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igs in Roman, Democrats in italics.

All the Judges Of the U. s. Supreme Cour,
10 The North have already decided the fugi.
Nv" law to be constitutional. VIZ Judge Nc
Lean. Greer, Nelson, and Woodbury.. There
are 90 the same Bench five Southern Judges
VIZ: Chief Justice fancy. Judges Wayne,
Ca,ron, Mckinley. and Daniel, who are not
likely 10 differ in opinion from their brethren
on that point. SO that this h,ghes, Tribunal
IS evidently unanimous sgainst the higher
law" doctrine Foy. OBS.
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Massachusetts, Senator,

Charles Sumaer, the Free Soiler, has been
elected on the 25tt ballet, Unued States Sen.
atsr frsm the Stale Of MASSACHUSETTS, having
received 1913 votes. Thus has beer coasum.
mated one Of the bassst coalitions we have
ever heard Of.
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" Senator Mallory, Of Florids, lately
elected IN The place Of Mr.. Yulee, and abou,
whose acceptance Of the office some doubts
have arisen. has published a letter declaring
that he will do SO, and that no will do be
coming battle with his predecessor for tho
place. |. has been questioned whether he
was legally elected. He svows himself a
Democrat. though a friend to the Compro.
misc and the Union.
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Presidents Proclamation.

President Fillmore has issued ano, her Pro.
clamation which states that "ihere 10 rsa.
son 10 believe the. a Military Expedition
10 abou. to be fitted out in The United States
with intention 10 invade the Island Of Gu.
b." he therefore warns all persons no,
10 connect themselves with any such enter.
prise as 1t will subjec, them to the heavy pen.
allies denounced sgoins; such offences.
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New Goods.

Our usrehaals are new 10 the rsesipl Of
their SPf,ag ssseks. They oil have fac
sftislss bot ws would especially invite the q.
tsstioa Of purchasers to the sdvsri,ssments Of
Messfs. Carson l. Risd, H. B. e. L. s. viii.
liams and Brem g. Alexander. Those who
have cash may expect great bargains.
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Mr., Webster.

n
h's genusman mas oeen oadiy "esteo oy
a part OF the civ au,horitie, Of BOSTON. An
=, ,r
appneahoh mao oseh maze oy mr.. "eosters
friends fer the use of Fapuel Hall. for the
>,
purpose OF MS addressing The citizens. which
was refused. II seems. from the following
,. !, =
ie''ef, 'hs' u lhose opposed 10 MIN intended
Ilasa source of mor,i6cs,;on thew h.,. a..
"a
haiiy iaiieo
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C.n,,., shriLLp' nPiii 10;
of nj. na.,h ,.5hi en-" yyu' Is".' VI IN. W
s.nn,v In ."' n.: uny maee up my m,no %
.n,.r,sn.S =. .n,n.." - T. -. a,nousn nave
80, ~. .s,;,:p ~ oSu'ne 'u'he' pre-
.ann,rv w., ., q No, aa'en nass asha.sd me
NJ m.:,rr "a, "a . v s lily n,sen Va. pies.urs
.o..,.,nis,;sr. W. 'so"'.'1e"' 'of "u,uai
..rs rh;ch m. r., - ~ .a,, nun s.n
: " oe ~" ag0 .o seriously threatened tbe
=, ~. $780,, ~ "aioNa, ins"tu'o m aho up
a.. count,, of fs.,;nn atS III, ~ a.. Paa's .,
r.g,,d " s'0u "N' anu 'ee'P'oca'
Rn, Tho
that m. Rcd - A - Twin '"e
-. VI H,oe'".n nave refused your re-
n, mi, r.r.on.l,, 49,. ~, :, - "o'"s
In. crat,6c,,;on ~ .es;,a 10. .i,ha.. ~ VI
nosed ,b,, m. ,.,s,,I -. .e ~. -
.,,,o,.5 ~. s'I; - pr' VI D"''o"
ne N. d....,, 80, e'"'e'' eAa''
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.don,.d TIn;.,.t. I. VIZ .. "..
pr.e,;,,nv ,.Gn..J o. ~. - a.. ,S.. nv" "1
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m. s;,, :, p,..;s.., En.s '"' "''p''i'''' u
0.n,l.m.n~Eo, n. "i, ~.
!, A.. ..rr;". ,r,h. y my yea" ! hse o.se
n.o.la .r a. =! "s e"ee, VI '"'
,.lsiure Of sno ,ns appointment OF me Leg
NY public conduct through the whole Of that long
tn. judgment Of the country now and h.r.,ft.r.
Since the commencement. of March last year. !
The eOn.,i,ution Of n. D. md :. m.;a,.in IN
ter..' of the mosi vital Importance to tn. citizens
yer IN ~. ;ussun, !, S 10 anu ns.s.a more shens
BE cone or more Be h'zard'd shall perform with
whole eous,ry nor do in the ,Irh, =; S.,,.s f.,,
me result
may no, emily affect tn. minds Of individu.l., bu,
,a'y may also se1s only on public bodies of greater
.hor,-sven where for lie mom.n, !, seem. mes,
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Last Saturday, James +. Moreb,.d F.c

Last Saturday, James +. Morehead, ESQ.
OF Gu'lford, formally announced himself a
candidate for Congress, in this District. in
the presence Of the 66ih Regiment, (,hsn on
duty near this place for the purpose Of elect.
ing BrigadIer GENERALLY and q large con.
course Of people. Mr.. Morehesd 10 we'll
known ss a gentleman Of talents, a st,cop
wing and desotsdly attached to tho Union.
People, Press.
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BosroN, APRIL II.
Destructive FREsHETs-GREAT Loss
or BREADsTUYFs.--Ths storm that v's''sa
our city yesterday. vas the ssvsrest expert
enesd for many ysars-sll the rsilrosd' 'a'
ding out Of the city are more or less dams.
gsd. Several vessels have been sunk, and"
10 feared great destruction Of life has taken
place along The COST. The Worcester Fa'''
road 10 completely submerged end imPas'a'
bic. The episcopal church In Boston '"
lifted oG ds Foundations. aad many bs''s'"e"
chimueys. &C.. have hssn blown down.
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A communication from Marblshsad ia.
forms ~ that the only bell that was ,olIed in
that town upon the announcement Of SIMS
departure, bslssgsd 10 9 church that has q
clause !" lie deed prs1ibitinR nesress from
Kidding pers in it Boston Poet.
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ALBANY. Aprill6.

ALBANY, April l6.
Ete,fement in the Legisieture- withdrov.
al Of Senators The Eric Canal Enlarge.
ment bill was defeated in the Senate o.dsy
W every democratic member wiihdra wing
IRON the Chamber, except Messrs. Brasdrs,h
and Crook. This caused tremsndous exc;,e.
ment. The Democrats Of the city celsbrs.
ted the defes, Of the bill by firing Of cannon.
bonfires, &c. II lis supposed al the demo.
cta'ic members will resign their seats.
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AN OUTRAGE.

During the concert Of Jenny Lind a, Gin.
cI"nsii, on Monday night, tho house was a..
tackled by a gang Of rswdiss, who fred 81,
or eight pistols and endeavored TO fore, their
way INTO tho house. but were repulsed BY tho
police. Mise Lisd fed from tho s,ase. bu,
a. the disturbance was soon quoted, she 10.
turned and finished tho SONG.
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Cotton.

BY the arrival Of the steamer Asia, we
have sccoyais Of the further decline of Cot.
ton l.s. The article seems to BE- very Huc.
tusting
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Cadets Of Temperance.

A Section Of the Cadets Of Tempe rance
was organized on last night. numbering AZ
members.
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CfNCINNArt As,;lIs

CINCINNATI, April Is.
The first ticket for fanny Lind's csocsr,
was sold today for e575, and the nett "a.
eslp's for the concert lsnigh, will BE- Sl6,.
600. Wv
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GDa rlnffF
WEDNESDAY, April 80, 1851.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is cur ..
GENT in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
nents and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
DE. w. CARR. ESQ.,, is our agent in Philadel.
?his. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pre-.
:ure subscriptions.
NV. B. PALMER is our authorized asest 10 re-
teivs Advertisements and subscriptions at his Offices
in Boston. New York and Philadelphia
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J V Griffin.
EIias Prssiar.
Charles Starnts,
Wm l. Hseie.
WIN l. Stsss!l.
J T DreEn,
J Sikes.
wv Smith,
~ Haden.
Rsddsn Staten,
E n Hinson.
J E W Sm,th,
w W Hart.
james 7 Au,ry.
u N Houston,
VIM Hisu.
w S Stewart.
Thomas JJeroms.
Jonathan Trull.
ID II Cuthbeit,cs.
b Trott.
Noah Broom.
james Mulli..
Enoeh Williams.
Allen Broom.
Isrosi Helms.
J w Bslk,
ID F Hsden.
Robert Simpson.
Michael CrousH,
james Dester,
Asa Faulk,
N Armheld.
W c Steel.
J A Mccall.
J N Hayes.
Henry Biven.,
w G Winchester.
Mathew Parker.
A c Webster.
II Broom,
W w 7ritty.
George L,tfie.
VIM StsgsH.
) C Lemmond,
J CLANCY.
John Elliott.
Stsncsl Osborne.
+ NJ Osborne.
=.
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u We are authorized to announce ATLAS J.
DARGAN as a candidate for Congress at the next
Congregational election in this (ths 3D. District.
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Union Meeting.

Whereas, we believe the psrpetuiiy of the
blessings Of Liberty and the Union Of States
az procured for vs. BY our forsfathsrs 1.-THE We.
terans Of l776,) end secured 10 Us BY tho sac.
r6ce Of their blood and treasure, should en-.
gage the efforts Of every Patriot and call in.
TO exercise the talents Of every Statesman
and secure tho support Of every friend 10 his
Country; and whereas. We deem the sacred
bonds Of our glorious Union in grea, danger
Of being severed BY the rash and precipi,ats
movement Of inconsidsraie and faclious disu.
nionists. a. ~sllas Of aspiring and corrup,
politicians Of both political parties a. we'll q,
the South a. al the North. Therefore, We,
the friends Of the Union, without any dis,iuc.
ton Of party, Do reques. a meeting Of the ei.
,izens Of Union County to be held at the Cour,
House in Monroe, en- Tuesday Of our next
Superior Court, in order that an expression
Of public opinion may DO had in relation 10
tho important subject.
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<Ae ~ VIZ Cols
E c Grier.
Samuel II walkup.
JsAn Blount,
d A covingtou,
J NJ Sserarf.
w e Doster,
J Cuthbsrtson.
John W Trit'y,
Joseph Mclaughlin,
II J Nicely.
John W Crsrell,
C Austin,
Jsme, W Benton,
T C Wilson.
T p DILLON.
4 Nc Loriy.
J w Doster,
} Vents,
A Lcvsllen. .
jason Rogers,
A B Osborne. |
c B Curlee, !
W n Simpson, .
c N T McCsulsy,
G w May. j
J N Rogers.
VIM w wslkup.
Samuel Prssssn.
Lsase Bonds.
J E Eby,
w w Broom,
Lewis Gender,
Aaron Little.
Joseph HALEY,
g d Broom, .
Barrsl Brsom. J
Jansfhan Broom,
VIM Hargafe,
l. y F,ueher /
IL williams. !
A B i'reom, !
Richard II Stiu, !
Thorn as d Winchester, Z
Samuel Presson,
Thomis Threat, !
James Houston, J
Olirer Rogers, J
7 " k.dwins. s
R,shara Rogers. l
D Broom.
Wings 10 Roman, Demo
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" This being Cour, week, and desiring
10 be sbssn, two or three days this week 70
have had very little time to devote 10 our
Editorial columns.
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which he belongs to irretrievabe ruin, % far
a. he can have any effect at all, with aeesls.
rated velocity. 1.-THE Editor of the Sou,hroo
or his correspondent, expect to put q gag up.
on or intimidste the good citizens Of Union
County. whether Demecrs,s or Wings, snd
arraign them for daring to call 4 meeting of
their fellow citlzens to express their views
on any question they may see proper for fear
Of being bulied, he might a. we'll learn now
tina, he has reckoned without bis host, or in
HE own polished phrase he can't come it,"
Hs will BE- about a. fortunate ia that a. no
was when 10 denounced the then sdminis,rs
ton and said that the hotties. place in hell
would be leo cool for the men who would s,.
tempt to prevent the organizations ia the Uni.
ted States and TO suppress the pirslical expo.
disisn Of that Highway robber and crazy fool
Gen. Lopez against the island Of Cuba. o,
when he poured fouhs TRADE of abuse sa,o.,
South Carolins, and declared tha, she va.
and could not back ont from ssps.
rate State Secession; which va, 80 eff.e,u,I.
y answered BY sspondsn, 10 the Charles.
lon Mercury. II he csnno, make better
selection Of subjects for his dsnuoeia,ioo hs
nigh, a. we'll tune HE pipes for singing thu,
good old tune "Oh carry me back 10 old
The Democracy Of Uoion Dc no. regard
either tho Editsr or his correspondent. o.
heir especial guardian and being of sRs and
bs'ng Of sound minds they think they are
perfectly eonps.en, 10 take care Of them.
'slves. They feel very highly compliment.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
poetrn.
HETTY.
By JAS. W. WARD


Ia a modest mansion, plain and neas,as ,.5sE
Around the corner Of the street
From some forgotten cause called Getty,
Lives Harriet H----, maiden ~4es.
Whose shorter name is siInply-Hepy,
Than her'sfew faces are less fair; s7s..f
Her copious and nngarnished hair =
Is neither golden, brown, or ietiy;
let few their ringlets could compare 8. -
With those that shade the cheeks of Hetly.
Her little parlor boasts, wis,
No more ambitious thing than this, fs
A neat and patch work covered settee;
But sh, what schemes Of love and bliss -
Are formed, to share that seat with HetIy.
She has no prima donna's voice
To waFble cavatinas choice,
And placid airs from DoniZetti:
But it would make your heart rejoice E5o
To hear "Dear Willie" sung by Hetty.
The elanderer meier her ear deceives, zsfit
Her heart no whispered hint receives,
And tales Of gossip, false and petty,
&. To weak and empty heads she leaves; is5
So pure and trus is faithful Hetiy. e1
. This artless, unassuming maid t7'ss e
Is loved by all of every grade, I
From bounding belle to bouncing Betty;
Howe'er conditioned or arrayed,
None e'er refuse a smile to Hetty.
And now the secret Til display,
How one such power or love can sway. q
q Who is not learned. rich or pretty;
'Tis this: her heart. in cheerful play, r..rs..sg
Is seen in every act Of Hetty. -.
[Derby's Lit.
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itual embrace. / saw her forehead raised V s
feel the caTess which knew she feltl She
was then silent for many minutes. and then
spoke in feeble, and Jet very musical accents !,
and ]. boyishly, wept aloud Then sbe smiled,
and looked at me with finger upraised, and 4
said. wait little shile longer, dear w..
And then, after a moment, she said, .Mether
is the snow very deepY =
s IN OF yery. dear; why do ron ask p -,
Because if il were deep. ! thouahs il would !,
be difficult for old Mr. Smith to frd our lof II. s
the graveyard Are all the head-stones coE-
cred mother 2 sf
are covered?' 2
'Mosher, dear, 4 IS useless ID eohhceaf Il -
from ourselves. or from one another Yoa
know and quite as vel, that ain dying
/ have not wished 10 live, only Tor one ding
I did long for life, and dreaded 10 meet
death all alone but now shall not w.
will tellyou what Z mean Mhea am gone
4 Yes. gone, dear mother I shall NOT Be here =
5any longer. This chair viii stand here, andT
mot. be anywhere near it You viii Be here,
and father, and you will rise and walk about
and visit, and go ID ard oiif, and sleep and
wake again, undso on day after day, and 6
shall have no part in your cares and ioys---
! Dear MotheE'--and as she uttered the tvs
last words, she put her arms around her moths
er's neck and kissed her fondly. and sank Back
into her chair again. I sat at her feet watch
! ing her Gnatchless features. Aasmile was dit-
ting across them,now theTe,now gone, yeteaeh
time it appeared, il fingered longer than be-
fore, untilit became fixed, and so holy, 50 FeTy
1holy, that grew bewilGeged assI gazed. and
a strange tremor passed through my body.
The breath Of peace was tanning her gl0.
rlous brow! Her head was bowed very
little forward, and tress escaping from It's
bonds fellby the side Of her pure white tem-
1ple, and close to her Just opened lips e
hung there metionless! NobFeath distnrhsSs
ed its Eeposel She sleeps as an angel might
sleep, having accomplished the mission Of haEss
God s'5 g' s4s al5lss
Oftimes since then have heard voiesaa
from heayenas meledious as that whichlthess
tprophes ofold heard declaring the blessingof
1.-THE righteous deadl To-nighs have been
lhearing-1isis faint, indeed, but clear. and oh
how thrilling, and il sounds like her voice
fchanting q brave old psalml 8sEsaselss
And thoulshalt walk in pure white light
/ With kings and priests abroad 'aea
And thou shalt summer high ID bliss, aaT
Upon the hills Of God sfa
i know not under what palm tree 81 Chas-
lde7, or by the shadow Of what rock ia Hindos-
ton, or under what ruin in time haIloMed
Egypt the clay which was once my friend, ot
mine own kindred, awaits the resurrecsion
have knelt in the siIvery imoonsheeu OF high
lands By the grave Of thas other friend Of saf-
lly. holy yearsl
4 But my thoughts linger not long, either at
1.-THE one grave, or at the other / only think
of the rending veil and the embra ce which
awaited her Ewhen she became an angel
Faithfully b.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

{
ET Peter Otllin, one Of the Wing candi-
dates for Supreme Judge is President of the
Dayton Bank Another, Bellamy SIorer, is a
bank director and stockholder. The banks, il
will be remembers d, have refused to pay the
tax Imposed BY the law Of last winter. Is il
probable these men would be impartial, il
called upon to decide in their own case
Would they acknowledge themselves violators
of law ? , .a.zs.s.s a,
The above originally appeared in the To
ledo Republican, and was last week copied
into the Democrat" of this place, The ex'
tract contains. lone glaring falsehood. The
Legislature Of last winter. nor of any other
winter, passed a law requiring banks then in
existence to list their stock for taxation in any
different manner than they had done hereto
fore. The Legislature of last winter did pass
a law that all banks chartered after that time
should list their property for taxation in the
same manner other property; also law
leaving it optional with banks then in exis-
tence TO do SO, or in accordance with theiI
charter Hfsst3 7# aa
But had not our neighbors better look tc
their own side of the house. Allen g. Thur,
man, one Of the LocofOco candidates for the
Board of Public Works. owns five thousand
dollars of stock in the Hooking Valley Bank
Why do not these varacious Locofoco sheets
inform their readers of Mr.. Thurman's bank
ing operations. and warn them to discard him
from their democratic sympathy, and tc
show him by their votes that "bank swind
lers'' have no business in their party?
Again, Mr. L. B. Otis, their candidate for
Judge in this District, owns the half of the
bank in this place. True. his bank does no
issue bills of its own. but for all practical pur
posses, there is no difference between it ane
other banks. 1t loans money, deals in paper
money of other banks, in bills of exchange
buys and sells drafts. and in fine, does all the
business that other banks are capable Of doing
Yet, with these facts staring them in the face
these papers have not raised one word o
warning to their readers. that they might es
cape the lawful sin" of voting for "banl
man" But while il is all right for Locofoco'
TO own bank stock. their papers are not salts
sfied with telling the plain ungarnahed fact
about Wings who own stock, but they mus
resort to these little dirty, mean and insigni6
cent faIsehoods, to mislead the minds of thei
readers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

WHicH Is THE HApP1Esr SEASON Al
fesaal partyo old and young Che question
was asked, Which season Of life is the most
happy? Afsher being freely discussed by
the guests, il was referred for answer 10 siie
host upon whom was the burden Of ssourscoFer9
years. He asked ifthey had noticed gIoVeis
Of trees before the dwelling. and said. When :
the Spring comes. and in the sofl air the bndssi
are breaking on the trees. and they aFeaeovsi
cred with blossoms, / think. Hen beauhtflis
Spring. And when the summer comes and
covers the trees with its heavy foliage. and i
singing birds are among the branches. kthinks i
How 6eautsftl is Sanamsrs When Autumn
loads them with golden fruit and sheig leaves !
bear the georgeaus tint Of frost Itiink Hoip
beautiful is 1Astmnai And Rhenia,is sersV
Winter, and there is neither foliage norifruiaCs
then look up through the leafess branehea 3
as | never could until nov, and see the stars.
shine a -. san asls
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

that the masses of the Democratic party act
from honest, but, as we think, mistaken mo-
tiyes. We make no distinction between
men, on account Of their politics, and would
as soon think Of forsakipg our political faith,
as to think of denouncing them as being dis
honest and corrupt" because they differed
from us in their political views. But when we
find a man running from pillar to post, chang
ing his principles every new moon, offering
resolutions in conventions. and in some cases
when he is not delegate, we deem him
&c subject for newspaper comment, The
public should know whether he is laboring for
their interest or for bis own elevation.
To your fourth and last inquiry, We remark: ::
That from our position in the room, We un-
derstood you to say the Fremont delegation
requested you to present the names for
central committee. We may be mistaken in
this. but that does not change, the matter
The fact that you were not a delegate to the
convention, should have been sufficient to have
made you decline doing SO. But the oppor-
tunity Of thus placing yourself prominently
before the democratic party, could not be
passed by unimproved.
| Above we have answered your inquiries to
the best Of our ability-iairly and honestly.
and in accordance with the Information be-
fore us. We have no wish to misrepresent
you. but our obligations TO the Wing party,
and in justice to the public; compel US to let
the truth be known. ave have said our say
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

CASTING LEArHER.-Ag gentleman in Abing-
ton. Massachusetts, has invented machine to
grind to powder scraps of leather, which, af-
ter being pulverized, are manufactured into
large strips, and which become nearly as
strong as our common well-dressed leather
A paten: has been secured, and this artificial
leather will soon be in the market
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
Free Soil. Convention.


The Free Soilers held their convention al
Columbus on Thursday of last week. The
ticket nominated by them, is as follows:
Governor-Samuel Lewis, of Cincinnati
Lieutenant Governor-David Spindler, O
Knox.
Secretary Of state-H. W. King, of Sum
nit.
Auditor of state-Jacob Heaton, of Col
umbana.
Treasurer ofstate-T A. Plants. of Meigs
" Supreme Judges. a'
Jacob Brinkerhof. Of Richlands a'i
j. W. Andrews, of Cuyahoga;
R. P. Ranney. of Trumbul!; @ss,
Bellamy Storen of Hamilton; -Ht
w. B. Caldwell, " 9a eTs7'lsa1
Board of Public Works. a
Jacob Frazier. of Muskingnmi .4
j. w. Orr, of CoIumbiana; ss
G. w. Ellis, of Licking s1 w
The State Journal says the convention was
not exactly harmonious, numbers wishing Il
nominate Woods and Bliss. the Wing eandi
,Iates for Auditor and Treasurer. The conven
ton, in selecting candidate for Supreme jud
yes, have takentoo Of the nominees of each o
the old political parties, and fifth one from
the Free Sellers. .a
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

The English newspapers. which were as
FIRST so funny about the coarse agricultural
implements of the Americans at the Great
Fair begin to find out now that some uf thena
are Prodigiously ingenious and invaIuable.--5..
At a trial Of Mr.. Cormick's reaping machine,
at Maclish model farm, ,uiae spontaneous ch eers
were given by the farmers assembled Sew
eral American patents FOR pumps, DC. have
been sold at very large figure. iis ~