Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-27

OFFICIAL RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA
The Pittsburgh Gazetle publishes list Of
the official returns in Pennsylvania from
every county but Forest for Governor, and
all but Sullivan aud Forest on Prohibition.
The later is defeated by about 1000 ma.
jority. Pollock's (Anti- Nebrasa Whig)
majority for Governor is $4,000.
The Legislature will be constituted as fol-
lows: Senate Democrats II, Wings and
Natives l6; House, Wings, Natives aud
Free Solers, 81 Independent. Anti.Nebras-
ka and k. N Democrats, l9; Pierce Dem
ocrais rs Majority against the Admins
tration on joint ballot, 40.
1t is understood that Mr.. Cooper, whose
term in the United States Senate expires
on the 4th of March next, declines "A re.e-
lection. Among the names proposed as
his successor, are Hon. w. F. Johnston, late
Governor of the State: Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens, Of lancaster; Hon Robert T.
Conrad, Of Philadelphia; George William
Larimer, of Philadelphia; and A. E. Brown,
Of Easton.
INDIANA The Peoples State Ticket is
all elected by from 10000 to $4,000 major
| ity And with it Ten ou, of IL Congress
men Anti Ncbrasks, while the other Smith
Mier's District is claimed on both Sides
The major!ties range from s5 in Slsughler's
District -(over English) to $500 for Hollo.
way in the Wayne District. Dan Mace has
$500 majority. This one is probably the
next highest And Drenton has 600 over
Chamberlain. Glory enough for what has
been called the Hunker State of Indiana,
mex: TO Iowa the least hopeful of all the
Northern States in an Anti-Slayery contest.
-Sowh Bend Register.
Springfield. (O,) 90.
Preparations for the National Cattle
Show are progressing finely. Sock from
all sections ofthe Union are rapidly coming
on. The citizens manifest high degree
OF liberality in their arrangements for guests,
and everything now promises that the show
will be on stapcndous scale Hon. Mar
shall P.Wilder, President, and other officers
of the US. Agricultural Society arrived
oday. Brutus J. Clay, of Kentucky; J.
NJ. Sherwood, L. f. Allen, W. II. Latham,
Of New York; J. Duncanson and Edwin
G. Bedford. Of Kentucky; aud many other
distinguished importers and breeders Of
thorough bred stock have arrived, and
multitude p-ore are reported on the way.
The postmaster at Cleveland is the pub
Usher Of the Plaindeaer. The Cleveland
Leader contains statement that Pustmas-
ter General Campbell recently said of the
Plain Dealer man:
II hear more complotnts 0gainSt the
management Of the office under his charge,
than any other IN the United States And
was he not the editor of an Administration
paper which sustains the leading measure
Of the President and his friends uniiinching-
ly, he would have been dissmised long
since. But from all l hear am satisfied
that the Office inCleveland is very badly con-
Quoted, and if not improved soon change
OF postmaslers will become necessary"
EE Why express surprise at the election
of an Unanimous Northern delegation to
Congress from Ohio? South Carolina has
for years sent an unanimous delegation Of
bullying ire-eating Dissolutionists to Con-
gress and has just done it No polite al
man can there hold his head up an hour.
who don't advocate their extreme doctrines
but we Northern lickspttles have been
chopping every political mans head off who
showed the slightest repugnance at being
swndled abused and harnessed in. Times
have changed and an end of all thai has
come. Now henceforth and forever no
Northern political man can live an hour
who yields one iota of bis just constitutional
rights or quails in the performance of duty.
Toledo Blade.
CB- Douglas recently went to Quincy
Illinois, his old home, and made speech
A great effort was made 10 raise a crowd
but the people did not attend. He made
his speech which MAS patiently lisened 10.
and coldly received. When he had finish
ed the crowd called Justify for esquire Jo-
mas" firm and unainching anti Nebraska
Wing. Squire Jonas came forward and
read a series of strong anli-Nebraska reso-
lulions, which were adopted by the audi
ence four 70 one. After loud and repeated
cheers for Williams. the anti-N Nebraska can
didate to Congress the meeting adjourned.
Williams will be elected on the 7th of No
vember by large majoriiy.-O S. Jour.
nal.
No clue is yet had to the whereabouts Of
Kissans. He is known to be in correspon-
dence with his friends 10 Cincinnati. The
general belief is tnat Marshal Rulfin knowa
more about that escape than he likes to ac~
Knowledge. There is no doubt now enters
tanned Of Kissaue's being the rogue who
committed the heavy forgery on the Chem
cal and Continental Banks, in New York.
Every effort will of course be made 10 se-
cure hin. and it is scarcely possible that he
should long remain hid.
Boston, Oct. 2l.
The opinion Of the full bench Of the Su-
preme Cour, was deliyed to-day. declaring
tina; the act Of the Legislature annexing
Charlestown 10 Boston. which act has been
accepted by the voters Of both cities, is
unconstitutional and void.
We see that the Governors ofthe neigh
boring States are appointing day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer Why don't
Governor Medill do the same; the late cleo