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plainly dressed in thin summer clothing
and with no air Of sanctimonyo or fanaticsm
In appearance, he is portly, frank, good
natured, rather thick-set man of ffty-ive
seeming to enjoy life, and be in no partic-
ular hurry to gettoheaven. His associates
are plain men, evidently born and reared to
life of labor, and looking as little like
crafty hypocrites or swindlers as any body
OF men ever met. The absence of cant
or snuffle from their manner was marked
and general, yet, / think l may fairly say
that their Mormonism has not impoverished
them-that they were generally poor men
when they embraced it, and are now in com
Portable circumstances--as men averaging
three or four wives apiece certainly need to
be.
If | hazard any criticisms on Mormonism
generally, reserve them for separate let
ter, being determined to make this a fair
and full expose of the doctrine and polty,
in the very words of its Prophet SO far as
! can recall them. do not believe Presi-
dent Young himself could present them in
terms calculated TO render them less obnox-
ious to the gentle world than the above
But | have a right to add here, because l
said it to the assembled chiefs at the close
of the above coIloquy, that the degradation
(or, if you please, the restriction) of Woman
to the single office of chid-bearing and its
accessories, is an inevitable consequence of
the system here paramount. [ have not
observed sign in the streets, an advertise
ment in the journals, of this Mormon met
ropoIls, whereby a woman proposes to do
anything whatever No Mormon has ever
cited to me his wife's or any woman's opin-
ion on any subject no Mormon woman has
been introduced or has spoken to me and,
though | have been asked to visit Mormons
IN their houses, no one has spoken to his
wife or wives desiring to see ne, or his de-
string me to make her or their acquaintance,
or voluntarily indicated the existence ofsuch
a being or beings. l will not attempt to
report our talk on this subject, because, un-
like what | have above given, it assumed
somewhat the character of disputation,
and | could hardly give it impartially; but
one remark made by President Young |
think can give accurately, and it NAV
serve as sample of all that was offered on
that side. Il was in these words, / think
exactly "If I did not consider myself COM
petent to transact certain business with
out taking my wife's or any womans advice
with regard to it, think ought to let
that business alone" Thespirit with regard
to Woman, of the entire Mormon, as of all
other polygamic systems is fairly displayed
in this avowal. Let any such system be-
come established and prevalent and Woman
will be confined to the harem, and her ap-
pearauco in the street with unveiled face
will be accounted immodest. I ioyfully
trust that the genius of the Nineteenth
Century tends to a solution of the problem
of Woman's sphere and destiny radically
different from this. H. G.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-02
DOMESTIC BLESS.

A FRAGMPSr
am
"a married lady Of thirty odd"
Every EVENING" see in their beds
"bakers DOZEN Of curly heads.
Every morning my sluubers greet
The patter, pStter, of twenty-six feet
Thirteen little hearts are always in a autter,
TIL thirteen little mouths are 6ed with bread and buttcr
Thirteen little tongues are busy all day long,
And thirteen little hands with doing something wrong
Till flin am TO do,
With energy, too,
As did the old woman that lived In shoe
And when my poor husband comes home from his work
Tired and hungry and fierce as a Turk,
What do you think is the picture he seesi
legion ofbabies, all in breeze
Johnny crying,
And Lucy signing,
And worn-out mamma, with her hair all flying;
Strong and angry William beating little Nelly;
Charley In the pantry eating current jelley;
Richard struting round in papa's Sunday coat;
Harry at the glass, with a razor at his throat;
Robergets his fingers crushed when susy shuts the door
Mitigates their aching with rorty-pound roar;
Bobby at the coal-hod hurries to begin,
Throwing in his might TO the universal din
Aas my lord and MASTER being rather weak Of nerve he
Begins to lose his patience the stunning
And then the frightened little ones all y to me for sheter
And so the drama closes amid general helter-sketer
I'll give you my name, lest you think me myth
Yours very respectfully Mrs. John Smith.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-02

A correspondence The Journal of Com
merce gives an interesting account of fam
lily Reunion at the house of the Rev. DR..
Field, for 10 years pastor Of the village
church in Stockbridge, who is now 7s years
old. He resides With his wife, now I'll
The correspondent proceeds:
Wel week before last the six sons and one daughter
with their wives and husbands children and grandch
dren to the number Of forty six met at the charming old
tngushed lawyer from New HOrk Matthew an engineer
Of emnenee, residing In Eastern Massachusetts,; Jona
than State senator from stoekbrdge stephen Judge
Of the United States IN California; Cyrua known 70 the
world for his indomable telegraph energy; and Henry
youngest son. clergyman and scholar and the accom-
pished editor Of 1Ae NsW York EUaRRest The dauqh-
ter Is the wife Of the Rev. Mr. Brewer o New Haven Conn
These the children and then there were Is
and Is grand-daughters with two sons max
ing the fourth generation present at the gatheriDg
"Ihe gathering took place in Stockbrdge Saturday.
and on Sunday all assembled in the old parish church,
The Rev Mr. Bemer made the opening prayer, aud the
venerable Dr. Field preached from Acts eh 49, % and
28 In the afternoon the Rev Henry Field Of New York
met at the house Of the resident In Stockhdge On
Monday, they breaksted in the grounds ofDavd Dudley
Field. esq, Of New York, who has residence In
Stoekbrdge and At they all dined at the old home
stead with their beloved parents The afternoon
ming passed there 10 the purest epoyment 80
happy the ather and mother these deght ehiren
and Rrand-ehlidren. On Tuesday morning this charmed
circle broken, the members Of It leaving the village
never again to be united on earth"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-02

Total loss ofsheep killed and injured by dogs sl4575S
One hundred and forty-6ve thousand Sc
ven hundred and fifty-eight dollars is an
enormous loss, to be suffered from depreda-
tions of worthless ours. What better argu-
ment can be advanced for bouncing tax
on these expensive CANNES, or stringent
law that will make every owner of Dog
have it registered, and then pay pro rata
amount for all sheep killed or injured
Ohio State Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-02
Boston, AUG. u

boston, Aug. II.
Ex-President Pierce and wife are among
the passengers by the America.
A SNUG PURsE.-The London Racing
Times says Mr.. Ten Broeok won 100000
sterling, ($2OO,ooo) on the "Goodwood
Stakes" by his American horse Starke.
A first class locomotive costs about $lo,-
900; passenger car $4,000; n baggage
car 81, 800; freight car $3.50; gravel
car, $3.50. The iron of a railroad costs
from $4,000 to $4,000 per mile.
ANOTHER YANKEE SErrLEMENT.-In ad-
dition to Eli Thayer's Yankee settlement in
Virginia, we learn of another, in the noun
tain districts. The land purchased for the
purpose is known as the Hollingsworth Sur
vey, and consists of eighty-two thousand
acres, and lies principally in Highland,
Randolph, and Pendleton counties. The
price paid was se5,eoo, or eighty cents per
acre.
REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-A con-
vention of the Democratic party, says the
Port Gibson ReveiIle, of Claiborne county,
Miss, pursuant to a call, met in the town
of Port Gibson on Monday the 9Th inst
Among the resolutions adopted was the fol-
lowing:
"RssOped That we deem Il due TO exact Justice equal
right and sound policy 10 dec are the voice Of this
meeting that much OF the 90 article Of the 7h section
Of the Revaed Code Of this ste declares against the
legal right and torhids the Bringing into this state Of
slaves from beyond the limits q the United States under
the penalty OF 600 ought "a be expunged from the
ues and regarding the said ensctment endorsement
oi Federal usurpaOn rejection upon the institution
Of slavery and being contrary TO sound southern policy
do further declare II to be the Of this meeting
that the Legislature Of this state ought to repeal said
aetment at It's next regular session.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-02
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