Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-05

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Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, of tho U. s. House
of Representatives, has our thanks for val
liable public documents.
On Tuesday next, tho New Hampshire
State election for Governor and Legislature
takes place.
The first U. S. Congress assembled ss
years ago yesterday. To-day is the seth
anniversary of the Boston massacre
The confirmation of Cook the Lccomp-
ton Locofoco for the Chicago postoffico, by
tho U. s. Senate, is in rather an uncertain
condition.
Tho Legislature of Kentucky have made
an offer to Congress, of regiment of vol
untecrs for the Utah army.
Green, Douglas and Collamar had quite
discussion on the Kansas and Minnesota
affairs, in the Senate on Monday. A bill
will soon be introduced to admit tho two
Territories together The struggle will bo
a long one and closely contested one
Our opinion still is, that Lccompton will
carry.
Monday, the first day of March was cold
and raw with cloudy sky. Tuesday after
noon there was quite a snow squall.
Is there Douglas Democrat in this town
who feels interest enough in the success of
the "little giant" to call meeting of the
democracy to sustain him in his manly OPP
position to the Lecompton swindleG The
} Messenger has forsaken and kicked him
} Have not tho party leaders all forsaken him |?
The honest men of the party all sustain
5 Douglas. Is there a Democrat wko dare
take the initiatory steps to get up a meeting
; to sustain Douglass
Mr.. SHERMAN, of Ohio on the 1st inst,
offered resolution which was adopted call
ing for information as to whether money
had been paid from the Treasury, for the
year ending juno 3oth, 1857, for the ex-
, penses of the Legislature, or alleged Legis-
lature, of Kansas; under what act and from
what fund.
Mr.. Stanton's Anti-Lecompton speech in
New York has been translated into German,
and largo edition published by the New
York Demokrat. 1t is significant and
most encouraging fact that the leading for
eign papers in New York, German, French
and Irish, arc openly committed against the
Lecompton fraud.
The loss of life at the burning Of the
Pacific Hotel at St. Louis, cannot bc less
than 25, and as many seriously injured.
A State Mass Convention of the Ohio
Democracy opposed to the Lecompton Con
stitution is to be held at Columbus on the
10th day of March next We wonder why
the Messenger does not publish the call9
> We have received from the hands of Sen
ator BUcKLANp, the fourth annual report o
> the State Commissioner of Common Schools
, : The Marion Mirror, J. R. Knapp Editor
! puts up the name of Stephen A. Dougla
for President in 1860.
IT 1t is said by a gentleman from Washing
s. ton that the Lccomptonitcs call the Doug
% las men the "mulatto democrats"
e The Ohio Statesman calls the Lecomp
d ton Constitution; ''That hideous deformity
rs born of vile and traitorous body, like Sa
IN tan of Sin, tho Lccompton Constitution"
y We have received copy of tho Schoc
ID Visitor, published monthly at Cleveland
s 1t is devoted to tho interest of Schools teach
ID ers, &C. Clark & Pittenger publishers
: terms, 35 cents per year.
Al Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher intends to sat
: for California during the present montf
g where he will spend the summer.
: The Cleveland Herald says "Clevelan
= & Toledo Railroad Stock has advanced
J. ~ 81 cents" We suppose this is on accoul
!. of Withholding passes from portion of IL
=, editors on the line of tho road.
g- The salary of Queen Victoria is e4oC
. 900. Out of this she has to pay the sal
ries of the State Officers.
its The Lake Erie Paper Mill, which wi
lie burned down few weeks since, we leal
en- by the Cleveland Leader is to be rebuilt II
he on n moro oytansivo ecate and ha connletf