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

Thirty years ago, two boys in NewHamp-
shire, quarreled about box of backing -
To get rid Of one of them, he was sent TO
to New York, and is now one of our first
Shipping merchants, director in bank, and
owner in n line of steamers. A dispute
about tin dipper with the steward of a
steamboat, resulted in law suit that cost
thousand dollars, and laid the foundation
Of the fortune Of one our milonairs, who
now owns more tin dippers and steamboats,
than any other man in the world--once q
deck hand on boat, now the captain Of
the upper ten. An accident made him.
An accident may unmake him.
By the dsobediance of lad in 1909, q
garden gate in Rhode Island was left open,
a pig got in, and destroyed few plants, a
quarrel between the owners of the pig and
the garden, grew out of it, which spread
among their friends. defeated the Federal
candidate for the Legislature, and gave the
State Democratic Senator. by whose vote
war was declared in 1912 with Great Brit
ain.
Napoleon became soldier in consequence
of one disobdient act to his mother, the
General, Consul, Emperor, tyrant and exile.
Washington became, in early life, favorite
with men of influence and power, because
of bis obedience to his mother. An acci-
dent made this known to one who never
lost sight of the obedient boy which RESULT
ed in his becoming the head Of the Ameri
can Army.
One single vote sent Oliver Cromwell to
the Long parliament, Charles Stuart to the
scaffold, revolutionized England, and made
Great Britain free.
Four votes, in the city Of New York
made Thomas Jefferson President of the
United States; one vote gave us the tariff
of 1912, and one vote made the tariff of
lS46. One vote gave US Texas. made war
with Mexico and slew thousands of our peo-
! pie, and purchased California, turned the
tide of immigration and will change the des-
Tiny Of the world.
THEWoNDERFULPLANT.--Mary and Kate
were both travelling up to the next market
town, both laden with heavy baskets of
fruit and vegetables. Kate murmered and
sighed at every step, while Mary joked and
laughed as she poddled stediy forward.
"How can you laugh so' asked Kate (;
"your basket is full as heavy as mine, and |
am sure you are no stronger than l."
"Why," replied Mary you see that
took care to put on the very top of my bas-
ket. certain little plant and l can scarce.
ly feel any weight at all. You should have
done the same"
"Oh," cried Kate. "that must be won.
derful plant indeed would gladly light
en- my load with it; do tell me what it is"
Mary answered; "The precious Plant
which lightens every burden, is call Patti
ence."- Protestant Churchman
HARMoNY-At the Hamilton Democrat.
County Convention, Charles Reemelin,
heretofore the leader Of the German wing
of the Democracy in that county was COM
PEELED 10 leave the Convention, in order to
escape "seaLping" as was observed by Joe
Cooper.
The row commenced by Robinson, ed
itor of the Cincinnati Enquirer calling
Reemelin, ID liar.' Joe Cooper. the
old Democratic Sheriff, followed in his de-
nunciation of Reemelin and the ID
dutch. After Reemelin left the Conven-
ton resolution was offered inviting him
to return to the Hall. Cooper called out
loudly-'The reign ofthe id dutch as
over--let him co. And this scene enact.
ed n Democratic Convention Oh how
fond the Democracy are of the poor foreign
erl Their love knows no bounds Ken
ton Republican.