Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-22

On, Ny EYES !-DouGLAs BEr ONE TER.
RIBLY P1oUs.-The Cleveland Plain Deal
er is certifying TO the pety Of Senator Doug
lasl "Senator Douglas does not swear
says the Plain Dealer. Well bet him one
on that "He was never heard TO use pro-
fame language" Does he only look swear ?
"A Douglas man, writing to the Free
Press, says Douglass significant eyes and
lips, on the occasion Of his Chicago speech.
seemed to say 10 the crowd "shoot and be
damned" But here comes the cap shesf
The Plain Dealer says; ale is professor
of religion, praysin his family. and is mod
el man morally II" 1t is surely comfort
TO hear that one Of the chefest Of sinners
has repented The beclouding of his politi
cal future By the Nebraaka bill, has proba-
bly, weaned him from the vanilies of the
world. And possibly this is one of the "re-
suits" Of that bill on which our State Con-
yention Congratulate the countryp-
Will the alias and Repubiic-both repre-
sented in the committee-inform us on that
point ?-Rochester Union.
REMEMBER lT-The more man accom-
plishes the more he may. An &C i've tool
never grows rusty. You always find those
men who are the most forward to do good
or to improve the time and manner, always
busy. Who starts our railroads, our steam
boats. machine shops and factoriese Men
Of industry and enterprise AS long as
they live they keep at work, doing some
thing to benefit themselves and others. 1t
is just so with man that is benevolent
the more be gives the more he feels like
giving. We go for activity-in body, in
mind. in every thivg.-Le. the gold rot
grow din nor the thought become stale.
Keep all things in motion. We should
rather that death should find us scaling a
mountain than sinking in mire. breaBting
whirlpool than sneaking from cloud.
GE Will some one be kind enough to
inform US OF the whereabouts of the Pierce
party in this County? We have not yet
met with a man since election who was
willing 10 own that he ever "knew the man. y
Nothing will so touch the tender spot of a
democrat in this section as to call him a
friend to the present corrupt, sonlless and
rotten National administration; and the Ne
braska Bill they say they always abhorred
No doubt they did secretly, but few had
the courage and manlincss TO openly express
il, till they had the scales torn from their eyes
on the 5th. We are glad to sec such a
happy state of things existing. and hail ii as
bright omen OF "a good time coming"
Vermont State Banner.
E1- An old farmer one who feared nei.
ther God nor man. had hired a devout ne.
gro; and to get some Sunday work out Of
him, would always plaE a case Of necessity
on Saturday and on Sunday morning. would
pnt this point TO the mans conscience. One
morning Sambo proved refractcry--'he de-
termined to work no more on Sundays
The master then argued with him that it
was case Of necessity, the Scrip.
lures allowed man to get ont of pit on
the Sabbath day, beast that had fallen in
'Yes. masss, rejoined the black. but not If
he spent Saturday in digging de pit for de
berry purpose
ET The Protection Insurance Compa-
ny, Of Hartford, has been compelled to make
an assignment This will create much ex-
citemens among insurers in all companies.
for ths Hartford Companies have been look.
ed upon as in the very front rank. The
Springfield Republican says:
The Protection had no less than GOO
agents in all parts Of the Union and Cana.
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