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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
For the Journ al.
CANTHARIDES.
Know NOtIlings,

Our friend Of the Democrat is sorely
troubled, apparently, by what he calls "The
Know Nothings," and denounces them as
wings, and a whig scheme got up to defeat
democracy. Now the truth is, it is DEM
ocratic institution got up in the strong loco
foco county Of Philadelphia. and from there
it has spread until i, may now be found in
almost every part of the United States.
1t was got up and sustained By lot of
politicians for political purposes, and TO ad-
vance their own private and selfish ends
They pretend that the main plank in their
platform, is opposition to Catholics holding
Office, and upon this platform they have un-
doubtedly built up powerful party, which
will make itself felt in all elections.
The locofocos, or rather portion Of them,
as matter Of course, have seized upon
this party to make political capital, in order
to keep them from dying for while lon
ger If they can m AXE the people believe
that it is a whig organization, they think
they will have their ends accomplished.
They have always succeeded BY hunbug,
and they think they always can. Within
the last few weeks the democracy of WASH
ington City called meeting to re-organ-
ize the democratic party, on the basis Of op-
position to the Know Noihings; but when
the resolutions were offered denouncing
them, and put to vote, they fsiled-a about
two thirds Of the meeting being against
them. This shows which way the wind
blows. The Democracy of Washington
City approve Of Know Nothingism; and
SO it is all over the country-a large major
i:y Of the members being democrats Of the
strctest sect. Such is the case everywhere,
even in the little town of Tiffin, the leaders
and majority of the order are said to be
leading democrats. In most OF the recent
elections where members of the order have
been elected to Office, they have been dem
ocrats; and il is now said that in the State
OF New I ork, the order unanimously goes
for Bronson, the Democratic nominee for
Governor. Ifthey were wings, they would
hardly do so. Our neighbour kao0s the
materials the lodges are made Of, and if he
were half honest, politically, as he pre-
tends to be, he would not delude his read
ers with the fal)acy that they are anything
else than the modern democracy, who are
taking this course to persecute all whose
religion does not square with their own
views.
Come, neighbor, tell us all about the or
der, for you know much more about them
than we do-especially in Tiffin.
KNOW SOMETHING.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Sandwich Islands.

There are various rumors about the sup
posed treaty for the annexation Of these Is
lands. Among others, the Albany Journ.
al has the following summary, said to be
the substance Of the treaty:
The Islands are TO be at once admitted
into the Union, not as Territory, JM as q
State-wlh full State sovereign powers
In consideration of this surrender of their
National sovereignty, the United States. be-
sides agreeing TO respect all existing char.
ters, land titles, DC, are 10 pay some $780,
900 or 100000 annually as life annuities
to such persons as the sovereign authorities
shall designate. 1t is believed that the
number who will be declared entitled to
share in this annuity, will not exceed thirty
individuals, including the King his two sons
and the members of the House of Mobiles.
all Of whom are now rich, and constitute
the great land holders of the Kingdom
Their ages will average about 40 years
and the sum to be paid to each will cease
to be debt upon the United States Gov
ernment at their death.
Besides the sovereignty of the Islands,
all the Government roperty-including
buildings, claims upon foreign Governments
&c.-will, il is understood, be transferred
to the U. S. Government by this Treaty.
The value OF these buildings alone is said
TO exceed $l,500,o00, and the claims up.
on the French and British Governments to
about 100000 more; making an aggregate
Of 100000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

PRoscnPTIoN.--If we can believe the
Democratic papers Of ChicaO, the Journal
and Democratic Press, wholesale system
Of prescription is going on in Illinois. under
the patronage of the Post Master General
aided by Senator Douglas. The men dis
placed from Office are Democrats. but they
are not Slave Democrats. and therefore do
not suit M. Douglas. Who will say after
this that "lhe patronage Of the General Gov
ernment is NOT brought in conflict with the
freedom of Elections ?" Here we have a
general sweep of Postmasters throughout
State because the incumbents dare Ia
think for themselves on measure of poll
cyl In the pure days Of the Republic such
an Interference with the freedom Of opin-
would have been considered good cause
Of impeachment. But now it is looked up
on a. almost matter Of course among the
corrupt politicians Of the day. If the peo.
pie Of Illinois submit 10 this. they will be
only one degree lower than Slaves; they
can help themselves, aud the Slave cannot
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

Our FOR LEITER.-The Democatic Tran
scpipt. the independent Democratic paper
at Canton, is out for Letter as its candidate
for Congress. 1t will carry hundreds o.
Democrats with it. In referring to the sub
iect the editor says:
"Bear in mind that Hon. B. F. Letter ha;
been consistent Anti Nebraska Democrat
from the time the infamous measure wa,
sprung upon the nation until the present
hour, that Spaulding stands committed BY
the resolutions of the Portage county con-
vention as an advocate of the slaveocracy
on the one hand and as the opponent of Lei
ter, without any platform of principle, OF
the other hand"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
The party by lis acte.

nance il in any way. The party by its actp,
have forfeited every right TO claim his sup
port, and il is only by trickery and misrep-
resentaiion that they expect to obtain it,
When they have accomplished this object
they will laugh TO see how you have been
duped. No, these leeches on the County
Treasury, have no claim on you. 1t is your
duty TO yourselves, to your neghbors, and
the county al large, to turn them out from
the stations they have so much disgraced,
and place better men in their stead.
Reform cannot be bad in the affairs OF
the county, unless the present party hav-
ing the power to do wrong have this power
taken from them BY the people. A good
ticket is presented for your support. Every
voter in the county who is tired of this mis-
rule should give it his aid and labor for its
success. If they will but do this, it will be
triumphantly elected. Wings, Frcesoilers
Democrats, all who call themselves true
Democratic Republicans, join the campaign
and labor for the Republican ticket, and il
will be elected. Nothing is surer. To the
rescue, then.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
New Banking OFFICE.

Messrs. MINIS, TILLoTsoN e. WBIrE, have
this week opened Banking Office in the North
room Of Mr. Minis brick building. We are
glad TO notice such evidences Of improvement
in the fin ancial afFa RS Of our citizens. The old
aud popular Banking House Of Birchard e. Otis,
could not do all the business Of the Fremonters.
We have now two GO cd, substantial, business
firms, and their we'll known reputation as inan-
cial and monetary men, we are satisfied will in
sure the utmost confidence with the people,
and warrant the proprietors good returns.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Man of Fremont.

Mr.. Edmund d. Hood, Of New York, ha.
been in this place for few days past, and pro.
poses issuing Map ol Fremont, designating
the Streets, Lots, with the number, owners
names, and situation OF the buildings thereon,
tOgeth her with the occupation. place Of business
and residence OF each subscriber. For the sue.
cess Of the plan. l25 subscribers will be neces-
sary. The price of the Map will be So. Let
US have Il mAdei we'll take one copy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

AWFUL SCENES AT SAvANNAH-Thc
subjoined private letter from gentleman
in Savannah to his brother in Philadelphia
will show the terrible condition.
have but one moment to write TO let
you know thst--and myself are alive,
every man in the store having deserted us
in consequence of the epidemic We are
determined to stay and take our chances, to
see the city out of it l enclose our re.
port of the interments yesterday (5l) out Of
a population of $500 white people. In
terments for the week 2lO. Everything i,
in an awful state and death and destruction
stare US in the face everywhere. The
gale was enough to have ruined US at mosl
lines, and now all that is required to fill
our cup is FIRE. We work night and day
and spend our money as if it was public
property, for the benefit of the sick and des
titute, and you cannot begin to imagine
what distress prevails here. We canno
procure collins enough to bury the dead
and to day all the house carpenters in town
have quit everything else and gone to max
ing them. Our own citizens have to take
the spade and dig graves. 1t is really aw-
full. Be satisfied that we are all doing our
duty, and hope God will help US to do good
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Republican Convention.

Pursuant to call published BY the Re-
publican Central Committee, for Sandusky
County, q convention was held at the Court
House in Fremont. The convention was
organized by appointing WILLIAM G. Rus
Sci Chairman and S. BUcKLAND Secretary.
On motion of H. Everett, Esq. the con-
vention resolved ,hat it would nominate a
ticket to be supported BY the Republicans
Of Sandusky County at the coming election
On motion of John Mastin, the Char
man appointed committee of two from
each township represented, to present a
ticket to the convention.
Said committee consisted of the following
named gentlemen;
York-C. S. Shuts, A. R. Carver
Green Creek-J. McLeary, G. r. Brown.
Townsend &C. G. Sanford j. L. Lavazell.
BaHvMe-Platl Brush, W. j. Sherrard.
!Sanausky-H. Everett, Theodore Clapp.
Rice. Latimer.
The Committee on nomination reported
the following ticket to the Convention,
which was unanimously adopted:
For Probate Judge-LYMAN GILPIN.
For Clerk-CHARLEs H. GREENE.
For Treasurer. F. r. SEBRING.
For Commissioner--WM N. MORGAN.
For Infrmary Director AsBuRY BLACK
WM. C. RUSSELL, Pres't.
s. BUcKLAND. Seer'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

ES "Dr. G. V. Dorsey has received the
Democratic nomination for Congress in the
Lima dstrict-Democrat.
Mr.. Nichols is the present democratic
member from that district, but he voted
against the extension of slavery, and his
party. the slave democracy, refused to nom-
mate him for reelection. He forfeited his
standing in the democratic party by his
firm adhesion TO northern rights; and now
the democratic press gloas over the fact
that his party has thrown him overheard
The convention that nominated Mr.. Dorsey
split, however, about half of the delegates
refusing to endorse or countenance the fur
ther extension of slavery, and nominated
Mr.. Nichols as an independent candidate
but the editor of the Demo crat considers
him no longer democrat. What party
Ifthey had passed resolution endorsing
the Nebraska outrage, it would have beer
a terrible thing, but inasmuch as they only
nominated man who will vote for all such
laws, and do anything else the slave power
may demand, it is perfectly democratic
and right.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
For the Journal.
A good Beginning but ~ bad End

A good Beginning but "a bad End.
MEssRs EDIToRs AFTER the last Corpo-
ration election we all rejoiced, because we
thought we had elected a council and May
or, that would do something towards reliev-
ing us Of certain nuisances; and they did
do it for a short time but not permanently.
1t is bad enough to have the whisky
shops open and in full blast on week days;
but the keepers are not content with this,
and now openly and shamelessly open them
on the Sabbath day. Take down their
blinds and throw open their show windows
to the public gaze. This is all wrong, and
if the council will not do their duty. the
citizens should prosecute them, and compel
them into measures OF halfway deeeney.-
In some of these establishments il is also
the custom TO gamble the whole Sabbath
day. and men and boys of all classes are
admitted. Boys not II years old spend
the entire day at the gambling table. where
drinking and cursing is kept up from morn
ing till night; and the pavement is crowd
ed with promiscuous crowd of viscious
boys, making viscious remarks at every wo-
men tnat passes.
Itseems to me that these men might be
satisfied with six days and not profane the
seventh with keeping their gambling dens
and whisky shops open.
The present council notified all Of them,
that they must keep shut on the Sabbath
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Our Town schools

Will open for the fall term on Monday
next. One on the east side of the river. ip
the brick school house, and two on the west
side in the union school house.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
County Convention.

The meeting on Saturday last went of
very pleasantly; with great unanimity and
harmony. The turn out was large and the
county was well represented. The Con-
venton appointed committee Of two from
each township to prepare ticket, and on
its presentation to the convention, it was
unanimously adopted.
G. X. WATSON, Esq. the candidate for
Congress for this district, being present,
was then called upon, and addressed the
people on the Nebraska outrage for up
wards of an hour. His argument was
strong and convincing; even the advocates
Of the bill had TO admit the truth Of bis po-
stion. He showed most convincingly the
iuiquity Of the measure, and the evil itc
advocates sought to accomplish. No! a few
went from the meeting with determine.
ton never to vote for a man who counte.
nanced the repeal of The Missouri Compro-
mise. Mr.. w. spoke again in the evening
at Buckeye Hall to large and intelligen,
audience, and clearly showed tn at the boas
ted liberty Of the settlers Of the Territories
to popular sovereignty was all hamJug, and
the whole Nebraska bill "a great He."-
His remarks were listened to with interest
and the feelings of the audience gave evi
dence Of their zeal in rounds Of applause
The proceedings of the Convention are
in another column.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
re- The Tifin Tribune saws, ave su

Eg The Tiffin Tribune says, owe sup
pose the fact that Watson has hitherto
been frecsoiler, will provoke redoub!ec
vigor in the yelp of 'aboltionism' that con
stitutes the entire stock in trade Of the loco
foco press. All who oppose the slave trade
or the extension of the curse over the ter
ritory of freedom are met with this epitbct
So that it is rapidly becoming a term o
honor. If the principles held by George
Washington, Jefferson and Adams are wha'
constitutes an aboitionist, as they certainly
are in the opinion of the South, we for on,
feel honored by our company.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
New Orleans, Sent. %.

New orleans, sept 23.
Later advices from Texas report the
rayago Of the Yellow Fever as unabated.
Other nsss Of very little importance
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
THE JOURNAL:
FREMONT, OHIO.

JOHN MAsTIN q ISAAC KELLER
Editors and PrOprietOrs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Republican Nominations.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

For Judge Of Common Pleas Court,
JOHN FITCH, Of Lucas County.
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t hTopeLlils asthma ueqto, Group, wh0onllg cough
infamatioh fhs broiGhed aud pub
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az q The IuilyBs vcT SOLD III America.
Llpsanlpg this medlclUs 10 tho pnbo have the
saiisMciiOi know that we I0t only present them with
an IOia for tile class Of diseases II probes
ITO cue, but ~ iess lli Of
C unC N tie constitutions oil can bc administered with
on my zeal of mineral poison, for II contains nOo-
Tho IhIt that AIarse portion Of the suffering, and death
throughout COUtIylB caused y disease OF the oTgais
of upon exposure lld cold, has In
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WIN may uesl Iedy That iHs proven ITSELF so invOIu
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stuy utite Ill The uUss which RrS so frequent III
Our Changed bic Clnej md we claim 10 10 III Glynce
oil alncdlCrs oycI before discovered mr Ose peculiar
comnhinis, an Improvement uP-hVl, and consequently
, ulrIiOrlO all 0le't' ..... H....#.. F,
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In curing dl cacS Ike tie vende OF too many noStrns,
WHO deceive all who trust ihen, nor shall we hold out any
inducements which experience dOcsnOt justify,
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that it's not beyond Tic power OF medicine. There are
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relieved NE, rs welo, WHO otIerwIbe would have long
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ring use ol Ills invAlUsbe remedy. III not pretended
TINT Il Is niable IN eYe-y stage orCoSumpOn but we
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respiratory organs than any other MCdolle over offered TO
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BAKER, ,DTuggist, Wheeling, Va. AsO by Druggists
generally throughout the country ar9-ly
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ST., AMI by Druggists generally jei6-3m
AFFLICTED READ!!
DhiIndcIphin Medical House Established %
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AIe oppIised that DT. KINKkLIN confines his practice
Undivided attention. lie cautions tie unfortunate
against the abuse Of meIcuy tlousands arc annually
ne!eurolIzed ou OF lilo Recent affections He promptly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
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aud weakness mental an! ply Steal suffer
Ing, cable 10 certain habits, ormGs the
Getyet deadly and fatal springs OF domestic misery aud
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Of pTOIactcd, insi ous, and devastating ahec
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bile tesli SIS, aud vague iears IN tile mind. Id.
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Young inailet no false nlodesty de,er gu from max
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ara would force the candid 10 ucknOM ledge It's inesI for
all who have used u Themselves or witnessed IFS magic
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TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you lever noticed tho atrkngS mIlaty between
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ent nanrsi Aud has Il never occurred TO you that rem.
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10 bOt3 This remedy is now offered you IN Tho EoNPA
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he unprecedented size in which the NonrRcil Linment
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humid eds oIcertiHcaes GIT publish, 10 deem
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TO the following names, being but lew OF tho many per-
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principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
: August II, I63