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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
SUPREME COURT SrscpL TsaM-Nov ~.
Before judge RoosGyGLr

nktIsIuNs. , =
In c retcn the EnEhsh ueal Lathotn Cnafoh o.
80, James in the ely q N. ~ Yoyh. =,
Order for tsve Ia sell the church and ss 10 um-
berryree and apply the proceeds the etios u pcw
church in 5th-s'rset. A..
Ia re- p.,, Of y sh he paid measys swsAsA 70
u 4 Known
O,der TO psy the award for the ost described " NE
rtport the petition.
Petition grantee.
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SUPREME COURT, KINGS CouNTYTJoIiS

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-JOlIN
- ROBINSON plaibtiH, ct. THEODORE SHILLABER,
defendant Summons for money demand cont &C Com
NOT To THEODORE SHILLABER, defendant: You are
hereby the complaint in this setion, OF
which eopy filed in the Office OF che Clerk Of Kings toun.
IT, on the - day of November 1855 and to ser,es copy Of
NewYork within twenty day after the service hereof on you
exclusive o the dsy Of such and you fail TO answer
the complaint aforesaid the pntif will take Judgment
against You for the Of nine thousand four haHdted and
dollars with interest from tine fourth day OF April
tousa1 hundred and fifty four beside the costs Of
th. sction. Dated November II. 1856. -
John l. SUTHERLAND, Plaintiffs Atty, No. 50 Finest
IT, coInIein, herein filed as alb the th day OF
November, 1856. JOHN l.. suIHEhLANp
nj lan6wF Plainnns Attorney
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pENNsYLvANIA RAMROAD.-ThREE

u UAIL1 IHKOVUH TRAINS BFTWkhN tttII,t-
BELL hlA and PltTSBURGH.-rbe MORNING l L
leave Philadelphia for Pittsbursh a. - m arc
les'e' lr5Seu.sh foT PHILADELPHIA 81 The FAST LINZ
leave philadelphia oi Pittsburgh - r. NJ AID Pits
Er Philadelphia 2S pm. TIE MONT EXPRESS IRA IN
lesye, fh,adeipsA for P>bursh n D. ~ snd Pstsbarsk
o. Psilad,lptia AZ 9;N y
,nes eonn; PITT road. TO
sun. s. Locii. Mo. Alton Gscns and Chicago Mrois !
FankG, aud fouvilc Ky.s Terre iaute Nsai
seI L. Esy.tle and udiAnAPol Ind encionsu, D~ytoa
6prngEsd Berfonlaine Saudusky. Toledo, Cleveland Co
hs1pbu Zspeeve Ma-son, ard Wooster Ohio, also wis
Psote from and 20 Newocans. St Loais. Logss
~sIc. and Cincinnati
For fsreT particulars hGndbis Ia the hotels o. this city
Ps,esssi. ~ md thl. the sborte- most sNgiors zas
eo,afcytgble rosie ss,wecn TIC Es,t and West
Thoush be hal AZ .ither Of the above mertone9
olA>e- IN the Wet of
Courthndt-.L, New York
l. EIIIOTT AfNct PeEnsyv mia Railroad Co,
No. . A..or Howe, Broadway. Scw-S orh
THOMAS MOORE, Asest, COZ nh and A,s.,,,,
NV 7cJk, jan, Is5es f@isssibas
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RFLITF FOR KANsAs.-Extract from private
1.L.--- 81 H. Eiit.r OF Tur TpIpI-Nr latad

leittI 70 tLt EUIt'r OF IHt IFIbINf., uaVtu
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nov. II, 1870.
"Over hurdIed boxes If clothing have arrived,
and the Con ntee a,e oasily distributing 20 the ostIy
Cou'd the givers lok on and zee he thaukia
f,ar.s II would do their souls good. All it IS more
blessed to give than to receive. Tel oar fi~nfs ~
send e~ bur drej blanket and - mauy god stout
shoes hey like. They VII be useful q. al t,nes but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

spr p'h. 30 N Api Nay is4 and es-e % Ss~ ye,s
| n the h, H'nhi.'f ! r-..,.se 70 se".Y~h 49,
rsn died ihs, for ave p'hs lef 90 is- 81 Jnssy
is lice r Tsnrs.., ..o.a s.rt Of he s.se ed
re several ~. Po,,ssses.
e ~, % 'rie.s s'i ss' ,hs s.,..s. a M
e.s 10 lS,r .scu, mice iher. are s. mssss "a
en- q: 'I DECO .sp'l ''iis be-. 81 Il.
r' p, p :m s''f i ~, 70 x sd . cot
COCO, e The ssh Island o. ~ s A.. ~. - Nv.
VIZ sh 81 tu a' 90 . :. -; s. Sie.o,.. bod Of "
81 SO IN money broasht d'.f on Lseos IN, ga
G .,s. ire. a.,s ss % e.: .s.s ss.S
crrs! or two jaw. 70, ny o'n Sss bot .S "a
rs..l, saw III" r,Dess. N To. 3D., prc = -.
n,,a her, smes, .'ys.ssa sss % ,;ss1 s.:sssss e
Wing. 50 cers pound ih. does not grew In tAss ~ Of
s l..s to-. ,.ry ',. *. s heir ss:. =: -
IN 'he casks because there had hen u,os..es 49, sa
sss % y: 'i &. F.:
,s sS e @T. sss toy is.' :s'ss g
Of ID. sss'.n OF errs, r ss,ss ss.,s he
,hr rurpss on the save psssp"stc
m svi' ssa,;,rss ser ,s =, uas.,s 18th the s,Is, 80.
Iee'ed 10 bach the vessel to Se-yort ne crcser
.Iyls about her br .us.ss 20, ..v.' nor and ever
ave esprsrssh with hun the sueect - " have
ss not c.T.' Ii. vs. T the .y. rd. sS.srsi Der
Loarco Z.r and Anhn,e intending 20 bong ssreoss TO
tf,s porfs
NJ Mesquite was cro's ,anned ct considerable ensA ses
poiht s rsl was eetd, that 10 spp~sr
hat =. the letters written 60 ttm ev Nj Aef.As,
in the Ensh 'snsasse although both sn'snen Ss rof'
idu sr5 T. Daley examined Prove the, b wsat ="
Wte 81 Wseks Intimate that be eoald brw>r ths
inf Of the he 'sd he merely sshsd teen
would b. > object 10 thrm 10 10 80
P,ry snd Burns tie "e,edcres, dsposea that here wAs
ne 'hh unusual Sboat the vessel
Mr. Weeks ,,ma, and sd that be had setAAes 70
30 with the nusk,ts.
ss other examined and the defence ehf,
Mr. 0rs Offering submit the 10 the Court Of once GA
pins - -, A., m. -..at.
would tab some Gays 20 psre their rints ~ Men
Al r sh aid h, wcult .nbmi' bis points on SAardsy w
6n Ssppd how,Svr submit tho without aftsef ev
IercS cr ps up eli her aide. decision MAJ ~ ca
rscied In few daJh
United STATES DISTRICT COURr-Nov. d-bckrs
judge lNGt R>oLL.
The United States sgair., C.sr'ss Will'sms, Frseos
I.rndo Thomas Far Ssrcisso Msc~o-rnese tses.
sn were charged with attempting 20 oanss ssoss %
tie slp "Cshoup" while yins In Nowf"rs n % we ~
ofss s.psmh-r TIE jury brought in verdc ot nos esys
end the prisoners were DISCHARGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
AJEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

AJEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OD
IN and aNer Monday, Nov. g. 1886 and until further notice
Passenger Trains vii leave Pier foot Of Duanes - follows
viz; -
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at $50 M for Buffalo
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, Al $3.50 a. nn TOR DuDsrk
NAI at 8:l5M a.. Dunkirh and Buffalo aud interne-
Ami stations Passengers by mi. Train viii remain over night
n ()xeso and proceed the next morning.
CHICAGO EXPRESS a, II IN, for Dunkirk.
RCCKLANp PASSENGER, NJ 800 o. M tforn loot OF
csmberssl via PisrDont for suferp's and intermediate
sfsuDs . n
NAY PASSENGER, at 4 p M. fol NewbuTsh and Middle
N,vn and intermediate stations
EICUT EMPRESS At 4: 30 p m, for Dunkrk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT A. W., for pGpAirf and Buffalo and hi
mediate staiione s,-yo.v,
THE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
s.. ex,,cs. rran, connect At Eimirs with the rmirs
e.nsndsgna and Niagara Falls Railroad for NissHis Fails. Il
Bn hanuiVn with ,he Syracuse and binghsintoh ns o
aSrssnss AT Cornns WIFI Buffalo, Corning and New IN
Esiirosd Rochesre Great Bend with oo.wsre LACK
x-rna and Western Rsilroad, or Scsnou AZ buhso And
qlk with toe Lake Shore Railroad tor Cleveland Cineis
nsti Tole0o Detroit, Chicago, &C.
~' d c. NeCALLUM Genera Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yort-JOHN GARyY against JAMES GARVEY and
BRIDGET, bis wife aud JASPERs. THURST0N Summons
For Relief Com ser ITO the Defendants above
You hereby summoned and required TO answer the
com, snt in THE action, which will be filed In the oninc
of the TX and County OF NewIOrk at the City
Hall In City of NewYork and to copy Of your
,wer said complaint the subscribers, a. their office,
1876 Broadway in the City of New York. within twenty
DAYS after Of this summons e1cusive OF the
day Of srch service; and fail to answer the ssd com
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this seton Will
sppy 10 the Court the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated October Il, 1856 CLARK COHNWALL
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. lab Broadway.
NB-The complaint herein hed in the Office of the
Ck OF the CITY aud County NevYork this Sch day OF No
vosnber, 1856. CLARK CORNWALL
n7lsw6yF Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
6feumbpafs an1 Railroads.

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
y Let by Steamer ISLAND CITY N6:45 and Ios m,
0,es AID m The CARS leave FLUSHING L. L. al tn. same
hrs meeting and exchsngns passenger Nth tie bosf o.
Bupters Point gbrouRh ~ IS minutes, Fare Is cents
WM NJ SMITH. Snpernteldent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

MARINE COURT-spEcI.L Tgsx.-Nov H.-psSbrs
Judge MAysARD.
John II. Myers AIT Robert Hoberscn
Ibis IVES AL action for falsely accusing ne defendant
Of srapd larceny Defendant arrested sad cophned We
r.e. Market Pon for sev.ra days. and ON ud Ne. Ms
eh,r,d n, The plaintiff hyins hs da"as.s q ee
II jury after being out sos shieo hour wss as"ssss
lsnS unable TO agree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
HJEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN - uINnl Il APR ANlEMENT

Commercials Monday, Nov. s, 1885.
Three Daily Trains 10 Albany, Sundays Excepted.
FIe 81 70 fiom Nug-Yofk TO Albany
Leave York follows from STATION coxrer Of White ana
Ceptts-sts.:
$50 a. n.-EXPRESs TRAIN for Albany, connecting with
Nc Central Railroad and Northern Trans .
$40 a. EMAIL TRAIN, running directly thronsn vito
tt change OF and connecting at Chatham -Four Corners
VITA Western Trains for Ptsfd, North Adams and oshe
1850 p m.-EXPRESS, running directly through without
ch-pgr Of cara and connecting with Central TTsini "a
fof tue West
Returning, Lesvo Albany:
s:lb n m.--MAlL TRAIN for New York direct
Io:S5 = m.--ENFHESS, Sitnout change OF cars
5:eO y m.-ENrkESS, without change ct care. n
cbain.d and baggage checked At the ON Of
the Railroad Alba White aud Centre brooan
ox 26th-st. and 4tb Law. New York.
NM. J. CAMPBELL, Sup1 rnt@rdeoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
COURT OF CoMMoS PLEAs-srseI,L ruas-Nsv. n
Beior. Judge BaAov
DECISIONS.

WHAT CONSTITUTES MANS Teois-fs LibhAhf
EXEMPT IRON sxgCurioNf
Watson sgt Robinson.
The articles equine rated are eifber necessary Oon Os
p,rt Of the family library ~hen Exempted ~ Ne essass
~ IN. exception however OF the chain which the dsssdsns
oil. gee ts Of s poet. sion and - 10 soEo
400, To the contray also the dps. esp.f and % osa
HE the earnings 81 period wttb'n the ny esys
lowed Ia m. debor ~. c.ps morsaeed, ana msss -
The subject Of the Receivers authority Out 'ns a's'
delivered up. A.. ..,-
scsI Instruments are be- essasy 90 the ps nsnsnos
of hi. labor aud mast be regarded - tools 49,
mats of what tire family noray shall consist and may %
that books Ise.lsneous but instructive enss1,ss E
ten plat without inference OF regard ~ tao ecfoe
wicb my the chief o, the dsotors ,pv
The head of the lan, whose vocation 10 oos oil the
mn will BE- protected reasonable sxtsat In ~ pos
session booss which 70 him neeessAy is the ~
t,s, contain and reasonable amount of meess
>, wei. for bis and Of biz family ynn aAtus
u.d. aud Ell, be- b.r construed to esect sne hemsne
obi. in view. Justice Nelson In C.pensr tx w K
tbk r the assigned thu books and sssseA snsru
es not taken from the dee dsnt Msfss 49, Asy
6P r. 10 sha tie spect Of these 'A,uee "A. NJ.
within the DIVISIONS " the Of Ma lsesoe A~s ls
sl. 81 nu ebinson 49,, Shamb, 70 LEG 10 ~
perhsts ius, In regarding the sefcndsnt nyees
Ia, do not nh pece.sa, consider tbs mos'co 70 nss
spect II |. enough that the dspdsnt h.. family 70, wms
be- provides, consi ting OF two chdren " aoo nys ~ b.
~ ption right that BIS children tempo ay aosen'
He provides hsm and for that MASON the Nc 70
its humanity to him certain .Iiiel.s nse"y
bo tor h aud .lr COMFORT, instruction aud snpg,fs
oiion de-. led all articles drugs, without eoses "
either parry ..,o,,., seh.uo,. a., Helen. scb.ufos
Order e n-fcTeDce Ia Jonas u. Philips. .sg.
Charles c. Merchant &C.. at. Char'es 8ardstt
Ord.r of REFERENCE To Thomss Bese, eq " appoint
ar,c. liver Of the property &C.. OF defendant
Jsuss lee h.. sgt janice Aioshs kc
Judgment for plaintiff On demurrer
Henry n. Crane sst. John Van Wiokis
O,ia of refpDce ID John Is. CruuOy. osQ.
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Eegal Notlrfs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given all per
claims WILLIAM BLAKE. late Of the City
NewYok deceased 10 present the With the voucher
IT,, reOf the sub-crber the office No 2 Peart IL
the CITY Of SewYork before the fourteenth day Of
March next-Dated the 0tb day september 1856
NANCY N. BLAKE, Admni.tratriJ,
spl2 law6mFTs with the VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of Newi notice is hereby given TO NJ
persons having Claims against MARIA LOUISA GRAHAI,
late Of the City Of kewYoIk deceased 70 present TIE ne
with vouchers thereof the subscnbcr Al 'he Office OF Whe
York before the ninth day Of May ner-Dated New
YOik the sixth day Of NOVEMBER 1855. - .
MOI layop-E- CATHARINE ) MILLER. EXeouthx.
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COURT-City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-SEBASTIAN ALBuS, aGt MATHEW DlDlER,
and ANNA Older, his wife.-Sunimon.-For Reiiet-To
the sbovensmed Defendants and each Of them: You are
hereby nmoDed and required TO answer the complaint Ia
this seton which flied in Office the Clerk Of the City
County OF New York al the City Hall said city on the
18th day OF ApTl 1856 ana copy of answer 10
The said complaint the SUBSCRIBER their Office No Wall
ST. in The City Of NswYork within twenty days after the ser,
vice hereof of the day Of such service and all
10 al s,ver the said complaint within the time aforesaid the in
this action viii apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded
In the omplsint.-Dated New York April 10, 1853.
oc2i law6wF DEAN SANFORD, Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

CIRCUIT CoURT-KINGs COuNTY-Nov. H.-b'forc
judge EMvrr 49, =.
Nicholas r. Van Brunt e., John G. DayeA and John IL
Rhodes. .
IN this csse being sut in which pl.iaslh vas noa
suited under the usury law nin osid La shs 5~pcfs pao
u,h.d tl.t Mr. Anthony boy-r had converted nots sof
sssn m 10 M, ox use without sousiterzkn. rseeps Ia
I'M was proaucsd signed By Tbomss nsh.sy su weoss -
The mote. were sd cknow sb. pspSes:s 70 sa
Of 10 os.s Mr. Hsbawsy upa the stand denied thss no
lad :, al The receipt question aud upon tL svsscs bs
iu,y found q verdict for defsndants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRr-Sov. n.-sss'

The United States sgaiust C.srss WHI.sma Fraeols
scndo Thomas Fsr els ord Ssrsso Msrc~o-Tnese esSs
sn were charged with srpng 20 eanss rsvo', % $500
tie slip Cshoup hie lyins In Now.S"rh hay 90 NE a
oflss September TIE jury brought IN s'erors OF s sS'
end the prisoners diselsrfed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves NewYors everJ
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At O'Clock pm
snd III. Bay STATE Capt Jewet leaves New fos "verJ
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY 4oeloos ? n.
nom Pier No e. the Battery both touching a. New
Dort way.
Will BE- regarded s secure 70 any appa
an, until the same shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with great dspstos
~ ar Express Freight Tram
WM BORDEN. Aren't. Nos 10 and II Worst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

IL 1896, Trains will leave Ch~nh.Isst s ston As FOL
Isws Express and las Mall, II 80 mi
grant SAB D. M For Poughkeepsie. and $3.50 FoI
Srs Sing, $50 a m. and m For Peekstl, $3.50 E. m
r., Sing Sing and Peekski Trains stop Way
Stiors PASSENGERS aiken at Chamber Canal, Christopher
and Sst-sts Trans fer NewYork leave Troy at 5: sno
Ie1B m and 4;4t M, aud East Albany ~ 6'l5 and O:&
= m and % n m A. v. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

II TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-IOland roUi q
without delay change Of cars or baggage. =.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone, ana C.
VANDERBILT Capt W. H. F-sree In connection With the
onnston Providence and Boston and Providenoe si
rosds eavng EewYork daily, Sundays excepted tom fie
No North River first wharf above Battery ~ ocoe,
n SOnngoB $3.50 the arrival OF
Asin which leaves Boston st $50 p ~
The C. VANDERBILT from Nev.iork MONDAY, Wetnss
Day end Friday Stoninston Tuesday Thurs sy And
Saturday. . -.
dsy and Saturday From Stonnston Monday. wednesday
md Friday.
Passengers proceed from Bloomington per Railroad 70 rfovi
ssno and boston in the Express Mail Tram several hours
Of those by other routes and ID ne ioi al INV
eary morning nes connecting North and East Passenger
si prefer Il remain on board the steamer enjoy nights rest
breakfast desired and leave Sionngton In W.
si connecting st Providence With the III NJ trAr
tor Boston ,.,,
Basgse Master accompanies the and train through
sscb way. ., =.
For passage perths sseroons freight apply Pier No
North River, the Office No 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

~ Sundays excepedl-Irains sons Eas,
Leave Brooklyn foI Grcenport 10 m daily Tor tnpnank
m daily and Oh Saturdays at S4b for Fsruin sdsesI
N. ard 5:45 p fo syosse l0s M and s:t5 p M so'
Penpstead 10a M. ~ M and S:s5 and D. M for Jamaica
10 A m II M. S:45, g. and 6:30 r. m.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
Fre1iont in PhiIadelphia.

An active Young railroad friend, in the
city Of Brotherly Love, sends us two spirited
songs sung there by the Fremont and Day
ton Glee Club, and an advertisement of the
Republican Association Of Philadelphia, Of
fering to the Wrists of liberty throughout
the Union, the following prizes:
5000 for the best REPUBLICAN
SONG, adapted to any good air for popu-
lar singing.
500 for the second best.
$50 for the third.
The songs to be mailed by the 18th of
July, and the prizes awarded by a commit
tee of nine literary gentlemen in Boston,
New York and Philadelphia. Our friend
says:
"We have a very large Fremont Club
representing the whole city. Last night,
the 18th Ward took the initiatory steps to-
wards forming a Fremont Club, and they
were agreeably surprised. At the first
meeting nearly two hundred men signed
the constitution.
Three German papers in this city have
come out in favor of Fremont, and almost
the entire German population are out for
him. The Germans have Clubs formed in
almost every Ward. They call them the
German Republican Fremont Associations"
Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
gonOs for frefmclt.

~ The following capital song the Marseaise' of on
revolution was sung by those inside the Tabernacle NY
the 900 joining in the chorus. Let this raying
e sung in all our meetngs-unt victory shall abols
he necessity of both singing and talking;
RALLYING SONG.
TryE-TRe Narseliaise Hymn.
Reholdi the furious storm is rolling
Which border -Fiends, cOnfederates, raise,
The Dogs of War let loose, are howling,
Andlol our infant cities blaze.
And shall we calmly view the ruin,
While lawless force with giant stride
Spreads desolation far and wide,
In guitless blood his hands imbruing:
Arisei Arise We brave!
And let your war-crv be
Free Speech. Free Press, Free Soil, Free Nan,
FREE-NoyT and VictOryl
Oh, Iibertyl can he resign thee
Who once has felt thy generous flame?
Can threats subdue, or bolts conine thee
Or whips thy noble spirit tame:
Mol by the heavens bright bending DER US!
We've called our captain to the van
Behold the hOur-Behold the man!
Oh, wise and valiant, go before usl
Then let them shout agaiu
Ring out from sea TO sea,
Free Speech, FrefPress, Free Soil, Free Man,
FREE-MONT aud Victoryi
Hurrah. hurrahl from hill and valley,
Hurrah from prairie wide and freel
Around our glorious Chieftain rally,
For KANSAS, and for LIBERTY
Let him who first her wilds exploring,
Her virgin beauty gave TO fame,
Now save her from the curse and shame
Which Slavery DER her heart is pouring
Our Standard Bearer then
The brave Pathfinder hel
Free Speech. Free Press, Free Soil, Free Men,
FREE-MoNT and Victoryl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
Still They Come.

The Albany Transcript, heretofore a Fill
more and Donaldson paper has taken down
that flag and goes for Fremont. The Con-
cord, n. H., Reporter, Manchester AD,erj-
can and Portsmouth Ballot, all American
papers of New Hampshire, are out for Ere
mont. The Newark (N. J.,) ZeituRg, a
German Democratic paper, goes for Ere
mont The Lansingburg Democrat and the
Madison County Reflector, both Democrat
ic papers, repudiate Buchanan and 90 for
Fremont. The Lewiston (Mifiin County,
Pa,) Gazette, heretofore a Fillmore paper,
has taken down that flag and goes for Ere
mont. The Blair County Pa, Wing, the
Beaver Pa, Argus, Crawford County, Pa,
Journal, all hoist the Fremont flag. The
Boston Journal, formerly an American pa
per, with the largest circulation of any pa
per in Massachusetts, goes for Fremont
The New Bedford Mercury, last year
strict Wing paper is now for Fremont
The Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Re
publican, an old line Wing paper, and the
Lancaster Independent Whig an Ameri-
can paper, are both out for Fremont. The
Whig saws that Lancaster county, instead
of giving 5000 majority for Buchanan as
by the Democratic papers, will be
certain to give 5000 majority against him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
FRERFONr,


From the National Era.
All hail to Fremont! Swell the lofty acclaiui
Like winds from the mountains. like prairies aamei
Once more the Pathfinder is forth on his hunt,
Clear the way for Free Soil, Free Men and Fremont
Wen spurn every fettor, Wen break every rod,
And Kansas shall bloom like the garden Of God
hen we plant the white banner Of Freedom upOn't
And cry, ~rO the rescue, Free Men and Frcmontt'
OH the land that we love shall be sacred from slaves
From the tyrants msrule and the pluuder Of knaves:
Ven baptize the Union in Li6erty's font =
And the faith Of our fathers shall live with Fremont
Go, brave mountain climber, lead on in the path
Where the People shall sweep the Of their wrath
Who shall hinder their triumph if God appoint?
W lao stay the bold march Of Free Men and Fremont
Then Fast, West and North, swell tae lofty acclaim
Like winds from the mountains like praries afarnFi
Clear the wav the Pathfinder moves on in 'front.'
And our hearts shall keep time to the march of FremoRti