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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Notices under this head 10 cents per lin
each insertion, or so cents per week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23

The Representative Convention which
met in Elmore last Tuesday, nominated
William S. Wood, of Ottawa. Mr. w. is
one of the most active Republicans in OF
tawa county. and his nomination will insure
full vote. He is an Industrious, temper
ate and good citizen, and possesses sufficient
ability to properly represent Wood and OF
tawa counties in the next Legislature. If
Ottawa will do her duty, he viii be elected
by large majority. PerrysJwgk Jour.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
4 New KIND Of Dsmocrai.

Ithas long been said that "politics makes
strange bcd-fellows" SO it seems to be in
this Judicial District. The Sandusky Dem.
ocratic Mirror, speaking Of the action Of
the Clyde Convention, in recommending
Mr.. Kent to the Democracy as candidate
for Judge, says:
iginally an old line Whig."
ellis competency is undsnuted and We can vonrb that
he BY nature a Democrat, though ike great many
other Democrats, he has sometimes got into the wrong
1t would seem, then, that an original
Wing is n natural Democrat. That is Ger
tainly new species. - Toledo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
Don,t HeIieve Then.

When you ask Democrat something
about politics, and he tells you he "don'i
know" "hasn't thought about it, !" and such
like replies, don't believe him. They are
all hard at work. Each aud all are doing
what they can. They are leaving no stone
unturned, nothing unsaid, whether true or
false, likely to further their own interests.
They are laboring on the sly-"aiD't doing
anything"-when, in fact, they were never
moro industrious or moro anxious to succeed.
Look out for them.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23

4Eyery member Of Congress, elected bt
the Democrats in Ohio, will vote to repeal
this Fugitive Law We never doubted that
tho passage Of the Fugitive Slave bill would
bo an act Of mistaken policy Ohio States
man, oct. II, 1850
Such was the language Of tho organ Of
the Ohio Democracy in 1850; yet IL aud
disparity have since become the special cham.
pions of the act, which they we're pledged
to repeal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
GOV. wood in1shp.

Our Democratic opponents all know who
Ex-Governor WooD is. They all know that
he was Democrat of the straightest sect
in 1852, and that that party elected him
Governor by large majority. In his In.
augural Address will be found the extract
we publish below. Will the editor of the
Messenger tell us whether it is good De-
mocracy nowG We claim that it is good
Republican doctrine, and asks as much as
any Republican desires:
That Slavery is evil that it was brought upon thi.
nation by moral right and exists by what is believed
to be the force OF necessity beeause 1t is interviewer with
every political relation and civil Institution in the South
is not to be controverted.
While public opinion may be divided perhaps ON the
subject OF agitating the repeal orthe Fugitive Slave Law
there nevertheless another matter in close connection
with it, which It is believed the sentiment of peo-
pie is entirely united The of slavery must never be
extended in this government while the voice the united
voice and action Of Ohio in any constitutional form can
stay IT, Here with proprety, may take our stand-
Ihnst proud ioare, thou shall adUaHcs but farther
shalt thou come
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
Inaro of common pIcns.
To Charles Kent, Esq. Of Toledo. Ohio

To Charles Kent, Esq, of Toledo, Ohio:
We, the undersigned, Republicans oftho
County Of Lucas, earnestly request tho priv
ilege Of using your name as an Independ-
ent candidate for the office Of Common
Pleas Judge Of this Judial District The
reasons which induce us TO mako this re-
quest of YOU, are--that believing rs we do
that the Judicial Office is ono Of too high
Importance TO be sacrificed to more party,
and that in the selection Of Judges we ought
to be governed only by considerations Of
fitness for the place, And knowing that
you possess the requisite qualifications, in.
tegrity, capacity, learning and independ-
ence; and that from your character and
| position, all litigants in our Courts would
meet with equal regard and consideration,
and that the Railroad Companies or other
corporations would be dealt with in tho
same manner as indiyiduals-and believing
that the public now have demands upon
you which ought to overbalance any private
objection you may have to the acceptance
of office, we ask consent to support you as
an Independent Candidate for the office
named, and pledge you our united efforts
to secure your election.
About 500 names were here attached.
Toledo, Sept. 8, $50.
f. A. Jones, ESQ., and others;
Gentlemen; IL am in receipt of your re-
quest to support me at the approaching
election as an Independent Candidate for
Judge in this Judicial District. l entirely
concur with the views expressed by you as
to the position that the Judicial office ought
to assume politically, and since Judges be-
came elective by the people, have neverhes-
itated to express my preference by my vote
without regard to party, and am willing to
concede the same action to others without
impeaching their ssanding with the party
with which they may act politically. AL
though have never thought to become
candidate for the office, and have always
declined solicitations to become such, vet
when see request signed by so large a
portion of the party with which have act
ed in this county,-to which the place is
this time conceded, together with the pri-
vate assurances which have from the other
counties that the same desire to some ex-
tent, exists there among Republicans, lean
notbut believe that occasion exists to change
my determination.
Without therefore, arrogatiug to myself
any of the complimentary expressions in
your request, l give you my consent to use
my name as you desire, so that the inde-
pendent voters of the District may have
another to select from in choosing person
to fill station which is by us all admitted
to be one which ought to be independent
Of mere party influences.
Respectfully yours, CHARLES KENT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23

This defnDet bank is as long winding up
as q suit in ehsneery. The holders Of re.
ceipts for the circulation of the bank, arc
now notified by the State Treasurer that .
dividend Of so cents on the dollar will be
paid on their presentation at the Treasury,
and csEliacnle for the balance issued.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23

give such balm as have strife
With nature or the law Of life,
| With blood my hands mover stain,
Nor poison men to their pain.
He Is Physician Indeed, who Curess
The Indian Herb Doctor, r. j. LYONS cures the fol-
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages Of their
existence, viz
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart Liver Stomach
Dropsy la the Chest Rheumatism Neuralgia Fits
Falling Sickness, and all other Nervous De-
rAngements Also, all diseases Of the Blood
such a. Sefofula, Erysipelas, Cancers, Fo.
Sores, Iseprosy aud all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
An forms Of Female Difficulties attended 70 with thu
happiest results,
Ii is hoped that will despair Of cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines fair and
faithful trial. TIE During the Doctors trayes in Eu-
rope, West lndes East lndea South America aud tho
United States he has been the Instrument IN Gods hand
TO restore to health and gor thousands who were given
mp and pronounced incurabe by the most eminent Old
School Physcians nay more thousands who were on
verge Of tho grave. are now living MONUMENTS TO tho
Indian Herb Doctors skill and successful treatment aud
are daily erclaming-Blessed be the day when first
saw aud partosk Of the Indian HerS Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references Of viii b gladly aud cheer
fully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will In
nowse directly or inarecy iuduce oause any invalid
70 take his medicines without the strongest probability Of
.
Remsmber consultation and advice free. ThepOOr shall
" Post Once sSSr.ss, boz 9sos, Cleveland 0.
3oyl JLYONs, MD
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
Then and NoU.

In ls4s, before party subserviency had
taught Judge Ranney to bow the knee to
the god of slavery, he uttered the following
sound Republican sentiment, in letter ad-
dressed to B. f. Huffman, which he admits
be wrote:
81 have doubt ofthe power Of Congress to elect Ter
ritorial eoyepments and to PROVIDE FOR THE PRO
AND AND l An IN FAVOR OF AND WOULD SUPPORT
lsUCH PROHIBITION"
This was Ranney's democracy in ls4s.
1t is Republieanism now. That this is the
ground the democratic party in Ohio held
at that time is shown from a resolution in
|eorporated in their state platform from ls49
to 1853 as follows:
Resolred That the people Of Ohio now as they
dore, look upon slavery evil and unavorabe 10 tho
full Development Of the spirit and practical benefits Of free
nstationsi and that they will ata times feel Il 10 be
their duty 10 all power clearly given by the terS Of
the national compact oPrepsA il faaeGss q mitigate
and .hEaty eradicate fhe erik
Where does Judge Ranney and bis party
now stand They stand upon a platform
which declares,
THAT any attempt BY Congress any Of the States to
establish main tain prohibit ab0is fhe RELATION on
master aHd staUe IN Territory could 30 depaytafs
from fAs original aosiriHs II oHT american nsfatoHs"
Which has changed, the principles or the
partyi What was good Democracy eight
or ten years ago, ought to be good Democ-
'acy noe. But the party's southern task
masters have required the northern Demec-
aey to repudiate such liberal and enlighten-
d doctrines, and support such as they may
lictate 70 it. Alas, how fallenl
Cincinnati has inaugurated a street rail
DAD, The first cars passed oyqr the road
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23

AN UNoRATEEUL CHATTEL.-A slave girl
who had been whipped, near Nashville, on
Thursday, drowned herself soon after by
thrustiDg hor head into puddle of water,
rObbiDg a christian gentlemanof$ 81 200 /
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
Common hand OF Brotberbood,

We commend the following extract from
Sam. Cox's celebrated Book on Rome, tc
tho Messenger with the suggestion that
they incorporate it in their next article to
prove that the Republican party is in favor
of giving negroes the right fsutfrage, and
are in favor of amalgamation:
"Whsta commentary was here upon our american prsj
ndoes The head OF the great Catholic Cureh
BY the expert scholars OF the age listening The eoqusnee
The common band Of brotherhood chich binds he human
confess that az first II seemed TO me sort on the
atrca mumrnery, not being familiar with such Admi
of society Bat reflection discern in u the same a-
ees Hh,eh daring me dark ages, conferred such iHssti
Hnabie blessings on nGHkiHd"
"Brodcr" Cox is now the distinguished
Democratic Representative in Congress from
the central district in Ohio, and his testi-
monyin favoro the common band of broth
erhood which binds the human race" might
aid our neighboIs of the Messenger 10 their
Investigations of the subject. There is not
a Black Republican in Ohio who has ever
uttered a stronger Abolition doctrine than
is contained in the above extract and when
ever you hear Democrat croaking about
Black Republicanism and negro equality,
tell him to put it into his pipe and smoke it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
"Greasy Mechanics and SmaII-Fisted
FarmRrS.ss

The editor of the Messenger is not the
Only one who is in the habit ofopplying in
sulting terms to the Republican party
Mr.. BEANS "Rufile Shirts and Leather
Heads, was fully equaled by Mr.. BANKS,
the present editor of the Cincinnati En-
qUirer, the leading Democratic paper of
Southern Ohio 1t will be recollected that
Mr. BANKS is the author of the articles,
which sneeringly said that the Republican
party was composed of "Greasy Mechanics"
and "Small Fisted Farmers" and the "yul:
gar society of the North" The Same man
was the author of tho article on "Free
Schools" an extract of which VIC publish
below. We ask every thinking man to
road II II ie c,opuira nor,,o.o,,,.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23

A PREMuM,-Tho Agricultural Society
which holds its fair at Dundee, @. W., iu
October, offers premium of five dollars to
young lady who will pare peck of pOta-
toes in the shortest time aud do il the best
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
Republican State Ticket.

FOR GovERNoR
WILLIAM DENNlSON Dr., Of Franklin Count,
roR LEurENANT GOVERNOR
ROBERT g. KIRK, Of Knox County
FoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERF w. TAYLOR, Of Mahoung Count,
FOR SECRETARY OF srATE,
ADDISON II. RUSSELL, Of Clinton County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
ALFRED p. STONE, Of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM n. GHOIlSON, Of Hamilton Count,
FOR MENnER BOARD or PuRIIo WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY, of Scioto County.
ron SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMKEEH, Of Lucas County
ron slEaniER no1np OF reuAIIz4TIoS,
WILLIAM :. RUSSELL, Of fSandusky County.
JUDICIAL.
JrDeE 1sT SUBDIVISION FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JOHN FITCH, Of Lucas County
SENATORIAL.
FoR SENATOR.
FRANCIS ID. PARRISH, Of Erie County
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
SANFORD G. BAKER, of Woodvile.
EoR AUDITOR,
CHARLES H. GREENE, of Madison.
roR SHERIFF,
IRA SMITH, Of Saudusky.
FOR TREASURER,
CHARLES 6. GREENE, of jackson,
FOR PROSECUTOR,
JOSEPH r. BARTLETT, of Sandusky
roR COMMISSIONER
JOSEPH H. JENNINGS, of Scott.
FOR ISFIRMABY DIRECTOR,
JOSEPH BIRDSEYE, Of York.
FOR CORONER,
JEREMIAH GIBBS, of Riley.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
cad It. Il is genuine Democracy !:

"Wehave got 20 hating everything with the prefix FREu
from free negroes down aud up through the whole cata
loguefree farms free labor free society," free WILL free
thinking free children, and free schoosall belonging
to the same brood OF DAMNABLE ISMS. But the worst
OF an abomnations Il the mndcrn system Of FREE
SCHOOLS. IL The New England system of Free
fidelity and reasons that have turned her cities into Sod
oms aud Gomoras and her land into the common nest
ling places OF bowling bedIamites. IN WE ABOMIN-
ATE THE SYSTEM BECAUSE THE SCHOOLS ARE FRERpt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
Democratic ECONOMY.

The Administration has been managing
the finances of the country swimingly Old
Buck has brought the country to the verge
of bankruptcy. When he assumed the con
troll Of the government, he found on the lst
day of july 1857, balance in the treasury
of S27,7l0,ll4; but in less than year he
squandered that sum and borrowed$S5, ,O0O,-
600 in addition. He increased the legiti-
mate expenses of tho Government from
s6o,ooo,ooo under the Pierce Administra-
ton, to over $lOo,ooO,OOO per aunum un-
der his own management-including the in
terest on the public debt Trenton Rep.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-09-23
this subject
second inaugural

- law that makes parte evidence conclusive of the
astsrs right TO re-capture and return hissave-that de-
MES aury trial here or esewherethat provides for the
appointment Of swams petty officers to execute ttba
gives double compensation TO find every claim in favor
the MASTER and pays the expenses from the public treasury
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16

Stdot. DER Scfeblsbater osrretecrte r~euIeIbsn, Spsils
une @etrante iuqten an Der @ren,e reS tlsiren Staots
Saeiht, letn G5sbiet MIDI rsrlrbt ,srpen otsr am
~fel9eneen War9cn critien @aritdlpt auf baltsr S6be
ees 0sbtrges unmittel6ar Dor Dem Stdpitbur. unp
ptan9 ms 6rnncietanerttpRcr. @s ecloua, Die @hnor
auBsr Der Stoot Su tGltcu Die SebGrceu Ipqten nit
ZEN ~citrcihii6cn 5serfIbreru prrmittsln. 8reier Qt-
Sn9 ptne WoHen unc &rieaStafIr purte ,uarIanesn.
@nrtbalei icutS Nuemanberun9 nab Nmerifa perlrrr.
den. " man9sIte nod Dir Ssitatiauus ps uteritsn
epnhmantanten Der @usriuafltrer erpartets Ge niGt
Sene cas 9Silicn ieinrr S6aar. bic lid, bann eracteu
mubte, nur ren iriner 8rau, elmer Grcclin, ttc menioc
gage ipater auf cen &Iltenlanb BON HaoeIna per.
ibrno6tttc, unp 200 Ger sctrsusltru @enrlcn beoleitet
.nttieb er unter orm S6ube Der Ounfclbcit, oslanate
ans arriotilte Meer unp ihi6te nab Gjenua.
Sstne frtc9eriihe 2~duftabn mar uorrerbanS oe.
lblptsn. Der perwegeue @ueriqa fltrer muroe Gin
Irisplidsr &aufabrer Der talo BON STEM gcrf mad
edl'tornirn, balo ais 5uarer zines grrmaniI6cn Sdifs
mad Ghinn icselte, 3sittpciIig audi Gin 3ruppsnfcmman<
10 in Gern u%bernabm, enplid ais & pitGu elmer aenue,
fihen @'rlruIbaft tie airifarilbcn Siilfen befl6r. Bis
Der @uStrn6 bcs araenmGrtiecn 6ricece elm nsucs
6eIc Ter GbGtiet.it Tfnste.
Gr wuroc ais pemrncntcIilGer General an Dir
SpiBe Der 6reiwiuiaen. Staaren geitelit, nit psuen
sr aue9eietbnet rprrirt, rpern bic Scrihte nit ieSem
Gampisr 2eaaniB 9sben.
Ndh ocn IN lcbtCr g0rhe nit Dem 0mpfcr .g(ppo
Seottd npn europa au9cfcmn,ucn Nahrihtrn bat Der
S0nt9 BON Sareinici in rinem Gaaeetefc6l bic Sci
~oentbntcn 0arjtatp'S amer fannt uup iGm bic oplccrt
MiiiiGr' Msrui1c ucrticben.
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Nedbtrr Nbeiuwrin

NPdAtcr Nbeinmrin
9cm mctntrin enNCn 9ublinn bjcue hicrmit '';r Natriht. ron
1 lpcbCn cine Stncun9 ltlbrimprrtirtcn Hbeinnpcii crholtrn kokr
be0tn @ute tb 8arauttrcn tam unb cen i'd ;u $I.5O ptr G5alUns
Strt0ue. Srbr S i n =
1871 SUthertopr.
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Scrmif6te Mnseiaen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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8ciebt wtre. nimmi ;u Den biuisien Seoinsrnscn Der unter;eid,
ncte Agent Der
Vrcat gSefrrn Snluruuee @pmcanp IN N6ilneclrbia
crtae9er rSmt6 S%erithcruns ouf 2Sptnbduftr, Sipres, F~otrifen,
Neubautrn, Berhtitteu. Stalun9cr, Rrudtlpetfcr, 6eusoer6tb1
l%1tcn' SSdutmdrns9nter 'c, unp Spor III ben bili9iten Nrcifcn.
Vs. YertonCn, mcltc ITO eeecn bcn Gcyluit ron Seuer pcr.
itdern molten, merocr mubIbun, bti Dem llnterieitneten ppr;u prrs
$en: 0is 99uptcffee Der ,e'reoL 9Reftern 5uiuranet un6 3rut
Company" tGfnpet ib in philadelphia 9lp. 4OG 9S iInutfr. Gdc
Der 4cn StrN5e, uo teird9t has Capital Serfelben $500, OOO.
SIN Nit@mcne beFntet T6 tie 3ipttecfTce an o %arllrGse, ;psi
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We 2stenS<S riibsrunee fur 9pciee uno Sdoven mrrtcu
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p.rctien snt9easn 9enomn'sn uno Nib bel Gter5cfdGcn ber &cira0
bier in 8idurne ~aueae;atl. Or. 6. 81. Wridfn. N,ent
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S5pNcttcr N~SIaoembitters

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NtnntntE Der Notur Der Nrantbeitcn rot unp cs 1T bieltIbe poupte
ldtlth c0raIf tCrc6nct, baS uebel an Der 98ur,el au;uarclfen.
Der Stttre pirtt nit belpnhcrcr Sratt auf ben Mfaeen, bic Ginac-
mere uno Die ScSer uo tclf nercn 9elunoe unb frdfti9e GnGti0fcit
wttocr her, pocurdb bic N0utur 9eitdrti uue baS SYiteni bic SY6bjo.
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