio was owing to Wing coun
sels and measures He traced with master
hand, the prosperity of Cincinnati and Ohio tc
the doctrine aud practice ofinternal improve
nlenE This was eminnently Wing meas
ure. DC
He compared the Wing doctrine on the cur
rency with the pot.metal arguments of tht
hards and showed the practical effects of tht
two systems He spoke of our system of com
mon schools, and his experience herewith, botl
as bare-footed boy and legislator His re
marks on this topic were exceedingly happy
and appropriate.
On national questions be spoke briefly
He was in favor of the immediate and untram
eled admission OF California He was opposes
70 the compromise BILL He was in favor o
applying the Jefersonian Proviso to the ter
rItoTies, but if that cannot pass. then he adopt
the Presidents plan, as Ear the best of thost
submitted.
Want Of room prevents US from giving a
fuH an abstract as we desire The people 0
the State will hear him before the election
We esay TO the Wings of Ohio. you hare can
didates who viii be heard with pride and pleas
ufe every where. Eloquent strong witty
and abeve all sincere and truthful ne has em
inently the elements Of true popularity. II,
IS from the people and of them. His sympa
thies are with the toiIing masses. To then
he appeals. and we know that the appeal vii
not be in vain. State Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
TURKEY AND GREECE
New YnrL Innn 1n,E


The Georgia arrived yesterday from Ha-
rana with advices from that place to the 4th
inst inclusive. The us Ship Saranac, Com
to the Georgia's sailing, and was to leave in
the afternoon for Norfolk. Sloops Of war. Al
bany and Germantown were cruising off the
harbor on the 5th. At II O'Clock an Ameri-
can brig, from which was taken some Cali
fornia emigrants, supposed to be invaders, was
towed past the Georgia and the Saranac in
Upper Horbor-name unknown.
The Georgia was captured some time and
ashore at the mouth of the harbor. Persons
in these vessels are confined in the Moro cas-
tie and all access to them has been denied tc
the American Consul. 1t is generally believ-
ed in Havana that there is no evidence against
the vessels or prisoners. The vessels having
regularly cleared for Chagres and captured
on the coast of Yucatan. Havana rather
quiet although militia are regularly drilled
every day. The HaVanians speak quite con
temptousy of the American heroes who were
so easily driven from Gardener
Il is reported in Havana, that they were
the picked men of jefferson Davis-regularS
of the Mexican war Soldiers and officers
were quite indignant toward Americans, nc
persons being allowed to land. Capt of the
steamer got ashore. Capt of the Ohio wa;
arrested by party of soldiers although hav
ing passport and paraded about the street;
for some time. These persons captured be
longing the Lopez's party at the attack O
| Gardener, four were shot and the fifth repriev-
| ed for some reason unknown. Those men il
/ is said were not soldiers but sailors who had
wandered from the boat and been left behind
They were returning leisurely to the shore
when they where shot. All the officers and
men engaged in the fight against Lopez were
IibcraIly rewarded The officers receiving tht
cross of honor, and the men money.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
London Nav Al

hOHuOIiB N4dS o1s
The new house of Parliament was occupied
by the commons on Wednesday, and since
then Lord John Russell has obtained leave to
introduce the bill which was rejected by the
Lords at the last session, to allow Baron
Rothschild to take his seat for the city.
An address to His Majesty by Lord Ash
ley has been carried, asking that measures be
taken to stop all pest offices labor on the
Sabbath throughout the kingdom. The ad-
dress met with unavailing opposition from the
cabinet Profound silence is observed by the
ministers on all foreign affairs. Busy nego-
tiations are going on between the French
cabinet and Downing street. and the dead
pase is only broken by the rumor that Gen
La Fayette will return tomorrow.
The Russian ambassador has been realled
from st. James In the meantime public
opinion, both in England and France seems
to have summed up the controversy, deciding
that there is secret cause beyond the alledged
cause ofdispute The cypher was the diplo-
matte legible time Ordinary receipts and
that while it may be insisted upon that La
Fayette was too hasty. Lord Palmerston will
in the end be placed in a position beyond
doubt that his offensive demonstration after
all arose in self defence.
The decision of the archey court in the
Gorham case has been postponed to the 10th
June.
FRANcE.-The speakers in the continued
debate on the electoral law bill have been La
MARITIME, Theirs, Jurles, Fares and Leon Fauch
on All the amendments moved have beer
defeated, and the second article was carried
by an immense majority. Funds are going VI
as the mountain went down.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
cen. Taylor PoNerfulIy Detended

Washington June 4th.
We have had stirring session to-day in
the Senate. Mr. Webster, in his reply this
marning to Bradbury's resolution, calling up
on the Presidentfor the reasons for removals
from office. took occasion to compliment the
President as a faithful. honest candid. and
capable Chief Magistrate, and said he should
have his cordial support Bradbury replied
referring charges when Mr.. Bell, of Tennessee
took him up and, in one Of the most power
fnL.swithering speeches ever heard, charact-
erized this petty and maleyolent war upon
.the Administration IN language about which
there could be no mistake. Douglass, Of
Illinois, young and exceedingly jealous de
mocrat. then.o opened FIRE with a long second
hand TRADE, taken almost verbatim ct itera-
tim from the seurrilous columns Of the Union
The speech Of Mr. Dawson was such q
forensic display as is seldom witnessed on that
Heor, on. any where else. It was a powerful
and scathing exposition of the motives which
induced This petty and scurrilous warfare
He Tebuked Douglass for his exhibition o.
parsisanism, in language which he ought moi
10 forget He said that four ffths of the Off
ecs ef the country were in the hands of the
Democrats, most of whom were violent par.
tisans, when Gen. TAYLOR came into power
He had made the removals of the partisans
with Q view 10 placing parties on footing
Of equality but there still remains, at ths
present time, a majority of the offices in The
hands of Democrats
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
r. The Supreme Court q New York--

GE The Supreme Court Of New York
in recent case of Stanley VS.. James Wat
son Webb, for hbel--has given a decision
which is Of some importance to the publish
ers Of newspapers Judge Campbell, il Civ
imp the opininion Of the court, says
sThe question was whether newspaper
is at liberty to publish the proceedings or
complaints in our police courts ornot Judge
Campbell, in this case, delivered the opinion,
citing from Lord Denmam and other judges
in England, to show that they are NOT, and
that, If a newspaper 50 publishes it takes the
risk, of an action for libel, and the response
bility of showing that the complaint against
the party which they publish was truc. Pa
pers are privileged, in regard 70 criminal COM
plants, 10 publish the proceedings when they
come on trail doing 50 fully and accurately.
The court held that tie publication of prelimi-
nary proceeding before magistrate was not
privileged publication.
We don't know but that Lord Denman
may be very good authority, but we think il
rather dangerous precedent to go to Euro
pean Judges for law to regulate the sliberty
! of the press We should think we were
about old enough to put off our swaddling
clothes, especially in matters wherein the
whole spirit Of our institution is so much as
variance with that Of those Of the old world,
EButf Com.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

WoRsE AND WoRsE-We noticed para
graph several days since, which stated that
while under the torture, negro nurse had
confessed to the murder Of Mrs. Allen. near
St Louis. and implicated negro in the out
rage. Both were lynched immediately Hnow
appears that Mrs Allen is net dead but likely
to recover; and that the person implieatedty
the slave nurse was a white man. So tha
contrary to law, the testimony Of slave while
under the torture, was received and made
the basis of two executions for an assault which
has not proved fatal lab. Eve. Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
ag We understand that the amount Of

Gg We understand that the amount Of
money necessary to survey the Lake shore
road from Sandusky city to Toledo was yes
terday subscribed at the former place.
The two routes are on strife to see which
will get here first. Come on gentlemen, but
don't all come at once. Toledo Republican.
Well. we have no objections to see our
neighbors at Sandusky city show their liber-
ality in contributing to the. exploration of the
swamps and deserts North Of us. We have
no doubt many valuable and antiquated curl
ositeis might be discovered in them, and which
would make valuable additions to the Tiffin
museum. The local editor of the Tifin Wing
must keep an eye on them Sandusky fellows
for they are filed with projects gigantic and
large. and should they follow up the luminous
ideas that fit through their brains, there is ne
telling what might turn up.
Our friend of the Republican shall be mott
fed in time to get out of the way of the cars
when they go through on that line.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Iowa ISDIASs.-Some ten days ago mix
ed company, apparently Of Infantry and Dra-
goons, passed through this city on their way
to Iowa county, from whence they are COM
missioned to remove some Indians. Since
then teams have been sent down for supplies.
the California emigration having literally drain
ed the country of provisions. Weunderstand
that the Indians count about $50 warriors,
that they positively refuse to emigrate. and
that an express has been sent to St Louis for
more troops. Iowa City Repcrter. 29th.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
Great Battle in CaIifOrnia-VictOry
of the French.

We translate the following astounding news
SAYS the New York Tribune, from the Journal
de Debats of Paris. The news of the victory
of the French will be heard with consterna-
ton and dismay throughout all the United
States The next intelligence from San Fran
cisco, via Paris, viii probably be the annexation
of California to France Is it possible that
we are to loose this new golden star after all
the trouble at Washington about allowing her
to shine? Forbid it patriotism! Americans
to the rescue!
"Our letters from California announce a
painful event. In country in which legality
is scarcely yet established, and in which all
the nations of the earth have numerous rep
resentatiyes, each man has felt the necessity
of Joining himself to his fellow, to those who
speak the same language and have the same
interests. The French are from to 10000
in number, have assembled on the banks Of
the San Joachim and the Stanislas, places
which are eminently favored, and in which
they have discovered very considerable de-
posts of gold This circumstance caused the
jealousy of Americans, who, pretending to be
the absolute masters of the soil and of all II
contains attempted to drive them away. A
combat Ueritqble battle IN fact, ensued, ana
a great number of persons lost their tiUes on
both sides. The victory, hoa0eVer, acas aOtth
our countrynen."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
TnE Success or rHE LArEsr coUSrEnrErr.

The SUCCESS OF THE LATEST CoUETERFEIT,
The counterfeit ten on the Commercial
Bank of Whitehall are having an extensive
dollar umbrella, and received nine dollars
in good money in change. And yesterday,
out of a package of $500. drought by Virgil q
Cos Express from broker in Montreal. six
hundred dollars Off was composed of these
counterfeit tens. AS soon as the package was
opened, the broker was telegraphed that he
must send on better money.
The counterfeits can be easily detected
The engraving and paperof the genuine are
very superior, while the counterfeit is poor in
both. Alb. Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

CHARCOAL FOR FLowERs-It is an ascer-
tanned fact that powdered charcoal, placed
around rose-bushes and other flower, has the,
effect of adding greatly to the richnesszof the
flower. We find in late number of the New
England Farmer, very strong evidence of the
truth of this statement The ladies and eve
ry lover of flower, win receive this informa-
ton v it'll delight
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
From Cuba.

Boston, 7th June.
Capt Stafford, of the Brig Portland, just ar
rived from Gardener, brings dates to the
afternoon of the 1st June. He reports that
800 troops had arrived there from Havana
and all was quiet The few invaders left be-
hind by Gen Lopez were in prison. 1t was
not known what would be done with them
The amount taken from the Custom House
was acknowledged by the Collector to be only
$1,000.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Mr.. Meager, the Irish rebel seems to be
be livinga very un-martyr-ike life. In long
hitter found in the Nation, he says, Il ams'iR
excellent health, and right good spirits, Ispend
four or Eve hours every morning, and two or
three hours every evening, with my books;
during the interval take a gallop thro' the
.'bush, in quest. of kangaroo. or stroll on foot
along the banks of the Marcquarie, on the qe.i
uive for shakes"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
Baltimore lime I2,

The U. s. Steamer Saranac, Capt Tatnall,
arrived at Norfolk yesterday, which place she
left the 9Th inst Her commander arrived
here this morning, and will proceed immedi-
ately to Washington.
Capt. Tatnall received assurance from the
Spanish authorities, that the prisoners captur-
ed, should be honorably treated, till advices
should be received from Washington.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

"A New Orleans paper gives an account of
rogue in that city. who. after robbing a gem
tIeman and his wife. while sleeping. Of 3 gold
watch and lot Of jewelry, all Of which was
snugly hid under their. pillow. finished his
nights adventure BY helping himself TO a kiss
from the cheek ofthe sleeping beauty. The
lady naively remarked that she knew it was
not her husband, because it was so hearty.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

GEN. TAYLOR NEVER SuRRENDERs. HE
wouldn't to the Mexicans-he wouldn't to the
locofocos, he didn't to the Ultra Southern
Men, and he won't to Gordon Bennett or Bel
zebub. The Cabinet is not to be dissolved,
and the New York Herald has become salts
fed that old Zack is not to be frightened.
Mag. Falls Iris.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
Extensive Bank Robbery.

Dorchester, June 2.
The most extensive bank robbery that has
taken place in the United States for a num-
Der of years, occurred on Saturday night last.
The vault of the Dorchester and Milton bank,
at dorchester Corners was entered and.
about $4,000 in bank bills and specie ah-
stracted. N. Y. Globe.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Jean Paul, that wicked satirist of woman
kind, thus closes paragraph: Even IN church,
the woman sing an. octave higher than the
men, in order not to agree with themin any
thing, 1 A
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

CnoLERA.-The N. Y. Com. Advertiser
says: the Yorkshire arrived on Monday morn
ing from Liverpool, lost twenty-five steerage
passengers by cholera during the voyage
We have not learned how many days the
Yorkshire had been out when the disease
showed itself
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

BoRN WITH THREE HANDs.-Y Yesterday
morning male child was born in the Lying
in-Asylum of DR.. Holmes, in Williamsburg
having two hands and two wrists on his right
arm. Otherwise, it is said the child was
featured and favored as other mortals of his
age.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

@ The stockholders of the Fremont
Green Springs and Republic Plank Road Co.,
will take notice that they are requested to
meet at the Store of Robert Smith, in Green
Springs, on Tuesday the I'd day of July next
for the purpose of electing directors for said
road.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Among other regulations stuck up in a
school, house in Maine, are the following:
"No swapping apple seeds at the master. -
mo kissing girls in the entry
NO licking master during holidays.
sINo scholar allowed to bring sweet meats
to school without sharing with the master
"No giving the master the mitten BY the
gals at spellin' school"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
The Comet.
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Washington, June 8, 1850.

NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Washington, June 3, 1850
Sir-The comet discovered May lst, by DR.,
Peterson, of Altona, was observed here last
night by Mr.. Ferguson. with the equatorial.
The comet is without TAIL and its nucleus
presents the appearance of a pearly white ne
bula, about min. 80 sec. in diameter, with
marks of condensation about the centre.
We shall probably be enabled to obtain TO-
night by observation, at its meridian passage,
the place of the star used for comparison last
night; if so shall report it.
Respectfully &c,
FIN. MAURY, 1t U. S. N.
Hon. VIM. B. Preston, Sec. Navy.
Washington Republic.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
Liverpool. Nav 81

Liverpool, May 81.
The speculative excitement in the cotton mar
krt has increased, and sales for the week are
65,34O bales. Indian corn is again Cd low
er, but rather more doing in it to day at the
reduction. In other respect the corn mar
kets are very dull, and speculation quite sus-
pended.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
m w learn tha. the Commissioners {

R We learn that the Commissioners Of
the Fremont Green Springs and Republic
Plank Road company, opened books at those
places to receive subscriptions to the stock Of
the company, and that at Fremont some eigh-
teen hundred dollars was taken, and at Green
Springs about FIVE thousand dollars was sub
scribed We have not learned what amount
has been taken at Republic. There is no doubt
but enough stock will be taken to build the
road to Republic, and measures will be taken
at an early day to put under contract the
road from this place to Green Springs nearly
sufficient amount of stock having been ta-
ken to build it that far. Thus another. large
tract of welI-improved grain-growing country
will have access to Fremont. and as a conse,
queuce the advantages of this market
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

sItis a mans proper business to seek baPpi-
ness and avoid misery. Happiness consists ID
what delights and contents tie mind, misery
in what disturbs, discomposes or torments 1t
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Gg Read JF R. sebring's advertisement
in another column.
Also the advertisement of Kendall & Minis
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
ENGLAND.
FRANCE.

The London Times says; Paris is perfectly
quiet. Letters from Toulon. 22d ult announ-
ced the sailing from that portof steam vessels
Scion and Grandeur. to reinforce the fleet at
Naples. Letters from Narseilles state that
tue last woolimported from Tuuis and Algiers
had sold at an advance of "a per cent, on
prices obtained last year. An improvement
ON demand was for silk at an advance in price
was observable, at the factories in South
Frnnce.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

EB- Wheat has been selling in this market
during the past week at 81 90 81 o3 per
bushel.
Corn at 4Oo 44c per bushel.
Wool at zoe 3oc per h., according to
quality.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
I.ondor, MAY 2s.

Commercial trade throue hout the past week
has been dull, and in some Of the leading mar
kets in country, decline of Is per quarter
on wheat was acceded to, not fu any appa-
rent cause either Of more favorable weather
to growing crops or excess of supplies but
because prices had given way in the market
line. The fresh supply of English wheat has
been smaller than for some time But for
cign arrivals have increased and been more
than adequate for demand Sales by England
and foreign are made with difficulty at Mon
Clays's prices Continued arrivals Of French
flour has very depressing effect on trade and
prices, are scarcely maintained at last weeks
rates. French funds continue to improve
Letters from Paris to-day, report further ad-
vances off per cent National funds were
frmer Accounts from the manufacturing
districts state trade in the Provinces during
the week as comparatively Of little Importance.
At Leeds and Bradford, there was prospect
of increasing prices-at Nottingham the
hosiery trade had been maintained, chiefly
by orders from America, the home demand
being very small, while as regards lace, busi
ness is especially interfered with by the un
changing harshness of the weather.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
Tranquility had been restored for time, ,anC
deputation of submission had left Camos fol
Constantinople The king of Greece had con
ferred the grand cross of the order of th'
Saviour on Prince Schwarzenburg.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Wise sayings often fall to the ground, but a
kind word is never thrown away.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15

Grace does not run in the blood but cor
ruption does.