Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-15

The VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The Demo.
crat papers are trying to make out that the
Wing victory in Vermont is every much
like the Dutch taking Holland" But the
comparison won't apply. Last year Ad-
ministraton Democrats elected John s.
Robinson for Governor. His Wing success
s)r, Judge Royce. is this year elected by
over 10000 majority.
The Wings were in a minority Of % in
the Legislature last year. Now they have
sweeping majority in the lower house,
and The Democrats hare not single mem
Der in tie Senate! A good Anti Nebraska
Wing will be sent to the U. s. Senate.
The Democrats have not elected single
Congressman. Says the Albany Journal.
"When the Dutch took Holland, they
took it from the bottom Of the Ocean and
by chain of unco mpromisiug dykes for
bade further encroa chments on Free Ter
ritories. Just as the Dutch took Holland
from the Sea, the Green Mountain Boys
have taken Vermont from Slavery"
LocoFoco BLAsPHEMY.-The cool ness
with which the nomination of Cooley for
Judge in this Judicial circuit is received at
Toledo, the place Of his residence, (but who
was recently imported from Michigan,) is
well illustrated by the following couversa
ton which came off in that place, between
two locofocos, on the news of his nomination
being received.
Asked one of the other, "Who in h-ll
nominated Cooley?"
"God nominated him! !" responsed the Sc
date poilico-relgious parsonage, of whom
the question was asksd.
Good NAV elect him then, for I'll be id
if | vote for bim," resposnsed the individual
who pr"pounded the question.
Maumee Times
RIoT AT NEWARK "GuTTED"
"A procession of. Protestant Americans,
numbering some 2000, paraded Newark,
N. j. Monday. During the progress of
tho parade, riot, from some unexplained
cause, occurred at the corner of William
and Shipman streets. Several persons
were severely injured in consequence Of it,
and a Catholic Church was completely
gutted. An irishman. named Thos Colt
ney, was shot in the abdomen. which will
probably prove fatal. The statements re-
lative to the origin of the riot are SO various
and conflicting, that we can gather nothing
with certainty to rely on as to the real
cause fit.
The Democratic Press of Chicago, the
editor of which is one of the old friends So
cial and political. of Douglas, says, "Mr.
Douglas made no effort in this city TO con
ceal the fact, that he regarded the admins
tration as dead failure, and that it was u
terly beyond the power of human effort to
reinstate in the confidence Of the Dem ,crat-
ic party"
No doubt about it. Look at all the elec.
lions Of 1854. New Hampshire refused
to 60 for the President; Connecticut and
Rhode Island changed fronts and now stand
d 'ad against him; Missouri is all against
him; Iowa, once the most plant of States
has turned her back to him; Vermont has
gone Anti-Nebrasks almost unanimously
Where is the evidence of vitality? The
world has never seen such signal tota
failure. When the fall elections are ove
the evidence will be still more palpable.--
O.S. Journal
VERMoNr.-It is probable that not sin
gle Locofoco Sentor is elected to the Leg
islature Of Vermont Orange, Washington
and Lamoile counties, have each elected
Anti Nebraska Senators on the Union Tick
ct, and they are the strongest Locofocc
counties in the State.-O, S. Journal.
GEN. ALVAREZ AND HIS EXPEDITION -
Besides the steamer Ben Franklin, the
other vessels of the expedition said to b,
now fitting out at New York against Sants
Anna, are a ship. brig aud schooner. The
same authority adds. that the new Mexican
war steamer Santa Anna, just built at New
York, is getting ready to depart from tha
port, will probably carry to Mexico lar g
portion of the seven millions of dollars paid
by the United States under the GadsdeI
treaty. and that the expedition of Alvarei
is enlisting Americans to capture and plum
der that vessel,-San. Reg.
SLAVE CATcHERs. On Sunday last-wt
learn by the Chicago Journal of yesterday
three ST. Louis Slave-catchers tried t.
come the Douglas" on fugitive in tina
city. The slave was rescued by band o
negroes; the slave hunters drew pisto
and fred it. breaking negro's arm. TIT
st Louis hunters were then arrested anC
locked up for committing deadly assault
Whether this is part of the programm,
as laid down by Douglos to be carried ou
during bis visit to the North, does not ye
appear
SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-The latest news is
that a treaty for the annexation Of thes'
Islands TO the United States has been sign
ed by the parties. and is now on its way L
Washington. Stranger things than th
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