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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

Rw We wantthe Democrat to understand
that the charge we made against Judge Otis.
is true He said just as plain as he could
say it, that it was necessary to educate people
to make Wings out of them. We make the
charge without any qualification or reserva-
ton whatever, and the junior editor may say,
and locofoco stump speakers may swear to
the contrary as long as they please. They
only make themselves ridiculous thereby.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

A gentleman has just returned to Cincin-
natl, after and absence of four years. and
found his wife welded to another man. she
having heard frem various sources that her
husband had died in California. The ques-
ton now occurs, whose. wife shall she be :?
The present incumbent is said to be willing
to yield all claims to the returned husband.
10. S. journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
II, FIFIIVI ~ ~
Gg Ths news from all parts Of !he %.

"a The news from all parts Of Che I'm
ion, relative TO scotes prospects, is of the
most cheering description. Pennsylvania and
New York, the States that generally decide
the Presidential contest, are morally. certain
10 go fol him, while every thing indicates that
Ohio will "go and do likewise" Let our
friends be active and vigilent. and unsparing
in their efforts to inform their Democratic
neighbors, and all will result well. Let Lo-
cofoco stump rpeakers gass and blow, let them
swear that Scott won't get FIVE States in the
Union, it will only excite a smile of ridicule
and contempt on the part of well informed
people, Scott will be elected Mark that!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

THE Iron MEN IN EARNEsT.-Whent the
workmen in Francis Myers Furnace, Schenec-
tady, had received their dollars and dimes"
Saturday afternoon, they run up an ash pole
in front of the shop, and threw out Scott
and Graham flag to indicate their political
preferences These workers in iron have no
idea of supporting party which ispledged
to British interests. They go for protection
to home labor, and no tribute to foreign work
shops. Albany Eve. Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

The BUBBLE BURsr.-our opponents hav-
ing exhausted their vocabulary of abuse in
assailing Gen. SoorT, and wearied themselves
in vain attempts to make something of Gen.
PIERCE, seems to be sort of giving out. We
hear less of their bragadocio now than q
month ago, and like Bob Acres courage, it
will all ooze out before the day of election,
and they will be as fiat as an exploded blad-
der. The Wing hosts are now moving on sc
a sure victory.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
. fair Proposition

Our Democratic friends appear sanguine of
their success in November. We will test
their sincerity by offering them the Freeman
from this until that time for SO cents, payable
after Gen. Scott's election to the Presidency,
Come gentlemen, don't be backward.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
nrFrom the Manchester Examiner. -

"The election of Gen. Pierce tcIH at any rateprore
that the Democratic majority, whatever may be their
other differences, are unanimous irs their testimony
on behalf of liberal commercial policy, and any
Government he m0y form will be one which
this country may reytor efectal cooperation in
ducing, wherever practicable, existing impedim entS
to international intercourse"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

GE During the six or eight years that
Gen. Pierce was in the House of Representa-
tives, he was SO little thought of by his polite
al friends that he was not placed at the head
of any committee, and was never deemed Of
sufficient importance to be consulted either in
the House or out of it. No man occupied a
more insignificant position, or gave more con-
elusive evidences of being justly apprecia-
ted.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
Ano1her CLIMB for scott.

Last Tuesday evening call was made by
Democrats in Norwich, Huron county, for a
gathering to organize Scott Club. The or
ganization sOas made, and every officer ofdhs
Club has heretofore acted Nth the Locofoco
party. Just what we might expect: an
awakening among intelligent men, and shout
for Scott from all quarters. Com. Register.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
The Proof.
~ From the London T

lSJ- From The London Times. ~
t'Tte triumph of the candidate Of the Democratic
party, brought torUard By the men Of The South, '0ta
taercia principles, and if Lord Derby should next
year be disposed to take the American tariff for his
model, we have little doubt it will serve to remove
the lash illusions of the protective system from his
Gen. Pierce to be fair representative of the opin-
ions of Ms Calhoun and, as such, UGltGbLe prGc-
cal alley to the Commercial policy Of this cou'atTy
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

Mr. VENABLE. distinguished LocofOco Con-
gresham from North Carolina, at late
speech in Richmond, Virginia, congratulated
the Democracy, that after the election of
General Pierce, no river and harbor bills
would become laws Cannot Mr.. Vensble
be induced to deliver that speech in the
Northwest. 0. 8. Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

~ The locofoco papers are just now ma
king prodigious fuss because Gen. Scott has
received for forty years of the most splendid
and substantial services to his country, the
sum Of 100000, but We don't see any men
ton Of the facI tina. their fayorite General
Wellington-has received in about the same
time, over SlS,5oo. 900, or .torty.fvs times as
much.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
Port Clinton.

Hon. VAN r. HUMpHREY and Hon. HIR-
AN GR1swoLD, will address the people of OF
tawa county, at Pert Clinton, on Wednesday,
September goth, 1852 Let the friends Of
Old Chippewa rally out en- naGsss, to hear
these speakers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
HAMILTON.

This shows what part the naturalized vot-
ers who have acted SO long with the Locofo-
co party, intend to take in this Presidential
election.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

Missouri, Iowa, and Maiue, have this year
elected sir Wings and seven Democrats to
Congress. In the yeal Taylor was elected,
the same States elected ts0o Wings, and
tOelVe Democrats. Something of a change.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
F From the London Leader. 90

''We are without information as to the views cf
Gen. Pierce on the subject feo-oporatiOn tcih Eng
land but cannot say that feel any apprehension
on the point and shall aacait the final action not
tCitho,l share IN the odence Of many .An1ericGn
friends THAT IT WILL RESULT WELL
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
A Scott Meeting

Will be held at the School House
near Mr.. ]. Dawson, in BallviIle tp.,
on Wednesday evening, September
29th. Speakers will be present to
address the meeting. Let every bo-
dy attend.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
ALLIANCE

Betveen the LOC0FoC0 Party an the Uni
ted States. and ENGLAND. to BREAK
DOWN american Manufactures, aadthus Sc
cure the Market for England Z
q q q q q q q q q q
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25

The Presidential election, this year. will
take place on Tuesday. the second day of No
yember. Only five weeks intervene.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE w. WOODWARD.

For Judge of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE w. WOODWARD.
This Mr.. Woodgdsd is The same man who,
in the Convention which framed the present
Constitution of Pennsylvania in 1885 (See
VOL V. Convention proceedings, page 544)en-
deavored to shape Il III tie same mould as
thai of Ne0 Han,shirs.
Here is the record:
"Mr Woodward moved to amend the
amendment by adding thereto the words and
that the said Committee be also instructed to
inquire into the propriesy of SO amending the
Constitution as 70 PREVENT any foreigners
who may arrive in this State after the fourth
day OF JUL, 1881, FROM ACQUIRING THE
{ RlGHTT0 VOTE OR TO HOLD OFFICE
IN THIS C0MMoNWEALTHn'
In support Of this proposition, Mr.. Wood
ward said, (p. 4467)
sSir / appreciate as much as any man liv-
ing the many political rights and privileges
which I, in common with the people of the U.
States, am now enjoying; and it is my hon
est impression, that WE Do BUT SQUAN-
DER THOSE PRIVILEGES in comforting
them upon every individual who chooses to
come and claim them. He knew that great
portion of those who came among US from for
eign countries consist frequently of the ,Oorst
part of the popalotion of those countries, that
they are unaequainted nth the vaEHe of these
privileges, and that. therefore, they do not
kaolO keao to ualue them. think that in thus
comforting indiscriminately upon all, We are
dong injury to our Liberties aud our Insti-
tutions; and believe that if the time has
not yet come, it win speedily come, when it
will be indispensbly necessary either for thi,
body, or some other body of this State or the
United States, to inquire whether it is not
right to put some plan into execution by
which foreigners should be prevented from
controlling our elections and brow-beating
our American citizens at the polls"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
4 Sign Of the Times.

We learn from the Hamilton Intelligencel
that the train which went from Hamilton OF
Tuesday, to attend the Whig meeting at Ea-
ton, carried an Irish and German Scott
CIub-the former turned out one hundred
and ten members, and the latter sirty,fve.
The Irish Club wore badge of green rib.
ben, and bore on their banner these words
IRISH BOYS
shamrock
OF HAMILTON
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
SCOTT.

The German Club wore a distinctive badge
and carried banner inscribed:
GERMAN
SCOTT CLUB
from
HAMILTON.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-25
Who are the Natlvesl

The attempt 10 array foreigners against
Gen. Scott on the ground Of his hostility to
them is about given up
A pretty commentary however, upon the
profession and practices of Locofocoism is af,
forded in Locofoco paper from Pennsylvania
before us, which has at its head:
For President,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29
MESSAGES DU ooNsEIL DIES ALDERMEN.

lue ct referee au comit6 DIES Rues ct Debarcs
beres. --
MESSAGES DU CONsEIL DIES ALDERMEN
On recoit un message du Conseil DIES Alder
men, annoncant pAdhesion de &c Corps au
ordonnancea Of amendments qui suiyent:
Resolution acceptant Ia s6curite de W. Il
Waters, garden de Ia ge6le de police. @
Resolution autorisant le Placement de trent
piastres Theo Braun, ct trente piastres ii
r. Pilster
No 628--R6solution autorisant le Placement d
diverses r6clamations.
Resolution autorisant le Contr6leur q audite
le compte de p. Carmody.
Resolution autorisant le Placement dun ta
bleau Dc complies, s'6levant a trois cents sol
xante-douze piastres, ct dix-hu cents, pour Ii
5 Maison de Refuge
Resolution requerant ravocat de prendre le
measures necessaires pour recouvrer les amende
collectees par les Recorders des Second ct Qua
tfieme Districts
Ordonnance de6nissant les deyoirs du Gardie
de La Maison des Cours.
Ordonnance autorisant la nomination dc de
put9s-c0mmissaire des rues additionnels, ave
un amendement.
Resolution autorisant le Controleur A yendr'
le contrat pour fapproyisionnement DIES viande
4 destin6es aux prisons, Maison de Refuge ct Mai
son de Travail, avec un amendement.
Urdonnance concernant les marches ct rela-
tive aux revenus qu'on en- retire
Resolution autorisant 10 vente du contrat
pour pprovisionnement DIES tuyaux.
Resolution appropriant trois cents piastrcs a
Jefferson Fire Go No %.
Resolution appropriant mile piastres a Wa
shington Fire Co No 90
Resolution appropriant quinze cents piastres
James Gulick Fire Co No IT,
Resolution pour 10 Placement de divers complies,
!, No 526.
Resolution requ6rant les Recorders de faire
DIES retours au Conseil de tous les montants col
lectes par eux.
Resolution relevant VIM Ryan, dun contrat.
Resolution autorisant le Marie contractor
ayec A. Mitchell pour les fers destines aux
points.
Resolution autorisant lie Marie contractor
asec i Bell, pour 10 pavage dell rue Roffignac
Resolution autorisant 10 Placement de $6l
Joseph Lehec
Resolution autorisant la venteS du contrat
pour Les separations 10 case de James Gulick
Fire Co No H.
Resolution autorsant 10 yente du contrat
pour "a construction dune ecurie, etc pour La
compagnie No %. 49,
Resolution reauerant lie voyer de placer une
traverse vis-a-vis PAllee COMMERCIALS dnns In
rue St. Charles. 1'S
Resolution relative . Pentouragc de lilet bor-
ne par les rues Port, Grands Hommes. St Fer-
dinand ct Craps
Resolution autorisant 10 Placement de Gin
quante piastres C. G. Emichen
Resolution au sujet Dune traverse Wis A-yisles
bAtisses Marigny
Resolution autorisant lie paiement de diyerses
reclamations No 56l).
Resolution pour rachat de coquilles d'huitres.
Resolution autorisant la vente du contrat pour
fenarer, nettoyer, peindre ct blanchir certains
Resolution autorisant la yente du contrat pour
,tes ceaqilles ct lie sable du Lac pendant un an.
resolution autorisant Ia vente du contrat pour
nettoyer le canal de Ia rue Poydras.
resolution relative a 10 batisse de la rue b.
senne nscnpee par ]. NJ. Moss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

Conseil de padjudication de divers contrats, est
lue ct referee au comit6 DIES Rues ct Debarca-
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lorFl'ltclEl..
OFFfCIEIl W
c0NSEIL DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.

orFfcIEI.
CONSETL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN.
MARDI, 2S Novsmbre, 1852
III II Conseil se r6upit i 6 heures r. M.
Pr&sents- Hon. r. Alpuente, President: NM.
AndraWs. Hailev, Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Forbes, Hesfnsnn, Leeds, Mackey, Nee ormack,
Nixon. Philbri6k, Place, Relf, Shaw, Sic
xsrsssas !snnsasrs, Sykes Watkins, Wilson g
Abssntsz NM Eustis, Lanata, Lusto, Ramos
o. 4 dispense De ID lecture du journal.
Leisure ct fate du message suivant du
Marie:
y MARIE DE- IA NELLIE. ORLEANS,
20 Novembre, 1852
a Z Honorc6le President ct d yMessieMrs les
.Mem6res du C0nseil des assistants a der
men de ID pile de Ia .Nouoelle- ORLEANS.
-Permettez- moi de transmettre q
votre Honorable Corps une communication de
Mt r.. Wolfe. avocat de Ia Vile, dams laquelle
il anlonce que IL process de John Duggan, contre
Ia Manicipalit4 No 3. u ete decide contre la
Vile, dams la Seconde Cour de District, ct qu'un
mandamus p&remptoire etc ennis par la Gin
quiAme Cour de District, dams raffaire de J.
G6nois, in, contre o. DeBuys, Contr6leur Vous
remarquerez que dams les deux cas-, ravocat re-
commando de faire appel y Ia Cour Supreme.
J'ai phonneur detre, tres respectueusement,
votre ob6issant serviteur.
"A. D! CRossMAs, Marie.
Sur motion de M Place, Hayocat est requis
do prendre les measures n6cessaires pour faire
appel dams les affaires ci-dessus.
r. rapport semi -mensuel AZ tresorier est y
RAPPORT sEMI.MENsUEL Du rREsoRIER
VILE DE LA NILE ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

r. Braux, pour Charlton fourni aux bureaus
du Marie ct du Recorder, Second District, sep
piastres ct cinquante cents.
Delta, pour trois mois de subscription pour Ii
bureau du Recorder, Second District, deux pias
tres ct cinquante cents.
Orleanais, pour announces detection, cent dix
piastres.
John Bartchy pour chaises rusage du bu.
reau du Recorder du Quatrieme District, SEPT
piastres.
JAS Nimick, trente barils de Charlton Iu.
sage de lH6tel de Vile, etc, yingt-deux piastres
ct cinquante cents.
we. Schubert, trois mois de loyer du corps dc
garde, encoignure Annonciation ct Robin, cent
vingt piastres.
Magdalene Dulman, trois mois de pension
dune jeune file aveugle, Magdalene Eichaut
dix piastres.
Leon Lavigne, propriete prise pour POWER
ture DIES rues st PHILIPPE ct Ursulines, dapres
jugement de la Seconde Cour de District, trois
mile quatre cents piastres.
Antoine Piernas, propriete prise pour louver-
ture DIES rues st PHILIPPE ct Ursulines, d'apres
jugement de Ia Seconde Cour de District, cinq
cent quarante piastres. r.
Louis U. ct Catherine Laroche, propriete
prise pour rouverture DIES rues St PHILIPPE ct
Ursulines, d'apres jugement de Ia Seconde Cour
dc District, deux mile hut cents piastres.
Resolu que lie Wharfnger du Second District
soft ct demeure autorise a employer un commits
raison de soixante- quinze piastres par mois,
dater du premier Septembre dernier.
La resolution suivante, presentee par M.
Place, est lue deux fois ct adoptee:
Resolu que lie Comite de Finances soft ct de-
meure autorise employer DIES conseillers pour
Fexamen de la reclamation de j. H. Maddox,
imprimeur.
L'appel nominal, reclame sur Padoption de la
resolution qui precede, dome lie resultat sui
want:
QUINN Bailey, Burthe, Derbes Dolhonde,
Forbes, Hermann, Leeds, Mackey. McCor-
mack, Place, Shaw, Stevenson Summers,
Sykes, Wilson ct Wiltz--16
Non-MM Nixon, Philbrick, ct Watkins-3.
M Bailey, au nom du Comite DIES Rues ct
Debarcaderes, presente lie rapport suivant qui
est recu:
lie comite rapporte CONNIE suit au sujet des
diverses questions qui lui ont etc soumises:
Relatiyement la petition de Geo Cronan, de-
mandant qu'on lui remette quatre cents piastres
pour les Preparations quill n etc force de faire
au pavage en- blocks carries du Premier District
par suite dc Farrosage des rues, yotre comite
rapporte contre la petition attendu que le con-
tractant connaissait parfaitement Ia coutume
d'arroser les rues
Votre comte recommande lie passage de For
dominance reglant farrosage DIES rues, deja rap
portee ce Conseil.
Au sujet de la petition de residants, deman-
dant quon permette Homes ct Bennett de
construire une forge ct une fonderie, sur un ter
rain situe a rencoignure des rues Benton ct Eu-
phrosine, votre comite presente une resolution
rautorisant. Votre comite recommande Zap
probation de la ventc DIES contrats pour les ban
quotes de Ia rue DIES Nonnes, ct presente les re-
solutions ci-jointes:
N. Z. Bailey, rapporteur,
S. w. PHILBRIcK,
R. B. Sykes,
J. b. DoLHoNDE,
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THO PROPERTY OWNERS, sTEAMBOAT

CAPTAINS, PLANTERS ete.Thp undersigned would call
attention to the celebrated BRtDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
ShS4 now acknowledged be WEATHER
AMI unsurpassed for painting dascr
lion The public aelnysd to cal certificates sp
nishs, 6. g. BoGERT i CO., Camp street.
y2l Agents for States Of Louisiaua, Aabanr
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$Z4,UIU t
Nouvelle-O Orleans, 10 Novembre, 1862.
w. FL GARLAND, Tresorier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

SfSstnt Fosnt Division No. 9, OF TAieo,s oys,v
3a az eso1k p at Temperance Hall ST. Chses
Rno LOT me ensuing W. ELlis w p s il
PhSwS W Al G. F. Rma, R. s. ELLIS A. R. g.; E. sonra
WATSON, l. s.; r. W. PowE1L o. S. ' ~ a. ho' a. =. W@.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

IN s Division No. TO- = OF following are the
OlylsSn the BEsna
r ST. HsSay r. 81; WM F. HoRNnEek, r. Gov4s,
soas MEYER s. coRNRlIUs o. rbis a.
Charles street --'Ai'"' NJ temperance Hall ss.s:.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

Oui--MM. Bailey, Dolhonde, Leeds, Mccor-
mack, Nixon, Philbrick, Place, Shaw, Siewers-
sen, Sykes, Watkins ct Willson--12.
Non-MM. Burthe, Derbes, Forbes, Her,
mann, Mackey, Summers ct Wiltz-7.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

La resolution suivante, presentee par lie DR.
Alpuente, est, sur motion de nj. Sykes referee
au comite de Sante:
Resolu que la somme de deux cents piastres
soft payee au Medecin de la Prison de la Vile
pour ses services dams lie departement DIES Allie
mes, outre lie salaire qui lui est deja accorde.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

Nf HHsSn Tempe OF Henor No. every THURSDAY
al hatpast O'Clock, Tchouptouns sreet fS.as
Dow W. Y sn9ng P,i &C. 1882 w DAVIS W. Tt JosnUa
u. i n TssssoN W. S. CAMPBELL ". r.; j. r. CsLosa VI
NOUN " s"N' W. ~ vi WILLIAM p BEpFoIp W. c.; W
nop1S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

Sur motion, Pamendement du Consel DIES AL
lermen la resolution autorisant lie Contr6leul
q vendre lie contrat pour la Furniture des
yiandes destin6es aux Prisons, Maison de Ira,
vail ct Maison de Refuge, qui consiste effacel
lie mot 6. Prisons :" est sanctionne.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
The Love ofHowe,

Ii is only shallow minded pre-
tender who either make distinguished
origin a matter Of personal merit,
or obscure origin a matter OF per-
sonal reprOach. Taunt and scofiing
at the humble condition o! early lie
affects nobility IN America but those
who are foolish enough to indulge 10
them, are generally sufficiently pun
ished by the published rebuke. A
man who is not ashamed oil himself
need not be ashamed OF his early
condition. l. did not happen to me
to be born in log cabin, but my
elder brothers and sisters were born
in a log cabin, raised among the
snow-driils in New Hampshire, at a
period so early that when the smoke
first rose from its rude chimney and
curled over The frozen hills, there
was no similar evidence OF a white
mans habitation between il and the
settlements on the rivers OF Canada.
Its remains still exist; make it an
annual visit. | carry my children to
il, 10 teach them the hardships en-
dured by the generations gone before
them. love 10 dwell on the ten
der recollec ions, the kindred ties,
the affections, and the narIations
and incidents which mingle with all
| know ol this primitive family
abode. | weep to think that none
oil those who inhabited il are now
among the living; and if ever l fail
in a1eclionate veneration for him
who raised il, and defended il against
savage violence and destruction,
cherished all domestic comforts be-
meath its roof, and through the fire
and blood OF seven years. rsvolu
tionary war. shrunk from no toll. no
sacrifice, TO serve his country, and TO
raise his children 20 a condition bet
ter than his own, may nv name.
and the name of my posierity, he
blotted forever from the memory OF
mankind.--Ddniei Webster.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

80. Wheat. rye, oats, and barley
should never follow each other in q
course Of rotation; there shodid
always be an intervening hoe crop
between them. -
81. Weeds should never De per
mitted TO mature their seed on a
iarm, but be pulled up or cut down
as often as they show themselves,
such being the only effectual mode OF
eradicating them. To insure this
result, The ground should be planted
in corn, and that kept clean. Z Z
80. Time and labor devoted 10
the collection of materials TO be
converted into manure are the most
fruitful sources OF profit in the
whole range OF farm economy.
The orchard, to be productive of
good, fair fruit, requires 10 be fed, as
much as does a field of grain. The
soil OF each requires that the sub
stances distracted by the crop shall
be restored. The soil should be
kept elem and open TO the mellora-
ting influence OF the sun, the dews,
The rain, and the air; the bark OF the
trees should be kept in a healthy
condition by scraping, when necessa-
ry,and by alkaline washes.