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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02
minnesota Ant,-Lccomp,on Resolution.

Minnesota Anfi-Lccompton Resolutions.
Politicians have had quite an exciting
time in the Minnesota House of Represen-
tatives. Mr.. Starkey, Democratic Repre-
sentative from ST. Paul offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That Government to be just
and legitimate under our Republican sys-
tenn, must rest upon the free consent Of the
people governed, and that in our opinion
the attempt of tho Administration to i'm
pose the Lccompton constitution upon the
people of Kansas against their consent was
an infringement Of this principle of free ro-
publican government.
Tho Lecompton Democrats were taken
aback, and resorted to parliamentary tactics
to staye off a vote on the resolution, but
without avail, although tho speaker sympa-
thized with tho Buchananites.- The vote
was finally taken, and the resolution adop-
ted, yeas AZ, nays %. Politically the vote
stood-for resolution 81 Republicans and
l l antiLecompton Democrats opposed, %
Lecompton Democrats.
The Buchanan men made such wry faces
at Anti-Lecompton, that Mr.. Sheetz, Re-
publican, administered still more repug-
nant dose by offering the following;
Resolved, That we approve of the course
of Stephen A. Douglas, Gen. Shields and
others, in their opposition to the attempt
Of the Administrator to forco the Lecomp-
ton constitution upon the people of Kansas
in defiance Of their expressed will and
wishes. /,
There wasno way of escaping a vote
which stood A to 30 on adopting the reso-
luton, politically divided as follows; For
the resolution 81 Republicans and IS anti
Lecompton Democrats; against it, 20 Le-
compton Democrats.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02
Friday, July 2, 1858.
COUNTY CONVENTION

COUNTY CONVENTION.
In the call for the State Convention the State Central
Committee recommend TO the various County Committees
to call eonveuton to meet at the county seat the Sd
day Of July to appoint delegates to the State Convention
which will meets the City Of Columbus the 18th day
Of July to nominate State Ticket to be supported by tho
Republicans OF Ohio at the October election.
We, the Central Committee Of sandusky County, there
fore urgently request the Republicans and all others who
honestly and truly opposed to the present Lecomptor
Administration, to up to Fremont in Mass Meeting
at H ea
Court House, the Sd day of July, at 2p. m
to appoint delegates TO the State Convention and Il
transact such other business as may be presented.
THE0. CLAPP,
I'm KEELER,
.... DANIs J.. JUNE,
CHAS. q. EATON,
N.Hf SANFORD G. BAKER.
June 4, 1883. Central COnsmiftes
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PArRIoTIc FAT MEN.-The Falstaffs Of
Richland Counry are to celebrate the Fourth
sin body" A call is made in the Mans
field Herald for meeting of all men in
the county who weigh over two hundred
pounds, TO make arrangements for joining
in the festivities of the Anniversary of our
Independence. Mansfield will see "bar-
rel of sweat" on that day, and unless tho
weather moderates this Falstafian company
VIII cry ou. M
- mat 'n'' '00' 700 ''iai' % "S'' W0oia melt
Tho Nowark Ad,oeote ed;,o1 bv VIM
n Morgan a we'll known Democrats nol;.
t;cian saws If The act RECENTLY declared nm.
constitutions, by tho Supreme Court.
ITO those Democratic members of tho
axaa,l;on"v " % ooss;ne' e ths G iaa; oaa.,i"" @
II w;Il hs No news when we ,lsclare thai we
- Sore " ,,ncond;t;onally oo adysrse ~ ;ts n.ssooe
n. wo raaa,dod !, ss nessuro 49, ~ 49,
ozo,'jeg;.a,;on nat de,nandod Nv Tho neo.
nile and without apy ADEQUATE object 10 ius-
tlfy It, ,t@A
hLISoIs.-Douglas's homo organ the
Chicago Times gives a list Of ffty-aiae
journals in that State which repudiatc the
Lccompton test, two non-commiltal, and sir
one i edited hy a nostmaster one Inv 4 mail
AGENT one by n Lecdmpton nominee. one
bought fot S417. and two owned by post
masiers Tbe editors Of the two vet non
ieomm;tial sxpect 10 DO appointed postmas-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02

The PLUMBER BOARD UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Supreme Court of the State have de-
clared the act of the last Legislature, crea-
ting Board to distribute State patronage
which has heretofore been in the hands of
the Governor to be unconstitutional. Judge
BARLEY, who belongs to tho "ierce Democ-
racie," alone dissented. There can be no
reasonable question that this decision is a
correct one; and the people generally will
be highly satisfied that SO mean partisan
scheme has been defeated. The case was
ably argued on both sides and has excited
not q little interest
SALMON p. CHASE is still Governor.
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Rochestor. juno 90,

The Jury in the case Of Mrs. Littles,
tried for the murder of her husband retired
at half past four on Friday p. NJ, and were
out until tho opening Of the Court this
morning. They returned a verdict of gull
ty of manslsnghter ia the I'd degree
The Court promptly sentenced her to Sing
Sing prison for the term of seven years
This sentence ssstns to satisfy tho public
mind.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02

COLUMBUS, June 70,
Or. Avis resolution, adopted by tho
General Assembly held at New Orleans in
May last for national prayer meeting, 10
be held from 10 to i o'clock, A. NJ, on
fha 4th Of July, was adopted ut the union
PRAYER meeting in this city this morning.
The venerable DR., Hogs is to lead the meet
ing, and all the clergy are TO be present.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02

THE woRLDs OF ALL NArIoSs. Among the noticeable
things exhibition at the Crystal Palace the
tbution Of Ner Pals from the laboratory of pB. j. C.
AVER the author Of the widely known and valued CHERRY
PICTORIAL As is against the express regulation of the
Palace admit any quack medicines, this fact shows that
his remedies not placed in that category by the
thoies Indeed have before known that his Pector-
al was highly appreciated BY scientific men, and have
lately that his Psare held in great estimation by those
dee ply learned in the healing art7rue Reformer, ass.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02
MUSIC.

.Ns1A MRS. II. Q. MILES, returns her thanks to the
kHAH citizens OF Fremont for the liberal patronage
NdN which she has received during her first term Of
Hex teaching instrumental and vocal music in this
lace Parents wishing TO have theft daughters in
trueted n instrumental vocal music will please make
application soon the second term will commence We'd
lesday, July 7th.
Singing School Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
tff- Residence CroRhan street.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02

Senator Douglas and wife were in Phila-
delphia Tuesday last, en- rodte fol Illinois,
whore he win open bis campaign. Tho
Press says: i asr aaff
&. lie was visited by large number Of
most influential citizens--holding quito an
impromtn levee, in fact for no public an
nouncsmsnt Of his arrival in this city had
been made He appeared in excellent
health and spirits.
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The Snpreme Indreshin.

The Tiffin Tribune says: "As the Re-
publican press throughout the State are urg-
ing the claims of different persons, in con-
nexion with the above named office, we
wish to present in modest way, the name
of Hon. Cooper K. Watson of this place
Both as man and lawyer, Mr.. Watson is
emincntly qualified for the position. His lc-
gal ability, sound judgement and unfaltering
integrity, both in public and private life, have
won for him reputation, which even his
political opponents cannot gainsay. II
elected, he would discharge the duties of
the office with credit to himself and honor
to the party; and would prove slower Of
strength" to the Republican cause in this
part of the State We make this state.
ment entirely on our own responsibility and
without Mr.. Watson's knowledge or consent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-02

THE PEoPLE's PARTY.-A few of our
contemporaries, (notcd for their vacillation,
and the muciaginous nature of their spinal
columns,) have a great deal to say about
the peoples Party;' they regard it as a
''fixed institution" We have as yet seen
no declaration Of tho principles of this mys.
terious party. We know Of one peoples
party whose principles are boldly proclaim
cd, but this cannot be the peoples party"
to which our contemporaries SO often and
facctiously alludc.
y Is IL opposed TO the Leeompton
,S,oiadleS N7 ter s4
R9- Is il opposed 10 he Dred Scott De-
cisions 1fra
y Ezs-L Is is opposed 10 tie recognition and
protection of slavery IN dte Territories By
tie General Governmentg 80 fl
EE- Is itnl favor of fostering Free La,
Bors ' aQ
WIsh IN. favor ofa judieious inprope-
h1enf of our rspers and harborss
Eg-b it an Japor of pressrviag the sou
sreignty of the Statess oiH
re- Is IL opposed to an ertraodgaat and
corrupt administration of the Government,
as eeiaced By the present and preceding
ADMINISTRATION iae II - lHtt s Z
Hba opposed to Oaend Manitestoes
tfii5ustering, and pOlilcal juggisry in gen,
sTals 81 I3af
Hhaia FACT a peoples partys
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THE mODERN JEsUITs.

The fundamental principles Of the Soci-
ETY. Of Ignatius Loyola, was unhesitating
submission to the will of superiors. This it
was that rendered them at once 90 corrupt
and so dangerous, and caused their exclu-
sion from all the countries of Europe. The
same evil principle is fast becoming tho first
doctrine of the party which calls itself Dem
ocratic. Above all othor parties, this party
has ever held that its members must sup
port without wavering, all regular nomitia-
tions. This,-though bad doctrine, since
it destroys individual frcedom--is more en-
durable than tho detestabe doctrine which
now rules the party. Its now the supreme
law Of the democracy as expounded by its
leaders, that whatever isset forth from dem
ocratic Administration at Washington is
democracy, and must be supported by every
good democrat. So far is this detestable
doctrine carried, that when Mr.. Buchanan
asserts at one timo the right of the people
of a territory to vote directly and without
any side issues, upon the Constitution under
which they arc to live; and when within
three short months, this same Administra-
ton denies this doctrine and employs the
whole force Of Executive patronage to COM
pei the inhabitants of Kansas to accept q
Constitution theyhave never voted on; then
it is held TO be the solemn duty of every
democrat to follow the President in this
somerset, and adopt the last doctrine sci
forth at Washington, without a murmur.-
If any democratic paper dares object,
it is forthwith cast out ofthe synagogue
If any member of Congress does not vote to
sustain the President in all his contradicto-
ry evolutions, he is branded and spit upon
If any office holder refuses to swallow the
new creed, his head is speedily in the bas.
ket. This is Jesuitism with its corruptinb
power, its utter dishonesty, its dangerous
obedience to tho will Of supcriors, whatever
that will may be. 1t is manifest that thi.
doctrine of absolute submission to the die
tion of the Administration, is to be the ties
to which all aspirants for office in the dem
ocratic ranks arc to be brought. Whocve
does not pronounce the Shibboleth will |,
cut down without mercy. When the part,
has thus been purified Of every man VIII
dare think and act for himself, then it vii
have become unit--a unit in the sam
sense that the followers Of Ignatius Loyola
are unit--having no will but the will @
their superiors. Then tho democratic part,
will be the fit tool with which to cut dowr
even the form of American liberty, the sub
stance having vanished long before. TIL
number fmen who can stand up agains
the proscrptivc power of the Administratio
is few indeed. We fully expect to see Doug
las, Montgomery, and nearly all the rest VIII
have stood up for tho right of the people
against the Administration, bow down an
worship the idol set up for their alteration
1t will remain true that tho only men VIII
can be relied on arc those who do not ask o
fee of such an Administration as this.
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sCRoFuLA OR KINGS EVIL CURED. TESTIMONY
FOR SANDUSKY co: ,..,

: n -" FREMONT, NAY, 1BbS.
DR.. II. TuBBs-DxAR SIR--HopiuR to assist you in the
good work doingand to desparng
invalid to seek relief from suffering will give the facts OF
my wes ease. In July, 1852 sh was first afflicted with
swelling on the side Of her neck which remained there
increasing In size until March 1855, when It had become
very large She taking your medicines about
that time In three four months the change very
noticeable and iuonc the swelling entirely
moved, the neck had tura appearance and
her health fully restored She had received prescrp
tions from several but the tumor continued to
grow until arrested by your treatment She had given up
hope ever getting well until advised by friend to try
your treatment II II now two years since the
compshed During this time she good health
and there trace Of the tuor left Residence for the
last two miles west Of Fremont and and
half from Moore's Mill,
Yours with respect HENRY Z. SHIvELY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AT SPECIAL. CoNyoCATfON or THE FIRsf
II independent African Grand c0uucio Of Prasas o
lem Of A. held IN the city OF New YORK SstuftY Nov.
~ = d. 1909, A. l. SKIS. the Il. d O. Com n4nier Inspector
ter era Of The Thsty third degree Frlacls olasluez the T.
William n Gibson Keeper OF the Seals the r. Alex tnder q.
Peters, Grand Recorder Valiant Ptncs Josac Tnrpn
senthe petition Of suniy galsu pr,nces the city 81 Me-"
York 10 " formed lodge at perfection having been ore
'os eoS 81 and the granted they accordingly
regularly constituted lodge az perfection under Tn name
and Appreciation OF Riley Grand lodge of Percctior sn the
foiowns officers elected and duly installed Paul Day
ton Il + g. NJ. Jacob Nanderheek, D. q NJ John brown,
9. w David Robinson ]. q w Elii.h Butlet q X =.
John tndson o. T.. John 7 Hroeu q. : Richard A SIM.
u. U John Hicks, III. ~ Henry Carrleur. q. T.
Attesed ALEXANDER c. PETERS, q. r.
ssIN Hoe sIGk0 yINcEs."--A A SPECIAL. CONyO
cation Of the +. A. Gtand Facampment OF N A., held
IN The city OF Ne~ lorA saturday. Nov 20 - 1888
5SS a. q 7t0 Nosi EmaeRt Fraucts BolasIuez Grand
Master presiding the petition Of sundry sir knights
sened praying be formed comaudery to be located
the city Of New York and 10 be known the Mount Calvary
Commandery fhe prayer Of the petitioners being granted
the NJ r. Grand Master and officers proceeded 10 constitute and
install the officers thereof yy:Pfnl Drayton, q Jacob
Vanderbeck, c. David j. Robinson. G. e.; John w Brown,
r. John j. Hudson I John : Brown, X Richard A. Sim
mons : W.; Augustus stephens j. W; John Hicks g.;
Elijah Butler, 5. 81 Lewis a. Hood W Henry Carrieur >
Atiesed ALEXANDER q. PETERS. q. K
T0HN WARREN HARNETT'S PATENT BOILER IN
81 crusston preventive The public hereby notified
thai hae any right authority dispose OF any
eres in his patent An5 who pretends To do
aud a vagaD0nd. JOHN WARREN HARkEFT,
Greenwich street
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DALACE GARDEN PAVILION.
II To might, FRIDAY Nov D.
PROBES STAIRS

L To nirh, FRrDsy, Nov D.
'' ELEahSf FNrERrArsxgsrs
& m e ime. larger Sssn s na sea
tsts ,hem ulon Living Monersu The pre.sncs q M peoPe
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pavta Door open a 81 eaiertaiaen, commencing At T.
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doc i ETtR A. srrss Nun AND NIGHT
b. xafams waftns troupe Of Motel Arises CONSISTING Of
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
with Other txtrs ncase.ss,nrasy Nov q,
= " a'e'af sss X. ffs 6F MADAME w,Rros
o WHICH ''''' six 1e H6 Si e g 2afaf o''
~.l q cab perflrm'nce. Admission tbs sane a
CApfsy or rusIc-G,La MATINEE
The very great number = letters cceiye tron families .,
1e on q ,gwp who naturally observe that ,he eY eeng
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assesibe ri-s s' 10 ts arn55are ,hal
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y s.Tyspsy 50, z ,re,; Goes
prior b Der depnrqss; t9E Hasa ssS@.,,o,rs,
his kindly volunteered her services The following artists win
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and With ssnor Mag r 1 HI AN as6 ia, o''''
The prize admission % she matinee a. az Al The Former
Sas-Ruycrs II reserved ses,s Cor % nights R0bcr 10
D1'X eRhTrirous TICKET 70 rHg MATINEE.
The ''' of"s sbxi W ~ oys bSiss = ''
spa the A, Az nsTsps ~ r. private boxes
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public lh entire academy rcludins the new private bor-
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Broadway. Nrnns 4 Clark, Tenth ssrest
cAr'''f sso n HEG,a"..
Roses 1f2 Atlantic street Pruxs Xs Fufo1 sfrSo1
E s ssSs Is so 81 10 o. rss AcarxY
70 "'sG s S;pfs sBBfpsllfiey.L TICKET OFFICES
WI be opened.
rhe dor VII Re opeasav :; ~. The s' me- VII 49,
VIZ ~ srson hss vtskers from the couoxry
b. u trne tor 10 railroads and tesabosts
On MONDAY, por-retts opers -
LugREZIA IDfGTA.
rICCoLosisi bsI psss
4 MEXICAN DRAMATIC INSTITUTE AND GENERAL
~ Theatrical. Mrscal and Equestrian Agency-wsnset
r,nesistev lsur iates for ballet and utility. younx man
flr light comedy Juvenile business Second Old ana
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co, ~ P4osdway, ccruer ~ Browne street
YyGYvARps GREAT MvCNANfCAL rfCTUVE
ID The DFsrRUCrICN or JKRUaAIrM
nov open Al Hall Broadway, Bleectev
Also &e Gar t-mei PsnwSma % the HOLY LAND. Ev~r
Sfsrn,oa a. O'Clock, svsv svsnAna ~ A1sas'ea
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
A UCrI0N NOTICE.
N asSIGStfS SALE OF ELEGANT FURS
Kro,dWay

Between Fulton and Joln streets.
HERS MOSS Ancneers beg 70 notify purchasers that
In Of Ike unprecedented sales the first
dsys viii lie )stroae further sales day.
order the stock and get fresh catalogues The
sale vii therefore be coniinued
FRIDAY, Ney D. al l0is o'clock,
When there viii be offered splendid assortment OF rich Hud
bav sable, Russia mink, royal ermne
Russ, ch squirrel, French sable river mink and other large
rsans carriage tpprts. vcorlas.
muils, cuds gloves, collars, muhlars. &C.
ALSO.
large assortment If wolf buffalo gray
raccoou Isabella, bear polar bear and oer sleigh and
robes. &c 6otos on view, catalogues ready early
q sale