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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
ng In the last issue of the Democrat.

re- In the last issue of the Democrat,
we notice that the editor has, in an article
under the caption Of "Absconded," made
charges, as is his wont, that do not exactly
comport with truth in all respects. He re-
fers to the late swindle perpetrated by the
Probate Judge of Holmes county, and in
the same connection charges Shrock, the
late defaulting Treasurer of the same coun-
ty, as belonging to the Republican ranks.
Now, the utterance Of tho above betrays
either willful perversion of facts, or wo-
full ignorance as regards the same, which
latter is almost equally culpable as the
former.
1t seems to us that the Democrat must be
be driven to the most desperate extremes,
when it will thus Intentionally, as we believe,
misstato and misrepresent facts in order TO
dclude and mislead tho minds of its read
ers, that it may bring stigma and reproach
upon the oppositep party. Such prevarication
must eventually rebound upon the head of
its originator.
We should, however, be generous enough
to overlook such faults in Locofoco editor
for if we rightly consider we must come to
the inevitable conclusion that an adherence
to truth. and at the same tine n strict adj
herence to Locofocoism, is an utter impossi-
bility.
In conclusion, we would advise Brother
Flaugher to use his meagre energies in eff
forts to clear away the mystery that sur
rounds the exit of the ex-Treasurer of State
from ofice-a matter that concerns the peo-
pie of the entire State-as it will be more
profitable than making such misstatements
as is referred to above.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
ns- President Pierce issued a gun-cotto

~ President Pierce issued gun-cottOn
proclamation on the 18th in regard to Kan
sas affairs. He says, "plans for the deter
mination oftho future institution of the ter
ritories, if carried into execution from with
in, the same will constitute the fact Of in
surrection, and if from without that of inya-
siye aggression, and will in either case, JUS
tify and require the foreiblo interposition of
the whole power of the general government,
as well as to maintain the law thereof and
the Union" He gives notice to all out
side of Kansas that this Is not "a free fight, !"
and warns them under "pain and penalties, F"
not to meddle Herewith. Those outside of
the ring, we suppose have the privilege of
looking on. Attention, "Rufians" Frank
Pierce Commander-in-chief.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
New York Feb {

The Star of the West sailed this after
noon for Nicaragua, with about seven hun
dred passengers, the great bulk of whom, it
is asserted, will join the Walker party.
The United States Marshal and deputies
went aboard of the steamer just before her
departure.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

In the Senate on the 9th, Mr.. Holmes
presented petitions for increasing salaries Of
Judges and County Commissioners.
Mr.. Marsh offered a resolution for joint
committee of the Senate and House to In
quire what amendments are necessary and
expcdient to the Constitution.
The bill to provide for consolidating rail
roads and extending them into adjacent
States, DC, was read the third time, and
referred to Messrs. Kelley, Buckland and
Brace.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
NEW Adrertisements.

Statement of Etns Insurance company John W. Good
son Agent Bellevue, Ohio.
Notice for vacation Of alley.
Dissolution notice.
John Waggoner's estate, John Bowman Executor.
Clothing--F Dernham. r..-...
Farm for Sale in Green Creek township.
Fremont Meat Market, Wilson & Bowlus. Fremonters
may be sure of getting the choicest of meats at the
market.
Guardian Sale of Real Estate.
New Matchmaker at Leppelman's-Great Inducements
held out.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

A1D FoR KANsAs.-Over one thousand
dollars have been sent to Kansas from New
castle, Indiana. The contributions for the
purchase of Sharpe's rifles were going on vig-
orously, while the abroad -brimmed Friends"
in that locality dropped in their offering for
for the purchase of "neceSsaries" for the the
suffering" - Cleveland Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

Al immense gun is in course of construc-
toni the Mcrsey Steel and Iron Works,
Live DOL. When finished it is expected to
weieh twenty-four tons, will be fifteen feet
long. thirteen inch bore, and will project
ball of upwards of 300 lbs. distance of FIVE
miles.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

No PRINTING STATE DOCUMENTS IN GER
House have wisely acceeded to
the Senate resolving that no documents of
the State should be printed in the German
language,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

Eg In addition to the large amount of
money already expended on the Ohio State
House, the Architect in his report TO the
Legislature, asked for an appropriation of
S877,944, to complete it. No wonder that
our taxes are burdensome, when one million
fire hundred thousand dollars are piled up
in one JuildiRgi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

The House on the 9th elected an Assist
ant Clerk whose duty it shall be to report
an abstract of the daily proceedings of the
House. ]. A. Harris (editor of the Cleve-
land Herald,) received "a votes, and ]. V.
Smith, of Cincinnati, 25.
We would say that all the Legislative
matter we have published this far, we are
indebted to the Herald for.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE UNIT
ED STATES,

In accordance with what appears be the general desire
Of the Republican party and at The suggestion of large
portion of the Republican press the undersigned ChaiTmen
ofthe State Republican Committees of Mnins, Vermont
Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana and Wisconsin, hereby invite the Republicans OF
the Union meet in informal Convention at Pittsburg
the 22d February 1856 for the purpose of perectng the
National Organization and providing for National Dele
gate Convention of theRepubican Party at subse
quent day. nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency to be supported at the election in Noye
Der, 1856. A. T. STONE, Of Ohio.
J. z. GOODRICH, of Maas.
DAVID WILM0T, Of Pa.
LAWRENCE BRAINEIsD, of Vt.
WILLIAM A. WHITE, of Wis
The above call has been signed by the Chaien Of the
Republican Central Committees Of five States, and viii
doubtless be signed BY others it shall have been
been presented their approval But the time fixed for
the meeting so near that it has been deemed advisable
to await further signatures before submitting it to the
public.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

The N. o. Delta says that the American
State Council Of Louisiana have pronounced
in favor of Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a

petition will be presented to the Town Council Of
Fremont Ohio for the vacation Of the alley from the
southwest of James W. Wilson's lot tn Main street
through the Schoohouse lots the west side Of the Rv
e and also for the establishing Of alley 10 commence
at Croghan street between said Wilson's lot and the
choolhouse lots running south 10 Garrison street be-
tween saidlots. February, IS, 1856
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

"DIED A BoRNINe," Horace Greedy in
writing to the Tribune on the evening OF
the I'd after Mr.. BANKS had been elected to
the speakership, tells this little incident
which proves the old addage, "there's many
a slip" DC:
CAT the Levee last evening, the Presi-
dent congratulated Mr.. Aiken in advance
on his election to the Speakership, saying
that he knew he would be chosen, and that
he might not see him to congratulate him
Immediately afterwards"
"But with the morrow cool reflection came"
And men who were confidently expected
to vote for Aiken held off and LET
Mr.. Banks be elected. Gov. Aiken, though
soreIy disappointed by the issue, was fore
most in proaering acquiescenco, volunteering
to conduct Mr.. Banks to the Chair.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
Farm for Sale.

- THE subscriber offers sis FARM Of 70 acres with
tsi 50 acres under first sate cultivation, situated
.Asl. -Four miles southeast Of FreE0As
and one mile north Of r. Smiths Saw Mil
In tho Township of Green Greek.
Said FARM is strongly fenced and abundantly supplied
with good water; excellent Orchard of first rate Fruit
OF all varieties good House and Barn with all the nee
essarv buildings, sheds, &c.
u For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises SAN l. CLARK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

nISSOLUTION-Notice IS hereby Civ
II en- that the co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween and D. Younkman is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent All debts due the firm to be paid to ].
Younkman. and all demands against said firm to be
paid by J. YOunkman. J. D. YOUNKMAN.
Fremont February IL 1875 3v3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
CONDITION OF
EFNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
C0nn. Han. IsSs

presented to its Stockholders, and made out in com
"A plianee with state laws Of New York. Ohio Indiana
Illinois, &c.
Statement.
The Of the Corporation is 4FTSA Insurance CoN-
P4NY, located at Hartford Connecticut ~
The capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars and il
Maid Inn
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

The Etna Insurance Company presents is patrons the
very satisfactory condition. Of large increase in Cash As
SETS for the further security Of their pOeies IN
vestments being placed at the minimum market value at
the present time Of depression in the standard Of
same. They either prime dividend paying stocks
good valuable and clean Investments Welding moderstr
interest and income. The standard basis which the
sets have heen valued being Gold at Interest Besides this
solify, the Compsny calls attention the strength and
security derives from its combined system Of Agencies
through its Agents having the Of presenting uni
ted phalanx Of experienced URderriiers which has work
ed for hrvseven years. the happiest results to Stock
holders and claimants for losseand enables II to enter
the year 1855 with greater prestige for future usefulncsE
than has yet been reached by any really National Insu-
ance Corporation.
All busnes attended to with despatch and iefty By
JOHN w. GOODSON, Agent.
3w3 For Believe and vicinity.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

100 DO Ohio Lif, ms Trust Co. sFk Cfne'tf seHsso
Is do Mech. / TraRs Bk Stock Jersey CITY. 800 %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
OHIO ALL RIGHT!
There is a North!

TYNE great exciting and all absorbing topie Of ennvcrsa
tinn in Ohio during the last and fall was
political questions But the matter decided to the
Satisfaction Of majority Of the people, Chase made
oernor and Pierre is sti President; but notwithsAnd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
coAasEss rae gsDAY.

ssaEa--Ahs u. asaausii0S a % wpguirE huslnss'
Iss snas rssamsa - eaassrsaa u ~ IN 70 as'A"''
lss prospea - ~ gssn - ciss " ahs Cai "a saAs'
whe mar dsssoysr dsp~ss ~ sS.usI whisa si'sF hsst'
bsss Amsaae4 10 ssvsa tng~rast Fsstsgs, ass rad =
third rlms sna passpA ~ ssaas uhea PEoss4sd @ih
the aisrassoa % ths sssstioa ~ ssSal tsnssssu"a'
which has Oceal+a IA asssues at svtr asys ~s' asa
Al four OsOg ssr hsvaF Papaa $50 - 'hsss hss no
harbars In MiyhiEsn and wlsesasA1 aaisaF1ua.
Hor1 % RErnnAEssansrs- fhs npass seat iaia csn'
mtsse ofths whos on TIE " ~ Upisa and reasa
the eonsidsralion " the a@a-spst' psatioa e ~ets
was amended 20 A. 10 asfNrs s PasA by ths tsFr
,orIal Legislature u Kahsas Ra abd tid esd 10 Prstp
the employ meat or military frs - sd IN thssr suF
m.nt The cOmmittee thea rUss whsn rssolu'iona wE'
reported from the C0mmit|e Of EsaIoes dsiasi@E Nc
Re- der the eontestnnt en- &c. staa ~ shs H~
delegate from Kauaas Tsrrtors, IN Flscs " Mr. wh~a
the string delegate minority tfpsr' vac siso sSa'''
ted which, together with The majority reer WAS orasr
Cd to b, printed Notice given thai the care would !,
called up early next week
The House then again wen, into Committee u the wbo
and resumed the consideration u the fertilization iii
when recrss was taken until SEVEN o'clock
After the committee reassemblei several speeches wer
made.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25

We end in the Northwest pshlished at Dubuque, ID.
following handsome compliment TO Col James n Gnrv
the democratic candidate Tor Congress Ia that district
"Col james NJ. Gregg Of Hendricks county, our o.ns
date for Congress, IL ~ sterling, plain practic
sound democrst, 81 unbsmshed reputation b.p.yo
lent In his disposition, and honorable. IN all his
and very popular at hone, having been elected IN &c time,
to The office Of clerk Of his county which has always
besvy for ihs opposi,ion. III. l. ms. pa,,lc..n y,
trade, but business Observation-Disclosures perfectly The ~b.
bey Of government mot ntrs In poi,ic but cn.i.tsn,
ne will make -rcslsnt Representative IN Carg e. Ne
has never been cpnpected with any faction bss s-s
pufsueds ward course Ia the Old democratic pss
sach the working people 10 represent them ana
they msy rely upon him that he viii attend 10 their a,.r
ests faithfully" 4G8 -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
raE GERMAN TURNER'S Il lnE uAlrnO STATES.

THE GERMAN TunsERS ~ ihE uAirtD STATES.
statement has iary found its way into the pa thai
the sG rmAu Turner's In the United S,ans numbering abou
OO0 have all declared in favor Of Fremont and Dayto
with the exception o. abour 900 Turner'S resd ng in u
SO thsrn Staes" This statement originated in the drsr
OF the bla k-rpsbean ku"wnohing leaders 10 create
feeling Of dislrust among the democrats particularly
otih and es,ranFe them much possible fir m
that part Of the democratic ere which guarantees to
adopted Citizen he Of German Irish desceut full
lii al fellowship II is but proper To say that the allow
statement Is ase In every particular The German "Tu
ers 10 the United States instead Of 6oOoo number on
about spcn thousand all told large majority Of these
80 good democrats they have been although
do deny tbathere among thrm there amos'
every society, number OF baserous individuals VIII.
led tray by the shread and cunning infringement Of Ii
b aek-rrpubieau facliouis's aid few perhaps b.
ba.er motives do seen have allied themselves with Fr
muut aud his gang Of disunonis,s Bu th-n these M,
cI ended inHarnee whstevrr and win not be
ce,s IN ,hrir atemp, induce the wiser and IL
I'll ueut Of th,r comrades the d-,nocrac party
As an instance having the forco aim 81 OF coucus,,
evidence to establish this fact, may he well 70 r~.tr tn
the central org-n of the Turner's" the Trs zsrtm
published in Cincinnati the expense Of The sryrri IT,
socetirs In the Unitd States has circulation Of bu
900 among the 1000 Turner'S and lately, II we
rcy informed IN several Of the soe,ies complaint.
isrd and dehard and good deal Of Dissatisfaction es
pressed at the fnacs course the ednrs Of the eTurr
zung" thought proper pursue In their attack %
democratic nominees.
This much believe necessary say In order to dsa
buse the mind OF such docra,s who may have plared ~
lance In the statements Of the blaek-rrpublcan know
hngs In reecnrc to the probable the sdop,
ctDns would take In the present These unpr
pled Of The opposition have adrptrd II ss one
their maEims promulgats detrimental TO IN.
demo rac cause no matter how uufouudrd they may .
tru b. acting upon the "A lie veil stuck TO IL b.
good as truth"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
TnE WEAKLY UNION.


We can safety commend 10 our readers and to demo.
eTac Fumhtrts aud clubs this ks issue of our
pa,Rn pager. As align document, II is exceedingly
saiunbte lts contents Arri
Tie interesting report Of lion. Mordeca Oliver of y
kahh2s lussstR aiins committee. This document shout
lead ~ syFy candid aud impartial 10 the land
Guraaoy" .oAa O. FFtmOm ia ClJornia. This is in
part M exposure Of the "otria acts" OF the sees,ye
USvrrn0r FtsnOut in California II should be widely
sUlaled. .a ..sa l aa
The rich candidate for the presidency; Fremont
Dlsauiou Bachanan and Union. Fremont and Fillmore
their Asresmean and disagreement Notes the Cam.
pAign. "a. au... ..-a . ...
The OrIgn Of The Troubles In KGnsas-couta tanning
rtmarkable revelations n regard TO the Kansas Difficult
ties
full and carefally-cOmpiled synopsis of the congress
Soasl proceedings during the past week.
Editorials upon the leading topics Of the day.
The latest news foreign and domestic received up to thu
b 'ur Of going TO prrss.
The Wsstty Union" is prepared expressly as new
aad eampsign paper Il is published nj the exeeednel
rte " one dOar per aHRuabeing, for the amount
iInal matter which each contains, the cheapts
D ,lesl pap,r now published. It's circulation is nos
equal TO that u any papr the co1n,, aud We have
daily cvidene Of is growing popularity. Those dssiri
ex IA colcs should order them the first OF the week.
large EDITION requires put FIRST form to pre-
Early. .
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25

character o. the organization and maintained that the
sovesBmsat could no, Be administered On their prinP
siiho1i eoang disastrous end He spoke 10 s'ro
srus Of tbs uaRipess VI Col Fremont and Of bis reaehry
the place Of bis birth In becoming the candidate OF the
black repshlieauA --ru.,. .. y -s- 81.
The conclusion Of Mr. Barksdales speech was devoted 70
ths aSmocrGue party He dwelt upon s nationality as
sAown By the fact that when il assemb in convention
"a tbssoi called there found preeat delegates
am every congressional district Ia every SAFE 10
Coca These delegates could meet in council and aar
upon platform which looked with equal justice 10 Ne
taTess aud rights Of the North the SOUTH the ss nd
ts Wa. liz eontrasted this evidence Of nationality with
sas knUw.noIhipg aud blarkePuhlican conventions
Sostsnda that but the mo ratio party had any
ealms nA'lOsay. He spoke Of the democratic plat
k and said thar Il had for is basis the constitution
the country and for that s principles were nation
aud Ill truly national could stani together In bal
0any apOn IT, he CluSed by paving an eloquent tin'et
lbs hlgh Qualifications Of Mr. Buchanan as pure, exp
reno A. aBd als statesman predicting with the most
sl esu6drng~ bic triumphant election, and the happy ter
ulHaou thsby u the threatening pers which now seen
~ dafkea our national prospects
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
SIGNS OF REVOLUTION IN rHR HoUsR.

The House OF Representatives be In earnest 10
resortng to practical revolution On the In making APP
preparations for the army yesterday 10 Committee d
the Whole amendment adopted providing tina; all
the acts of the Kansas Legislature declared null and
void this amendment Is adopted in the House the army
bin will go to the Senate when the amendment all %
stricken out Upon the Huuses insisting, the army bill
will fail II is understood that the process viii he
resored to for the defeat OF the other aplrop a,ion bills
This would be practical revolution and the consequence
SO disastrous that will not that hlark epuhiL
cansm is prepared to persist in such mad cours"
therefore we await the result before INDUCING in further
comments.
The Com nee of Elections recognised the revolutionary
doctrine that the laws of invalid and Ger that
reason reported that General Whitfield not legally
elected delegate from Kansas They also report that Gov
ernor Rreder is the legal delegate although the committee
sent Kansas say that be chosen without any leg al
authority for the election Mr. Stephens made minority
rrport Such the revolutionary strides which have
marked one days proceedIngsi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
CosMoDORG STOCKTON WITHDRAWN

1t will be by the GLOWING that Commodore Stock.
ton Is no longer a candidate for the presidency
STocKros wIrHpaswN.--Conmotore Stockton has With.
drawn from the position of candidate for prrsdpey
which he nominated by half dozen men some wecs,
since, 10 the following letter
8EsTLrMES Our Efforts 20 prevent the great American
party HON being srctionalx-d AbohtonRd have BE-
sucoesslu II has ben purRed 81 all sb,ln
aud dngmas. The natInna camp has ehdats-d Mr. Phi
tnres Anefoan,sm, aid he is pledged nphld the ntrs
riy ~ Amrricsn principles snd the p.rPeaiiy ~
to- med nrp animation. '..
Ny "trct ha. been attained, and no longer esndl
date Io the presidency.
Your trend and obsdient servant,
". ". STcCETOv.
To Messrs. Allen, Jones, Robbinstt, 4o Ac Cnnit,s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25
MIssuURI.

The St Louis Republican Of The 10th inst stsos y Al
Major GrBn or the Benton electors In Missouri b.,
Withdrawn his from the ticket and ba. come on,
againt Col Benton, MujurGriu has ben one OF Colon
b ntons and constant ffends but he can
not sustain him longer. The Republican says that hun
dreds Of others in various parts Of the State have been
fnrctd 10 the came cnnrln sinn.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25

eosprcroa gnIrD--Nr Gorge Hssslnes conductor
Of vghi tram I'M sosth Caroline r.i ROAD wa. un
Or'sna'eiy Killed % Saturday last III. train w~s ts
wsy irn Brsachsile 70 Ch~r--,on, md rh- CONDUCTOR
aPrr"sehisg the SIDE dssr ss.s CON directions 20
e'ssisesr, msed hts hoia and veil he4dforema 10 the
sross-nss ard thsn dewr an ~mb~akmsat twsaty-ase
iset cAusang "a a.afh In sws hyurs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25

PosTsaTrs, West U,hss., Ilip.a.
Br'hrn u The prr-s pas. rhis decision around and
you know u any fusion po.'ms., who ersisu 10 th.
visitation Of bic osi@ dsiy report him The department
18th 's name q good democrat properly endorsed to
The hss pl.ce
No postmaster has bsn asked 10 do any such grsutous
services or ~ nor voc any other Democratic paper tar
Ss kaow' It's the easi0m " 'his ofhcs 10 employ and
pay CLERKS 20 DO our o~n Publishing business. there
NO good reason Why the rsass should nol do the