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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
DIR. TUBRS'
October Appointments.

Or. Il. TUBBs, w.ll be in attendance as follows;
FREMONT. Reeds American, Saturday. oath Oct.
sANDUsKY, st. Lawrence Hotel, Thursday 12d Oct
NORWALk, American House, Friday, 23d Oct.
TIFFIS. shAwhan House Monday 26th Oct
A mistake of day made in Sept. appointment BY
which many disappointed. Such mistake viii not
be likely to occur again.
0R consultation upon all diseases the Throat Lungs
u Heart Liver, Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, and Spleen
also Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervousness Debility
rites OF the Blood, Eruptions Cancers Ulcers and all
and internal.
For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many
whom had exhausted every other within reach
IA no case arc mineral other oisoHs emposed does
ne make sick TO make ce d0Nn build again
The medicines be taken with safety by the most deli
cate and patients may remain at home and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many re-
covered under the treatment aferFends physicians
had given up all hope the indsputabe evidence Of which
can always be furnished lnyads however reduced
spaing, invited to CALL and may assured that no
encouragement will be given or expense incurred without
acorresponding prospect Of recovery,
Invalids should read the following from Rev. T. NJ Chap
man; " l fl-T
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY ooSoERN:--A sense Of duty to a
common suffering humanity prompts me- through the o-
poruniy given me by DIR Tubbs TO submit the following
or,ei statement; have been suffering for several years
nervous depression tested the full power Of aopathe
remedies prescribed by the best ply hand and 10
some extent the hydropathe and homeopathic treatment
without any sensible benefit Having observed the eject
OF Dr. Tubbs treatment to others OF acquaintance and
especially upon the wife Of younger brother, who had
added TO feeble eonstitutio severe cough which
reused fears OF pulmonary consumphon,I concluded TO
consult him myself He prescribed for when Was In
an emaneiased and wretchsd condition. and freely AFFIRM
great degree 10 endure he0vy and continuous
as able for the years cheer
fully commend the Dr. to sufferers from ch5ons d.ssss
Pastor Baptist Church. strsstsborO Portage CO., o,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Falseheod nefu.ed.

The locofocos papers throughout the
State, are now publishing one of the gross
est misstatements they are capable Of doing
to the effect that the State of Ohio had lost
a million of dollars by the failure of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company. We copy
the following realization of this falsehood
from the N. Y. Times;
"a rumor originating with one of the
partisan papers in Ohio, that tho State loses
million Of dollars by the Trust COMPANY,
because of the non-payment of the certif-
Gates Of loan falling due last January, ought
to DO contradicted. The certificates,
amounting to 100000, and provided for
by the new loan of 1856, have all been pre-
sented and paid eight months ago, within
about twenty thousand dollars. AT tho
timc of failure the Trust Company were
creditors Of The State Treasury.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
HON. S. GALLOW AY,
Will also be present
And Address the People,
In a Nut Shell.

Here is the republican creed on the sub
ject Of Slavery, as uttered by Judge Wilmot,
in recent speech at Philadelphia. These
sentiments will meet a response in the
breasts of thousands, and will be true and
safe planks upon which thousands more Of
tho voters of tho land will stand We con-
mend it to our honest Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis Of the old Jeffersonian school:
@I am States rights man up to the hub.
(Applause.) am States Right man of the
Jeffersonian school upon that question; |
hold that under the Consultation Of the Uni
ted States We have no right to meddle di-
rccuy with the question Of Slavery in
States where it already exists; it is State
institution, and it can only be controlled
by State laws, and we in Pennsylvania, have
no moro righ. to legislate for Virginian upor
tho subject of slavery, than Virginia has tn,
right 10 legislate for Pennsylvania upon Tho
subject Of common schools. (rremendou,
.andsIong continued applause.) But, fellow
citizens, in the Territories tho question i
different Tho territories are The common
property Of The Union, apd, .we have The
common right 70 control fhem.D pro
longod apPlansc 80 I.
No sentiment in conflict with this has ey.
.er been uttered by any Republican Press Of
.ofatos; and yet the Republican party Is de-
nouneed as cheriabing doctrines IN conflict
with State Rights on fbis subject. The po
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

That the bill called by the Messenger BucK-
LANDS Bill, had its origin with the denoc-
racy, and was got up on their request. And
further Let IL be remembered, that IL en-
largss Me rights Of property holders and
gives them he right to sell on such terms
AS THEY PLEASE, WITHOUT COM
PELLING THEM TO DO ANYTHING
Paganini could play any tune on ono
string; so can Botfur play any tune OF
Buckland's Bill. Fiddle away, neighbor
but we fear Bucklands Bill will be tbs
death Of you yet. 1t throws you into spasm'
every timo you touch it. and every spasn
is worse than the last. Do please keel
that bill, correctly printed, standing in YOU
columns.
Now, the Messenger man knows that
Buckand's Bill untrammels trade, and per.
mits man to make Just such bargain
about his oaOn land as he pledSeS, and nc
man could be injured by it against his will,
if at all. Docs the Messenger, or rather
Botefur, consider his patrons, and the peo-
pie generally, such fools as to be incapable
of doing their own bargaining9 1t seems
so; and every timo he blubbers about this
bill, he indirectly calls every man who owns
land, disqualified TO do his own business,
and in need of the help of the Messenger
man to make his bargains. For ourself,
we care not whether this bill becomes a law
or not. In our own opinion it would do
little good and less harm. In New York
and many other States thereis no appraisc-
ment of mortgagcd property, in others it
may be waived, and yet people live there,
and as good democrats too as the Messen-
ger man.
But we would not rob the Messenger Of
$50 rich and to him profitable subject as
"BUcKLAND's BILL" Therefore we repeat
our request to print Buckland's Bill in fuh,
and keepit standing in the Messenger
Do let the people sec the monster that
frightens you out of your senses regularly
once week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Late from ,kansas.

The St. Louis Democrat of tho 10th has
late intelligence from Kansas TO the effect
that Mr.. Bailey, Free State man was
fatally stabbed by Lieut. Brocket in Le-
compton, on the I'd, and much excitement
arose in consequence. Gen. Lane was
threatened while in town and was compelled
to leave for Lawrence. Many threats had
also been made against prominent Free
State men, and apprehension was felt that
ere long there would be much bloodshed
among the opposing parties,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
senator RuclrIand.

The Pcrrysburg Journal says "RALpn
p. BUoKLAND, of Fremont, has been re-nom-
mated for the Senate. He was one of the
most able and consistent members of the
last Legislature, and opposed with much abil-
ity and frmness, the attempt made by the
late Board of Public Works and their cor
rupt allies, to swindle the State out of i'm
mense sums Of money. His election should
be most triumphant, and we are assured that
such will be the case.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Tur EIrcr,ov L,w Tbo election

THE ELECTION LAw-The election law
of Ohio, as changed by the Legislature,
now requires residence of thirty days in
the county and twenty in the township to
constitute a legal voter. The penalty for
violation is an imprisonment not to exceed
six nor less than one month. A person go.
ing from one county to another and voting
subjects him to an Imprisonment in the Pen.
etentiary. Term not to exceed six years
nor less than ono.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Won. e. ID. Peck.

The Perrysburg Journal says: "Our
nominee for Representative, is not an office
seeker, is no politician, and only conse nts
to serve the people of this district another
term because they want the privilege of en-
dorsing his consistent and correct policy, as
exhibited by acts in the last legislature.
The people of this district owe It to them
selves, and to the friends of Right who man
fully battled the eorruptions of State officials
side by side with him, to not only re-elcct
DR.. Peck, but to do it with unanimity
that will be terror to those political black
legs who have been robbing the treasury
and plundering the people by Wholesale
That he will be elected, there is not a shad-
ow of a doubt, but let this fact deter no one
from active efforts to swell that majority un-
til it shall embrace all those who oppose
fraud and corruption in the administration Of
our State affairs. That he is being violent
ly opposed by interested parties-by men
who have drawn their sustenance from the
generous breasts of public plunderers, there
is no doubt; bat will the honest voters and
tax-ridden people. of Wood and Ottawa
counties fail to give these public vampires
telling rebuko at the ballot boxl We
think not, and have no doubt but these po
litieal mountebanks and treasury teaches
will receive lesson that will do them good
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

The whole quonon Of slavery the territories having
the Dred scott case ssd BY tbe acts for the establishment
q territorial governments in Kaneae, and IN Nehrassa
there phase q e slavery question which can be e
We sincerely trust II u the representatives. Of the National
Demoeracy In the next congrcsn will oppose and deprec
liable majority Of At least fifteen in tho House q Repre-
sentatiyea and every conservative rejecting citizen
may forever be banished from the halls Of Congress- 7R
rhois question hariag tsea settled the agitation IF
erins By al pho haps the inerssfs Of the Union hcart
Richmond Enquirer
To which the Toledo Blade remarks:--
"Here is little touch of the Spanish in
QUESTION, under the sweet namo of "Dcmoc
racy" Tho Slave Power having decreed
through its court, that the Constitution cs
tablishes despotisn, and gives one man {
right of property in another, to whip teaze
torment and cut up at pleasure, the "Dem
ocratic party as its body-guard, proposes
TO turn the screws and shut down on all The
old rights Of our fathers. The right t
assemble, the right to speak out, the righ
to grumble, the right to petition, the righ
to resist, in short, the rig6t; TO agitate are al
to be cut off; and whosoever wags hi
tongue against the Slave Power is to bc
punished as criminal. The Southern III
QUESTION, in humble imitation of its proto-
type, has fixed its instruments of torture,
hung its pulies, arranged its thumb screws
and whoever darcs to question its mandates
is to have the springs loosened, the screws
turned, and the torture inflicted. Despot.
ism is just the same old tyranny now that
it was half a dozen centuries ago."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Nc, Sept IA.
Our State election came off to-day; 81
towns have been heard from, and they give
the following vote:
For Governor, Morrell, Rep 2o,244
Smith, Dem. 1852; Republican majority,
5,652.
The vote of Portland was, Morrell, 1918
Smith, ,437;; scattering, 8.
Last year Hamlin, Rep. received 2,439
and Wells, Dem. 1851; Patten, Wing, and
scattering 337.
The vote is smaller and the Republican
majority diminished from last year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Keen IL Refore 1bo peoplc.

That the democratic party Of Ohio has produced the
biggest the best and most successful thief that trod
the state; and KNOWING HIN TO BE so, VOTED TO RE.
ELECT HIM TO THE TREASURY last fall
Gibson Is guilty Of helping cover up for while from
motives Of policy, the fact Of this wrong and Heaven
knows that sin enough for any to bear Then what
shall say ofGov. Medil Auditor Morgan, and Secretary
Trevit and host OF other democratic leaders, who not
only covered up the theft for great length Of time but
spent time and money without stint TO continue the plum
dcrer In Office. Oh, corrupt blackl backsrv BLACK
ESTil degenerate democrncyi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

" The slaveocracy, at their Senatorial Convention
nave gone back from the position they took in this
private epue they have descended to the very dregs Mr.
Click their nominee is of that class of young law
yers who has neither the character the capacity to
sustain himself by his profession and enters upon politics
as business His conduct in Sandusky county was such
una. ne aa no nope OF preierment there and that class of
men in Erie county being nearly reduced to one and he
almost cypher he thought this the better pontfor po
iitical adventures Heulged well. There open
ing just such to take the lead and of good
character setat aside for pure unaduerated
political gambler He wholesale dealer under
stand in Sandusky county in "Adavts and retailer in
Land Warrants How is this, neighbor KEELER!-Milan
Free Press.
Neighbor SMITH, you hadn't ought to-
It's well and generally known in this sec
tion that Col. Click did deal in ".4fidav,ts"
and '"iSwamp Lands" and that too, with SO
much boldness that tho old leaders and
wire pullers in the party stood back in amaze
ment. His political faith requires this, get
official power, no matter bywhat means; if
by making an "qffdavit" it is to DO obtain
ed, there must be no shrinking back, though
the matters set forth in The "q6idavif'
could not be proven, if proof should be.calL
ed for. Mr. CLICK, is certain of being de-
feated by the voters of this district at the
polls, in October, therefore we do not feel
like calling up his misdeeds while he was a
resident of Fremont We think we say
enough when we announce Hon. RALPH P.
BUoKLAND, as the Republican candidate for
Senator and that his opponent is Col. G.
w. CLICK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
ga Mfstalxe.o

The Messenger acknowledged it Hec
about the commissioners of .Sdndusky Co
What confidence can be placed in an editor
who descends in the filth so lowl Every
week the sheet reeks with political false
hood, the vilest of slandcr and open profan
ity. Away with the corrupt thing and its
contaminating influence. What household
can it enter without there leaving stain?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

The voeiferous, uproarous candidate ofthe
ing democracy addressing large crowd Of abou,
TWENTY-FIVE persons few evenings ago, when having
sweled his subject and his voice to the highest pitch h
exclaimed, "NOr, ThGt do you nink, geaasHen7" In
santly In the assembly and with one eye partly
closed modestly, with Scotch brogue said; Bfr Fine
rock think Sir lido indeed Sir, think that If you ans
IshOHd stamp the county together could tel more tie
any other frO in the county, Sir, aud Fd MOI
SAY A WORD MYSELF, all the time, Sir"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

decide whose hands you will commit your
interests to. We have confidence in tho
intelligence Of tho voters and believe they
will decide right Look at the two tickets
and contrast tho one with the other. Act
upon true judgement thus formed, and we
shall be satisfied.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
The standing army Demoeraey.

Where the face Of the GARTH is there now so outra-
geous ynnt tho concentrated nigser-democraey in
the administration Of Buchanan
Tell Of another place where army with banners
and bayones and loaded muskets and gterng swords
sent and maintained and posted like the army in Kansas
to keep down the people and shoot them they attempt
TO make free governmental
The history of the times furnishes parallel Think
Of il reader Think Of II.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

"We believe negro is human-he has a
soul-he has an intellect--aad so far as
the right Of suffrage or any other right Of
citizenship is concerned, he should be placed
on an equality ,Oih the rest of mankind"
Ohio State Journal.
The above quotation was published in the
SaldHsky Democrat a couple of weeks ago,
with the assertion that it was the creed Of
the republican party All We have to say
on this point is that the extract is a
BASE FORGERY. The Journal never
uttered such sentiment; neither is it the
sentiment ofa republican paper in the State,
or of the republican party. The Democrat
says it never publishes anything but what it
has the proof to back up. Will the Demo
erat retract the statement?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18


In accordance with the call issued by tho
tho Central Committee, the Republicans Of
Sandusky county, met at the Court House,
in Fremont, on Saturday, the 9th inst, and
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, were called to order
by Daniel Baker Esq. On motion, STE
PHEN BUCKLAND, Of Fremont, was
chosen President; JAMES McKM, of York,
and DANIEL BAKER, Of Scott, werc chosen
yicc Presidents. On motion, A. J. KNAPP,
of York, and A. B. Cook, of Scott, were
elected Secretaries.
On motion Of 7. Clapp, a committee Of
two was chosen by the delegations of each
township, whose duty it should be to confer
with the several delegates and then sug-
gcst to the convention the names of candi-
dates for nomination.; the committee to re-
port Immediately after the opening of the
afternoon session. The following were an
nounccd from each township.
Sandusky-C. o. Tillitson, 7. Clapp;
York--N. P. Birdseye, II. r. Adams;
Townsend, D. Shuts, Orlin Selyey;
Green Creek-Wm. E. Lay, J. McClary;
Riley-A. Higley;
Ballyille-Henry Fry, VIM. Colby;
Jackson--C. G. Greene;
Scotia. B. Cooke, G. G. Minkler;
Madison-D. p. Hurlbut, L. Bacon;
Woodville-Wm Anderson, NJ. M. Harnes.
Convention then then adjourned to meet
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

PROVIDENCE, Sept. IA.
Tie difficulty in the Bank Of South Coun-
ty is only temporary. There can be no
doubt Of its ability 10 meet engagements.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES CoNvESTioN.--The dele
gates of Wood and ottowa counties met at woodvile
the I'd list Il. D. Peck nominated general muss
the result Delegates from Ottawa Withdrew from the
convention. So Mr. Peck the do-nohng member for the
Democrat.
We had been led to believe that San
dusky county possessed the very worst class
of locofocos in the State of Ohio and that
they could and would resort to baser acts
and statements to secure their ends than
others dare. We however have had our
faith greatly shaken By reading tho above.
1t is as untrue, as the idea that the demo-
cracy seek the greatest good for the greatest
number We were present at the conven-
ton at Woodvillc, on the I'd. There was
no "musS" in the convention. Delegates
from Ottawa county were in tho Conven-
ton and voted for the denomination of Dr.
E. D. PECK. Some Of the best men Of
Ottawa county were there as delegates and
all Of them unanimously endorsed the sc,cc-
tion of DR.. Peck. But the above is sim
ply locofoco lie, and by telling it they
think to aid in the election of Mr.. Norton,
an out-and-out know nothing. We quote
from tho Perrysburg Journal!
The assertion that Or. Peck "do-nothing member
Of the last legislature either brands the person making
the charge as grossly ignorant of the history of the egs
laure, utterly reckless Of his assertions Donoth-
ing is no part of Of Mr. Pecs nature whether at home
or in the Legislature. True he did not make long winded
speeches TO consume time and get the peoples money and
those who read his letters to paper will not forget how
often he alluded the disposition Of certain members to
clog the wheels of business by that speeches
He was always hand when business was to be
and always voted right and this the Democrat does
not deny lie secured the passage of several of
Importance to the people Of his district represented
their interests and wishes quite well any man could
have done. Every bill introduced by him passed. and
no windy speeches required II is the most noisy
members that do the most work have the most infu
ence in legislative body and by members
OF the legislature by visitors by the clerk Of the House.
and Others that the Representative from this district ex
ercised an influence exceled by member the House
Every one acquainted with the Dr. knows that hesnot
"donothng man, and all such charges will fall upon the
heads OF his traducers with crushing force.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Convention called to order. The Com
mitteo which had been appointed in tho
morning reported that they had counsel
led with the several delegations and a,
the result of their deliberation presented
for tho consideration of the convention the
following:
For eprcscntatiye--O. L. Minis;
=" Auditor--Abram Van Doren;
Trcasurer-Thomas Gilmore;
=" Sheriff Henry Sweet;
Clcrk--Charles H. Greene;
Prosecuting Atty-Homer Everett;
Probate Judge-Wm. s. Russell;
Coroner-L. Bacon;
COMMISSIONER. S. Olmstcd;
Infirmary Director--C. G. Sanford.
On motion of l. NJ. Keeler, the names Of
the persons so reported, were announced
singy to the convention, that all might be
satisfied with the action of the commit.
tee or state their objections
Without a dissenting voice every oaudi-
didate proposed was nominated by acclama-
tion.
On motion, the President appointed I.
M. Keeler, c. G. Eaton, and VIM. Cook a
committee to wait upon Mr.. Minis and in.
form him of his nomination. While the
committee were absent, Mr.. Everett adj
dress the convention.
Mr., Minis coming in, was greeted with
most hearty cheers, and in few remarks,
thanked the convention for the honor con-
ferred upon him, assuring them he would
strive to secure the success of the Republi.
can ticket in Sandusky county.
Convention was also addressed by L.
Gelpin and I. j. Carlton.
On motion the President appointed the
following persons to act as the Centra
Committee for the year 1858: l. NJ. Kee
Ter, Theo. Clapp, D. L, June, G. G, Eaton
and s. G. Baker.
With three cheers the Convention al
journcd sine die.
S. BUCKLAND, Prcs't.
JAMES McKM Wa puo.,,.
DANIEL BAKER, ic0 feS U.s.
A. A. B B. roor'' COOK, Secretaries.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18


LEONARD BACON, Of Madison, is The can
didate for Coroner, by unanimous VOTE
Farmer BACON is man of more than Or
dinary intelligence and ability, having the
respect esteem and unlimited confidence Of
his neighbors, and is every way fitted to fill
the Office of Sheriff should such a contin-
gency occur. He will poll a strong vote.
JESSE s. OLMsrED, Of this town was the
unanimous choice for Commissioner. A
residence of forty years in this place we
think is time for all to get acquainted with
Mr.. OLMsTED, and all who know him, know
him to be just tho man for Commissioner.
CARsn G. SANFORD, of Townsend, is the
unanimous nominee for Infrmaiy Director
Here again We ha,s farmer. Just the
man who can properly and judiciously look
after the lnfrmary Farm, and sec tina. our
county property is not squandercd.
We have huriedly reviewed tho ticket
and we say without fear Of contradiction,
that il IS ths best ticket Of the best men
ever put forward for the suffragos Of the
voters Of this county. Republicans to
work now. The contest is waxing warm,
and soon the struggle at the polls is to be
l.made. 10 less than four weeks you are TO