Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

The Democrats position reminds us Of
tho old cockpey song: a

Butfd give httn some nay, ana whoa
To us Hall is iu the position of the cock
ney and the Democrat in that Of the donkey
vkRI PRoForxp-is the non.dc,cript who pre,idcs ov
er the JOnrHai--very-M Messenger.
Nor VERY PRoFouND--are the asse,
who bray through the Messenger.
The president and officers of the Agri
cultural Society have been during the pas
week making arrangements to put the Fai
Grounds in complete readiness for the An
nual Exhibition.
A Douglas paper has been started il
Marion, o. A. Osborne editor and proprie
tor. or course it will oppose the election
of Lccompton w. Hall. The only Doug
las paper in this district the SunduskJ
Democrat having gone over to Bill Eng
lish Hall.
The Lecompton men in this district may
as well give up the contest for Represen.
tative. The mass Of the people will vote
for John Carey, the farmer of Wyan-
dot rather than be betrayed second time
by Hall.
G. d T. RAILROAD SUPERrNrENDENT.-
We learn that ]. A. Jackman, Esq, of Nor.
walk, Master Mechanic on the road has
been elected TO the station of Superintend-
cnt, made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
Phillips. Tho appointment is frat rate
one.
Judge Carey has been spending the week
in this county, seeing his friends and form
ing acquaintances. We think the pros
peet is pretty good Of his being elected as
representative of this district. He spoke
at Fostoria and Bcttsville on Monday, Fre-
mont Tuesday evening, Rollersville We'd
nesday afternoon, visiting Woodvillc on
Thursday, and speaking at Hessvillc Thurs
day evening. .tt.vrs
i The PRISTER.--The September number
of this beautiful publication is before u.s.
1t is as its name indicates-The Printer
yet it may be with great profit read by ALL
The history of the art of printing in all its
departments from its first invention to the
present time is being published in its pages.
Henry & Huntington, publishers, No. l
Spruce street New York, at 81 per year.
THE COMET, is holding levocs every
night and morning, admittancs free, with
no postponement on account of the wealth
or. Every pleasant evening from Z to 8
o'clock the long tailed stranger can be seen
low down in the northwest. 1t is more
plain and brilliant about 4 o'clock in the
morning in the northeast. % aHi 5a-
At the meeting Of the NJ. E. Church
Conference for this (Dclaware) district,
Rev. G. g. FERR1s was appointed to the
Fremont station. Rev. J. r. CApLrs who
has been stationed here for the two years
last passed, has been appointed to the Del
aware station. ''lt 4
The Atlantic Telegraph cable is not
yet in working order. '- .''.' t.ta
A gang of Gipisies strolling about Col
umbus, undertook on Friday evening last
to kidnap two small children. The vio-
lent cries of tho children brought relief.
Dred Scott died in St. Louis on Friday
last, the 18th inst,
We publish on our first page quite an
interesting letter from Mrs. C. N. Downs,
now resident of Kansas. .rrs1 p, l..
Every head of family should have an
insurance on his life for tho benefit of his
wife and children. 1t is just as necessary
as TO have your house or storc insured
R. w B. Mcclellan is agent for Fremont.
Whenever Hall says he will vote for the
admission Of Kansas this winter with
population Of $4,000, ask him why he vot-
cd last session to keep her out until sho
had 93,oool And ask him il by voting
as he says he will, he does not put his fol-
lowers who have been inveighing SO loudly
for tho last few months against admitting
State until she had $4,000 of a popula-
tion, into rather bad predicamonti ,.ef
Hall is daily making promises and
pledges to the people OF this district which
he does not intend to carry out should he
be reelected. Under solemn pledge he
has once betrayed you, will you give him
the power to do SO again. Remember then
to vote for John Carey who will do as he
tells you he will. i valrr
FLORAL HALL-Arc the young ladies
and gentlemen aware tho Agricultural So
eiety have built a permanent house 40 feet
square in tho Fair Grounds, with a tight
roof where the fine articles taken in will be
perfectly safe, and cannot be damaged by
waterl Now this Floral Hall needs to be
trimed and decked with evergreens Gs., pre-
paratory to the Fair. Next week will be
the time to attend to it. na n reati
''The Commercial List" Of New York Of
the 18th inst. states undor the head of
"Freights;" "as an illustration of tho ex-
tremo dullness VIC may mention that there
! was not q SOLITARY shin On Ne berth rsco;,,