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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

NEW YORK, Jur5 u.
Flour unchanged and pretty Vood sales 5000 bbs - 20
as so for common 70 straight State and extra.
Whest heavy; sales 5000 bus at 304l,37 for red
western: l go FOR mixed Southern.
Rye, sales 1000 bu at SIC
Corn rmer sales $4,000 bu for distilling, 5O@56c for
common mixed western.
Oats better; sales 35@37 for western.
Pork good 500 mess Sl7 for prime. Beef steady.
Cut meats, scarce. Bacon, scarce and hrnn.
CHICAGO juno %
Flour City Mills 5; other extra brands S5 509S7 90.
Wheat sret duller and cargoes offered at one cent
decline; 90G92c for spring; 959SO for red, and 81 0J
lis for white
Corn active, 3O932e for shipment; 10000 board last
of August 39c. To store 32c per 60 lbs was offered
Oats; sales on board at 25c.
Barley, sales; held at 90c.-9TIbHHe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

To CoRREsPoSDENTs.-We repeat again-perhaps for the
fortieth methat cannot take any notice of commu-
nieations sent unaecompanied by the writer's
Authors may if they choose incog Others but
to they MAY Nameess articles are consigned to
the backside of our drawer.
&C.. Certainly. All matters entrusted to us as conf
Dental win be so kept.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
Commercial.
PORT OF FREMONT.

FREFAhED FOR me JoURNAl BY I'D. n. HUlBrRD.
Arrived,
June 10 sehr Fremont Flint, Buffalo, 800 bbs so sacks
salt. Minis & Tiotsun.
20 S B. Island Queen, Orr, Sandusky.
Cleared,
q Schr Rash, Gould, Buffalo; $1,000 feet Bk walnut
lumber, II. N. AIlxen, 5000 pipe staves E. H.
Clark
" - Fremosi Flint, Buffalo; 1900 bu corn, % kgs
butter . casks ashes 10 bhls eggs, 90 sacks
WOOL CB&EB King; 900 bus rye, 2625 bus
corn, 10 casks ashes Minis & Tillotson; 10
KEGS butter G. bus rye, 4 Gusdorf.
s D. Island Queen, Orr, Sandusky, is kegs butter
Foster Co; schrs Rush and Fremont in tow.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
Register says:

ey7 The BARKER family sang at the Session Room Of
the Presbyterian Church. last Tuesday evening The
dence very small owing to the thunder storm
which up the hour of the concert They have the
reputation Of being good singers and regret the una-
yorabeness of the evening. They have gone west.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
DR.. TUBES
June Appointments.

Dr.H TUBBs, can be consulted at his rooms,
FREMONT-Kessle American, Thursday, 26th June.
SANDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Monday 23d June
House, Tuesday and Wednesday
oath and 25th June.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Friday 9th June.
Upon all diseases of the throat lungs stomach bowels
liver and kidneys, also for dropsy, gravel rheumatism
fits female diseases impurities Of the blood skin aec-
ons ulcers and all other forms and varieties of chronic
diseases.
ISvALIDs SHOULD READ THE FOLLOWING FROM TaE REV.
J. N. CHAPLIN
To all uhOH IL RGy sense Of duty to COM
suffering humanity prompts me through the oppor-
tunty given by Dr. Tubbs to submit the following brief
statement have been suffering for several years from
Dyspepsia torpid liver and bowels and severe nervous
depression tested the full power of aopathc remo-
dies prescribed by the best PHYSICIANS at hand and to
some extent the hydropahc and homeopathic treatment
without any sensible benefit Having observed the effect
of Dr. Tuhhs treatment upon others of my acquaintance
and especially upOn the wife of youngest BROTHER who
had added to feeble eOnstuOnl severe cough which
aroused fears of pulmonary consumption. concluded to
consult him myself He prescribed for when was in
an emacated and wretched condition and freely affirm
that unexpected to myself speedily benefited to
great degree to endure heavy and continuous labor
have been able to do for the last ten years. cheerul
" commend the Doctor to the attention Of sufferers from
chronic diseases. J. ". CHAPLIN,
Pastor of the Baptist Church. Streetsboro',
Portage County, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

The WEATHER-on Sunday afternoon last at o'clock,
the mercury stood at $50 in the shades heat almost in
tolerabe. At half past fye heavy rain fell which was
much needed At the east the storm was terrific and in
New York several lives were lost number of refresh
ing showers have fallen during the week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

- Seeing is believing and tasting is proof positive
Sanborn at Ontaa street, has Seeding strawberries
thirty of which ill quart measUre.-CleD. Herald.
We have not the least doubt but the
above story is true, still we had rather 'see
and taste" the article before passing judg-
ment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
Special Notices.
BenevoIenee.


We do not think person evinee benevolent
trait ofcharaeter than being moved the distress and su
ferng others and furthermore anxious do all in their
power alleviate by every possible means human suffer
ing. In this view Of the case do know how the
humane and benevolent DO action in accord
with their phianthropic views than by calling the
attention Of their afflicted friends acquanances to the
fact that Dr. Seth H. Hanee of1Os Baltimore street. Bal
timore Nd has discovered preparation, whehis put up
In the form of PHI that has specific action for curing
Epilepsy, falling fts spasms cramps and all forms OF
diseases. Among those who have been perna-
nenty cured, might mention member Of the family
of james H. Beade, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr. NJ p.
Sledge Cabin Point Surry county, Ya and Mr. w. F. Lii
Eon Grenada Mississippi. We might 60 on enumerating
number Of Others until had entirely fled up this col
Of paper but think have said sufficient to
satisfy every person that the subject uner consideration
Is OF vital importance 20 every one Readerl you
are well msn or woman and have need OF remedy
perhaps YOU know person who is not equally osseu
as Yourself If So cut out this notice and send it to him OF
her Il will cost you but little trouble and probably viii
make you instrumental in curing some poor afflicted NOR
tai Of tat dreadful visitation, Epilepsy falling sickness
Dr. ance sends his pills by mail free of postage TO an
parts of the o-ld the receipt Of remittance Ills
prices are, box 50; two, So twelve, S4 We nave
given his address above. June Y, Zz"z
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
Married.

At the Croghan House. in Fremont, juno 24th by The
Rev +. Hendricks BIr HUGH COCHRAN, of Frcderck Md
and Miss MARY JANE MORROws, of Steubeuyille, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

sY7 During the storm Monday evening the new jail
was struck by lightning damage triaing.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

q We hear good reports from the wheat crop in our
vicinity The weeyil has not done so much mischief as
apprehended.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

FOR THE JOURyAL-
s-B~ LINES addressed extempore to young and hap
py Bride, on the reception Of some wedding-cake.
From this delicious earthly food,
Can We not draw some spir't 'tuaI goOdf
0, does not this with joy recall,
That glorious period when all
The elect of the Lord shall meet.
And cast their crowns at Jesus feet?
When they shall eat, fearless and calm,
The marriage-supper Of the Lamb?
Nay you and enjoy that rest
And each be there WELCOME GUEST.
M-----s, June %, 1856. C.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
Fever and Ague-An Infalible Cure.

EeVeF ana Ague-Ah AhiSiAAbiS CurO'
We defy the world to produce any medicine which does
not contain qunine, bark arsenic mercury any other
noxous or deadly compound to this annoying dis
ease so eectuaiy Carters Spanish Mixture. While it
contains none the above named dangerous articles yet
possesses power in relieving and curing Fever and Ague
which beapproaehed by any Of them separately
in combination 1t acts specifically the liver purhes
the blood opens the pores of the skim and assists nature
70 expe from the system the seeds fdsase or what is as
bad the remains of the mineral drugs which clog and
fnaily destroy the constitution
See the cure Of Mr. Longden of Virginia. He had chils
twice day for three years nothing would relieve him
until he tried Carriers Spanish Mixture only three bottles
of which ectuay restored him to health has he had
3 return Of the disease since. June 2O-Zlw4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
DOAD NOTICE.-There will be a peti-

tion presented the County Commissioners Of San
dusy county, At their regular session praying for the
location and establishment Of much Of County Road
may be IN Sandusky county, the following route:
Commencing on the line between Thomas Demass and
Lewis Gurues land and about Of mile west
ofElliss Saw MIL which is Big Mud Creek thence due
south the said line between Demass and Gurues land
and continues on IN the same direction to the line OF OF
towa Saqdusky Counties and thence in the same di-
recon till it intersects the road leading from Fremont 10
Port Clinton near is supposed 10 the present resi-
dence of Mrs. Beardsley, in Rice township, Sanduskv
county. June q, LOO. 22E4@
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE. br order Of

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY order of
~ Probate Court-On the 2lst day Of JxHs, 1856 at
o'clock in the afternoon, the premises viii be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate the prop
erty of Lewis Clark, deceased to-wit;
Lot number ten in Whitchers second addition to the
Centreve survey; and Also: The undivided onehsf Of
lot number thirteen illers addition to the village of
Clyde The dover estate of Mary Ann Clark, widow of
said Jonas Clark deceased in the above lots having been
assigned and set off in lot number en said lot appras
ed subject to and encumbered by said dover estate Of one
hundred and fifty dollars and said half lot number thr
teen which by said assignment Of dover aforesaid be
comes unncumbered appraised at two hundred and city
dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-haf down on the day Of sale;-
and one-haf in interest Deferred payments
secured by mortgage on the premises.
JONAS CLARK,
Administrator Of Lewis Clark, dee'e.
Nav 80. 1856. 1Sw4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

FOR THE JOURNAL
An Enigma,-NO. 3.
Ed. JoURSL-I think ~ HoYT, viii find this something
Of poser should he Ia pretty Miss Friend Crowe not
guess the iirst time give him another week.
Ny friendly aid, the Ladies greet
Great conquests have won:
Tho have neither legs nor feet
Folks always say run.
Mascalunge, June 26, 1856 CRowELL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
STRAW GOODS.

THElargest stock and greatest variety brought to
this market consisting Bonnets Ladies' French Hats
&C., from almost nothing up any price. Gentlemens
Hats from shilling to S45O One for every and
boy in the county Some of the incest Panamas
hlbited in this market, can now be seen at
May9. HEAD QUARTERS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
The Lnca Family.

BY the advertisement it viii be seen that
this family of colored musicians, will give
concerts on Monday and Tuesday evenings
of next week, at the Presbyterian Church
Session Room. Of them the Sandusky
Register says:
One Of correspondents recently referred in daterng
terms to this troupe Of mot arifciay) coiored vocasts
The family is said to possess rather extraordinary musical
talent and from several learn that its
highly pleasing and worthy Of patronage all music
lovers The Mansfield Herald thus refers to the Famis
concert in that place:
On last evening, "wednesday this family delighted
crowded house with the best musical entertainment
before givenin Mansfield Such combination Of talent
in one family surprising. Mr. c. o. Luca, the Pianist,
is most wonderful musical prodigy and far exceeds any
performer before the public We richly repaid for
attendance and would not have missed it any
count. Let them have a full house tonight.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

The n. Y. Times says no less than 200
astrologers, clairvoyants and fOrtune-tellers
exsist in New York city.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

Sandusky County for FREMONT.
Col Fremont has three organs in Sanduskv county aIone
the Fremont Journal; the FREMONT Democrat Tuncir-
cumssed aud the Fremont Messenger Tcircumcsed /
Keep 'em level bro. Keeler.-Tl1fn Tribune.
Well Just do that same bro GRAY. Be-
side these three Fremont papers, the PEO-
PIE too, are casting off the shackles that
bound them to the SLAVERY party, and
are going to give their votes for the men
who will favor FREEDOM, FREE TERRITORY,
and FREE SPEECH. These are the watch
words here: "FREMONT, DAYTON and
FREEDOM" They'll surely triumph.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
WON'T Support TIucbanau.

Won't support Buchanan.
CONE OUT FROM THEM.-Joe Knox, one
Of the most distinguished lawyers of Illinois, Pierce
Elector in 1852, and lifelong Democrat has come out
against Buchanan and for union of all the antSayery
elements of the North against the proSlavery party
STILL ANoTHER.-The Lansingburg Dem
oa, like the Mohawk Courier refuses to support Bu-
chanan. Hurrah for Fremont and Dayton.
STILL OTHERs.-The Union, a neutral
paper published at Urbana, Champaign county, Illinois,
and the Register, also neutral paper published Can
ton Fulton county of the State, have hoisted the
iNebraska flag and will support Col Bisse and the
whole Republican ticket
GONG FOR FREMONT chicago DEM
ocrd edited by Hon. John Wentworth familiarity called
"Long john" who for number of years, the Demo-
cratic Representative in Congress from the second district
OF Illinois has hOsted the Of Col Fremont of Cali
fornia for President.
MAKE WAY FOR ANoTHER.-The Daily
Wisconsin, Of June 23 published at Milwaukee in strong
and able leader comes out for Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27

TIRE JOURNAL.
Mr. KEELER:-I am pleased to the Enigmas of friend
Crowen in the Journal and think they will interest
your young readers. Should the accompanying be a
rect answer to that of June 2Oth you may publish it:
Columbus a EGG did use,
spain's courtiers to confuse.
Fremont, June 26. PoLYPus
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Going East.

Trains will stop ut stations marked Z only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
From Cleveland the $50 and s.45 m, 3.45, $50 and
945 trains connect at Toledo with trains of Michigan
Southern Railroad, for Chicago and the west.
The $50 NJ and $50 trains form direct connections
between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and Cincinnati
From Toledo the the . 80 and so M and 800 aud so
trains connect at Cleveland whtrains of the Lake
Shore Road for the east at Monroevle Sandusky with
trains of Mansfield and Sandusky Raail Road.
The $50 a m and 4.55 trains connect at Clyde or
Sandusky with Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road.
The 230 and 80 a m and 800 and 450 m trains con-
meet Cleveland with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
E. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office C. & 7. Railroad,
Cleveland, May IA, 1856. jan.F50tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
FARM FOR SALE.

T0Oacres of first-rate L A n D, lying in
HUI Ottowa county, so acres Of which under
good cultivation and the whole enclosed with good fences.
20 first quality Of timber which is suitable for all
sorts building purposes and near to Barrngers Saw
and Grist Mill On the farm good hewed log buildings,
outhOuses and stable. Good water and plenty of it. An
excellent Orchard Of Apple Pear and Cherry trees
Said Farm will be sold good and favorable terms to
the purchaser Title indsputabe possession OF the land
given in September. JOHN OBERST, Sr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-27
sandusI1y county for FREmONT,.

Wisconsin, of June 23 published at Milwaukee in stronl
and able leader comes out for Fremont.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
SNeau 0rlsaas Mlonfv Hlarkst.


ohhs'f Monday day Evening ii Feb. j, 1866. 5
The pleasing ancpaons Of last Friday and Saturday regard
ing the upper rivers blasted by the real Laand weather
which came through s The telegraph and mail notices say
cserdav increasing almost nnexampled severity till this
morning The has been shining all day. which has par
tally relieved of the intense ierceness of the change.
The Money market is without any change The income Of the
Banks and all money lenders will large to-day This will
throw more money market with increased receipts
from Red and Ouacha rivers continued may
looked for Though lenders in instances have obtained Al
cotton and factors pas ~ per yet there good
passing Good second class long dated
per In other grades have change notice.
The demand for domestic Northern funds continues steady
and the supply outdoors to-day being rather Short advance
Of oneeih fully established before the close business
hours Sight New York taken by Banks per ct,
dis three days sight u sixty days from ~ ~ lis
of the Banks sold at r. and others Il dis The rate will
undoubtedly be uniform tomorrow 70 all round, good sight
evidently day
There have negotiations extent Sterling with
shipping documents f7OOO0 having been taken by party
1861. In clear bills there only limited transactions
rates of Saturday. say 1064 10TH Francs dull 35
5A1s.
The steamship Caawba from New York. brings $50 600
gold the Citizens Bank and 100000 the Louisiana State
Bank. The steamer Nautilus, from Brazos St. Jago has,
informed by dispatch, only the moderate of IS $50
silver.
There little done in Stocks to-day. The only
sale knowledge twenty-five shares Of Union Bank
1914. There were other negotiations astir.
The annual election for Directors of the Citizens Bank
held to-day. The old Board returned, viz
James d. Denegre; A. b. Roman, Ex-Governor; J. A.
Braud, Of Braud Landry John G. Gaines Of Henderson
Gaines NJ Cuddy, Of Cuddy, johnson Co; N. Muson Of
John Watt L Co.; L. Mcknight, of Goodrich & Co.
The mail to-day furnishes with dates no later than the 18th
u from New York The state Of the market of that
city large supply absence of any disposition
late and much caution prevails Short investments sought
after Foreign exchange Inactive but drawers unwilling to sell
at any great reduction from their quotations The range
sterling l13 10S transactions being at lOS Francs
527s Money quoted at for prime shordated
paper for long dates 10 for weendorsed
paper IL for kinds well understood in the market
Condition, of lie Bans The Saturday Of euch reh from The
1st September, 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
RECETPTS or PRODUCE.

dsgns
il CLEVELAND DO
Rawins Duncan SeN-es Andrews Sisr,H-7 Byrne Vance
so@5 h t1s:S Ray xspnooR S1sssn St.
WTs svsapo aeo rh
RGss Sso Ta s %h
adsn &eo SsR%s S 1ae& Wso as MsKS
son &co-Total 1885 bales cotton.
&sos Farley Jurey &co-ss Geddes-lo2 to order-roal
M Tsian " M;s Har &c do
der-Total s6l bales cotton
WATERLOO Steamer New 1atona-7l bales cotton Bschan
ST." o9i'f peHs1 Esf
i n9 Dc s' s Mena hh Ss
bis molasses yrne Vance &eo6 do IS hhds sugar Roman
S mss 10 @ ID s s sbs a ahds
Ws5Pssn KiTehSo md 1aEastP
Reine~5o do Trosclar Haydel ~ ''' '''''e' ''>
BAYOU Sa1ss GOTTEN
eisSslaHa Rrs&ss &eas Fsy1s H%sIsen % b5yss
fnss AndTsTs Wakess Garter Geo
Sas s F @S has 4
sGrs &eS hds se @ n bs oaS
Wstt 1850 bhs mossses Horre Gayle &sos do ensrd
IL n Rad DO DO eo&es e
hhds q vie, bb g 9v 80 McCa
ansauS Kens-lt Do Bougny ~ a. en-
rs hhds @ bis g % d. AS
BAI1zE-Steamer Ophelia-S5 bbs molasses L Robinson
II hhds sugar Laneaux Rene-6l dc 50 bbls moasBes
Egana-53 do II hhds sugar Urqnhara2 do $50 Dbl
molasses Cazenave3l hhds Payne Hsrrsonl do
Simon-20 bbs molasses Burbridge &co4 do 68 hhd
gar W & Mongomery2s do Edward Shift &co-25 DO do
Rotchford-26 bbs moasses Berthond hi do 4S hhds
gar DeBancl55 do 5 bbs molases 0h do u bbls
Over-Toa $50 hhd Il bbls do COL bbs molasse
| al hf do.
CAIRoseamer Tinois6o bbls -four II cks pork 4e sack
wheat james Connolly &coS hides bale deerskns bearskn
Goodrich &co-73 SKIS 800 do wheel Dutche265 Dbl
flour Ogesby Macauay-150 do Price, Converse &coO sk
wheat De!arue Soan-l2 sacks N Pinckard &co-2
bales cotton Moon Titus &co-s2 Robson Aliens " Est
| lin &co-44 Levy & Sunmers-S0 Campbell Strong-1S W
Pcke-46 AcGregor, Aloway &co-10 Brady German AGO.
10 Cuddy Brown &co5 Carroll Pitchard &co35 heat cat
$40 do sheep IT do horses II do mules and undes to order
I Total 42S bales cotton.
| RAILROADS..
| NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAS, AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRoAD-ao hhds sugar Ailtenhorges &eom9 DO Dbl
Lobit Charpenter-2O do ls bbls mossses Densoun
co5o do Is hhds Bogart Foley Avery5 do is Dbl
molasses Bsllocq &co&0 do Augnstin Thiban-3 do
| Barba,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

In the last three of Bark machinery will
spang existence nearly whole
from 1881 10 1S3S-a period of forty years What
duced W Was there sudden influx of real capital into the
country vas that California pouring her gold into
laps: If the first from whence came it If the last where is
it! Experienced men at this lime stood ashsst Their grim
They Bank credit pressed the community giving birth
all of schemes and specuaons They knew that when
day reckoning the would be closed, and
the unfortunate who had been seduced into engagements
be the victims
The weekly Average Law passed. stop put to
the torrent and they breathed free They had confidence
in the giant development of the production the country end
hoped that with its recuperave Influence all might yet be we'll
But they doomed to be deceived The ball is again in
New banks with capitals forming and formed
and apparently again to have the impending avalanche
let loose The theory of Free Trade is unquestonaby
sound but Free Trade does not necessarily mean insanity It's
evident that the Free banking SySe' realize the
enons Of its projectors and the public must be made its
Tins unless it is restrained by conservative That
the Tate of Louisiana furnished to its citizens
in New Orleans in demanding of these Insutans certain
ration of specie their liabilities 1t must that Messs
Editors with the Banks in this city; and the the better
The public instead of requiring have much
dread the terrible powers of expansion Of the Institutions already
in existence One word and l have done Should the
of 1895 be reaced here tand who shall they shall
the of value condcd to individual avarice
where is the discretionary power then vested the Legislature
The Constitution has taken it Let rejecting ponder
the consequences