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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
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We have already expressed the opinion
that Walkers sudden assault upon the pco-
pie Of Lawrence, was induced by an anxiety
to pacify the threatening discomfort Of the
South, with moro especial reference to the
August elections. That opinion is fully
borne out by the avidity with which his acts
are seized by Mr.. Buchanan's Southern or
gans and employed to acquit his Admins
tration Of any sympathy with the Free
State men. The Washington Union says
Walker is using his whole power to crush
om abolitionists The Richmond Enqui-
rer triumphantly asks:
"will any man who voted for James Buchanan, contn-
to denounce the administration for not recalling Walk
er pAe he is employing Ae pAoe porer Of The Federal
ousrHmen to reduce to subsection TO the Territorial las
the Free S0isrs Of KaHsas7"
Gratifying as Walkers threats may be to
the fire-eaters, he will have to do something
more than he has yet accomplished before
he will be restored to Southern Confidence.
He has not as yet crushed 'crushed out the
Abolitionists." His bombastic promises and
staggering, however, may answer for the
approaching elections.--Bldde.
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WHO stole the Money!

Let it be borne in mind that Gibson has
distinctly stated that when he took the
Treasurer's office, Breslin was behind $780,
900, besides some $4,000 that had been
lost by depositing with irresponsible bank
ers, and that of this amount Breslin has
since only paid over to him the sum of $2lo,-
600, leaving balance of some $550,o00
still in the hands of Breslin, and that Breslin
has never denied this statemont neither has
any respectable organ of the locofoco party
denied it. With these facts before it, the
Messenger willfully persists in maintaining
that Breslin has accounted for all the money
that came into his hands, and that Gibson
is the real thief. Can pervcrseness and
rascality 90 farther?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

BuLwER ON THE WEED AND WOMEN
In his new work now in conrse Of publica-
ton, "What he will do with itT Bulwer
thus moralizos on the tweed" and women :
"He who doth not smoke hath either
known no griefs, or refuseth himself the
softcst consolation next to that which comes
from heaven. What softer than woman
whispers the young reader. Young reader,
woman consoles, It is true, while we are
young and handsome; when we arc old aud
ugly, woman scolds and snubs us. On the
whole then, woman in this scale, the weed
in that Jupiter hang out thy balance, and
weigh them both; and If thou give the pref
crence 70 woman, all ] can say is, the next
time Juno ruffies thee, o Jupiter, try the
weed"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
Minnesota.

Our latest news from St. Paul by tele-
graph, is to the 25th, last Saturday. Both
conventions were still in session, tho Repub-
licans having SO and the Democrats 32 in
counsel. The Republicans meet in the Hall
of the Capitol, and the Democrats in the
Senate Chamber. The former have per.
manently organized, and are going on with
their work; the latter are at loss what to
do, and several of their members had left
for home. A consultation had been had
with Gov. Mcdary, but we do not learn that
any very brilliant policy was onvoked by
the conference. The probability still is thai
two constitutions will be presented to the
people.-Bldde.
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snoakino Of This road tho Jefersonidn,
printed nt Findiay says
We learn hat Che President Of tho Ere
mont and Indiana Railroad has made con-
tract for iron sufficient 10 lay tho road from
Fremont 10 Lima, to bc delivered by the
first of September or rs soon rs tho condi-
tions Of tho contract arc complied With,
which requires that certain amount Of the
money be paid down. 1t is encouraging TO
know that tho iron Is purchased, ard that
too on very reasonable terms, but there is
ono thing needed yet, that must be forth
coming before the alLimportant point is
gained, and that is, the remaining twelve
thousand dollars subscription TO be raised in
this county. Now that portion Of the
iron has to be paid for in advance, every dol
lar Of the estimated cost Of the road, will
have 10 be raised before the Company can
venture with safety to resume the work
They must have a guaraetec that they will
be sustained II the whole subscription is
raised, in the course Of this month, VIC pre-
sumo that the road can be put in n condi-
ton TO commence laying the iron by the first
of September. It is exceedingly important
that tho road be pushed forward to compile
tion without delay. It would bc helping
tho county moro than the twelve thousand
yet 10 be subscribed, to have this road com
pleted in season to take its proportion Of
this years yield to market. Tho indivdu-
al who has the means to spare, and will not
aid in this important enterprise, cannot be
looked upon as desiring to promote the int
erests of the county.
The Directors of this road have done
themselves much credit by their persevering
efforts, beset as they have been by so many
discouragements. They have never allow
ed their zeal TO wax cold, taking the lead
not only in advancing pccuniary means, but
in performing most of the arduous labor
needed to get the people along the line of
the road, to comprehend their true interests,
and To enlist in attaining tho end in view.
One moro good strong lift is required and
that right promptly, and there will bc an
important improvement secured to the coun-
ty which will bring Old Hancock right out
of the woods, and place her in the "fore-
ground" among other prosperous, entcrpri-
sing counties in the state.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
re- During the recent fresbct in DR.,

re During the recent fresbet in Dry
Run at Deerfcld, the poisonous matter from
the distillery north of tho village of was
washed into the Miami river and caused tho
death of tens of thousands of fish. Two
tons, it is calculated, were thus destroyed.
The mill race of Mr.. Isaac Stubs, a mile
below was literally choked up with dead
fish. Is there no remedy for this wholesale
slaughter of the finny tribesl Not conten-
ted with killing men, the distiler now turns
his attention to Killing fish. We cannot
conceive of a more abomniable nuisance, in
a Christian land, than still-house; and yet
it is an institution in somc mems estima-
ton, as sacred as the church.
Four men in the northern part of this
county, some two weeks ago, were killed in
consequence of drinking whisky impregna-
tod with strchnine. It is said that they
obtained their liquor at tho distillcry at
Mount Holly.-Lebanon Star.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
FREMONT. OHIO.
ISAAC M. KHnhnR. nditor.
Friday, July 81, 1857.
State Convention.

AT meeting Of the Republican State Central Commit
tee, In conjunction with the Republican members of the
Legislature and other distinguished Republicans from
rious parts Of the State at Columbus tho 4h day
January, 1851 after mature consideration Il resolved
that eKpedicnt hold the State Convention Of the
Republican party Of 0lio for the nomination Of State
Tieketat Columbus, on the 18th day Of August next.
In conformity to this request the State Central Com
mtee 20 the Republicans Of Ohio that the dele
gates from the various counties of the State will assemble
in the City Of Columbus, on
wednesday, the 18th Day of August Next
At 0o'cloek A. NJ for the suppose Of putting in nom
nation Candidates for tho following Offices; for Governor
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of State Treasurer
State Supreme Court Judge and member of tho
Board Of Public Works and the transaction Of such othe
business as may he proper for tho occasion.
The Republicans Of the several counties of Ohio unles
they shall otherwise agree viii meet at their county scat
Saturday. the sth day Of August being the Saturday
preceding the day of said State Convention and elect del
cgaes thereto in the proportion of delegate for ever
five hundred votes given for the Republican candidate fol
President at the election in November 1856 and fol
each fraction of votes equal TO- onealf Of sale
number The total number Of delegates by this basis
will be S77, and from each County will number follows
1--WE omit the apportionment from all but this and ad-
joining counties, viz;Sandusy 81 Seneca 5; Wyandot,
2; Wood 8; Erie S; Huron I, and ottowa ].
WM. DENNISoN, JR., J. SULIlVANT,
j. G. VAN slYKE, MI. VAN voRHEs,
n. II. SwAYNE, CYRUS PRENTISS,
T. B. SESSIONS, GEO. HOADIY,
J. H. COULTER A. s. LATTY,
GEO. N. PARSONS, JACOB HEAT0N,
o. FOLIETT,
Republican state Central Committee.
Columbus, o., June q, 1907
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

EE- The New York Times states that
Mr., McElraih, one of the proprictors of the
Tribune, has failed to meet his indiyidua
paper. Mr.. McElrath is President of the
Nassau Bank. The Times says:
We do not understand that Mr. McElratl
has been stock specu,ator, but that he ha'
been brought into pecuniary trouble by
lending his name and assistance to one o
the Pittsburgh Railway enterprises, in which
he became interested several years ago, anC
which has encountered various embarrass
ments in its prosecution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

IMPoRrAsr DIscovERV.--The Scientific
american says that the best remedy for a
burn IS the white of an egg. Its use has
proved most eifieacious in the several instan-
ees in which it has been tried. Six or eight
successive applications soothe the pain by
reducing the inflammation, while the glutin.
Gus character Of the remedy defends the
wonnd from the action of the air, and thu:
facilitates the cure. Linseed or sweet OF
has been used successfully, but the white o
an egg Is evidently much better.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Sandusky County,
arc requested to meet in Convention at the
Court House, IN Fremont, on Saturday, the
sM day Of august nert, at o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to the
State Convention to bo held at Columbus,
August 18th; also to the Senatorial Con
vention to be held at Clyde, September 3D.
s. BUCKLAND, C. o. TIILOTS0N,
l. GELPIN, THEO. CLAPP,
!. VI. KELLER. Central Com.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

Ez- Our soul is deeply exercised on the
two following points. Will not the Mes
senger have compassion on us and enlighten
our benightod mindl
/. Why does a man always turn locofocc
as soon as he enters tho liquor trade9
2. Why does man always como out fol
Office within year after he is converted tc
democracyg We pause for reply.
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ngr In tho absence Of the areal original

EFT In the absence of the "real original
old DR.. Jacob" somebody is writing sermons,
and dull ones at that, for the Messenger
For our part wo have tried to read one ol
two of them but stuck fast at the third OIL
fourth limo. Has any body read one of them
through9 If so, and he will come and
qualify to that effect VIC will do him honol
before all the people.
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40, / wonder where he went 10,

It is now stated that Breslin has been seen
in Canada, by gentleman who claims to
have conyersed with him there. Breslin
admitted the statements of Gibson to be
true, and expressed a determination not to
come back to tho United States. If the
Messenger denies this, the question at the
head of this article will still remain unar-
swered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

That VIRGINIA PosrMAsTER.-The
Pittsburgh Dispatch (Rcpublican) has a
subscriber at Writ G. H., Virginia, and for
about year it has been trying to make the
p. M. deliver the Dispatch to him. He burns
the paper regularly, having been informed
by two Justices Of the Peace that the Dis
patch is inccndiary. The Postmaster Gen
eral has ordered him to dolivcr all mail
matter, but he says he intends to tell the
Department to mind its own business
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
"Breslin is non s.l e0msalibn."-Messenger.

1IIVF1I" 10 7T0' Vt 00'"o1FF1O1'' 1'TeS0VHB0I
Just so. The fact that he has left the
United States is damning proof that he,
and he alone, is guilty of stealing the peo-
pies money. If innocent, as claimed by
the Messenger, why did he not, as did Glib
son, submit himself to investigation, and
not sneak out of the country as public
malefactor, as he has shown himself to be
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

A fortnight ago the Seneca County Id
vertiser published an article accusing Mr.
Stone, the Treasurer of State, with "buying
up Seneca County money at heavy shave. y
Mr.. Stone addressed lottor to the editor,
denying, in the most positive terms, the
charges made, which letter the advertiser
refuses to publish. This is Locofocoism,
pure and unadulterated.-O S. Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

John B. Cough has recovered the Bible
given him by his mother, which he lost in
Bristol r. l., groggcry, fifteen years ago.
A few weeks since it was accidentally found
in the corner Of an old attic, where it was
probably thrown at the time. Having Mr..
Coughs name, in his mothers hand writing,
it was recognized and restored to him
through the agency of the daughter of the
late Rev. DR.. John 0. Choules.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
WAsuINoroN. July "a

The report that the military ordered to
Utah had been postponed is unfounded.-
Orders had been issued for the recall of Col
Summers command, consisting of the lst
cavalry, ID dragons, and 9th infantry, to-
gether with the company of light artillery
now at Fort Smelling. They will repair t.
Fl. Leaveuworth or Laramie, preparator,
TO their march to the Great Salt Lake City
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
Sale of Real Estate.

BY order of the Probate Court Of sandusky County Ohio
ON the 14th day of August, 1857, at 8
~ o'clock in the afternoon, at the door of the Court
House in the village of Fremont county Of sandusky and
State Of Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder the
lowing real estate as the property Of Daniel Branard
ceased, to witt
The north onehrd fnlots number three hundred and
seventeen and three hundred eighteen and the north
third of the east half of nlot number three hundred aud
nineteen in the village of Fremont in said county.
AISO-The south one-third of inlots numbers three
hundred seventeen and three hundred eighteen and tho
south onehird Of the east half of inlot number three
hundred and nineteen, in said village Of Fremont,
ASO-Twcntysixf feet more less of of the west end
of nlot number two hundred eighteen being the residue
said lot after deuctng what is owned o. L. Nims in
ALSO-lnot number five hundred ninety-three in the
village Of Fremont.
A0-outlot number six and five in said village FIRE
mont.
ALs0-Inot number fty-nine in the village ofRolers
will, in said county.
ALSO-nlots number five hundred and nine subject tC
dover, in said village of Fremont.
TERMS.-One-thfrd down; one-third In nine months
and onethird in eighteen months from day sale the
deferred payments to be interest secured by note
and mortgage on the premises.
MARCIA BRAINARD,
Admr'x Daniel Drainard, deceased.
July 1e 1857. 25w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

In the Supreme Court Of Califorhis the
case Of tho Merchants Mining Company
against John @. Fremont had granted an
injunction upon Fremont, preventing him
from interfering with the operations Of the
Company.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

% WHVFNl WI HT0 WHNIN1
Has your Highland lAddie gone; 4"

Has your Highland IAddIe gomez"
The great questions now agitating the
public mind, are, "Where has Breslin gone,
aud what did he do with the public money
Will the Messenger tell usf .a'..li 2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

EE- Ichabod Corwin, Esq, of Cham
paign county is spoken of for Lieutenant
Governor on the Republican ticket. Mr..
Corwin is man of fine talents, and bore
himself brayely in the late slave rescue
cases.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

DEATH OF A PIoNEER-Jared Ward Of
Milan, Eric county, died on the 18th inst,
aged 81 years He settled in Milan in
1907, and raised the first wheat grown in
that township.-Ioiedo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

In addition TO the regularly appointed delegates, we
would glad to many from each township
make IL convenient to attend.
g. BUCKIAND, c. O. TILLOTS0N,
l.. GEIPlN THEO CLAPP,
I. 81. KELLER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

Upon which some Republican editor
justly remarks:
at will be observed that its cardinal
maxims" begin with the assertion that the
Union must be saved J" and end with that
equally original and newly discovered truism
that "Americans must rule America pas
if the first Of these doctrines was not one
shared in common by the whole American
people; and as if any body but Americans
did or could rule Americal Pshaw such
Quixotic fighting with imaginary windmils
isno evidence of either good sense, or brave
ry. The State Central Committee in their
call, set up table of distractions, which
they say must be defended that have never
yet been attacked or disputed. They might
as well lash themselves into fury in main.
tanning that the sun shines by day, and the
moon and stars by night, or that air is nee
essary to life, or that water runs down hill. ,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
OREGON AND SLAvERY.-A writer in the
New Orleans Delta says:

Oregon WILDE the nest Slave State wasi in the whole
political campaign, and nothing but slavery seemed to be
tho go. Mark my word, her constitution will be adopted
with the slave clause. II is opesided question The In
hahtants all Missourans Kentuckans and go their
death on the old issues.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

RF Counterfeit sos on the State Bank
of Ohio, raised from 2s, arc in circulation
wig. canal scene, two horses train of cars
on upper right corner.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
"A CARD

e-4-1n agreeable associations TO which have To-
came strongly attached and from tho liberal patronage
that have received and the kindness and attention be-
slowed upon me- proves that my most sangune expecta
tons have been than realized Having heard before
came here ofthe prosperity and growth Of your town.
sacites for the transaction Of business It's beautiful
river and surrounding scenerythe Fort commanding
eonspcous site where the scene Of strearms
elanking to thc music Of the drumwhen brave warriors
came forth in defence Of their countrys rights served az
very small nducement TO become one Of YOUR citizens:
and rest assured friends that hive in no way been dsar
pointed; and in all my future business want
to feel interest in your welfare and having view Of the
responsibilities and obligations which surround me- 10
more efectually and benefit you have associated
with myself in business Mr. s. BuoKIAxD recently Of
firm s. AUCKLAND Co.. and in future the business will,
be conducted under the title and name Of woosrrR
BucKLAND In regard 10 the character and standing OF
Mr. BucKLAND, little comment "a necessary After
residence among for the past years. and his
right and honorable course and gentlemanly demeanor
has endeared himself to very large and respectable por
ton ofthe Inhabitants ofthis village county-has at
taincda degree ofpopularity truly envabe (Of our hum
bic self we have nothing TO say but having said this
much permit again to state that your kindness and
patronage literally bestowed lays me under new and
repeated obligations and It will ever be my pleasure to
servo you while remain,
Your most humble and obedient servant
J.F. WOOSTER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

Bills on the Judson Bank, Ogdensburgh,
uttered from Is to 20s arc in circulation
Tho Bank issues nothing larger than 5s
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Senatorial Convention.

Convention for The nomination of Republican Cam
dae State Senator for this District consisting Of the
counties Of Huron, Erie Sandusy and Ottawa, will be
held at Clyde, Sandusky county on
Thursdny, Sept. Sd, 1857.
It Is recommended that the basisof representation he
follows: One delegate for every hundred votes
cast for Supreme Judge the State Election in 1851
and every fractional half that number.
JAIRUs KEENAN,, +. S. THORPE
T.. +. AusTED, EARL BILL,
HOMER EVERETT, c. T. SETH,
SARDIs BIRcHARD, 8. A. SMITH,
Senatorial Committee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31

ESTATE OF JACOB HENRY.-No-
IL ce hereby gven that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and duly qualified administrator Of the said es-
tate. JOHN NOUREY
July24th 1857 27w3s
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TO THE REPUBLICANS OF SANDUSKY Y
COUNTY.

In few weeks you with the voters of each respective
county, will be called upon to make selection of the men
who shall fill your Offices both county and State for the
ensuing years With the experience of the past year
before you becomes you look about and select from
among the people, those in whom you have con6dence
men in whom all the voters shall have unlimited conf
dence who have by long of personal acquant
with the community, proved themselves to be men
of unnuchng integrity; who will have the interests of
the whole people closely at heart, and who will make
their official conduct above suspicion of their oppo
nents. The Republican party unlike that of the oppos
tion condemns openly all dorehcton of duty in its Off
GERS and while its object is to put the best in places
of trust it unhestangly sets them asde should they
be found unathfu 1t therefore is the duty of the friends
of Freedom and Reform in this county who desire the
of the principles of the Fathers of the Consu
ton and the Unon unite their strength and be irwin
chile. Place in nomination the MEN, and unite upon
them every who is opposed to reckless extravagnuce
and the advancement and pepetuiy of apary who have
always built themselves and party vores at the
pense of the people.
As the Republican Central Committee OF Sandusky
County, call upon fellow citizens who desirous
of the of Republican principles TO meet at tho
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ROBERT ]. WALKER.-The yicksburgt
(Miss.) Sentinel, says -

" James Buchanan appointed Robert J. Walker and
should remove him. The south demands t. In the Lam
guage Of distinguished gentleman of State, whilst
lately treating OF this suhec Robert j. WALKER Is our
dog, and ps should be the first 10 kick him."