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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
a Russian View of lhe Gaze.

The Russian paper the Brussels Nord,
says the resolution of Prince Gorchakoff ex-
hibits the energy Of great commander
II saves Russia from an inextricable position
into which false Interpretation of point
of bonor would have thrust her. The Rus
sian army concentrated north of Sebastopol
will heneeforth have that unity of movement
and action which until now it has wanted
The Sebastopol Of the South is replaced BY
the Sebastopol Of the North-a formidable
position, bristling with innumerable guns
which compact army henceforth will de.
fend. Impartial history will do justice tc
Prince Gorchakof who By making mo-
mentary sacrifice and avoiding useless effu-
sion Of blood, has preserved for Russia an ar.
my trained to war by struggle of years
duration, and placed that army in position
which enables him to command the situa.
ton.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Preb.e COunty-JudEe Haines for
Chase.

The following is letter from promln
ent citizen Of Eaton, dated Sept. 25th:
The object of this note is to say that the
prospects of Mr.. Chase and the Republican
ticket, in Preble county. are Frightening
In evidence of this, take pleasure in in,
forming you that Hon. H. Haines, late dem
Ocratic, present Judge of our District, has
declared in favor of Mr.. Chase. and is pub
lished in this weeks "Eaton Register" tc
canvass ion the s.ump) Preble county
He will do the Republican cause good ser
vice; also Hon Benjamin Hubbard late
Democratic Representative in the Ohio Leg
islature, is out for Mr.. Chase, and the Re
publican ticket in this county. Judge
Haines is. also. published to address the
Republicans of Darko county. We have Z
good Senatorial and County ticket, and oul
friends are going it strong for the Whoi
Republican ticket. m eof .5aE 81 is g.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
GMixcd Tickets, ,.

In last weeks Democrat the above start
ling announcement was made in great black
type. It is well established fact that the
fleeing rogue is the one who FIRST and loud
est cries "Stop thief!'' Thus this inference
the editor Of the Democrat. being himself
guilty of such an act charges it upon the
Republicans. There have been no "mixed
tickets" printed by the Republicans.
But now we say to the Republicans. be
on your guard, examine well your tickets
and see tha! the names Of Haynes and Eng
Ter are not on them. The editor who will
write and publish such falsehood will not
hesitate to PRINT MIXED TICKETS,
therefore Republicans look well to your
ballots.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
The Mask on.

Evidences thicken all over the State that
the GE1eERITEs and NoRToSITEs, otherwise
TRIGBLEIEEs, have make foul coalition
The ulsra-pro Slavery Know Ncthings and
MEDIrL pro-Slsyery men, those over isssid-
iOus gentlemen VhO 06hor fusion, ars max
ing as unprincipled fusion as was ever
known. Look at that fact; study il all ys
honest AETI-sLAVERT DEEooRATs who Are
not willing to be sold BY leaders. body and
soul, to the slave power. LET EVERY
FOREIGNER open bis eyes to this .ztteS
prostitution Of PFineiple.- Toledo Rsds.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Reliably Informed

The Democrat Of this morning, suuouu-
ces that CHARLES G. EAroE, our candidate
Representative. is "a pro-slaEery Know
Nothing" an advocate Of = fugitive Ia0. =
and that be has been a resident Of Ohio,
@only eighteen months" tits Ell absolute
Iy FALSE. He is NOT prO-sIaysry
Know Nothing, nor the advocate of aefa-
gitive Law, and he has been resident Of
Clyde nearly THREE YEARS, double
the length Of tine that some Of the foreign
ers who were naturalized the other day st
Perrysburg, had been 10 America. WHIST
object can the editor Of the Democrat have
in writing and publishing such falseh0ods !
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Re il Reraernbered,

That there is moral power in ;he united
strength Of frsemen when acting together
for the advancement Of great cause.
based upon great and enduring principle.
Think of this. then, and be unissd Come
up to the ballot box as one man, and show
the demsgOgues who pirate Of their devo-
ton to the dear people. that they aie un-
worthy Of your confidence.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
InnrmnrY nirectnr-

NATHAN ORANDALL, Tor Inhrmary iTec-
tor. The business Of our county farm, We
think win be managed more to the satisfac-
ton Of the people. The poor-bouse cor
ruptionists have been great leeches on the
fin6rmary fund, and as they are driven
away from that place they seek to estab-
lish themselves in place where there are
fatter pckings.--JoarnaL
The Journal has had great deal to say
about the "poor house eoEruptiOnists." In
its next issue we hope it will publish the
following item, which may induce its read
ers to believe that there is st least some
truth IN what il charges. H W7F
Last fall the Know. Nothing fusionisls
elected Mr.. Asbury Black TO the Office Of
Iu6rmary Director. Well, on his accession
to Office, there happened to be a favorite
animal on the poor house farm, which M
Blacks colleagues valued at Sl00. It
seems that brother of Mr. Black. coveted
said animal. Mr.. Black, prompted by a
tender regard for his brothers interest, and
i0ithow tie consent of either Of his cOllea-
gues, sold said animal to kis brother for the
sum of SIXTY DOLLARS! We have this
statement from Messrs. Rathbun and Don
cyson, the other members Of the In6rmsry
Board. We mention names that the pub
lie may see that we are prepared to prove
what we charge. Now, Mr.. Journal man,
publish this BLACK TRANSACTION,
and show your readers that your hints
about 'poor house corruptions" are not
without foundation.
Perhaps this FORTY DOLLARS which Mr..
Blacks brother made of of the county in
the purchase Of the animal, is one of the
'tpickinos" which the editor slludes to
abovel We should call it fat pick. con-
sidering it was the first one, Mr.. Black hsd
at bis disposal. But this is good commence
ment. and will show the people Wha: they
may expect from the fusionists in the way
of reforming the poor house and other al
legged corruptiOns. Only give them rope
Democrat
In reply to the above article, We publish
the statement of Mr.. HENRY JoHNsaN, who
was present al the sale of the animal re-
ferred to.
If Mr. Johnson's letter does not present
Mr.. Flaugher to this community as PUB
Lie FALSIFIER, we are much mistaken.
Mr.. Democrat win you substantive your
charges, or do you choose to let it pass IN
acknowledged. The following is Mr.. John.
sons letter:
Fremont, Oct. 8, 1856.
Editor Of the Fremont Journal:
DEAR Sir: I have seen statement in
the Democrat about Asbury Black selling
a certain animal off the 1n6rmary farm.
happened to be present at the sale spoken
Of, in Mr.. Doncysou's grocery in Fremont
| heard Asbury Black tell Mr.. Doncyson
he woula not have anything 10 do NTH tn.
sale of the mare, as his brother wished to
be the purchaser; that be, Black, thought
the mare worth EIGHTY DOLLARS
Doncyson said be had sold one as good a
she was for sirty dollars, and | understood
him that he would sell her for that price
Alfred Black said be would give that foI
her, and the same day I went to the Infrm
ary farm with Alfred Black and he brought
the animal away.
HENRY JOHNSON.
also subscribe to the facts set forth in
the above statement
ALFRED BLACK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

will be claimed By the enemies Of freedom.
If Republican fails TO vote. he'fails in
a great duty. He proves that the love Of
liberty burns low in his heart. Reader let
nothing but death hinder You from voting
against slave Democracy on the 9th Of Oc-
tober.
Will You see that Your NeighbOr
vr- ruy Votes! rt.-,
In every neighborhood there will be
found one or more, who will not go to the
polls, unless urged on the very day of elec-
ton. You know these men. See that
they are at the polls. o l8a9i0d
.---r e-e w Finally. w ~
Il would seem to true lover Of liberty
that the very heavens would sioop with ca
gerness to behold the result of the election
Shall this great State, whose citizens call
no man master, aid to fill an empire beyond
the Mississippi with writhing and groauing
millions Of slaves? Shall the policy oil
this nation be Fixed to extend and strength
en- slavery? 1--we commit this great crime,
it will strike rottenness to the heart Of the
nation. If we forget it. God will not
His justice may delay, it never forgets.-
We shall then proclaim to the world that
We are unworthy the name Of freemen.-
In the great drama Of human events we
shall prove that we are unworthy to be
the standard bearers of liberty. The God
who loves justice and hates oppression, will
take the glory from US and give ii to anoth.
er people.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
&5.535 OO
FOR AUnITOR,S Fees.

Not little surprise has been manifested
BY the people Of Sandusky county, at the
fact that H. E. Clarke las: year took of
! their taxes the enormous sum of
S2,O32 90!
aud that IN three years past, he has receiv-
ed the enormous smount of
S5,53J 90:
ofthe peoples money, for doing the bust
ness Of the Auditors office. And well
they might be surprised, when the Audi
tor Of sandusky county gets $6.4s for ev-
cry working day through the year. We
for one must say distinctly there is some
thing unexplained which the people want
to know. HoW could Auditor Clarke
make up so large an aeeounts Since the
people have been inquiring about the mat
ter the Locofocos have been saying, "Why,
it must be all right, for Clarke's bills were
allowed BY the Republican Commissioner,
w. N. Morgan" Well, now let US see a
little. Mr.. Morgan entered upon the du-
ties of Commissioner in December last, and
at the December, March and June Sessions
the bills allowed to Mr.. Clarke, did not
amount to $1,000. Now where did be
get the other amount, 1892 Al, to make
up his S2,o32 "A? He certainly had that
allowed before Mr. Morgan entered upon
the duties of Commissioner. 1t was allow
ed by the Locofoco Commissioners at the
September session of 1854 Well, to place
that amount. 1882 A. against the settle
meut for the September session of 1855,
which was not $3.50, and we have differ
ence Of 1882. Where has this money
gone? WILL AUDITOR CLARKE
TELL? We suppose it has gone some
thing after this manner. At the June Ses-
sion Mr.. Clarke presented his bill to the
Commissioners, sUora to according to IaW
In said bill was one item of over $50
which Mr. Morgan said could not be alloa0-
ed, and when Auditor Clarke found that
Mr.. Morgan was decided on the matter, he
went to the Commissioners and asked ia
strike the item from his bill; and that too
after he had testified to is being TRUE IN
ALL IT'S CHARGES! How much mon
.ey has been obtained Ly this same Auditor
Clarke, on charges which he could not SUBJ
staniiate, We cannot say, but the sum is un-
doubtedly large one.
The last four sessions of the Commis.
sioners, including September 1855, Mr.
Clarke has only been allowed 81, ,25O, which
at this rate in three years would amount to
$3.50; but during that time he has actu-
ally drawn from the Treasury of Sandusky
county $685..
Why will not the people think of these
items? Why will the taxpayers allow
themselves to be swinded, year after year,
by this corrupt, tar le0yiag Locofoco party
And now they are asking you to vote fol
man of this same tar r-ievying stamp fol
Auditori We ask you if you are willing
to submit to such robberies? AT this rate
the county Treasury will become bankrupt
If you want your burdens made lighter
you must put in different men to manage
your business at the Court House KeeE
clear of every man whose name is on the
Lnquisitorial ticket of Sandusky county,
They hare been tried, and proved to be an
tdthfuL VOTE THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET sifi-ss s's
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Freemen!

Republicans. Voters of sandusky County
this is the last opportunity We shall have Of
speaking to you before the election. We
have been untiring in our efforts to set be-
fore you the RIGHT. With you now, re.
mains the completion, the ful6llment-
WILL YOU STRIKE A BLOW FOR
FREEDOM? ANSWER, YEI
who wouId be free, himself must
strike the Blew.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

On beholding our eagles floating on the
MalskOff, Gen. De SaileG made two attacks
en- the Central Bastion.
They did not succeed.
Our troops returned to their trenches.
Our losses are serious, and canuOI vet
send precise return.
They are amply compensated for, as the
capture ofthe Malakoff is success the con-
sequences Of which are immense.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

"Skinner is the regular nominee Of the
fusionis!s for Sheriff. s.seffa
The above truth was found in the last
number Of the Democrat, among mass Of
uatruth. The fusionists intend trying TO
ELECT Mr.. Skinner, Sheriff Of Sandusky
county, and we think they'll do it. Next
Tuesday'E tell. s. .,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

w Read Chare's letter in another col
umn. To the honor Of SALMON P. CHASE
be it remembered that the CoNSTRUC-
TIVE MILEAGE to which be was entitled,
whilst member of the Senate, remains to
this day in the treasury.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
MedilI's VOTES,

We hope every voter will read the rec
ord Of VIM. Medill's votes while in Con-
gress, as Published in our supplement to-
day. He invariably voted with the South
and against freedom. And yet he pre-
tends to be an anti -Slaverey man. lie is
q kgpocYitsA .Er II s..L sn
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Latest.

TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIvERPooL
London, Saturday, Sept l5-I1 A. NJ.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says it is reported that $4,000 men have
embarked at BalakIalR for the north of Sc
bastopol; also that the Russians are in full
retreat toward Perekop. aa q 9a.ioa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
The People.

The great mass Of the voting Democrats
follow their leaders, not from choice, but
from the force of habit and party discipline.
Scarcely a Democrat can be found who
will say that he approves the slavery policy
of this Administration, still they will vote
for men who do sustain it. They are in
dignant at the oppressive taxes which they
now pay, but will vote for the very men
who have made taxes what they are. We
entrest every Democrat TO pause and ask
himself whether it is right to go with a
multitude to do evil. Remember that ev-
cry political party in time becomes so cor
rupt that change must be had. Remem-
Der that there is no hope Of better things
from men who have been trading, Office
seeking politicians. To Republicans we
say, remember that men who have corrupt
and selfish interests to advance are untir-
ing in their efforts. You have no motives
4, urge you on bat self preservation and the
| Common oood
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
RrInE in tlle Returns.

We hope our friends in the several town
ships win see that the returns from their
respective polls aTe Immediately sent iu--
We want to know the result Of the county
the same night. live are successful or
are defeated We want to know il, aE The
earliest moment. .5siss,r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05


great battle for Freedom and Reform will
have been fought in this State.
The COntending Parties.
The hosts of despotism and corruption
are already msrshalled for the contest
They are led on by the men who betrayed
the interests OF liberty by selling free terri
tory TO slavery, and by the whole band Of
thieves who lave been for years sucking
the life blood of the people of Ohio. The
army of Freedom and Reform is a mighty
host, whose hearts beat high with the love
of liberty, and with indignation against op-
pressive taxation. They may and do differ
on many other questions, but on these two
points they are sgreed,-that slavery shall
not seize new territory under the banner
Of this government and that taxes shall be
levied justly and expended economically.
q Importance Of this Election.
No election in which Iuch vast interests
were at stake has occurred since Ohio was
a State,-it will FIX her destiny for years.
If sham democracy now succeeds the great
State Of Ohio is sold to The slave power
She must, for years to come, do its bidding.
As her degenerate son. Wilson Shannon,
is now cringing and trucking to the Mis-
souri, bandits, who are striving to make
Kansas slave State, SO Ohio, under the
rule of sham Democracy, will be made to
cringe and truekle to the Black Powers.
Increased Taxation.
If sham Democracy now succeeds we
must prepare to groan under burdens Of
taxation to which no limit can be set II
We are to judge the future by the past,
We must expect our taxes to be doubled
once in three or five years under Demo
cratic rule. We might as well ask the
devil for piety as to ask for reform at the
hands of the men who now head the
slave Democracy. If they succeed they are
resolved to make their little finger thicker
than their loins we're before, and whereas
they have hitherto chastised US with whips
of .axation, they will then chastise US with
scorpions. They promise no reform, and
they mean to have none. The very bond
that holds them together, is the hope Of
continuing that system of plunder which
has burdened US with taxes We cannot
bear.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
HOW VIII You Vote!

Whoever votes at this election for sham
Democracy, votes to make Kansas slave
State. He sustains this Administration
and 9bsther be mssus i OF not, bis TOte
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

Read Henry JOhusOn's letter concerning
the sale Of the horse from the In6rmsry
Farm. II is complete yindicatiOn Of Mrs
Black. John Flaugher now stands before
this community as a Hbeler. Where's
your proof?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

EE Mr.. L K. SEAMAN, Of WoodrilIe,
isout With an article in the last Democrat,
which like almost every statement in that
sheet abeunds in untrutbs. Republicans
of WoodyiIle, pay no attention to the stories
put forth By the Democrats. Il is only
done 10 DECEIVE YOU. ..asas I.rel
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

~ Let not a single Republi-
can voter stay from the polls on the
day of election.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
DISPATCH FROM GEN. SIMPSON.
Crimea. SEMI. lO-llP M.

Crimea, Sept. l0-ll P. NJ.
l inspected to-day, SebastopoI and its
lines of defense. The mind cannot form
an exact opinion of our victory-the full ex-
tent Of it can only be understood by exam
ination of the place ITSELF The multiplicity
of works of defense, and the material means
applied thereto, exceed by far anything seen
in the history Of war. TIE capture of the
Malakotf has placed in the hands Of the
Allies a large amount Of material and i'm
mense establishments the importance Of
which it is not possible TO state exactly
Tomorrow the allied troops will occupy
the Karabelnaya and the town, and under
their protection an Anglo French commits
sion will be occupied in making out return
OF the material abandoned to us by the en-
emy. The exultaiion of our soldiers is very
great
Sept I2.-The enemy has destroyed the
remainder Of bis feet Nothing now re-
mains aaoat.
The Allies are Fastening preparations in
case of Gorchakof attempting to reach
Perekop or to unite with Liprandi.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Republicans

Be sure that you EXAMINE EHEBY
NAKE on your .;cket, before voting. aud
see that ALL ARE RIGHT :. - ~
~ REPUBLICANS ;gtais sIlf
BE ON YOUR GUARDl For every ex.
pedient that eOrrupt, srRINeFELEow loe5.
focoism can devise. will be made use cf 10
DEFEAT THE WILL OF THE PEog
PIE. BE VIGILANT. Is ssss 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Republican Ticket.

AAOpuOlAOuH \ ANAOS
-r.f For Governor, .s N
leo SALMON P. CHASE. .lI
For Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS H. FORD.
For Judges of the Supreme Court,
(For the full Term.) -
$40 JACOB BRINKERH0FF. -
Frgr (For the Vacancy HvE
CHARLES g. CONVERSE.
. f7a For Auditor of State. 5ss
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT.
For Treasurer Of State,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON.
- For Secretary of State, ss
JAMES H. BAKER.
For Attorney General,
FRANCIS D. KIMBALL. 4
For Member of Board of Public Works,
ALEXANDER G. CONOvER.
For Senator,
RALPH P. BUCKLAND. q
For Representative,
@aol CHARLES G. EATON. a
For Auditor,
EDWIN N. HULBURD. s-a
. CA- For Sheriff, Aas
SAMUEL SKINNER.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN RAY.
go For Commissioner,
GEORGE H. STEWARD.
For Recorder,
l JAMES E. DEAN.
For Surveyor.
DANIEL D. AMES.
ed For Infrmary Director.
NATHAN CRANDALL.
For Coroner,
NORTON RUSSELL
The above is CORRECT COPY o
the Republican ticket OF this county. Al
others are COUNTERFEIT!
EXAMINE YOUR BALLOT CARE
FULLY BEFORE YOU DEPOSIT IT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Further News-By the America.

BY TELEGRAPH FROM HALIFAX -
The news by the America adds bu, little
to the details Of the FAN of Sebastopol Civ
en- in full below, brought by the Washing
ton. All these details are, however entire
ly confirmed. The following, however, is
subsequent to the sailing of the Washing
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Tuesday Oct. 9th

Before We issue another number the
great battle for Freedom and Reform will
have been fought in this State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

aud that N three years past, he has receiy.
ed the enormous smount of
S5,53J 90!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05

Not little surprise has been manifested
BY the people Of saudusky county, at the
fact that H. E. Clarke las: year took of
their taxes the enormous sum of