Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21
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well as the South. Indeed, they are entitled 10
il, for their "suffe rings must be intolerable."-
Poor fellows! they cant justify slavery. They
can't be Democrats and denounce the extension
OF Slavery; they must OF course praise and cup
port the powers that be. Conscience goads
and lsshesi bat party drill smo,herS the least
groan or complaint And these men-no, not
men-ihese party slares! pertly call themselves
Democrats! Spirit of Thomas Jefferson! pity,
forgive, and enlighten them.
BURGLARS ARRksrED.-On Friday last.
Policeman Geo f. Min lister, OF Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, Joseph Collins. and Charles Free
man, on suspicon Of their being burglars, and
before they had received the intelligence OF the
robbery this place. One OF the men had on
watch taken from the Messrs. Leppelman's
shop, a couple more were found in the satchel
OF one OF them at the hotel, and others at vari'
Gus pawn. brokers. The men were brought 10
this place on Monday, by Messrs. Minister and
Shrum, and on Tuesday had their examina-
ii on before Justice Buckland, and were bound
over 10 the fall term Of court, in the sum Of
81 COO each. Eight Of the watches were re-
covered, valued at $222. We congratulate
the Messrs. L., on the recovery Of part Of
the stolen property, end the arrest Of the bur-
glars.
FIRE.-Quite a excitement was got up
about l ! O'Clock on Monday night last, by that
startling cTy-Fire! which was found to pro-
ceed from the grocery stOre Of Mr.. John Don
cyson. II was soon bdued with but a few
doll lars loss. 1t was occasioned by fire from the
candle comm unicating with barrel of brandy
that was being measured out. Liquor, like gun
powde r, is rather dangerous, when brought in
contact with fire. Had It not been for the
promp action Of those present, we might to-
day have teen called upon 10 chronicle the
most destructive FIRE our place has ever been
visited with. Let this be warning 10 all, and
particularly those occupying PLACES in that large
wooden block.
MORE OBsTRUCTIoNs.-For some weeks
past there has several times been found on the
track Of the c. g. T. Railroad, near w ashng-
ION station, various distractions, and with all
vigilance of the Company's agents, the perpe-
traitors of these fendish acts, have not ye, been
found out. On Friday and Saturday nights
last, the trains were obliged to hold up to ceal
the track. The Company have now offered q
reward Of $500, for information that will con.
vict the person or persons committing the Of
fence. We think il will be rather hazza I'd
Gus operation for any one 10 place any thing OF
the track in that neighborhood again.
CABBAGE.--We were presented the 9th
er day, by our brother ex. editor C. J. ORros
with a beautiful, large and solid head of tn,
above delicious garden vegetable, of his owl
raising. We think friend Orton is ahead Of al
his neighbors in this line. In joyous good hu
NOR. around the dinner table we all d scusset
the subject and voted the Cabbage first-rate;-
he will please accept our thanks. Printer
can't afford TO eat iuxuries every day.
Nor DRUMMED OUT.-Hon. Augusta
Drum, DEM, represented the Westmorela n
Penn, district in Congress. The supporters o
Slavery tried hard to defeat his election, and pu
in nomination against him Judge Todd, VIII
was pledged TO the support Of the Administra
ton in all It's acts. But when the day OF tris
came and the issue was made, the unbough
Freemsn of the district rallied and supporte
! Mr.. Drum. by giving him majority of .fftee
8 hundred and fifty one rote'! We think this
some evidence that the Admnistrati on has bu
little power among the members Of its own par
ty in Pennsylvania.
HEALTH OF FREMoNT.-Rev. w JWelll
in his Quarterly Report on last Sabbath 9th,
in Love Feast, stated that during the last thre
months general health had prevailed. The
had had peace and general prosperity, and ths
among the numerous members OF his charge
during the whole Ofthe last con ference year no
one OF their number had been taken from theT
by death. This speaks we'll for Fremont.
CLEAR THE TRAcK.-The mail train fror
the east at 6 O'Clock on Tuesday evening last
ran over and killed three cattle and injured
fourth, OH the embankment between the bridg
and the depot in this place. Locomotives gen
orally make short work W th cattle and horses
/ No damage to the train.
S U. 3. consul, Ezra M. Stone, Esq, {
Norwalk, who has received the appointment
q this post. left for Malaga, Spain, on salurda,
, the 18th instant.
NEGRO VorERs.-A resolution has pas,
ed the Connecticut House OF Representative
: by vote Of ll6 to IL, to amend the Constitu
ton of that State, so as 10 allow negroes to vol
!, on the same terms with white men.
3 MORTALITY IN New YoRK.-The numbe
s Of deaths in the City Of New York Tor the wee
: ending July 6ih, swells 10 fearful list, bein
far greater than the corresponding weeks Of an
: preceding year; seven hundred and sixty-On
: The number Of deaths by cholera, were SO, be
] ing 2l9 less than in i649, when the ehoIsr
r ragged 10 so great an extent. But 2S5 death
by chol. ra have been reported in the city 70
the past sig weeks. OF the deaths, were II
mon, lat women, 24s boys. 1874 girls--total 76
. For the week ending 18th, the board of bealt
Q reporisd GIT deaths.
: EE The Board Of Health in Toledo rs
IPorsd 10 deaths BY eholsrs, on Wednesday.