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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Whig strength.

'a We published an article from the, Cincin-
matt Gazette few, days since, showing that
the Wing strengthen Ohio, if fully tested, was
sufficient to carry the State by a large major
ity. This fact will we hope, be fully impress
ed upon The minds Of our readers. The
Wings of the Northwest, living in region
that is oyershadowed by the darkness Of Lo,
cOfocoism, know nothing about the feeling Of
enthusiasm prevalent among the Wings of the
other portions Ohio. BE- daar7i With tile
ticket that we have nominated, no Wing doubts
that the party will triumph, There is 4 de-
termination on tie part eff The Wings to call
out every voter. Organization and energy
alone can effect it, but if done, victory is GER
tain. Lathe Wings of the Northwest bear
this in mind. 30 q ESQ ssL .t55z hrs
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
: Kisstng ione bx the rriie. {

Some young lady. whom practice has
doubtless made perfect, lays dpwna rule for
Kissing. We give her own words:
+ b "There is as much difference in kisses as
individuals. and am sure that l .sshoaid not
Ike TO be kissed By every one. No indeed.
for some would give such an overwhelming
smack it would almost deafeH one, Now
kissing can be reduced to. rules. one OF two of
which YIlgiye. The head should always be
turned slight to the right, as such a motion
grace, and preyeuts.the conclusion Of the OIL
factory organs. The lips should then be
pressed closely and sweetly together, as you
sip the nectar ofthe long kiss, but no smack
should be heard. Ispeak particularly on this
subject. becauseI consider kissing part ofour
nature, and because The value Of kiss, and
the manner il. which such salutation with the
lips shepld be rendered s.
Young gentleman should post the above in
the Grown Of their hats 50 that when they
visit their Anna Marias. they may 70 through
the motion by the improved rule.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Whir Convenfiona.

Let every Wing in Sandusky county re-
member that the eJudicial district and county
conventions ss.wills be held on. Thursday, Sep
tember 4th.. 9betieEery5 Wing tbatTcan, at
tend, and nominate a ticket. that will do JUS
ticelto ailparts rofythe county. IF we cannot
defeat the Locofodo party this fall we can at
least scare them pretty bad poI oo ta
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

ThOs. #. Marshall "a yFhig again.
Thaihas h. Marshals who has ing he'd tie
reputation Of one of the most brilliant 0ratof Is
in Kentucky,and who, from some peculiatcir-
cumstaaOes. has seen been lately acting wish
the 1.ocofeco party, has ececently 4.boAdoned
his iate associates. and feturned to the Whig
fold again. On the night ofthe lst election
during which he had been elected to the
House OF Representative from Woodford
county he made a speech in which he gave
notice taaLh be dissolved all connection with
the Democratic party, and from thenceforth
resus.ied his old position as a Whig The cir
en.lstanrs ofsthe avowal, as they have Been
4 sIatrd 10 us misunderstanding and amusing
,aIr. MARSHALL has been acting FOR isone years
with the Democrats. In his racegi however,
HE run as anindependent candidate, and
was supported By many Wings; butdoubtless
he owes his election mainly to Democratic
votes. After lhel result was known, on Mon
day night, Mr. Barnes, his competitor, made
Ia short speech. in Which be said alat he con-
tsidere6 1t no disgrace stobe defeated by a
man of Mrs iMaFshali'F splendid abilities Af-
Her M.rlB oeoRtluded, Mr.. Marshall spoke, and
paid some ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS compliments
% Mr. BarSes Hs then said she wished to
make out nu account current with the Demo
lcriitic party. He Heknowl led ged hat kc owed
his election to tbea, and he Set himself down
as debtor for tIat But be had supported
tMr Polk, and ne otherwise
tdeag the partva some service for that he
3clalmeda esedil, and called apoh the Demo
lcrats present to- say on which side the balance
Stood sSomes0f fithenr cried out ~Oh. we're
iindebted2 10 souss1aNyeIl,. said Mr. Marshall
IF iOfgNafYeep the balance, square the ae-
count, cieseathsis books, and from hence
forth / am a. NFhig feFeteF.g si'e ,i7sseg'yu'
1 We etsngsatalate thew higs upon the re-
turn Of so gifted a son 10 his political faith
/ -asssiI3 Is weaI ( nosg9q Cincinnati Atlas. ~
-. ...L-A "a acaaa-.l. 10 El.l - h--a ~
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
HonJoI1n woods.

deAuditor Of Stale is in town; stops at the
WeddeH i Mr. Wood is one Of the best pub
lie officers in the Union rand one Of Natures
noblemen- learn that in a few weeks he
il9come up and remain some day on the
Reserve. d He viii be- cordially welcomed by
she people of all rpartiesaespscially by the
whose friend he has been, and is
d. i financial otfic9s. Mr.. Woods has won an
enyiaB be reputation he deserves it. taaeii
---,5s---C CleVe. Her
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
LOcOfoco judicial Convention.

This Convention was held in this place on
Wednesday, last All The counties were rep
resented, and Il p. Otis Esqs was nominated
without opposition We understand that Mr..
Potter Of Lueus' county canvassed his claims
before the convention met, but finding that 'S {
was no 60 declined having his name brought
before the eonvention.9aqOoI aissE7gsg- j. t,il
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
! An ant DefnitiOn

The Pittsburgh. Gazette thus aptly defines
that almost indetinable thing known as sDe-
mocraey in these latter day sa.s15ef 1.lil
- i Democracy such as the Post talks a
bout, is perhaps the most undeinable thing
in existence. In the eastern States. il, ,1is In
close alliance with abolionism: in the South.
it forms the bone and sinew Of The secession
party in Ohio it is all things to all men, while
in Pennsylvania il is the abject natural ally
Of the South. ,.'s' . ~. z.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
TOleIio,s NerHalk and Cleveland Rail
-lryrrs ROad.s .5..r.-.

We are informed that Mr.. VIM. E Furgu-
son, has been appointed Chief Engineer on
this Road, viee Mr. Ashley, who has resigned
and taken an appointment on a Roadin Illinois,
Mr.. Furguson was formerly engaged oen the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad,
and has RECENTLY been In charge of a
division on the Cleveland, Painesvlle and
Ashtabula Railrod. He is an accomplished
and skillful Engineer. and will do good service
in the prosecution of this Road. T5tjfr ..zeIs
ro,a.ts. s.-sr Huron, Reflector.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

The denial by Judge Myers that he was a
candidate for the Board of Public Works, will
not avail him. 4 Below we give our democrat
iic authority which we hope will be satisfac-
tory, If not to Myers and his organ, at least to
the Deasocfacy Of old Lucas. whom they have
SO long and so shamefully misrepresented.
-rt ~ u-,sorz asr Toledo Blade:
ne Mr. EDIToR:--In the Republican of this
morning. Inetice the following article. aida
E%We are requested by Judge Myers to say
that the statement (how reiterated by the
Blade) that he was in the Convention az any
time during the =baIoting for members of tie
Board of Public Works, is nneuali6edIy false
he left the Convention before the result of the
baloting efthe Secretary Of State was de.
clared. and the ballotihg, for Attorney
General, (which interviewed between the nom
ination of the Secretary of State and the mem.
befs of she Board Of Public Works. and was
no nearer than the Mel House, after leaving
the Convention as stated iWilEthe BlaGe re-
cant, or give its Democratic proof?'s bef0d1d
haI am one of the Democrats who informed
YOU that James Myers was candidate before
the Convention for the Office of member d
the Board Of public Works. 7 was present
when his name wan announeedLand when
Mr.. eommagerof Maumee cityginformed the
Convention that 10 was understood by the del
egates from Lucas county, that he would not
be a candidate Another member immedi
ately arese and said that he had authority fol
saying that lie (Myers) was q Candidate
During all this time, Myers was present,
stood near him, and saw him, and the state
ment that rhelwss not presentqat this time,
pronounce unqualiiedly false. 51 eniysa, 5ao
ts.ls1gta. 4aT ss5 sr'JoHN r. .BoND,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Sssst l----------,os-

Tue New YoRK TIMBs.-A. new daily pa
peris 10 be established by the wings IN the
city Of New York, to be called the Times, and
$4,000 are understood TO have. been raised
for that purpose. The contributors named are
Messrs j apd.J.s Harper, Stetsen.of the. Astor
House. NJ. Fl. Gtintsl, and 8. Draper $1o. 900
each. Weed of the Albany Journal, an AL
bany Banker and New York iB9nlSers each
$1,000, This 100000 it is supposed, will
give the new paper a fair start. -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Gold in Sonth Carolina.

"A piece Of gold about the size and shape oi
a man's foot, was found in Yerksville district
IS, G. few days ago 1t was worth about
$4,000. At the diggings where this piece
was found, twenty one, and bali. pounds, q
gold have been collected By three persons,du,
ring the last six weeks. saato7i', 10 ,eeds
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Z george Lippaalr.d.

The, Columbus, cprTeSponden ,lota the
True Democrat says that on the night of 9th,
after The adjoprnmeht Of The Convention, and
after The spirits of the. Democracy had be
gun to rise by. pouring s;ispirits" doYf, they
had qpite 4 patriotic time. The following is
u description of the affair; n yopafs s,Il Or
The. State Convention closed it public eiabors
at about ! llo'clock last stfnight,and the members
feeling too good 10 go TO bed, assembled at
No. lS. American, 10 haye,a tiEae;, aud it is
fair to9conclade by collateral evidence, that
this meeting was not conducted strictly on
Temperance principles--a keg of the 'crittur'
having been prepared and tapped for the oc-
csSibn5 58dt n6aasm 93d9foif mo3i s15ts5Ai
g4nong otherfeats was the calling out q
noted George Iippard, who chaneed 10 be in
the city and being Supposed a regular Demo-
cfak3 of course must make Il speech. Having
mounted d table for this purpose, he COM
uieneed altirade against Gen. Uass which not
being feIisheda BY thes Apirsted Democracy,
the1fable wasaseized d4aid made tospeffornI a
SOMERSET Iight and an, and Eippafd, folloWing
the laws of grayitarioh mot gravity canie 70
the floor. and was ashered in the open air
thus giving yHmistakable evidence of thespow-
ef9k ia s1is 3 q. H9
Headaehe and hoaEseness we're the prevail
iRg4c0mpl this morning " hietpindaced5 a
recurrence 10 The old remedy and if tue Gin
cinnatiboys ssdwell asseme athers, did uetgo
ofRith q bFisk in their hats, they have been
awfullg belied.l ban .sias7aq gsfi ol 5sagufs'
f How srefthe Banner county folks going to
relish GeYs Wood compliment rr Il aseems
pitahle that eneaoeeupyiag the position ofchief
magistFaiegof Ohio should allow himselfIoint
dulgefin suon .,ioE.demagognismd Itwas not
so much to be wondered al that .Dr.a0lds.
fresh from his missionary labors in behalf of
Stanton. in Kentucky, should indulge his con-
tempt 81 human right, By exulting over the
success Of the Slave pow er in indiana
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Mr. LnHamlinl

eidThis gentleman was chosen a member Of
the Board of Public Works by the same com
bination which broughtEaboutthe election ool
MIR. Chase His colleagues, Messrs Miller and
.Manypennys were both placed in Nomination
1ast week; but has name was not even men
tionedl This is Of course, purely .decidsataI
andshad notbing whateSsF terdos with Free
soilism, Ofcourse no. Summit Beacon.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23


A StlLouis paper boasteds the other day
that no female, South of Mason and 7Dixon;s
line, had been SO imno lest as to don the
BloomeE.
ItyH be seem BY the followinga athat
the boast was premature The South has
been successfully invaded by the propaqan.
dists Of this northern institution, and must now
surrender at discretion: s5Ee4 ss.5 80,
We see scores Of Bloor,ers in The streets Of
Louisville every day girls in the brigh; bloom
of health and beauty AN Louis Jour.
DAMAGES AND REPAIRs A~HeIlo Sharp =
said Pop; meeting him the other day in the
street; s.yod hobble. my boy, what is the
matter with you. algf as.t
% had my feet crushed through the care
leesness Of conductor the other. day. be-
tween the railroad cars---that's all IS 81
And don't you in:end to sue them for dam
ages ?" -. ea.''. l5 'q
Damages no, no4zI have had enough of
them already hadn't better sue them for
repairs s7''' ~. = s'.,se ,ssa e
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

n E%Our readers, will see by refferenceto
theproeeedings Of heLocofoco County Con-
v'entions that sandbsky tpigot.l 69oat Of the 8
candidates 8 of them living in Fremont That's
very modest for one tp, Wonder if the old
standbys,of the party at the East and West
end of the county do not feel 7complimented
at the manner il which they were treated9 I.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

A recenireport from General Harney, scon-
manding on the Texan frontier, communicates
intelligence of the rescue Of seventeen Mexi-
can captiyes fronttie hands ofthe Camanche
and Lipan Indian, and their delivery ta ,he
Mexican authoritieslat Guerraro, Mexico. a.
greeably to the 18th article of the treaty. Of
Guadalape Hidalgo Sixteen Of The prisoners
were boys, and all were children s ssa
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
The following singular advertisement appears

The following singular advertisement appears
in an English paper: .ro5fs -szJ.l sr1ez 1efsE
"Wanted. by a young lady. aged. 10, Of
pleasing! pleas, countenaance, good figure. agreeable
manners. general information and various &C,
complishmeuts, who has studied every thing,
from creation to a crotchet, situation in the
family of a gentleman She viii set at the
head of bis. table manage his household. scold
his servants, nurse his babies, (when they ar
rive, check his tradesmen's bills, accompany
him him to the theatre, or in walking or riding.
cut the leaves of his new books, sew on his
buttons, warm his slippers, and generally make
his miserable life happy. Apply, in the first
place by letter TO Louis Caroline, Linden
GrOEe, and afterwards to papa, upon the
NIB, The wedding finger is size No, Z,
(smalll No Irish need apply. a',s as;t .... rl."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

IA missionary among the Siamess speaks
of the Jenightsdh dheathenal round him. That's
just the way Gov Wood speaks of Ashtabula
county.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
iY},ooSc.ofoeO sena toriaI conyentfotl.

The Locofocos held their Senatorial Con
seRtion in Belleyuebi on Thursday last. We
understand a Mr.. Hill, in the eastern pars,of
Erie county was nominated We shall pay
our respects TO him in due time. o2 = p.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

This company sung to large and highly
audience, III Fremont, on Friday
evening last They are now on a profession
al trip to, the east, where, we doubt not they
will be highly'popular. 2aeH a.yea .aia.s
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Dayton Ga1alla' .speala in The fol

80 ne ~ toAl AltA1eAkO k1esa1Ae AZ Wv dSt-
loving manner Of che Democratic 6cket. nom
s mated BY he late conysntion 80 this ity.9a
That's a.faiif His Obout he new constitution:
ydPoiiEeaH = the sicket;s comPosed efmenso Of
-eeg opp0sila opinions on many questions
Wood and Ranny being Committed against the
Fueisixa Slave lak. lille ttss otbsEs,awith the
eseas body ofs khe party ares for the Com
e6amiaB Measures one and alls as peFfsetslir-
Tepealable, and mot to be mentioneds Eithdis-
yespeel.a In the resolutions adopted bythe
Gonrapaiun itsVasnots eehsdereEs Essafsztamsd-
die with any question Of uatiehal Poli.cssan-
Clstathrsss yesEs efagesanAS cohEsegne spsen-
alou.is anadsofz zheapreseht Wing aadEniRistEa-
dionfaaathdimpaEa idoinga5af G0gggesssince
.H06as We balieRs that egefs tbsteWoEdb Sal
uIiinisns does not appear in the platform 1t
Is sons oomfort to know. however that the
pa$sy are In favor ofdithe new constitution,
though. in most Of the counties, it is probable
tic people wiH find out sbsfere abe election.
shas the instrnne tini question was adopted
By a large nazjority sometime in the month Of
June, and pthatthers is no particular neees-
'sity for sghtingl the whole battle over again
ghiss fall 6 COS agof1s1 6ans 10 aoiie1iaoto9 /
r
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

resolution that certain persons be appointed
q "dsmoctatic county central .cunmittee .
Some one made 4 motion, and We believe it
was seconed thai some responsible demoeras
Preseut those names to the convention, Mr.
Bell Of Woodville township. xouched for Mr.
Bartletts democracy for the last year. Mr.
Otis could speak from personal knowledge.
that Mr.. Bartlett had been a good democrat
since last Spring. Mr.. Cts testimony being
deemed sufficient, no other witnesses we're
inteFroeateds butlwe beg leave to here add
our testimony that Mr. Bartlett is no Whig.
1t requires man sof strict integrity, honesty
of purpose, one Who1oses his country more
than the success sof hiwselfsto constitute a
Wing. a man whose only ambition is to ele7
vate .hinselfto some honorable and paying
Office, ,issnot ft person to be in the Whig
partyqp There viii have to be great reform
in Mr.. Bartlett, before he can become an lIohs
orable eeWhig. TBus we are depressing a mid
the anoise and confusion was he'd cries from
different parts Of the room that the conven-
ton adjourn" The motion was put, and de-
clared carried, and in Eve minutes the court
roohiwassenpty. i 81 g ss4a
Next week we shall have something to say
| in Telasi0n'to 10 the merits ST the different can
candidates :. sas 3 10 .zs e =
| isffY sfsf sfs5zrlt,i.5 81 r & ~ q7sl.IqzzH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Flax rs. Cotton

The Ner- York Tribune refers 10 some
specimens of linen yarns prepared by our Trend Dr
Teavltf We have no doubt OF the success oil the
Doctors experiments, and sincerely hope ne may be
encouraged 20 persevere until ne mas Iuy competed
the machinery for the manufacture oil nenp ana max
m which he has been engaged for several years
We are reminded by the foregoing, from Ihs Ions
rifle Journal, OF the fact that our esteeme1 ren1 III
Leavlit. Is IN NewNork, and IS exciting some inter-
est m ms great invention. which promises specify
10 reyoiutionize the hemp and cotton business. we
understand be IS enceayorlng 20 get SocA 'aAei' ~
the d. Maysyllle Linen Company the chdrter OF
which We lately published. We need not say We
wish him every success not only on hlsown account
but on account OF the interest Of our place Mays'AIe
needs more manufactures as well n the kalloaai
70 render her enlargement and permanent prosperity
certain. Mr.. Greeley considers u shame ma ule
people OF this wealthy City and County saouio DC 30
slow to put their capital INTO manufacture, .enVr 81
position Is 80 very favorable, without waiting lor
capital 10 come N from abroad for sucn purposes
We trust that Dr. Leayltt. who has ALREADY oeeiI
tie means OF securing elsewhere the hece>sdi! -
Ia 70 establish here extensive factory lot cdi y.5
out successfully ms great improvement IL Iae h'au
also succeed IN procuring the necessary means 70
cary out Ms still greater improvements II lie manu-
f2cture OF linen From ms know cn-r..cseE iOr
SaEaCty. integrity. DerSeV cTdnce anu enei5.' d"
A. his standing as business man. and an inventor,
We may certainly expect Favorable results, ne
belere with Tse Lo74siHe Journal that Dr. Leavtt
understands the subject Of fax and hemp better 'han
lMaysville Ky Post Boy
GENERAL Scorr-The Republican. of
Winchester. Va, says that this distinguished mlil-
tary chieftain arrived at that place on "Wednesday
evening last, and left Thursday morning for the
" bite sulphur Springs. While al the laylof ho,ei
he vas called upon by a number OF citizens "Ao
were desIrous OF taking him BY the nand IL is
the Generals intention 10 return 10 "incnester IN
l,o.lf 4 v lPn ssh1r. he 1ii4t feultGi 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
The MISUNDERSTANDING Expedition TO Cuba
Action OF the Government,
NJfOdI UIFQCfT' % NJ Y. 7 ITI)NHF'
WASHINGTON, Monday. Sept. /, Is

WAsHEGroN Monday, Sept. |, lsjl
The Fi,hbustcrs are on a bender again to-
NIGHT m 'front.' OF the Patent Office, but beyond a
noisy defamation and small string Of resolu-
tons the eject Is not sublime.
l. Is ass, rted and believed here that another
and ,ery formidable EXPEDITION Is fitting out from
various points, and that another descent onCuba
will shortly be made. There are men here OF
character and standing who say that they could,
# they chose, easily establish the truth OF this
assertion. The most determined and thorough
course VIII be pursued by our Government IN
supprcssing and preventing the departure of any
armed expedition from our shores. The most
stringent orders VIII be ISSUED to all Federal
officials, who VIII be held 10 strict account, while
II naval force in the Gulf will be augmented to
any extent required. The President himself Is
most decided MORE ANON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
EXEorroN OF GEoRcE PnARAoH.-Geo.

EXECUTION OF GEORGE PHARAoH.-Geo.
Pharaoh was executed at West Chester, Pa, yester-
daN for the murder OF Rachel SharDiesS committed
on the s>th OF September last The crime was
perpeuacd oy Pharaoh shooting hcr dead With gun
While >he vas uGloc-lns the school house door a,
West Goshen. Chester, Co. she being a teacher
there. Pharaoh was suspected OF the crime from
HAVING bcCn seen IN the vicinity with his gun and
tbs suspicion was rendered Certainty ~ find ng
that the wadiing used On the occasion matched a
tom copy o. The The Ssflrflu Ere,.uts Post. which
VS. found III his posses >On ~ hen arrested
Ills sole motive for the commission OF She deed II
hi> own confession Is 70 BE- believed. ~ Obtain
gold watch BELONGING IN the deceased. The mother
of Pharaoh was Slstc. OF Jdhez Soli. Who Was hung
At WcS;cheSier on tue 2ISt q Nov. 1916 icr the
murder OF Wesley Patton. a lao Phtraoh ~aS h..lI
on IRE same g.llowS, 2I.t Win tac same rope