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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
THE WIDE AwAKEs.

AT Syracuse, on the evening of the Re
publican State Convention, the Wide.
Awakes from all the cities around about
gathered, and had one mile of torches. Al
Detroit, on the visit of Mr.. SEWARD, the 5th
prox., there will be glare of Wide Awake
torches that will illuminate the Lake Pc,
ninsula.
The hsppiest conceit of this campaign is
the Wide Awake organization; and not on.
ly the happiest conceit-iu the way of en-
thusiasm and brilliancy,-but the most val
liable instrumentality that has ever been
called into political requisition.
1t is not merely the display the Wide
Awakes make, as giving spirit to the cam
Paign, for which they deserve mention, but
they are "Committee of Safety" ever
guarding Republican meetings against the
brutal instincts of the under-tow of our op-
ponents, ever securing good order and de-
cent behavior. There is nothing equal to
strict organization, the banding together
under one man, to carry terror to the evil
doers and those disposed to do evil The
glare of Wide Awake torches has broken
up many a rowdy conspiracy, and before
the CLEAN of Wide Awake torches have
desperados shrunk away and laid themselves
down in their dens.
The Wide AwRkes are composed of the
young men who must fight our political
battles, and when we attempt to fight bat
ties without their strong arms the victory
will be to our foes. The Wide Awakes are
voters, not mercenaries hired for so much an
hour to carry torch, but good and lawful
voters who have deep interest in our in
sttutions and Who mean to fight all our po-
litical battles inside of the Union.
We believe the Wide Awakes are appre-
ciated by the Republican party and the
country, but still, we crave the privilege
of giving our opinion upon their merits and
usefulness, and, to the Wide Awakes, do we
accord the merit of being the most impor-
Iant instrumentality brought into requisi-
tion in the battle Of this campaign
OlsVeland Herald.
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The progress Of Republicanism in Mary
land and Missouri is marked, and in the lat
ter State large vote will be polled for Lin
coin and Hamlin. In Maryland the cause
is advancing and in Baltimore some two
thousand German voters have lately been
added to the Republican ranks A German
republican paper is published in that city,
and the cause Of free labor is also gaining in
many of the counties.
Little Delaware is so thoroughly reused
and organized, that the united Opposition
confidently expect to wrest the State from
the Pro.Slavery Democracy in November.
The recent Republican mass meeting at
Wilmington, was tho largest political gath
ering ever held in the State Of Delaware.
Washington City is feeling the influence
Of the liberal spirit of Republicanism, and
is fast becoming more tolerant. The Re
publican Association Of the District has 9
! Wigwam, and enthusiastic meetings arc
held in the capacious hall. A Republican
Glee Club adds to the meetings. A Wide
Awake Club is being organized at the Ma
tional Capital, which promises to be very
large in numbers. The prospect of Repub
lican success is great civiizer inthe Dem
ocratic slave beargarden.
In Western Virginia Repubicanism il
fast gaining ground, and Lincoln liberty
poles are PERMITTED to stand and fly The
flag offreedom. Republican organization
exist in several counties, meetings are held
and speeches are made without mob mo
, lestation. The tone of the Democratic pres,
in middle and eastern Virginia is less VIC
lent against Lincoln and his success thai
against Republicauism in 1856. The "ir
repressible conflict" in the ranks of thu
} Democracy seems to have liberalized boil
wings towards "Honest Old Abe" and hi
supporters.
In Kentucky the Republican cause is ad
vancing aud were the vote by ballot in tha
8 State, Lincoln and Hamlin would make
Q handsome poll As it is, they will getquit
vote. AS an evidence of Kentucky pro
gress we have TO record the organization
Of Wide-Awake Club in the city of New
port! Thus the Republican ball is rolling
> in all the border Slave States.-Leader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
The DIsunIon Dodge Played Out.

Even HENRY A. WISE has discovered
that the threat ofdisunion, in case LINCOLN
is elected, has ceased to frighten anybody
In recent letter, in answer to an invita-,
ton to speak for Breckinridge at Boston,
he says:
The issue compels me to side with the
ticket of your choice. God grant that oul
efforts be not in vain fear they sOM be
-thGt Black Republicanism is to triumph IN
the coming election. If so Imean for one
to abide By and in the Union; to fight IN
IL, not out Of a-and in saving tho country
and the Constitution; but not to submit one
single item, to a triumph which will degrade
me and mine in this Confederacy of free
and equal States.
Some Northern men may take lesson il
moderation and patriotism from this fire ca
ter, Governor Wise.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

Through the favor of G. s. Redfeld,
travelling agent of M. R. Barnitz, Cincin-
natl, beautiful Lincoln and Hamliu medal,
and also a Presidential Campaign Chart
have been left at our office. Agents for
their sale are wanted in every town. Ad-
dress, Mack R. Barnitz, Cincinnati, o.
See advertisement in another column Of
Presidential badges. They are very nice.
ENLAReED.-Friend WILSON, of the Wy
andot Pioneer, has enlarged his sheet to
seven column paper. Glad to see it. 1t
is an evidence of the increased patronage
and Republican votes in Wyandot county.
A letter addressed to Miss Elizabeth F.
Maeden, Winfield, Henry Co., Iowa, is held
in the post Office of Fremont, o., for pre-.
payment of postage.
A young lady of IL years, daughter Of
D. P. Hurlbut, was severely hurt by being
thrown from horse, on the 10th, breaking
her right leg and dislocating the ankle, also
bruisiug and tearing her face. She is in g
fair way Of recovery.
We wish our friends would send us ac
counts of all Republican gatherings through
out the county, together with any othel
items of interest that may transpire. Suct
favors will be thankfully received.
D. D. Grover, at the Post-office will now
supply all who wish, with tho daily Blade
every evening Immediately after the arriva
of tho Western train. Grover also keep.
the New York Illustrated Papers for sale.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
Remember! LabOring Wen, Mechanics,
Farmers, &c.


The Democratic party deny that there is
any ''conAict" between free and slave labor.
They believe them to be perfectly harmo-
nious. They do not believe they conflict
with each other in any respect, either as re-
CARDS interest or character and position.
So believing, they dc not believe that it
is disgraceful for laboring man to work in
the field or in the shop by the side of the
bonded slave. They would put the free la.
borer in the same corn field and let them
toll together The british driver who cracked
his whip over the shrinking back of the
poor slave, though he dare notstrike, should
flourish bis instrument of authority in the
very face of the free white laborer
Will you not remember this, toilers, who
believe that all honest labor is honorable,
when performed by free and willing hands
Will you not remember this result of their
doctrines, when they tell you there is nc
conflict between free and slave labor?
This is the feast to which you are invited
by modern Democracy. This is the end, tc
which their schemes for the annexation Of
Cuba and the extension of Slavery are tend
ling. Remember these things and remem-
Der them at the ballot -box.-Sdia. Reg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
He VIII Nor Answer.

s. A. Douglas, the Stump candidate fol
the Presidency, when at Augusta, Maine
was handed civil question, in writing which
he WAS requested to answer. The question
was whether Territorial Legislature could
prohibit Slavery, or whether it could not be
prohibited until the Territory was erected
into State. A plain question and sim,
pie question, but one which the "Littlc
Giant" dare not answer.
This circumstance recalls to mind one
which occurred at Wooster in 1859, when
Douglas recited his Harper article, with an
addition about "Jerry Black" An old
white headed gentleman, who had been hon
ored with seat on the stand, with the hope
that he might be converted from the error
of his ways, took the liberty to ask Mr.
Douglas whether in his opinion slavery
was moral evil. In response Mr.. Doug,
las was preceding to remark that it was the
business of the people of Kentucky 30 have
slavery or not, as they choose, DC.
To this the old gentleman says: "Yo,
are not answering my question, Mr.. Doug
las, l know all about that. But what il
your opinion, is slavery a moral and poll
teal evil9" To this plain, simple and direc
question, despite the gray hairs and the agC
and respectability of the questioner, Mr.
Douglas replied: " You may thank me, Ma
/ do not rebukey you for your impertinenee.
The impertinence consisted in wanting
Mr. Douglas to say whether slavery wa
right or wrong. He hasn dared to pu
an opinion on record. And he never will
answer the question addressed to him il
Maine.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
The vaIn-GIorIous DougIas.

The vanity of Douglas is very we'll illus
trated in little incident which occurred al
Boston few days ago, on the occasion o
the visit Of Douglas to that city. AS the
sqnatter candidate for the Presidency was
walking down one of the principal streets oi
that city, he observed little bare-footed
boy, who had stumped his toe-aud a,
usual in such cases, it was zoe that had
been frequently previously stumped. Mr.
Douglas stepped up TO the little shaver
and placing his hand on his head, addressed
him: "Now, sonny, don't cry any more
Run home and tell your ma that Stephen
A. Douglas, the great champion of Popu.
lar Sovereignty, put his hand on your head.
-Kenton Republican.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

EVEN THOSE who in the enjoyment Of perfect
health frequently have need to have to tonies as
prevenves q disease. We too well armored
against the assaults of the is that flesh is heir to-
Such tnvigorator they may and in HosTErrERs
BITTERs-a medicine that cannot be taken regularly
without giving vitality and elasticity to the system AT
this season. particularly the strongest man is not proof
against the malaria in cerAn sections Of the country In
all of and ague the BTTTERs more potent
than any amount Of quinne while the most dangerous
Of bilious fever yield to It's wonderful properties
Those who have tried the medicine will never use another
for any ofthe ailments which the HosTErTER BIrTERs
subdue To those who have not made the
iment, we cordially recommend early application to
the Bers whenever they stricken by diseases Of the
digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers, generally everywhere
See advertisement in another celum. BLVD.
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would not Lie about a Few Lice.
The Buffelo Express tells the following:

The item which we gave on Tuesday
from the Syracuse Journal, in relation to
the dispatch sent by Spinola to the Doug,
las Convention, saying that the "Little
Giant" was then surrounded by 10000 Of
the young Democracy of Maine, to which
the officers of the Convention added 10000
when they published the dispatch, calls tc
mind joke that was told of poor Gus. Tiff
fany, years ago.
A gentleman was telling friend in the
presence of Gus. of his travelsin the South
west, of the privatons in the way of accom-
modations, and the dirty habits of the peo
Iple. "Why," said he, 81 combed my haiI
one morning, after sleeping in wretched
tavern, and got out more than million
licep "a million lice p echoed his friend
"it is impossible don't believe it,
I"H-llp remarked Gus, very gravely, "yor
don't suppose thegentleman would lie about
a few lice, do your" Tho application is
plain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
What Douglas has Done for slavery
w. i.

What Douglas has Done for slavery
We wish our Democratic friends, of anti
slavery tendencies, who contemplate voting
for Douglas, to bear in mind one important
fact, and that is that by the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, slavery 'Oas admitted
into territory soIem'.ly consecratedto Free.
dom; and that Douglas was the main in,
strument by which its repeal was effected
He introduced a bill into the Senate of til.
United States repeating the Missouri res
friction. These are facts that no one will
pretend to controvert.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
NTcxIcan Mustang Liniment.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
this article has attained. For Rheumatism, Salt Rheum
Burns, Bruises, STIFF Joints Calls spran, Poll Evil
and Swellings upon Horses IL has equal No person
will be wthoutit who has tested its value. "And
with reference to the general estimation of the Mustang
Linment cheerfuy say that no article ever per-
formed many in neighborhood this L. W
SMITH, Ridgefeld Conn" S. LEITCH, Esq, Hyde Park,
w. writes that the horse was considered worthless i'
case was spavn but since the free Of the Mustang
Liniment have sold him for $3.50. Your Linmcnt il
doing wonders up here" Such testimony is reaching u'
every day. The half is not told Every family should
have IT, Beware of limitations The genuine Mustang IL
sold by ell respectable dealers throughout the world
3lw4 BARNES PARK, Proprietors, New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

At Paterson, N, j., on Wednesday, a
young man named Teneck died of consump-
tion. 1t is stated that during the six
months previous, he had grown fourteen
inches in height, by actual measurement.
He went to tho Rogers Locomotive Works,
as an apprentice, early in the year, when he
lacked something of five feet. At the
time Of his decease he measured over six
feet
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

ANOTHER CoEVERsIoE.-C. H. Black,
burn, Esq, talented lawyer of Greenfield
Highland county, recently renounced Dem
ocracy. He assigns his reasons clearly and
forcibly, 10 the Greenfield Republican ol
this week. Mr.. B. contends that he has
not changed but that the Democratic party
has. He holds that the Republicans are
less radical than the Democracy of Ohio
were in ls4s, when they demanded the
"fnal eradication" Of slavery.-Cm. Com,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

ROBBERY AT WooDvILLE.-Th dwelling
house of Mr.. Godfrey Jaeger, at Woodvile
Sandusky county, was entered on the night
of the 2lst inst, and some 500 worth of
jewelry taken. The burglar was stopped in
his depredations by Mr.. j., who was
awakened by the noise.- Toledo Blade, ,25th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

~ The Sandusky County Agricaltur-
al Society aOiH hold their Annual Fair, on
the Society's Grounds, on the I'd, 3rd ana
4th days of October nert.
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If any of our village subscribers should
be overlooked in the distribution of the
JOURNAL in the next two or three weeks, we
would thank them to let us know of it. We
have new Carrier, but he will soon learn
the route and deliver the papers all right.
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INDIANA MOVING.

Great Republican Mass Meeting at Indi-
dnopolis-45,O 900 TO $4,000 Real Live
Republicans IN Council-7,00O or 5000
Vide AwakeS IN uniform With Torches.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20.
The Republican demonstration to-day
was complete success. There is an i'm
mense crowd in attendance. The process
ion, which was very large was one hour
in passing given point, marching through
the principal streets to the military park, in
the west part OF the city, where the speak
ing will be this afternoon.
In the procession was a wagon drawn by
43 yoke of oxen, with several large logs and
men splitting rails and distributing them
along the way. There are 19 brass bands
and 5 bands of martial music.
SECOND DIsPAscH.
The Military Park is thronged this after
noon. Speaking from four different stands
by Hon. Tom. Corwin and F. P. Stanton, of
Ohio, Hon. F. P. Blair, of Mo-, Mr. Under
wood, of Va, Henry S. Lane, and o. P.
Merton, candidates for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, Caleb B. Smith Of Indiana
and others.
There is not less than $4,000 to $4,000
persons present
The greatest enthusiasm prevails, A
magnicent triumphal arch is erected across
Washington street at the corner of Meridian.
THIRD DISPATCH
There are now 1000 or 5000 Wide-A-
wakes in uniform with torches parading the
streets, and many buildings are brilliantly
! illuminated.
The streets are perfect uproar of ex-
acknowledging with fireworks and
crowded with people.
There is speaking tonight by johnson, Of
Kansas, Riley, of Indiana, and others.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31

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directions and advice win please call on or address, with
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our ADYERTIsERs.

Ne that in the pOrld Dould rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISED"
To whom It may concern--Note lost
Evening School, Commercial Class-wm. Evernghaui.
Fire Insurance--Geo. W. Steele, Agent.
Notce-T. J. Carlton, Clyde.
Inpectine-John Wilcox 4 CON-
Agents wanted-Leary Brown, Philadelphia.
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Elm Grove Normal School.

TNNE Fall Term Of the Second Year Of this Institution
II located at MaHmes City Ohio, will commence the
Sd day OF September next
During the Fall term Of Lectures subjects Of
interest and Importance TO those preparing to teach will
be delivered BY Of the leading Educators Of the State
those who design teaching during the eRsuing winter.
Board In good families for aelfboarding can
be obtained reasonable terms. For further iniormA-
tion see Circular, or address ]. W. HIETr,
Principal,
August 2a, 1850. Ssw2 Maumee City, ohie.
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sandusIty, Dayton and CIncInnntI n. II
TO Advertisers.

The JOURNAL is the best medium through which bust
speak to the people Of this county There
four papers this town. and wish to say that the
circulation Of the JOURNAL IS LARGER than that any
other paper in the county
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Dellevue, O., July 5, ls0O.-2gm
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

FHILIDELPHIA.
BsHspolsat 'aslitufion sstabsksd By special Eado
Asnt for tAs Rsf1 Of ths Siek aAd dsfrssssd aiets4
itA Ttruest and EpideMe Dissasss and especially for
tks CsTe Of DiseassS fths SERIAL Organs
MEDICINAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
l geon, to all who apply by letter. with description
OF their condition. Gage, occupation, habits OF fe 6e
and In cases ofexreme poverty Medicines Furnished free
of charge,
YALUABLE REPORTS on spermatouhoea, aud other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed IN the nspensary, seat to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Two or three
stanps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR. J, SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street. Philsde
phia. Pa By order ofthe Directors
EZRA ID. HARTWEL.L, Pres't.
GKOR0K FAmCHILD, Secy.-SOyI.
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TO THE PuRLIC.

A GUSDORF, wishes to notify his friends and Gus
IA. toners that his Store
Will be Closed from all business,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, September 18th and 18th
and also WEDNESDAY, the 26th of September; thes
DAYS being Annual Jewish Holydays.
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valuable Farm for sale.

In our advertising columns will be found notice for
the sale the residence Of Wm Beebe deceased by the
Administrator f. Beebe This is desirable and valua
Bile property and will be sold the usual prescr
bed by law,