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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
The Old FOgies and the New Free
mont MOVement.-Mr. Clayton
of Delaware.

One of the strongest proofs that mighty and
wholesome revolution is involved IN the present
tremendous popular movement for Fremont, may
be found in the fact that most Of the old party
hacks and political fogies Of the country SHRINK
from it. 1t threatens to abolish all the Old par
ty machinery. the corrupt cliques, the little re-
gencies Of old wire-pullers here and there; and
eli their old land marks and guide posts, which
have heretofore enabled them TO manage our
elections and receive the spoils.
1t is not matter Of wonder, therefore, that
MARTIN VAN BUREN, late champion OF the Bufta'
10 party, should declare in favor of Buchanan
and Kansas as a Slave State, liz preference ta
Fremont and Kansas as Free Siate. In thu
same general view we find host of old politI
cal fogies, among them CLAYTON OF Delaware
clinging to the skirts Of Buchanan and Fillmore
in preference to the support OF this dangerou
innovation, fresh from the people, OF the nomi
rs.ios Of PsyNoSr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
Washington Gossip.
New YORK, Aug. 27.

NEW ORk, aug. q.
Correspondence of the Herald from
Washington 26th says:
Mr.. Crittenden gave notice of bill
which he would introduce tomorrow, an
nulling the Objectionable laws of Kansas,
recognizing the Territory BY transferring
Legislative power to the Governor and
Judges, and abolishing the Legislature
This was the system under which the old
Territories existed and operated.
The Senate held another caucus immedi-
ately aftea the adjournment to-day, to con-
slider Senator Weller's proposition. They
finally agreed not to adopt it now, mas
much as they had twice before presented
it to the House, and they had refused to
take action upon it.
am informed that the Secretary Of
War has issued orders to the various ar
mories, owing to the present condition Of
the army BILL to discharge all the en-
ployees, as there is no money to pay them.
Mr.. Stevens, of Georgia, and Mr.. Nc
Queen, of South Carolina, have esch q res
olution which they tried to get in to-day,
and which will be submitted tomorrow, to
adjourn sine die on Thursday at IL o'clock.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
LATER FROM KANSAS.
EISSOURiANS POURING INTO THE
TEERITOliY.
From st. Louis and Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 26.
A duel reported yesterday between
Messrs. Brown and Reynolds, was fought
this morning on an island in the river.
thirty milas south of this city. Itresulted
in Brown being wounded in the knee at
the first fire. Reynold, was unhmt. An
parties arrived at home this evening. The
difficulty which gave rise to the meeting
was amicably settled by the seconds. each
party withdrawing all offensive language
against the other.
Advices from the Border counties state
that twenty-five hundred men would bs
ready to enter Kansas on the 22nd.
1t is reported that four hundred of Lanes
men are on the North side of Kansas Riv-
er for the purpose of inrereepting those who
NAV 90 TO the relief of Leeompton.
The Lexington Express of the 23rd,
says that Gen. Smith has gone to Lecomp-
ton with large force of troops for its de-
fence. Gen. Richardson, in command of
a large body of Territorial militia has gone
to the North Western part of the Territory
TO cut Lane off from retreat should he at
tempt to escape in that direction. Lane
goes by the assumed name of Col. Cook,
and it is said has two thousand men IN tho
field with prospscts off large reinforcement
by the first of October.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.
The ST. Louis Democrat has the follow
ing statements regarding affairs in Kansas;
The most shocking excesses are perpe-
trated among the Free State settlers for
miles from Leavensworth.
Gov. Price has been in the disturbed dis
trict. He hurried home, hourly expecting
dispatches from the President to order out
the state militia, in which event he would
command in pnrson.
Five hundred men are under arms at
Lexington.
Gen. Persifer F. Smith declares he will
not interfere with Missourians so long as
they confne their operations to Lanes
forces.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 27.
A letter in the Republican, dated at Pal
ermo, Kansas, the 22nd, states that mail
carrier Just in from Leeompton and Law
renee, reports Col. Titus at the latter place,
suffering extreme torture from several bull
let wounds received in the attack upon his
house, and which it was thought would
soon terminate his life. He was treated
rudely and harshly by those around him,
and was lying upon bare floor without
mattresses or pillow.
1t is reported that Gen. Smith has sent
three companies of troops to protect Gov
ernment property at Lecompton, and to
afford stronger guard to the prisons, but
that he refuses to take any measure to put
down disturbance in the country, and says
the militia may fight it out among them
selves.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
The struggle Over.

The struggle is over in the House, and Free
dom, and Justice, and Humanity, once more
cast down. Two or three Republicans were
sick, and could not be present, while every
FILLMORE man properly went with the Ruffians,
and SO the infamous laws, which Gen. CAss pro-
nounced disgrace to the age, are TO be enforc-
ed by the bayonets of the U. S. Armyl Well,
it remains only for the friends of Kansas and
Freedom to make their appeals to the People,
The result in Congress adds great Importance
to the appeal at the ballot box.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

KAssAs.-The war has again broken out in
Kansas, and with greater violence than ever
Accounts are contradictory as usual, but no
doubt the peace of the country is at an end
Large companies of Border Rufiians are eoncen-
trating at different points, and only awaiting
a sufficient Reinforcement to enable them to
murder and externinate every Free State man In
the Territory. And yet Kansas, these dough-
faces tell rs. is TO be q Free State.
Oh, for one week of Old Hickorys firm grasp
of the beImi But November draws near and
March is not far distant.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

There will be meeting of the friends o.
Freedom, Free Territory and Fremont, at Nash
vile, on Saturday, the 18th of September.
Hon. W. H. TAYLOR, WILLIAM ORR, and
E. PARDEE, Esqs, are expected to be present
and address the meeting.
There will also be similar meeting al
PARSONS SCHOOL HOUSE in this county
On Friday evening, the 18th inst. Good speak
ers will be present.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

swWe ask the attentiona of our readers to
the advertisements In to=day's paper, of J. H.
BAUNGARDNER d Co., of Wooster They are
doing large business, and are worthy fellows.
Next to the man that sells Books and Traps on
the Corner, "JoE' is about the eleyerest fellow
engaged in that business. He's all soul-lo
gizzard In him.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

MORTALITY AMONG HoGs.-The Cincinnati
Price Current states that since last fell, and up
to the present month, disease has prevailed
among Hogs at the various distilleries, resem-
bling cholera, which has proved very fatal. In
frequent cases Hogs have died by hundreds. and
some distilleries have lost as many as l,700.-
Hogs when first put to sill slops suffered worst.
The disease has generally disappeared.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
ewThe Editor of the Coshocton Demo

eEThe Editor of the Coshocton Democrat
is in ecstasies over the Buchanan meeting held
here last week. He thinks there were twice as
many present, as on the occasion of the late
Republican meeting in Wooster. Well, Major.
we saw some very drunk men here on that oeca-
sion, but none who were quite drunk enough to
beat you casing
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
The President Shaking.
WASHINGTON, Aug.

The President is under medical treat
ment for slight attack of chills and fever.
According to dispatches from Gen.
Smith, the disturbances in Kansas are
greatly exaggerated.
Col. Summer has leave for brief alb
sence. He has not yet responded to the
demand of the Secretary of War for expla-
nations relative to his late military conduct.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

sETSe Editor Of the "G1ost Of the Times, -
or some such Paper, printed at Veins
berg in this county, was arnoug the dis
tinguish visitors, present on the occasion of the
late Buchanan meeting in this Place. Ordina-
rily, he does not weigh over 200 lbs, but on
that day it was thought he would have drawn
nineteen hundred
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
The STATE Fair.

HAd at Cleveland, and commencing on the
23d of this month, will be one of the grandest
exhibitions ofthe kind that has ever taken place
in this State. 1t is in the right hands, to insure
this. Persons desiring to go by Railroad, can
90 and return for half fare.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 20.
The Charleston Board of Health report
two deaths in this city by yellow fever on
Saturday aud Sunday.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
Serious Accident .

We regret to learn that Mr.. JAMES PArTER-
son, of Mechanic township, in this county, was
almost instantly killed by being thrown from
a horse, near Bloomfield. on Saturday last. We
have heard no particulars except that he was
engaged in horse racing when thrown.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

cT The BUCCANEERS are getting alarmed
BRECKENRIDGE their candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, is going to be put upon the stump in Sep
tember, in Ohio and Indiana.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

- There is no FILLMoER State Ticket in
Ohio! All the gentlemen nominated for State
Officers have refused to be used as decoy ducks
for Slavery.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-The next term of
this Court, commences in Millersburg Oh the 9Th
of September.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

eH Attention is directed TO the letter of Ex-
Lieut.. Gov. MYERS in to-days paper. Read i!
and pass it round.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
Personal Attacks on Fremont.

1t is amusing to witness the contortions of
many of the mean disreputable papers i'll the
support of Buchanan and Fillmore, when the
chalice they have been so free in using is carried
10 their own lips. Immediately on the nomi-
nation of Col. FREMONT he was assailed in the
most malignant manner and the most outrage
Gus personalities were beaded upon him by the
ton. The Buchanan organ in this county has
contained nothing else for weeks but miserable
ISLANDERS and nonsense about Col. Fremont,
Col. FREMoST's religion, Col FREMONT S family,
Col. FEEMoST's private affairs. Col. FREMONT S
doings. Yet when an opposition journal ven
lures to say anything about MIR. BUCHANAN,
they rant and fume like maniacs ready for the
insane asylum.
What has all this to do with the capacity,
public services and real eminence of the dis
tinguished men now before the people for the
Presidency. Let the canvass be conducted fair
ly and hcnorably. We do ourselves no credit
by initiating the language or adopting the
manners of blaekguards. To playful wit we
have no objections; in III exposure of ineonsist-
ency there can be no harm; in an examination
of public measures there can be no impropriety;
but we do object to the base practices which are
grown so general, of using the weapons of
gross personality against all who come before
the public as candidates, or against those of
their supporters, no odds whether their differ
ences with you are of an hour or an ages dura-
ton. lie: the campaign be conducted in an
honorable and upright manner, and when it is
over, the vietors and the vanquished will be
able to look back upon the past without shame.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04

"BELLE BRITAIN" writes from Newport
to the New York Kirror:
"Lctters are arriving hereto-day address,
ed to the Hon. Preston S. Brooks, Ocean
House, Newport So it seems that TO
doubtabe gentlemen does not fear to travel
in the 'enemy's country provided Burlin-
game is not on his track"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-04
THE HOUSE RECEDE.

THE HOUSE RECEDE.
A message was then received from the
Senate returning the army bill with an
amendment striking out the proviso. The
House under the operation of the previous
question then concurred in the Senate'S
amendment striking out the proviso, by
yeas 101, noes 9S.
The Senate bill fixing the time for the
election in Delaware of representatives to
Congress, was passed.
Mr.. Whitney asked, but did not obtain
leave to introduce bill to repeal certain
enactments of the Kansas Legislature, and
to defina and secure the rights of the peo
pie in that territory.
A message was here received from the
President that he had signed the Army bill
HOUSE ADJoURNs SINE DIE.
Mr.. Grow offered resolution that th,
President be respectfully requested to di
rect the District Attorney for the Territor,
of Kansas to apply to the proper Cour
for leave to enter nolle prosecute in al
the indictments now pending for Treason
or any other political offence alleged t,
have been committed in that Territory
The question of this resolution was defeat
ed by calling the yeas and nays on mo
ton to adjourn until a time concurrent,
fixed for the termination of the session a
halfpast 3 o'clock, when the Speaker de
clnred the House adjourned sine die.
Before the Committee TO wait on th'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

and 20 away 10 uncertain war. Putnam Asva a.
cali al b. plough, and turned 70 20 yithou, va,l.
Wooster heard Il, ard ob@yed
Not .rs oyey in tbose dsys sas this peaceful wall.
not |. "a of tbis summer si. Life wac De and cy
L.auiful TO those young men, as It is 70 who ~
upop The graves. Sat because life aud ove vs,. =
a. ar and beau,iful 'hosc men wnt ogt brsyely 20 "a
spo oic Through thsse very streets they mar he'd 4.
never returned They fell ana were barred, br. H..
rev,rtie Not sweeter are the flowers thx n.,
con, valley ,ajr. not greener are the pines that ,,.
your river its pane, than the memry Of the bn,
mn who died for Freedom. And yet, no victim
Ice Cav. ,l.. ping under tho green .oi Of Coans,
cn. i more truly 8 mntyT Of Liberty than eve,
n urdeled man whore bones I've 6lracmog 10 hs Sag
mer .r, upou the silent plains OF Kansas
Gentle men while we read history se make kso,,
r. c.u,, our father fought in this great caue ns
not hope escape bgh ing BecApe Two tsosA>,t
Y, ar. ago Ieonldas stood az amt A.ftee, We m1S
.uppose that Mixes was slam, nor, th"nk 1o', tbs
JtouCas i. rot in mortal Every great cnsis Of hrG.,
history j. a pas o. rhermopyl1, and there Is a.
vs,sa Leonioss aud his three hundred 20 die 10 Z
,bsy cnnno, COZ quer. And 40 long a. Liberty hss o.
at,r 70 lopg drop of blood " poured out n
b.r 20 long from that single drop of bloody swsa q
the sr,ny II humanity shall spung hosts cour, es
a. ,b. tore,t cave md II igbty ss the sea
R,o,b.rsi the call has come 20 lbring Il to you
.be,c CAIN retreats SUMMON you TO the great bsh q
Freedom | csn upon you TO say, WIN your V1ces
tn.ysy the occasion ofers and with your vote, vhsn
80 do, cones tba, upon tb,Se fertile fieds OF kans.
IN The very heart of the continent, the pas tee Of
Ssyclv' ailpppe death dews upon national P,o'er,y
ard upon nee labor shall never be Plant. "a,
mon ant Their. the palm of Peace toe Vinsso
~ ovs ~ Chri,tian civilization. | cal rp.a yol
70 dtteiuipe whether tas great experiment Of hu
freet ON which has been the scorn OF despo Il n sA
by is failure, be also our rim aud shame call upH
yop 20 def, I'd The hope OF the woId.
Tbs Voice of our brothers who are bleeding 10 zee
than If our fathers who bled summons Us TO this ~.
L. Shs the Children of u born genersu )ns clas er.
no over Il at vat W,stein Empire, nse up and e,l
Us blessed or cursedi Here are our Marathon sn1
;r,,on h, r., are our b. roic fields. The heart. Of
all GOD men beat wnh The fight is herce-,he
issue i. with God. But God is good.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
TIE BURNING Of THE JOIN JAY

To ne Editor qJ 7he y. y rionHs
SIR: In Fndsy's TRIBUNE II is stated ths' gentle
mar who lett Caldwell on Thursday morning 'ad !.
had been asc,tsted that at least fifteen are sesd ui
m ssipg by the burning of the steamer John jay 90
Lake George. The whole number OF passengers 90
board wss 30. There were six knowo 20 have been
Io.t sno Is in the list of the saved leaving nire mis-
ig ,.;e, -, -.
Garfield es,ly the next morning for Ca dwell, before
,he names were taken. There were ai.o on board
ara ,nved Nv Hutchinson and fsm y OF Phiiade phis,
WHO ere not in the lst; they were seven in number
which accounts for oil Of the mssrg. .....
Yours &C., JUN pN''
MIftd Pie 60. Pa. Aug lS51.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

An AWKWARD MIsTAKE The compositor m.ie Us
speak of Mr. Il, mons great worn, yesterday, AZ
"Thry Btors in the United States Sen.te." The
correction was mad. in the proof but the compoei'6
insisted on bsyirg II BeaIs, no doubt forgstng
the mportsht face that the Senate in Mr. Bentons dsy
was a very different body of animals from what
at piesent [Savannsh Republican, 3ist.
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Pesque lie Point, and the night before aoou' oov.
The II coo large, 6pe ish, worth abo1, 200 ~
they were taken out of tho water pretty good
1,glts worh ioI eish: OF ten men
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