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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
REMEMBER SECOND,
REMEMBER THIRD,

That the election of Reuben Wood, as Gov
ernor of Ohio will be claimed as an expires
sion in favor of the destructiyes and their dis
organizing schemes, and will be heralded fortt
as hard money victory.
THEN WHILE THE DAY LASTS,
Work for VIM Johnston, sound banking, JUS
and equal taxation, and the honor and credit
of the State Work now, henceforth, unceas
ingly, until the close of the I'd Tuesday o
October, for then ''the night cometh when nc
man can work" Wings of Ohio heed thi:
caIl-neglect not this notice.
Mt Vernon Whig
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
WHIGS, THE TIME Is SWORTll

On Tuesday next you will be called on to
exercise the highest privilege of freeman-to
select from among you those who shall do your
public business. shall be your servants,
THE DAY IS NEAR AT HAND,
When you are by your ballot to determine up
on the course of policy to be pursued in Ohio
for years to come-from the decision of that
day there is no appeal
BEAR IN MIND,
That if the verdict rendered on that day be
against your interst, and to the injury and ruin
of yourselves, your families, and the State, yet
there can be no reversal your complaints and
mutterings will then be useless, you must sub
init to the damage and "grin and bear it"
THEN CONSIDER NOW IN TIME,
Of the position and tendency of parties and
measures about to be passed upon, and be up
and "work while yetit is day"
REMEMBER FIRST,
That the Locofoco party involved the State in
debt and by their reckless management their
peculation and prodigality had bankrupted the
good fame and fair reputation of Ohio, making
even her boasted name "hissing and re-
proach" And that under their rule the treas
ury was impoverished, and the people reduced
almost to beggary.
THEN ASK YOURSELVES THE CUES
TION,
Who brought about the change in affairs, re-
duced the State debt, paid the interest prompt
ly, elevated the credit of the State, and rem
dered you comparatively prosperous and
happy?
THE ANSN ER IS WRITTEN,
On the page of history. The records and
journals of our State Legislature show that
the whig party did this good work. They re-
trenched and reformed the expences of the
government--they administered affairs judic-
ously and prudentIy. They. by wise and
proper Legislation, alleviAted your misfortune
and relieved you from the great and heavy
burden imposed by Locofocoism.
TO- THE WHIGS, OHIO IS INDEBTED
For her present good name and standing
By them the excellent banking, and revenue
systems were established, large payments
were made upon the State debt, and the cred
It of TIE State stock was raised abroad from
go cts on the dollar SO as to command hand
some premium.
REMEMBER SECOND,
That the Locofoco party in Ohio are pledged
70 derange the present system, to destroy the
Revenue and Bank law, to make an entire
change in the administration of the govern
nent
BY THEIR COURSE OF POLICY,
The poor of the State must suffer, the value
IF property be reduced two thirds, and the
working and producing classes of community
be placed in the hands of Shylocks and shay
srs, subject to the mercy of those "pound of
flesh" cannibals who know neither pity nor
REMEMBER THIRD,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05

Great preparations are making in Cincinnati
for the State fair. From $4,000 TO $4,000
persons arc expected to attend.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05

The receipts of the late State Fair at Alba
ny are stated by the Treasurer to be $40. 465,
being an increase of more than $4,000 over
the previous year
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That while the Locofocos were in power,
ohios credit was reduced SO low, that state
stock sold for go cent on the dollar; but under
Whig rule they now command premium in
the eastern market.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That since the present excellent Wing bank
law has been in operation, we have not had a
failure, and that no man has lost dollar by
any bank doing business under it.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the leading Locofocos have declared
their determination to abolish every bank in
the state, and that nothing shall be received
in payment of taxes but GOLD and SIL-
YER
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
Keep it before the people

That the Locofocos had the control of the
affairs of this state from 1886 to 1s45, and
that by their extravaganza they increased the
public debt from fue to over TWENTY MILLIONS
oF DOLLARS
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05

/" They NAV Introduce a clause in the new Com
sttution FOREVER PROHIBITING the establishment of
any banks of issue in Ohio. Will they do t2
n We say to the Journal, To THEM THEY
DO NOT Do IT! The people Of Ohio have de-
kinanded, in a voice that fool cannot msunder-
stand that the new Constitution shall forever pro-
hibit Banks-and we be to him who shall tri1e with
this demand. :" ya Ashland Union.
Here it is, fellow citizens! Read it! Ponder it!
Make up your minds, Democrats, how many of you
are willing to stand on that platform.
Some of your leaders who fear the results of such
naniacal and absurd measures, will tell you that
this is not their platform, that it is only Wing lie,
got up for electioneerng purposes hoping by it to
deceive men from the ranks of Democracy. 1t is
still it has been, the policy of the LOcofOcO
pectiug of their adherents in the dark,-concesIing
from them the consequences which will inevitably
result from such mad course.
Their position is beginning to be understood!
The drapery which they put no longer con-
ceal the carcass that is enrobed 1t plainly vis-
bic and stands conspicuous in its naked deformity
Their appeals to the ''dear people, will no longer
avail in placing them where they rob and plum
der the county, state, or national treasury. They
are aware ofths fact They are becoming sens-
BILE of their own misery They ysee the PEOPLE will
longer submit TO such misrule, and thus they
have made a bold and desperate effort, determined
that if they cannot rule they will destroy; they will
subvert our free Institutions, and bring upon our
common country anarchy and confusion.
Read again, their platform! and If you can stand
upon and support it you will have just to
complain of their misrule.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
Locofoco Platform for 1850,

The following resolutions adopted at the
Democratic Convention, which assembled in Co.
umbus the 4th of July, 1850. Let the People
Of Ohio read and remember them:
Resolred, That with reference to the currency
question, the Democracy of Ohio plants itself upon
the Constitution of the United States. The cur
reney fixed by that instrument desire to restore
and establish, and will all legal and honor
able means TO accomplish this object; and being
sincerely opposed 10 the existence Of Banks for the
circulation of paper money, we utterly opposed
to any feature being incorporated into the new Con-
stitution, by which the Legislature Of Ohio would
have the power to create any bank for the crcula-
ton Of paper money.
ReSolred, That we consider it the duty Of all our
public officers after taking the oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, TO make all pay
ments, in their official capacity, in constitutional
currency, instead Of paper money; and that we es-
pecially demand from the Board Of Public Works,
that they convert all paper money which may come
under their control into Specie aud in that shape dis
burse it.
Resolced That banks OF circulation are hostile
alike the equal rights Of the people, and the prin
cipes of sound political economy; that hard money
the only currency recognized BY the ttuton.
the only currency that defraHd< man, the only
currency that is exPedient and just; and hold il
TO be inconsistent with the principles of the party
for Democrats to participate in creating uphold
ing banking institutions.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
Hard Money Report of The Currency Committee in III
Constitutional Corarentio7l July 5th.

Sec. !. The General Assembly shall have no
power to create any bank or banking institution
whatever, to authorize the making, emission or
check, ticket, certificate, promissory note, other
paper medium, intended to circulate money or
currency.
"SEc 2. The General Assembly shall prohibit
by law any person or persons, association, compa-
ny corporation now in existence from exercising
the privilege of banking, creating, or emitting or
putting in circulation any bank notes, or paper of
any description whatever, to circulate money or
currency.
''SEc 8. The business of banking and dealing in
money shall be free all, subject to such restrc
tions may be provided by law; but special
privileges or exemptions shall ever he granted TO
those engaged in such business; nor shall any per-
persons, either natural artificial, ever be
allowed to deal in issue paper money, called
JOHN LARWILL, Chairman
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-05
FREMONT FREEMAN;
Us. FOUKE, Editor and Publisher.

The FREEMAE, is published every Saturday morn
iRg-Ofice In Buckland's Brick Building-thirt
story; Fremont, Saudusky county, Ohio.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

Office is hereby given thu the under
~ sigued has obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court of Howard county, in vaca-
tim, letters Of Administration upon the estate
OF Cassius Nelson decd, late Of said county,
bearing date The 9Th day of September, 1850.
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make inn ediaie payment, and
oil persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 exhibit them, properly au-
thenti, a,ed. within one year from the date of
said letters. or they may BE- precluded from
having any brUeiit Of said estate, and if said
ella inns are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
Oct. 3-3w. J, W HENRY. Admr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03
TESTIMONIALS,

Req, E. W. Sehen-Rep. E. Stevenson.
The following is verbatim copy of a GER
tiicaie now in the possession of the proprie-
tor of Bulls Sarsuparilla. Rev. E. w. Sehon
is widely and generally known as an eloquent
an accomplished Pastor Of the NJ E Church,
and Rev. E. Stevenson has been known as one
of the most talented and Jealous members that
the Kv. Conference could boast Of for many
years-snd at this time is filling the high and
responsible station ofsgent for the M E Book
Concern. Can the world reduce better, or
more satisfactory testimony in favor of any
medicihel
Louisville, May 90, 1549.
We have used John Bulls Sarseparillu, and
have known il to be used with entire satis-
faction; and we have no hesitation in stating
that we believe it to be safe md valuable
medical compound. and calculated to produce
much good. and relieve much suffering; and,
therefore. would cheerfully and most earnestly
recommend it to the afflicted.
[Signed] E. w; SEHON,
E. STEVENSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

ton for employers Of the House. The res
olu,ion was then adopted. -.
Mr.. Grinnell called up his motion 10 re.
consider the reference OF Ihe bill allowing
Canadian vessels to discharge 10 American
ports on terms OF reciprocity.
Nh. Bayly moved to Icy the motion on
the table. Lost.
The motion 10 reconsider was carried.
Mr.. Grnnell moved 10 commit the bill
TO the Committee OF Commerce. with instruc.
,ions TO amend il by inserting protection
clause.
SssArE.-The Senate took up the bill
making temporary provision for the occups
ton and granting leases to workers in the
gold mine districts. Several amendments
were made.
The bill provides for appointing twelve
agents 10 control the mines; 10 give them
$4,000 salary per anuum, and five per cent.
on tie amour, collected for rents.
On motion OF Mr.. Benton, "and mileage
not exceeding $1,000" was added.
Mr.. Shields moved 10 reduce the number
OF agents from twelve 10 six. The motion
was agreed 10.
Mr.. Fetch rose 10 speek against the bill,
when the hour arrived for recess.
WAsHIEoToN, Sept. "a.
The appropriation bill was reported to the
Senate aud amendments coucurred in, When
the following were added 10 the bill 49,
900 for Custom House in Cincinnati, els.
900 for Custom House in 81. Louis, 50.
300 each for Marine Hospital al Vuksburt
and Evansville. lndisna-the prohibition
against constructive mileage for Senators
from New Mexico. The bill was then reac
a third tine and passed.
Senate then adjourned,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

Senator, than 10 dismember the Wing party.
1t certainly would no. improve the prospect
of success to srroy one portion Of the wings
against the other. One thing is certain. the
test is not proposed for the benefit Of the
wings. No one is mad enough TO suppose
that they could all adopt it under any cir.
culnstsnces; il any do, il produces irrecon
cilable division among them us necessary
consequence, and eccompisbes TO that ex>
tent the object oftheir edverssries. Truly it
is possible, not probable. that Wing Sena'
ior might be elected by one section Of the
dismem5eied Wing party uniting with a
section OF the hdrmo nious Democracy. But
no wing can desire TO be, or ough, 10 be cleo
ted, by process which breaks up the
Wing party.
Al all events the duty Of the Wing mem'
bers Of the Legislature is a plain one, tic
maintain the union and hsrmony Of the
party, by presenting candidate who shall
he most acceptable 10 the majority, eschew
ing all enlangling alliances with either sec
ton OF their adversaries prescribing no new
tests, giving an undivided vote for the man
OF their choice, leaving the other party 10
vote as their duty or pleasure may incline
them. The Wings doing their duty may safe
ly leave The consequences 10 take care OIL
themselves.
These suggestion, are respectfully submit
ted 10 the attentive consideration Of the
wing Senators and Representatives.
A WING.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03
MISSOURI PENSION AGENCY

To HE Soldiers of Ihe last ,rnr ,D;th Enc,
land. or any At the Indian Wars. and
of The late War Nth MEXICO.
TTNDER the act II CONGRESS of the nrosen.
u session. every volunteer who served in
any of the above wars. or suv others sine
the organization of The Government. is emf.
ted 10 from 40 10 100 orres of Ia nd sccordino
10 the length of time in ac,nal service, will
the priy,lepe of drawing smaller omo,n, in
ready cash.
Having formed n co. partnersbin with =
gentleman Of experience and fine husinss.
qua Iificntions in Washington civ. who M
been an officer in the Pen.iop Depar,men, f.,
the las, five or six wears. and beretofnre en-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

merits completely tested, he confidently APP
peals TO the thousand certificates Of its won
derful cures, and hence for its great superior
ity over oil other similar compounds. II is
therefore n matter of no surprise, that the
question Is freqently asked-"Wby does Dr..
Bulls Sarsa parilla continue to advance rapid
" in the "a vor and confidence Of the public,
when all other similar preparations, which
have preceded his, has been cast aside as IN.
worthy Of the slightest notice!" Though it
Is not required yet this question is easily an
swered. DR.. Bull hus not worked alone for
pee uniary preferment; gain has not been his
sole object; he has had q higher and pobler
aim constantly in view--that OF relieving the
sufIerngs of his fellow-creatures. Unlike
those WHO compound good article for short
time thot they may gain reputation, and
having attained the object OF their wish, re-
duce their article, by leaving out its most val
liable ingredients, to a worthless mixture, in
order TO accumulate wealth, DR.. Bull has con-
,inued to use the COSTLY ingredients which
his loug study and experience enabled him tc
discover, and which has been Of such invslua'
BILE service to suffering humanity. He seeks
TO gain on inspected reputation. not only fol
himself, but also for his renowned Sarsaparil
la. and is fact worthy to be recorded, thai
every gallon of the Sarsupurilla sold by DR.
Bull is mude with his own hands and under
his immediate superintendent. For severn
years past he has been daily experimenting
in administering his mixture, without charge
to patients pronounced incurable, and to his
eternal fame be it recorded, his efforts have
been crowned with the most wonderful success
His So psrila has now gained such wide
sprend reputation. and been established upoI
such a solid basis, that he IS firmly satisfied
of his undoubied merits, and confidently chsl
lenges the combined Medical skill of Europe
and America TO produce, out Of Sarsaparilla
a superior to his Fluid Extract.
Dr. Bull would here like to introduce few
of the many testimonials of the wonderful
effects of his Snrsaparilla. but to publish TIT
one quarter of the astonishing cures efecte'
BY the use Of this truly great medicine, wou!'
require a volume Of five hundred pages. ant
the Doctor has TO be satisfied BY Offering III,
opinions of q few distinguished men. beiev
ing that these opinions will be sufficient t.
induce all who are afflicted to give Bulls sar
saparilla trial.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03
UCongress adjourned on Monday
col, BENTON.

The letter of Col Benton, published
in our last issue, decides two points, as
10 the future action Of himself and
friends.
First. tina, he "is striking for the Pres
idency" and
Second, that he is utterly opposed to
any union with the Antics, in this state
even TO secure his own reelection.
The Jefferson Inquirer, the leading
organ Of Benton in the State, in speak.
ing of Col Benton and The election Of a
Senator by the next Legislature, says
",ce speak oduisedly ,ohen zee say that
Col. Benton's name ,oiN be brought for,
,oard as one Of the candidates." In adj
di,ion to this, we may remark, tina, in
conversing with prominen, Benton
man the other day, who resides on the
South side Of the river, he spoke equal.
ly decided. and authoraiively; and fur.
Their said the Benton men had no com.
promises to make with either pariy;,hat
Benton would be nominated and voted
for until he was elected or defeated
The idea of dropping Benton, and uni.
ting upon some other democrat, with
out reference TO the recent issues
was derided, although he remarked he
had received a number of letters
from prominent Antics, proposing
such course.
The Antics, since the election, are
very DESTROYS TO forgive and forget"
but these are TWO words that are not
found in the Benton Vocabulary" Old
Billions spunk is as commendabIe as
The trucking oflhe Antics is contempt
ible.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03
TO TEE PUBLIC!

Tbs introduction Of Dr. John Bulls upe.
qnhlled SarsaparIia, mas formed an era in the
mtuical world. Its rise. progress. and The
many wonderful cures il has eff,cled. since il
was introduced to the public, have been sub
Ject OF great hslonis hmept, and even comma n
ded tie admiration OF the American people
When tie hslnry Of this truly wonderful med
icine is known, together with the exlraUrd,nry
exertions made by DR. Bull, TO make it the
most valuable com pound OF Sarsa parilla known
10 the world, its rapid and Unprecedented
rise and progress, will no longer be a theme
of establishment.
!~'nty-sx years since DR.. Bull, then bow,
came TO Louisville, and was employed for a
number of years in Studying the business of
al Apothecary. with Messrs. Byers Il Butler,
Dr' l. Z. Wilson, and the lamented l. George
Jr, After leaving The service of DR.. Wilson,
DR.. Bul MAS employed by DR.. F. Scorch, an
old and celebrated German Physician of this
city. and for many years, a SURGEON in
be Grand Army of Napoleon. DIR. Search.
duI!ng his life, made fluid Extract of Ssrsa.
pnrlila Tor The especial use of the physicians
OF Tins city, and which was considered Of thai
ll'he BY Tar ihe most superior article made
Dr' Bull was employed by Dr. Scorch, in cora.
pounding this celebfa ted Sarsa pa rila, and he
then conceived the idea and finally fully de.
prmined Seventeen yours since) to introduce
ut some future per0l, for the cunsi dera,ion nf
he afflicted, Preps ration Of Sarsa psrillo.
Once that Time his mind has been constant.
y employed in studying the ingredients. and
experimenting 10 lind a complete, safe and
valuable compound of Sarsrparila, such n ons
us would be acknowledged BY physicians rs
nndouofed IN it's efficacy. and hailed by the
with demonstrations Of ioy. Bv close
and unremitlng study, he at last succeeded in |
gaining The desired end, His extract having
oeen several years before the public, and its |
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

The Southern Press. at Washington,
contains The proclamation Of Governor
Towns, to the people Of Georgia, call.
ing State Convention, TO take into
consideration the rights Of the South
as affected by the recent action Of Con.
gress, in passing the California and
Territorial bills. The election for Del
ega,es is placed for The 25h November,
and the Convention is 10 meet on the
10Th December. The Governor, in his
proclamation, says. your institutions
are in jeopardy--your feelings wan,
tonly outraged-your social organiza
ton divided-your honor deeply woun
ded, and the federal institution VIOLATED
by series Of aggressive measures, al
tending to the contamination Of ONT
obiect-the abolition of slavery"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

GrFurmers! Ponder well over the thou.
snnd accidents that daily befall horses and
cattle, which often render them useless for
life; when, if you would nuke it point to
always keep on hand Fl. G. FdrreVs Ara
bian Liniment, you could have the animal
cured in few Days; and thus not only save
time. hut you would avoid The risk of losing
the creature altogether. See advertisement.
N. B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. B. Fsrrell's Arabian Linimen,,
a base counterfeit, which has just made It's
appearance. 3-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03

PENSION AeENcY.--lt will be seen by
an advertisement 10 lo.day's paper thai
Col. John II. Price, of Boonville. has
opened a Pension Agency Office in
that city. Soldiers in tho late wars.
or their heirs. having business with the
Departments at Washington. can Sc.
cure hiskerxicss. For further pnr'ic'
ulsrs gee I'D rerlissment
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03
FROM CALlFORNIA-RlOT.

Late news from California, gives par.
iiculars Of terrible riot which occur.
at Sacramento City. in which mum.
Der Of lives were lost, and the city re.
duced 10 ashes! The riot was between
holders of property in the city, and
squa,ters on the lands. The history of
the affair thus far is as follows: Large
tracts of land covering the city and
vicinity arc held by grants from Capt.
Suffer. who claims under his Spanish
grant. The settlers hold that this grant
does not cover this territory; that il be
longs 10 the Government. They NOV.
ed on and built upon it. when suit Of
foIciblc entry and detainer was made
and decided for the plaintiffs. A suit
of restitution was issued and it was al.
tempted 10 be enforced by The proper
officer, who was met by body Of arm.
ed men, squal,ers, who resisted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-03
STRAY MULES.

Slrayed from nay premises in May last, a
3year old mouse coored mare mule, white
nose. branded on the lett shoulder, with S or
a large 6, also bay horse mule, years old,
strayed in August last, no marks perceivable,
he was raised by Archibald Woods, presume
is in that neighborhood, Any information
concerning them will be thankfully received
by the subscriber, or left with Perry & Bar.
:holow in Glasgow. Sl6.3w J. H ESTILL,