Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-30
Items About Home, Etc.

On our first page will be found the re-
marks of Hon. E. Joy MoRRIs of Penn. in the House of
Representatives the sth in yndication of the Republic
and the North.
During the last week we have sent bills
to several of our subscribers throughout the county We
hope they will all respond with the cash Type-setters
and paper makers bills have to be paid.
Last Sunday the weather moderated very
much, and in the evening the South wind blew melting
the snow considerably. Monday was warm But
at night the Wind around norh freezing all up tight
again.
AssAULT.-On Sunday afternoon as D..
l.. JUNE and his son coming in from Clyde in a
sleigh, they assaulted by three negro men, who,
with their ladies also a seighing excursion One
of the darkes got nearly Stayed by Mr. Junes son. They
examined before Esq Dickinson Monday and all
three sent up jail for the term of the Com
Pleas.
FELoNIoUs HANDLING OF EDGED Tools.
A colored gentleman sent up to Jail on Monday
night for pockeng the hardware store of Can
field Brother There are now four gentemen from AZ
rica, boarding at the county institution.
The next Ohio Editorial Convention will
be held at rifin on the 18th day of January, 1860
The Augusta (Ga.) Coastitutional,st of
the oath ut says that the medical College ofGeorpa has
resolved to invite Southern students at the North to n-
ish their course OF instruction there free.
Mr.. MAHLoN CHANCE, an active Re-
publican of Wood Co.. is applicant for the most ef1s
Assistant sergeant'at-Arms ofthe Senate of the State
Parson Brownlow writes that he has been
to hear Henry Ward Beecher preach anG says-G came
to the conclusion that he not badheared man;
crazy he is the subject OF Slavery those Of our
friends in the South who fortunate enough to get TO
Heaven, need not be astonished to find Henry Ward
Beecher there"
SENATOR CRITTENDEN.-By the election
Of Mr. breckenridge from Kentucky, John j. Crttenden
the oldest member Of the Senatorial body retres from
public service Mr. Crttenden is In the 74th year of
his age He entered the Senate early as lslT-forty
two years ago although he then served but two
Mr. Crttenden has been member Of the House Of
Representatives Besides his different terms in the Sem
ate Mr. Crenden served the public as Governor of KEN
tnely and Attorney General under President Harrison
also under Mr.. Fillmore.
Disunion is now the cornerstone of the
Democratic platform. Aud yet this revolutionary and
eosonabe party presumes ia count Jackson IN the list Of
is nothing but incarnation Of The ideas and policy of
Mr. Calhoun, whom Jackson wanted to hang-ony Mr.
law Of Congress The present Democracy propose to null
liS the Constitution and the Union.
While Tom Corwin was breakfastinc at
Browns on Tuesday morning the conversation f1rned
upon the nomination Of Gen Scott a the Union meeting
In thls city, 10 reply to question how u would be re-
would regard scotts nomination than Stewards
slT, SoIwln promptly replied 81 think So too he is
ugntng man II II needless 70 say the member did not
pursue the suhject.-M T. Tribune.
IMMENSE lcEBERa.- a.-Capt. Kirby of tho
ship Uucowah, from the port ofN Y To San Francisco
reports passing on the 9th Of August about fifty miles
south ofCape Horn an immense Iceberg some eight or
yen miles long and very high, the sides rising perpendicu-
Of the ISLAND"