Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

celebrated at the Chapel Royal, St. James {
Palace on the 25th Of January. After the I
conclusion Of the ceremonial, IL is currently
reported that the bride gave vent to her I
feelings and flung herself upon her moth /
ers bosom, at which a scono took place in I
which great emotion was eyinced by all |
concerned According to Punc6's estimate,
there were several barrels of tears she'd byi {
the spectators. II
Gov. Wise Of Va, in four column let
Ter says "that careful view Of the Presi-
dents message constrains him to differ with
tho President, and that tho Lecompton con-
stitution is anti-republican and oppressive
and is offensive to the self respect and NOR
al sense of free people.
The Bedford county Penn, democracy are
of the real Buchanan stripe. AT n mass
meeting at Bedford on the 9th, they passed
strong resolution sustaining the Administra-
ton.
Mr.. Edison has introduced bill in tho
Legislature, to repeal tho marriage license
law Of this State, and to prevent persons Of
"the age of discretion" to get married with
out license. Tho next Democratic repeal
move will probably be to repeal the nstitu-
tion altogether.
"By the by, among the most Jealous op
ponents of the Lecompton swindle in this
city, is Henry S. Foote, ex-senator from
Mississippi, now of Califouia-who, on the
floor Of the Senate. threatened that the
people of Mississippi would hang Hale if
ever he should como to that State"
In his apology to the House, Keitt SAYS
that if Grow struck him he was not con-
scious of receiving the blow. We are at a
loss to interpret his meaning. The idea he
wished to convey must be either that he
was drunk, and oblivious Of passing occur
rences or that Grow hit him such lick
that it knocked his recollection of the stri-
king event out of him. The latter is prob
ably what he means.
1t is now plainly evident to those who are
observing the movements in Congress, that
the whole power of tho Administration is
leagued against Mr.. Douglas in his stand
for the rights of popular soverognty."-
They have refused his reasonable reques for
an investigation into tho facts by the Ter
ritorial Committee; thoy have declined to
pass his resolutions of inquiry; they have
refused him the ordinary courtesies of n
hearing; they have hedged him round with
annoyances; and they arc now engaged
Systematically in crowaind him over into
the ranks of the opposition.
The Washington correspondent of the
Albany Eveniag Journal says that the
Presidents Kansas Message is evorywher,
regarded as the most infamous documen
that ever emanted from tho Exccutiv,
Chamber. 1t is long, Jesuitical, Pecksniff
ian, and damnablc.
The Washington correspondent of the
Albany Journal, says that "Fathcr Gid
dings' said to-day ~ have sat in this House
twenty years, and never saw the Slave
Power so completely baffled and cowed a.
during this fifteen hours contest.n
The correspondent of the Detroit Tri5un
says: Geo. Bancroft, the historian listened tc
the Presidents message on the Lecomptol
intamy. He made most pithy and sen
tentious criticism upon it. He said, 'STha
is the most hellish document ever sent t.
Congress"
The VoTE.-Speaking of the vote o
tho reference of the Lccompton Constitr
tion, the Tribune says: The House we be
leve was fuller than on any similar occ;
sion in the past-thcre being tDo hm,dre
and t0enty-eight members Gncluding th
: Speaker) in their seats, and all but tn
: Speaker voting on tho decisive call of tn
:, Yeas and Nays. The heaviest previou
:" vote we can recall is that by which the sui
%" Treasury bill was laid on the table by tn
n Congress of 1s37-s-Yeas lis; Nays II
total 225-two less than now. The N
braska bill was passed by ll3 Yeas to 10
Nays-total 223, or with the speaker go
-four less.
CANAL BANK OF CLEvELAND.-It is no
evident that tho circulation of tho Cani
Bank is to become non est State Treasu
er STONE has given notice to all persor
800 holding the circulation notes of tho Can,
Bank, or other claims on which no dividen
has been paid, and not in litigation, to pr
sent the same at the State Treasurers o
fee on or before the first day of MARI
next or the claims will be ruled out.
~ - The PiaindeGler says, "Gen Denver asl
100 to come homo he wishes to be reinstated
the head of Indian affairs, having been
tho head of Border Ruffian affairs 10,
enough. Sensible man; but who will We
turc to take his place, should Kansas not
admittedi Where is Col Pluckg'
What docs Gray mean by such kind
jokes?
300 WHAT A LEGISLATURE. The Morgs
6sa county Enquirer, the democratic paper
that part of Muskingum valley, has an a
sSa ticlc upon the repeal Of the county fec b
a.. which is in no wise complimentary to
~ friend in the capital. II closes by this sas
ssS sec remark: ave hoped the present might
/. an improvement upon the preceding legi
laturo. We are beginning to hare our fears
l. AN EFFORT Fon CLOSE CoMMuNIoN.-
ne n man whose name is West walking in co
~ ~, siderable haste the streets Of town in
~ - diana few weeks since, was followed
- - another, named Carmical. Mr.. West is
y member Of Methodist church, and earn
~ i cal member Of Presbyterian church,