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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11


"ToLERABLx OMN1ous."-A rich scene
came off at Loeofoco meeting in the Fif-
Hteenth Ward one evening this week. The
crowd gathered. and in due time an attempt
was made to organize A motion was made,
that certain we'll known Democrat take lie
chair, which was unanimously carried -
=whereupon. to the dismay of the meeting, the
chairman elect arose and stated that be was
Democrat had always been q Democrat but
that he could not preside over the meeting,
because he did notintend to vote the ticket
The meeting was thunder atruck, and keptai-
lence for some time. until somebody moved
that another well-knoWn Democrat take the
chair, which was carried with tho like unani-
mity-but,to the utter amazement and con-
stsrnation of the meeting, this chairman elect
also announced tothe meeting that be could
not vote the ticket. but. that he would take
the chair and put their motions for them, If
they desired it. Not wishing to try any more
experiments, and not knowing how far the dis
affection might extend, they concluded to les
him preside, in spite Of his disloyelty. OF
course there was not much enthusiasm in The
meeting, after these occurYances, and after at
tempting to hold a Loccfoco meeting for soma
time, they give it up in despair, and adiour-
ned. with three rousing cheers for Scott
[Cin. Gazette.
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No. .lB.
An ordinance Ecen1ng public ahOps

~ Ar. ordinance Ecensing public shows.
Sec. /. Any exhition or exhibitions Of any
travelling public show shall be allowed to ex-
hibit or show any natural or artificial curiosi-
ty, or exhibition Of horsemanship IN circus,
or otherwise, in the incorpor ted village Of
Bellevue, by obtaining from the Mayor, or in
his absence, of the Recorder, license to that
effect The Mayor, or Recorder, in granting
such license shall specify in the same. the
time he or they nay be allowed so to exhibit
or show, and every such applicant or appli-
cants shall pay to the, Treasurer of said village
such sum az the Mayor or Recorder shall as
sess on such license, before receiving the same.
which sum shall in no case be more than If
~ dolle.s nor less than three dollars
Sec. 2. Every person failing to comply
with the acquisitions of the FIRST section ofthis
ordinance, shall incur q penalty of not less
than Eve neE more than one hundred dollars.
Sec. 8. T he mayor or Recorder shall be
allowed the sum of ifty cents for making out
each license as aforesaid
JAMES McKIM, Mayor.
E. d. FoLLRrr, Recorder
Passed August %, 1852.
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election then next following. and shall have
power 70 ocharge for such permit ffty cents
Sec, Q No person shall butcher any beef,
pork, mutton, veal, or other animal, within
the limits Of the incorporation. for the purpose
of vending the same, without permission from
the Mayor or Recorder, under penalty Of
not exceeding twenty dollars
Sec. 8. If the owner of any such slaughter
house suffer the same to become filthy, or
suffer any filth in the yard, pen. or clubhouse
or grounds belonging or ad jacent to the same,
to the annoyance of neighboring inhabitants
he shall incur penalty Of not less than one
nor more than twenty dollars.
JAMES McKIM, Mayor.
E. E. FoLLET, Recorder
Passed August 26th, 1882.
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No. 10.

An orlsnspss Eeenring he saNe Of gsr.powder and
rock polo5eT.
Sec. /. From and after she first day of
October, 1852, no person shall be allowed TO
Vend gunpoWder, or rock powder, in the In
corpoFated village Of Bellevue, unless be or
she shall first procure license from the Mayor,
or in his absence Of the Recorder, under the
seal Of the incorporation.
Sec. O.. The Mayor or Recorder before
granting the license made necessary by this
ordinance, shall examine or cause to be exam
ined, the place where the applicant intends
TO keep such powder, and If OF such examina-
ton, he shall find the place unsafe or insult
able, he shall withhold such license until the
applicant shall designate some safe and suita-
able place TO keep such powder.
Sec. 8. If any person shall sell any gAn-
powder or rock peVder without first obtain
ing license as specified in the FIRST section of
this ordinance, or shall keep it in a different
! place than that specified in his or her license,
be or she shall incur penalty ofnot less than
/ one dollar for every sale so made, and pen
atty Of Eve dollars for every day be or she
.shall keep said powder in different place
than that specified in bis or her license.
Sec. 4. The Mayor or Recorder when
making out the license made necessary by
sthis ordinance, shall, as near as may be prac-
ticable. give description Of the place, and
shaIl charge the sum of fifty cents for making
the examination and making out the license.
Sec. 5. No person shall be permitted to
keep in the incorporated village of Bellevue,
for sale, for any other purpose,a . greater quau
tity of powder than City pounds Of fine pow
der, and fifty pounds Of rock powder, or shall
sell. weigh or deliver by candle or lamp-light
such powder, under penalty of not lesa than
Eve, nor more than twenty dollars,
JAMES McKIM, Mayor.
e, D. FoLLEFT. Mayor.
Passed August 20, 1852.
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Loe0-Foce DaanaratIanl

Never before. in the history Of partisan
warfare in our country, have our opponents
exhibited such arecklsss disregard Of truth
and authenticated records of history. Gen.
Scott Is stignatized as a"eoward'-..a con-
ceited eoxcomb"-"oId Fuss and Feathers
and "a superanuated old General With his
brains in his eppauletses How cOntempsabIe
and disgusting must American politics appear
to the enlightened world, when such oppropri-
Gus epitheta are heaped on the headof
"earth's greatest chiefsain." Scott a cowardl
Go base ingrstes aud read your ceunsry's his
tory, there you viii find written in qlorions,
insnaortdl characters. Scott the brayest Of the
bravelH Follow him in his bright and dazs
Izling career, from Lundy's Lane to she
heights Of Chepultec. bearing aloft the Stars
and Stripes in triumph over every battle
6eld-covering bis country arms With imper-
lishable glory-and encircling his own ms
Ijestic brow with victorious laurels such as
never we're worn BY renowned heroes Of an
cientor modern times-and then, ye lpaek Of
scurvy politicians and ruthless viIiEers Of the
great and good-call General Scott econ
eeited cox eomb', But true Americans an
preciate and respect tbs character and deeds
Of "0ld Chippewa" The people the un-
srammelsd masses know him and he is their
first choice for President And they viii
elect biml There win be "a great sfuss" and
the feathers" will be sure to "Hy" among
his enemies in November next, when the sep-
lpauleste candidates in triumph advances ;. to
the White House.
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ANOTHER PRxDIcrIoN-Mr. Clement, ed
itor of the Kenosha (Wiisconsin) Telegraph,
(Freesoil and anti-Scott) a shrewd observer
Of men and things, has travled Eastward to
Boston. He writes an interesting letter for
his paper, and in it occurs the following:
The opposition to Scott is all dying away in
Boston, which contains all the opposition in
the State against the Wing nominee. The
forces of the Wings will finally be all concen-
trated upon the warrior Chief, and he will f.
nallY carry the State by fifteen thousand ma
jority. Scott will carry the electoral vote of
Wisconsin by FIVE thousand majority. Since
r.. --o-t mee.:::.-@ at Niagara, New York and
1ne sIS,-. .s=,.. 0Lio are CONCEDED tn the
Hero of Cerro Gordo and Chepultapee; and
the question is looked upon as settled.
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No. Is.
I'm ordSnance lioe,.sieg hueksier..

I'm ordinance hce1lst1g hueksfers.
Sec. !. No person shall permitted to
huckster, sell or dispose of any merchandise,
provisions. driEks, ssgars, candies, toys, or 9th
er articles. in the public streets or other pub
lie grounds fsaid Incorporated village. unless
he or she shall procure of the Mayor, or in
his absence Of the Recorder, license under
the seal of the incorporation.
Sec. q: The Mayor or Recorder shall Gx
the price of such license. which shall not be
more than twenty, nor less than one dollar,
and shall have power to charge the sum of
City cents for making out such license.
Sec. 8. Ifany person shall be found huck-
stering on She public streets or grounds of
the Incorporated village of Bellevue. contrary
to the provisions Of this ordinance, he or she
shall be 6ned in any sum not less than iYe
nor greater chan twenty-6v dollars.
JAMES NcKIM, Mayor.
E. d. FoLLKTT, Recorder.
Passed August %, 1852.
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James n Wales.

This gentleman [ ] has % article in the
last Democrat wherein he tries to excuse his
Infamous conduct at the York South Ridge
Meeting. 1t is not our intention to get into a
controversy with him, for we do not consider
the shot worth the powder. and we shall re-
ply to but one point (f it has any point) of
his letter Mr.. Wales says:
81 did all I could to keep order until Mr..
Shrenk charged Judge Otis with saying at a
a meeting at Bovman's in your town, that az
long as we could keep men in ignorance they
would be Democrats, but as soon as enlight-
ened they would become Wings. To this I
called Shrenk's attention by saying it was
false, when he referred to the editor of the
Freeman] and Mugg who affirmed the same.
| then said it was q lie."
Hero, then, We have the admission of Wales
that he interrupted one of the speakers by
charging him with uttering fsIsehood, and
after Mugg and oursef affirmed what the
speaker had charged, he denounced the whole
three as liarsl Was that the conduct of a
gentleman and ehristians Even ifthe spea-
ker had uttered an untrush, would that justi-
fy Wales in endeavoring to break up the meet
ing? We think not, and he must stand bran
dsd as the leader of mob, who attended the
meeting with the intention of breaking ii upi
But the charge made BY Mr.. shrenk against
Judge Otis was true. We heard Mr.. Otis
make his speech, and the following is very
[neay the words he used.
"The Democratic party have great advan-
tage over that of the Wings. The people are
born Democrats, whereas the Wings have to
make their voters You take man just at
God made him. just as he grows up in the
Black-swamp, or any where else. and he's q
Democrat; but you take and educate him
send him to College. and let him read works
on Political Economy and the Science of Gov
ernment, and he becomes Wing -
That is just what Mr.. Otis said, and that il
all that Mr. Shrenk charged him With saying
and the fact can be proved by several witness
es II Mr.. Wales can justify his conduct OF
the occasion of that meeting, on any ground
whatever. be can have the benefit of our col
Eumns.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
JAMES McKIM Mayor.
E. D. FoLLETT Recorder,
Passed August 2e, 1852.
No %.

an ordinance to prohibit Jrofhels. or houses
Of IL fame and TO punish those rssOrting
hitker. ..-,
See /. Any person or persons, who shall
keep any brothel, or house of i'll fame in the
incorporated village of Bellevue, by keeping
therGS!!n any female person ccr persons for the
purpose Of prostitution, or SUM- %cr anv s1cc.h'
person to resort thereto for that purpose, he,
she or they, so offending shall on conviction
thereof be fined in a sum not less than twen-
ty dollars.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
Genssal F. K. ZoIt1corrzR

We are grati6ed to learn that large num-
bers sfthe most intelligent German citizens
in various parts of the Union are coming out
for Scott We have before us the proceed
iugs of several German meetingsin New
York, Wisconsin. dc, where strong Eesolu-
tions were adopted in favor Of Wing meas
ures and the whig candidates. and this by
persons who have always heretofore voted for
the Locofoco candidates. Every German il
this country who understands his own inter-
ests and those of the country ofhis adoption.
viii vote the Wbig ticket this year The
measures of the Wing party are those thas
conduce most to the prosperity Of the coun-
try, and are such as every lsboring man
should sustain. TPiqua Register.
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No23.

An ordinance against disturbing the quiet
and peace Of the vilEags, or tie inAGbifGnts
thereof
If any person shall disturbe the quiet or
peace Of the incorporated village of Bellevue,
or of any inhabitant thereof, at any time by
unseemly, boistrous, or unnecessary cries,
yeis, or noises, he shall incur penalty OF
not less than one dollars.
JAMES McKIM Mayor.
E. D. ForLETT Recorder.
Passed August 20. 1852.
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80.

an ordinance to punish Esvsd and Laseivious
behavior, and concentration 81 the strsets,
alleys, and public grounds Of tie viIlags.
IfAny person shall use any indecent, lew
ed, and lasciviOus conversation, or shall de-
mean themselves in an unbecoming.lewed. las
civious manner in the streets, alleys. or pub
lie grounds of the incorp6rated village of
Bellevue, he or she shall be fined in a sum
not less than one dollar.
JAMES McKIM Mayor.
E. D. FoLLETT Recorder.
Passed August &c, 1852.
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No "a.

an ordinance TO punish tAose wGo disturbs
religious Ds''tings in the VilEogs.
II any person or persons shall at any time
interrupt, or modest, or disturbe, any religious
meeting or any number thereof or any per-
sons when meeting, or met together for the
purpose of worship, or performing any duties
enjoined on them, as members of any reli-
gious society in the Incorporated village OF
Bellevue, the person or persons so offending
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
twenty dollars.
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the Marshal in abating and removing the same
the Mayor shall also include in his Judgment
the amount ofsueh expense, and shall issue
an execution against the body as wellas prop
erty of the defendant On neglect Of the de-
fendant to pay the amount of the execution,
he shall be committed TO the county iaibthere
to remain until said judgment and costs are
paid or be is discharged By due course Of
law. JAMES McKIM, Mayor
E, D. FoLlET7, Recorder.
Passed August 20, 1852.
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No. 20.

I'D ordinance 70 preue1t the sa4ghsing Of .4riu'Gi'.
lOithOat perEaits, in Eae ViRage,
Sec, j. No person shall slaughter any ami
NAL, or use any building for slaugs..ering,
within the Incorporated village of Bellevue,
withouthaving first obtained permission to that
effect from the Mayor, or in case of bis ab-
senee, Of tbs Recorder; the Mayor or Recor-
der shall have power to grant such permission
Sor any term not exceeding the day Of annual
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No 81.

-
an ordnance providing for tie proseeYtton
and recovery Of psnOtties wsdsr numbers
fifteen, sirtse,l, seventeen sigAteen, nineteen,
t,Cehty, tUenty-oae, twsnty-t,Oo, tweaty-
three. taOenty. four, tWsnty.fve. twenty-siz.
twenty-seven, twMty-siSht, twenty nine,
and thirty ot'the ordinances Of the ineorpor-
atsd vslags of BslleVus.
Any person or persons violating the pro-
visions contained in numbers fifteen, sixteen,
seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty
one, twenty-five, tWenty-three, twenty-four,
twenty Eve, tweuty-six, twenty-seven, twenty
eight. twenty nine. and thirty, Of the ordinan-
ces of the Incorporated village of Bellevue,
may be prosecuted before the Mayor. in the
name of the Incorporated village of Bellevue,
and he is hereby authorized on view or COM
plant made by the Marshal or other person,
to issue his warrant, directed to the Marshal
for the immediate arrest Of the offenders, 1.-THE
person or person 80 arrested shall be taken
before the Mayor forthwith for trial, the May
or on trying said offe nder or offenders shall
if he or they are found guilty, render Judge
ment for fine and costs of suit and on refusal
Of the offenders or offender, to pay such fine
and costs, shall be committed 10 the jail of the
county, there to remain until the fine and
cost are paid or otherwise discharged by dew
course oflaw, and the Mayor shall also have
power to issue an execution for the goods and
chattles of the offender or offenders to salts
fy such fine and costs.
JAMES McKIM Mayor.
E. D. FoLLETE Recorder.
Passed August 26. 1852.
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WOOdVilIe.

G. G. Mugg and R. P. Bucklaud, Esqrs.,
and John shrenk, will address the people Of
Woodville township, at Woodville, on satur-
day, September 25th, at l o'clock. All who
are willing to listen to few reasons why
Scott should be elected President, are respect
fully invited to attend
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
A 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. SCOTS election to the Presidency,
Come gentlemen, don't be backward.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
Port Clinton.

Hon. VAN R. HUMPHREY and Hon. HIR-
AN GR1swoLD, will address the people Of OF
tawa county, at Port Clinton, on Wednesday.
September 29th, 1852. Let the friends Of
Old Chippewa rally out en- nsGsss. to hear
these speakers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
nI.rFrOm the Manchester Examiner. C

u tIUuI 1II0 DA DAaIICI00'eI Ia ~
The election of Gen. Pierce tcR at any rate prore
that the Democratic majority whatever may be their
other differences are unanimous IN their testnOy
on behalf of liberal commercial policy, and any
Government he may form will be one which
is country may rely for e6ectlal eooperat.o1s in
ducing. wherever practicable, existing mpediments
TO international intercourse"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11

w To-day. VIM. H. Gibson. Esq, ad-
dresses the people Of Ottawa county at Port
Clinton; and Mugg. Shrenk and Buckland, the
people of FrepOrt and vicinity, in Wood eoun-
sy. The right spirit seems to prevail every
where. Let the friends of Scott continue to
be active till the day of election, and another
glorious victory for the Old Chief awaits them.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
Scott Meeting in BELLEVUE.

The friends of Gen. Scott held large and
enthusiastic meeting in Bellevue. on Thursday
evening last. John Shrenk addressed the
people in an excellent speech. The friends of
the Old Hero are wide awake in that region,
and eve ry man will do his duty.
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The Proof.
n From the london q

Or From the London Times. 10
"7'he triumph Of Tie candidate Of the Democratic
part brought torscGrd by the men Of e South, actR
secure, probably orereT The Gscendency Of liberal
n,erciGt principles, and if Lord Derby should next
year be disposed to take the American tariff for his
model we have little doubt il will serve to remove
the last usioss Of Gle protective system from his
mind. In this respect. and on this point, we take
Gen. Pierce to be fair representative of the opn
ions Of Mr.. Calhoun, and, as such, uGlu0bIe PrGe
ticGl alley to the Commercial policy Of this country"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
A Scott Meeting

Will be held at the School house, near
Gross's tavern, on the pike. in York township,
on Thursday evening. September 2sd. Sc
veral speakers will be present to address the
meeting. Men of all political parties are re-
spectfully invited to attend,
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~ From the London Leader. 20

Gen. Pierce on the subject o. operation Uih Eng
land; but hcs cannot say that feel any apprehension
the point, and shall G,cait The final action NOT
,Oittout share N the eonidece of many .4n1erican
friends THAT IT WILL RESULT WELL"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11

~ The last Democsat contains near Eve
columns of "stuff /" reviewing Gibson's speech
1t the Court House. W6swi
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Mn CLkT AND GEEERAL ScoTr.-The SUBJ
stance of the following letter, addressed TO
4he editor of the Nashville Banner. has already
been communicated by telegraph:
MANsFIELD, NEAR LEx1NeroS, ,KY,
MoNDAY, Aug. l6, 1882.
DEAR SlR: Your letter of August Il Is
before me- I remember with pleasure the
slight personal acquaintance we formed in
Washington, in June last
The editorial article from the Nashville I'M
ion, which you enclosed, has very much aur-
prised me, and cannot but think there must
be some mistaken the report of Hon. @. II.
Williams's conversation in the cars
My father never advised me not to vote
for Generals ScorT; aud it is my determination,
if live, to vote for ScoTT and GRAHAM for
President and Vice President of the United
States.
The manifesto Of the southern members Of
Congress, who refused to support General
Scott, was neither prepared by the advice nor
appreciation of my father.
I was in attendance on my father for eight
weeks prior to his death.
You are at liberty to give what publicity
you choose to this letter.
Very respectfully. Jour obcdient servant
THOMAS H. CLAY.
General E. K ZoIITeoFFER
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ALLIANCE

Bet,Oesn the LOC OFOCO Party in the Uni
ted States. and ENGLAND. to BREAK
DOWN american Manufactures, aud thus Sc
cure tie Market for England
a q q q q q q q q q
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= . rFo--es \ Son, are on hand With
, H.. ..sortment of Fall and Winter goods
. '0' 81 HsS q aG =!
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GILKst t.stins ;, alpaceas, lawns, rinpb-msSSe
~ aIlGuaiitisfalS prices a. uu.rss