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

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A RoMAxTtc AFFAIR--A day OF two since
we published, SAYS the Cincinnatti Nopafeil,
the marriage Of MI. p, Of vicEsbura, 10 Mis-
r., of, Covington. From circumstances Of i
rather Singular nature, connected with the
marriage, good deal Of gossip has been oc-,
casioned in this Community during several
days past It appears that Nj S., Of Coving-
ton bad been paying mis- addresses to the Iady.
and had pressed bis suit sueeessfuliy, as lie.
had reason to believe, for the en gage neht had
been completed, and The wedding day Fixed,
Mr. s., happy IN the prohtestalioDs and cares
ses of love, made no secrect Of his approaeh-'
ing nuptials. The wedding garments were
prepared, the clergy man was Engaged, and.
friends around were notified by letter and by
telegraph Of the same The Wedding was 10
take place on the 1st Of September. On Sun
day last the lover had an interview with bis
''intended." the arrangements finally compile
New York, &c, during the honey moon.
parture Of Mr.. S, the affianced bride left also
came directly across the river and at the Den.
nison House were made man and wife. " Z. !.
ofthis, the unfortunate Air. S. renaihed'in
blissfnf ignorance until a late hour on Sunday
evening, when the father Of the young lady
called npon him, and overw whelmed him with
the astounding intelligence: His feelings on
being convinced Of the truth can. be imagined,s
perhaps, but not described. The father was
indignant beyond expression at the eondpciUf
his daughter He swore. althoughbe never
swore before, that she should not receive one
cent Of his wealth-he was worth near 500.
0oo-and that nothing should dindhce aYectiu-
Citation The next morning the newsspFead
everywhere and MI. s. found al Covihgg
ton testing about his misfortune. This jt
ting affair, so extraordinary and unaccd6htaAs
bic at frst glance, is explained somethingap
ter this manner, by those who appear 10
know Miss r. had loved Mr. p and had
been engaged for several years, but her pA9
rents had forbidden the match, SO the lsdy
the sex IS ever fertile in expedients- de-,
termined to choose another lover, one whom
her parents approved, and thus after .seeu-
ring their written consent that she should mar
ry, notwithstanding she was under age. "
call in tile former lover to bear OF the prize
This she affected by making cats paw II
Mr. s. and it appears she performed the
heartless transaction from beginning TO END,
without once exciting the suspicion Of her pa
rent or lover. sfs 4
WHO, after saeli ccoup az etds, win ques4
ton the decehfulness Of women? !? But the
romantic part the story remains % be told.
The fofsaken lover, after asking himself 4
thousand and one times what he should d.
under such circumstances Of sheh painful
embarrassment at length resol we'd -notFtd
shoot himself, or her, Of him but to join IN
the practical Joke and the too annoying laugh.
and 10 offer himself as mediator. Sohe called
upon the indignant father, and after. talking
over the affair, succeeded IN convincing him
ii (. was better one Of tie parties should Be
made unhappy than that al should be made
miserable, and as things could not be, helped.
he urged the parents to become recohcifed
to their childrsn. This done. he cane5ta
Cincinnatti and accompanied the newly mar.
ried couple to Covngtop, where they received
the forgiveness and benediction Of the offth-
ded parents. Verify the lover stands on Slip
perry places. - II. IS