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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
Chedp GOodsi

Come and examine our stock. Y on will find no
huplh ug, o Esoft-soaP, no CANNON, no holding
customers by the arm, no fattery. but the best
Il XN RD EaE TIN EZT W
Goods you ever saw,-among them heavy yard
wide Brown Sbeetngs, De MINIS, Louisiana stripes,
fast celered Calico, and few hhds Porto Rico
Sugar. white. dry and clean, purchased last Fall
for us by an old resident Of the lsland-and all
sixpeuBy goods trimmed that nsed trimming.-
w have Increased m stuck of
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

ATALLS.-FRemoRtIron Co.'s N ails, ,manulae-
IN .tured at Troy IN. Y.aat hHAYkEs' =
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
FAVCV

ORANGES, Lemons and, Raisins just received
SJby express, for sale BY J. DOUGHERTY.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
sale OF Real Estate by. Order OF

TN0DFlsti o. s0PeForquatity az sn '44
SIFezass ai1oa i3fad HAYkEs GHEAP Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08

disappointing the wardens. In the Board Of Assist
ants similar motion was made by Assistant Ala.
Msbbast. and after short discussion, was referred
to the Committee on Public Health. The sum OF
$1,000 appropriated to meet the expenses OF inc
late Hon. Henry Clsy's obsequies number Oh
routine papers were acted on, and both boarus
adjourned till this evening, when Alderman stnrse-
want will move TO take up the reports on the dis
puted election in the Nintsenth ward.
On another page win be found an interesting ac-
count of the business the various ship yards in
this vicinity comprising chronological list Of the
vessels launched since the LIST of January last and
the number and character Of those now unfinished
on the stocks, and about being commenced.
il the long litigated Mason will case. Judge In
grsham gave decision a few days since. in the
matter of the application of James Mason for letters
OF administration on the estate Of the deceased
John Mason. The Judge gives an elaborate review
ofthe case, and concludes by denying the appliea
ton. This, however does not decide the mair
questionable validity of the will-at issue since
the year 1899.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08
Marine Affairs.

Tur s1rAnsHIP hmoEy which was adyerirea to IL,
launched yesterday. from Mr. Sncccps Yard at Green
loint was lGuIched s rday. at r. NJ. She owned
by J. H. schtmberg Co. and is to be- lifted Up in very
bDndsCGe regardless If expense Her ENGINES
md boilers are to be furnished by Mcssrs Pease s
Murphy.
samuel Waktinan, late OF the steamship Daniel web
fter diedon The "a inst a. hi7 residence r. westport
connecticut, Of fever. He Was 50 years OF oge.
Tnr STEAMSHIP FsSNY which put into savannah some
time back Tor supplies &C., ON her passage from New
orleans 70 San francisco IL sannounce1 will her
voyage on tic Sih inst the u g. Marshal having received
orders TO release her tho claims against the vessel having
becn arranged.
MORTALITY AZ SrA-scbooner Willis Putnam arrvcds
at provincc,uUn Saturday from whaling cruise alb
rent but mon hs, and reports tho loss Of nnc men
eight Of than by sickness, and (Wm. Chae) lost
oycrb, ard AZ o'clock LIST inst while the vessel
was in contac. with ycsso from New York Cor Quebec
supposed the Brlih bark Queen 81 tho Ocean. The
names Of those who died were Nathan Fiher If Sand
wich aged 49, John Thomas % pttsfcld Mass. Il; VIM
WI es,r ~. residence unknown; VIM James 2n resi-.
dcncc uIk9own solomon u, Manly, Weston, Vt 90,
Geo. More Boston, 90 Peter Joacph Boston 81 and
two natiyef Of tho Sandwich irlnlds.
LapNc,rru-At Mediocre so inst, by Mr. Jamcs o. Cur
IT, fine clipper ship of about SEQ tons ca led the on
ward owned by Nosgrs. Reed Wade & Co of Boston, to-
be commanded ~ Captain Cott!ng late Of the bark Geo.
H. Wcbft.r.
At South Roston ON Saturday. by Mcssrs Briggs a
clipper shp o. about 900 tons o.nod by hessr baker
n Morrill,, and Intended for Tho California trace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08
PcrsOnal Intclligence.

Mr. Webster arrived in this city yesterday afternoon
and proceeds to day to Boston. The most extensive
arrangements have been made for his reception in
city. There is balm in Gilead
In speaking Of Mr. Webster, the Philadelphia Bulletin
Of yesterday afternoon says =" just before going to
press wo heard rumor that Mr. Webster had signiaed
his acceptance Of the nomination for the Presidency
rendered TO him by the American Convention at
Trenton
FIX. Goycrnor Payne of Vermont, was in Cincinnati on
The sd inst.
Arrivals at the Union Place Hetcl-Hon Henry John
son family Louisiana; Hon Edward Curtis aud lady
Washington; d. Nj Thorp. New Orleans; Eugene Mota-
mic Santa Fee; A u. Soubrey and ftmiy, England; r.
~. aine, Monterey.
At The Howard IIotel--Captoin A Edwards. Buffalo;
Or Trnwhridre do Major Burt, Worcester. Hon. 4
q Piy.s, Washington; Hon. Parker do w Bro8nel
Circimeti Hon. II Eetchom, platsburg Captain
Chamb,rln, Lake Chanplan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08

dispute. III elected, 0ls0, ne VIII serve MS consti-
tucnts, constantly looking forwards, and not back
wards; for Benton, after his own fashion, belongs to
the progressive democracy. He Is lion-not q
rabbit. Incontestiby, if elected he will make the
fur and feathers fly in the House worse than did old
John Quincy Adams in his day. who, from the
White House itself reentered Congress to fight the
battles Of Northern fanaticsm against the buster,
of the South. He is an old lion--not q stale
rabbit.
The views Of Colonel Benton, regarding the pre-
sent system Of national conventions, by which the
two great parties Of the country are governed
on the Presidential question, will particularly
challenge attention. He is correct in saying
that by these conventions the whole plan Of
the constitution for the election of Presi-
dent by the people, is frustrated and thrown
into the hands Of few wire-working and gambling
politicians The demoralizng scenes at the two
late conventions Mt Baltimore were in themselves,
sufficient to disgust all right-minded men with the
system which is controlled by such proceedings
For example, what could be moro demoralizing
than the opening Of free drinking establishments
by the friends Of this that candidate, for cleo
pioneering purposes with the delegates or than the
bartering away Of cabinet Offices, foreign missions,
and custum house patronage, in advance, for votes
in the convention! Nothing could be more revolt
ing to a lookeron than these things, excepting,
perhaps the little petty spites and personal grudqes
and jealousies under which the most experienced
candidates Of both parties sacrificed. The
masses of the people can have no sympathy in such
proceedings On the contrary, the bargaining and
couuptions Of the late party conventions Al Balt.
more may POSSIBLY operate TO throw the whole sys-
into such public contempt that il will b. totally
abandoned. totally diresIeetcd hereafter by tho
T,ople Botton aud Ioombs are both for ,ciorm
and We must have u. BotA are li1ps-acithcr 81
them IL a rabbit,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

Mr. CLEaEss said he could answer but one at TINE He
then alluded TO The apparently warm and Henty personal
relations which existed between the Senator from South
Carolina and the Senate. from Massachusetts (af Sumner
aud the Senator from Ohio, NJ. Chasc) He appeared her.
on all occasions on the friendly terms with them;
traitors belonging to that party-ihe AoelitonsS
who had resolved that the Constitution was compact with
he'll &c.
The Senate complained that he had illuminated him. Il
was beyond the power of do H. Did not the Senate:
get up here in the Senate and proclaim himself t!ar
And he cop..incd of The calunny that he (r C)nat
charged him with being that which lie had openly avoHet
himself to be.
sir. c. said tin. the Senator was man Tor whom he Ia!
neyc? much .ancY When be ~ The Senate he (alr
c. had declined the usual courtesy, end had refused in
PRODUCTION 20 the Senator. After further remarks he said
that had read OF darkness in which Ypers crawed among
the multitude Kissing but stnssss he always applied 10
the Senator. His Kissing was always 10 DC heao, OUT ne
possessed no sting
Sir Joxgs Of Tennessee said that the Senator could not
c0Iclgde his remarks this afternoon and ne ceOFe sug
gested that lie would yield 10 the motion 10 noJon'n
Mr CLEMENS suid there one thlEg 10 WHICH nc cesed
alludc now. The Senator had charged MN WIZ" having
made corrupt bargain with the Wing members =, e IA
bataa Legislature his election u Inc oeae Ne
Senator had undertaken repeat here what no man III a
blnn had ever dared TO do III his pre3cnce Inc senator d
rcacd base SANDER and as bad as tie OF H.
Mr. C. then explained that his letter one 10 Mr. DAVIS
authorizing Mr. D explain his sentiments and pncples
and referred 10 several gentlemen who could prove the charge
of corrurt bargaining asehood lie said that he had be-
fore stated he his determination should lie eV meet
nny man In Alabama who would assert the charge that he
wcu1 brand il as deserved and he told the Senator
from Su,h Carol;nl AMI asked him mark well what he
ssd-,hat lie pronounced ;1n ne GaHnisaed ana IN
redeemed by the slightest semb!lnce OF Truth.
And then, withou. concluding, he yIe!ctd the loof-
And he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
,EmOCRaIIC MEETING IN AMELIA COUNTY.

NEE In ithAsLiEh SoOt'A -
At meeting of the Democrats of Amea county at tho
Court House. on Thursday the Goth Of February, 1852.
Cour day Fabus Lawson called 10 the Chair and Jno.
T. Bottom appointed Secretary.
The object meeting being appoint delegates to the
Democratic State Convention to be heldu the city OF Rich
nond on the oath March next notion the following gen
rIemeu were appointed said Convention: Miles ellis,
Thomas Hendrick, Thomas Wiley, John Wiley, Thomas
Carter John Wingo, Vim Pollard Reuben Blanton Ed.
ward Green Peter F Boisseau John knight, John W
Foster John II Foster, VIM Wilson, Dr. VIM Robert
son, ST.. Thomas Crenshaw, a Stringer Thomas J.
Bottom Edward Fcaherstou, Asa Kidd, Richard Coleman
Robert Cousins Jr Col Joseph Scott, Samuel Jones DR.
WIN Chatham, John Parkinson, James Vaughan
Pleasant Wilkinson Edward Johnson Benjamin Bridgforlh
Richard Jeter VIM W Mooring, William Worshan, Edward
Robinson, James Bott Lewis Harvie, Peter GrigG,
John Hardaway, James Ggg, Thomas Webster Thomas
WWebs,er. John Gill; William ellis, Alfred Webster Col
Spencer Mann, Chastain Sader VIM II Harrison, X
Archer 4 B Smi,hey Benz Bailey DR. VIM Webster, DR.
Thomas Neal, james Hamn, Robert " Mann, James
Scott Daniel Burton, Levi Crowder Peter Crowder,
Dr. Joseph Anderson John Marshall wilkins Turner, VIM
Rowlett and Jos Leath and, motion, the Chairman
and Secretary were added 10 The delegation.
On motion OF Lewis E. Harvie it was
Resolved, That the delegation from the county oil Amelia
be requested their best exertons In The State Convcn
on TO be appointed TO the National Democratic
Convention at least four delegates from each electoral dis
trict in the State OF Virginia.
Resolved That copy of these proceedings be forwarded
mond Examiner and South Side Democrat be requested TO
copy the SAME in their respective pupera. Adjourned
FABIUS LAWSON, Chairman.
loo Sop'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
JoHS r. O'NEALE, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BRUNSWICK.

Al meeting of portion of the Democrats Of Bruna
wick county, held 23d Feb 1852, in Lawrenc evie on
motion. Francis F. Jones called 10 the Chair aud Ed
ward Dromgooie appointed Secretary.
The chairman, IN few brief and appropriate remarks,
planned the object Of the meeting be the appointment: OF
delegates the proposed State Convention be held in
Richmond 24h March next for the purpose Of organizing
for the approaching Presidential election.
On notion it was Resolved, That the Chairman appoint
40 delegates from the body Of the county, represent the
Democracy Of this county in the State convention 10 be
held In Richmond on Path March next.
The following gentlemen were appointed In accordance
with the foregoing resolution viz: John Macln. Geo.
W Harrison Dr. Haekins, Col VIM Meredith DR. Henry
Lewis Col lsham Trotter James Haskins, DR. f Ha:ri-
son, 4 Z Brown, VIM Lett, Astrop, w Hobbs, Or D
J Claiborne, Dr. K S Sims R F PTitchctt, EdmunGs,
Dr. inc O,gain, Thos Edmunds Jas HARRISON George
Short, Geo Stone, D Turnbnl, Col Fl n Biick Chas
Turn5ul Turner Saunders N Lewis, 3 \ Lewis Henry
Jones' John A Organ, Atkinson, Dr. + Jones, F Z
Lewis Clement Hail. JOS Riddick, Washington Pearson,
" Gray Thos Meredith, Nicholson, DR. Jas Wall
ton and Jas Lundy.
On further motion II Resolved That Senator and
Delegate 10 the Legislature be requested 10 attend said Con-
vention, and form u part Of our representation.
/, was further Resolved That The Chairman and Secre.a
be added 10 the delegation and thut the proceedings of
tho meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer, Exam
liner and South Side Democrat
The meeting then adjourned
FRANCIS F. JONES, Chairman.
EDWARD DIoAGooiE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
Staten ,hnt hnpe nlrsndu Elected.
WELL SAID.

The Halifax IN CO. Republican has been recently cured
OF the "smal pox" Of Whss=ry and satisfactorily defends
ITSELF as follows:
"rhe Wings blame eeasing advocate Wing prln
siples. Have no, the Wing party ceased 10 advocate
the Democratic party. VIVA, if We havc7 VIVA,
su il there In associang yourself with those who agree
with you in feeling and sentrent9 Democratic prepies
Gre rirh aud Wigs acknowledge in ceasng to urge the
adoption Of their ocH'
While Wings are thus coming into the Republican fold
upon the basi, of high principles It not little notifying
see IN quarters bickeriog among Democrats on
Of issues which have long been settled or the eeva
on of fsvortes the highest posts. In North Carolina
as in Virginia. the Democracy while differing on the CON-
promise have wisely Sustained from making il an Issue and
embrons Themselves In intestine dssensions Her voice.
therefore e that Of Virginia. s worthy 10 be heard and
needed by the Democracy everywherc-and on this point
the Raleigh Standard leading organ Of the North Caro
ma Democracy speaks volume of truth and wisdom in the
following short paragraphs:
Let u.s. ,hen refer The past but improve The
present. and make calculations for the future II indis
pensab harmony let US agree as one man mat the names
Of COBB and Quman and Footc and Davis shall DO Danish
cd from our columns lot US tako care OF principles and
leave take cure OF themselves.
We hope the Editor Of the Union will understand our posi-
rion and receive In friendly spirit the dea wo desire to con.
vey That harmony al all hazards and proper appeals
If necessary 10 the masses of party command har
mony in quarters and tho inevitable and important co.,
sequence of this command nted evsetir and riumphnn
action We do presume advise The Editor of that
per- but only the views which, in our humble
Judgment proper In the present crisis. Let US
cease refer tbs pastto secession nuhcation the
proclamation Of Gen. Jackson, to tho Union or States
Rights Democrats Of the South and ceasing TO do h's lei
u.s. on other hand batteries on our opponen
rte nav their defe ncos and them the people in
their true cclo,s We hope Tor success while en-
gagged In assaling who belong to our own ranks We
eauno, expect be Victorious II we should permit our tor
ces become divided at the opening OF the battle II or
u, to charge and for the enemy give way Once on the
defensive with divisions in runks and the day may be
lar hp0p 1ya n
The fos and keep II there until victory shall eff
FsYtz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
LATEST NEWS BY TIE TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the KiclmOni Enquirer.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

CONGRESS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
WAsriaGToN, March |.
In Scraia NJ Dawson presented The resolutions of tho
Georgia LEGISLATURE against Intervention in the affairs Of
foreign nat:pnswich J:drGi 10 be printed and the
Senate adj yurnrd til Wednesday, avail sc!i VI the cp.
rurtunY 10 v!si; the steamer Bake.
In the House, Mr. Fch moved suspend the rulas TO
enable him t. offer resolutions in favor Of the Compromise
4 call Q! the House ordered.
Hnctfgg bridge CaseIIl Case Of Hrs 3tyra Gginer
WAsmHdroS, March LA the Supreme Court today
Judge Mclean read tie decision Of the Cuarl upon pct
ton OF he counsel Of the Wheeling B3gc Company t-
cidng that he Company may elevate their Bird! 20 so A. to
permit vessels 10 pn:s without obstrutt,n
The ">tnE tIi!ve To the paccnbiy Of the prop0seI
draw, referred TO Chancellor Walwvrth with ins,ruc.
ton Ia report 10 The Court the third Monday in Nav
Judge Cat7on read The decision Of the Cor advers. 10
Mrs. Mvri Gaines in the in which she party ;rnt
ing here Tor some Time ana which has excited much interest,
THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE MORMONS
NAsHSaToS March l.Mr. Bcrnki-c tic delegate from,
Clh, publishes card denying the that the Nor.
mons have set M an independent Republic
NEW YORK MARKETS. aiAucnl
FLorR dali. Southern 81 81 a i 81. WAEAr-Red 81
C5 TO- white 81 Is ~. CoRS 81 &C cts per bush.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. MAacul
FLouRSa!es Of 1900 bbls. Howard Street and Civ Mill,
Flour at 81 WnEAT-EIrd 81 30 cts; white 90 a 100
CoRS-Wnitc 50, yellow 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CUMBERLAND

Alta meeting of the Democratic party Of The county Of
Cumberland held their Court House. the 23i day Of Feb
ruary 1852:
On motion John ". Csowder, Esq, called Chair
and Newton S. Ford appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained, Ito be for the
held City Of Richmond the 9th day Of March
the Chair appointed the following persons 10 constitute
said delegation viz WIN Spears, DR. Thomas Shields. Dr.
Jno W Nash, Col England, VIM Holman, Willis San
derson Dr. Harrison Geo Harrison, VIM Sanderson, 6
Peasley DR. Horace Talley DR. Fac Tacy, Albert Meador
Robert England, James Anderson, Watkins Johnson,
John w Wilson, Richard Johnson, John Overton, Rowland
Foster Robt Garnett Jno Crowder, Jno Hendricks,
Benz Allen ST. Benz Allen r James Madison Ryals,
Samuel IIubson Thos lsbe Hez Ford David johnson,
John Wilson, Jno Garrett Sam Garrett, John VIII
son, Thos H McNamee Jno HoIeInan, Benz Allen Rev
JAMES Leach Henry ScrueGs Gideon Bosher VIM
Brown Shirley Dowdy Dr. Robert Henderson, Merwea-
Their Goodman John Adams Or Talley John Page,
Jr q Oyerton, John Walden John G Adams, Alexan.
der Clarke Ambrose Ford Edward Brown, James Isbe
Jas Reynolds, Crced D Coleman, John Taylor, John
Caldwell Chs H Blake Ferdinand G Coleman, Royal F.
Godsey, Wn, GGdsey, Cary Soulhal, Win England, John
Smith, James Dowdy, Rev Samuel Atkins, VIM Brud.
shaw, John H Parker, and Dr. John H Jones.
Resolved That all Democrats OF the county not incluced
in the above list who happen to DO in the city of Richmond
tho time OF the Convention are respectfully requested to
act delegates.
Resolved Thu, the delegates hereby instructed
their for than delegate from each Congress.
siunal district
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary
be added 10 the list CT delegates.
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be sent 70
the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

HICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2. 1852.
DcHu-r.T!c NATIONAL CONVENTION.

- -
The Pennsy has prepared the following table, show
Ing the action Of the Democracy of the different states
r.. Uson in reference TO the election OF delegates -
Democratic National Convention. 1t will DC s0e 49,
bu, four have already taken steps to DO
as and we cannot doubt that every STATE WIN inc Ga"
cen,ion of South Carolina perhaps WIZ nave
!; Tho C,rsn,ion This spectacle refucs the predictions
IS h wh ,ress that the Democracy could mol gel up
al Convention and is in gratifying contrast with the
d;v,ons and dlssensons OF Wings on the same point
In some OF the States Georgia and Alabama or instance
bjopery entirely disbanded being merged IN the
psry Many of The latter party for sending delegates
10 Baltimore while Mr. Stephens Of Georgia loudly raises
his voice against any utilization with either the wing or
The Democratic National organizations.
Some of the Scott organs at the North protest against
Whie National Convention for fear Of r!cking the seward
candidate GU, of the nomination. by requiring him 10 sho"
his hund on The Compromise-whie some OF the Fillmore
organs at the South resist such Convention Tor mo very
opposite reason viz fear that the Seward influence WIZ
oyerwhelm every other candidate save Gen. Scout. we WI"
moi deny that there are discussions IN our party In some
rec;ions but they nothing, compared TO tho radca as
cord, In the ranks Of the Wing party which Is in complete
.tate of disoreanzaon Wing National Con'en'
ton IL concerned
So sooa as the Democratic National Convention snal!
have spoken and acted the temporary dsagresmens IN our
rank. will pass away All Democrats will bow TO the
wishes OF the national Democracy fairly aad fully expressed
and that shall have expression no one can doubt
s,er reading following statistics OF State action for send
3.j.a IN Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

TRIAL OF THE REV. MR.. PRESCOTT.
Bos.oS, FEs. 2.-The Ecclesiastical Court engaged in
the trial Of the Rev. Mr. Prescott for heresy declared
tho charges sustained except his claim the right
pronounce dissolution TO persons coming him. The
pronounced this not hsreca but irregular and sentenced
him &c 30 suspended until he signs certificate discaimng
such right Mr. Prescott denies the right Of the Court to
gsqurs such certificate,