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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

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The Democratic papers are publishing a
statement that in recent speech at Fremont,
Gen. @. A. Gilmore. declared himself oppos-
ed to negro suffrage. The speech in fact
contained no political allusiou Of any kind,
but was a mere acknowledgement of q
serenads. His friends declare that hn- is
in favor Of equal suhrage-7oledo Blade.
The Blade is correct. The report
that Gen. GiLMoRE is opposed TO Negro
Suffrage was started by the Messenger,
Copperhead newspaper of this place,
which -xas never known. to tell the
truth. What the General did say, and
all that be said on the occasion Of the
serenade, is as follows as we find It au-
thoritatiyely reported in the n, Y. Tri.
batns by special correspondent:
"My FHrrsDs:-Iti. !. not my intention to
make speech To you, snd presume none is
expected from me. cannot, however, al
low this pleasing opportunity TO pass with.
out giving utterarcs to nv sincere and CRATE
full thanks for this beautiful and expressive
compliment, and for the kind and friendly
sentiments toward myself, which /; ind Gates.
1t is as unexpected on my part, as am as
sured it is unprecedented oD yours, uud IS,
therefore the mo.e highly priced by me.
With nay grateful acknowledgment s for your
kind feelings, l wish you all the fnjoy mtnt
of the blessings Of good health, long life, snd
worldly prosperity, the endesrrnents of a
host of kind and gentle friends, and what is,
perhaps, as great as the the greatest of earth
ly blessings, freedom from the scourge Of
civil war hereafter"
The same correspondent, who eyi-
IDENTITY writes with the knowledge of
Gen. GILMORE, says:
This assertion that he does not go for negro
suffrage ID directly opposed to the Generals
well known sentiments upon the suffrage
question, and 90 entirely at variance with
his official conduct and sntecedents while in
command of South Carolina for two terms,
embracing period Of nearly two years du-
ration, that deem il but an act ofiuStice to
that officer that his speech should be pub
lished correctly and in full, 10 order thst this
attempt, for purely party purposes, to place
him in false position before his many warm
friends and the public may not succeed
Gen. Gilmore was perhsps the first among
the officers Of our government to give an Of
fetal sanction to the exercise Of impartial
rights Of sufrsge by negroes. refer 10 the
election for Mayor Of FernandIns, Florids, in
the spring Of 1866, where white and blacks
both voted, and which was formally con-
frmed BY an eficial order from the General.
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Doctors Don 0uixo,e. .

Our Democratic friends are getting
into a muddle about the negro. The
woody -head-lon heels and-ebony,color.
style Of argument so highly. priced by
many of the faithful, j. Fepudiated by
the great yALLANDrcHAM. In his
speech at New Middleton, o., on the
9th inst, he said 29 W
lam not one Of that number who is in
favor of of panderipg to the prfjudices, and
taking part in dhe low abuse Of some portions
of the Democratic party. on the question Of
The negro. l leave all illusions TO his curly
head, his large feet and fat nose 10 those
who initiate such as use fhese terms in the
Republican party. And l say TO you to-dsy
that il the negro race was capable of assimi-
lation and admixture with The white race as
other races among ns are, there is nothing
that could stand ia tie way or exclude him
from every political privilege the rest of u,
enjoy. = - s'i'A' .-,l.-:.,---, Il,
Now this IS cruel blow at MUEGEE
and the Others, who insist that tie ne
gro ought not to vote because bis heels
are long, his lips thick, his hair curly,
and his odor offensive. Their differ
enee, hoNeyeE is irreconcilable now
but = we suggest that when once
the negro has been given the right to
vote; these Democratic doctors, viii
speedily arrive sstTthe conclusion that
they had taken a wrong view Of the
patients case. He will be all right then.
When Don Quixote selected buxom,
ignorant servant girl for his dulcina he
sent Sanchoi Panza to her with mes
sage On the squire's return the Don
was ANXIOUS to know how the danisel
employed herself in his absence.
Saneho, with more ocander than pru-
dence, replied, that be found her win
moving wheat, with a very strong smell
of sweat about herl Whereupon the
master vehemently declared that the
yarlet was mistaken; that the grains Of
wheat were pearls, and the smell a de-
licious perfume, q divine aroma Of some
sort. In like manner will we find che
Democratic leaders afterwhile covering
the imperfections of the negro-calling
his vices virtues, and becoming sweetly
obliyious to all the defects they profess
to see in him now. Great is Demo
crscyl aa-.' "
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Sheridan Removed.

Prompted alone by his enmity against
an efficient and plseky, officer, the
President has finally screwed his eour.
age up tethe point ofiremoving PHIL.
SHERIDAN from the command Of the
New Orleans military district The
order removing Gen. SHERnAS and ap.
pointing Gen. GEo. H. THoMAsy in lis
place, was sent to Gen. GRANT, Secre.
taryi Of War Gd interim, on the 10Th
inst, to be carried into effect
The Presidents spite is gratifed, but
the work of reconstruction in SHERf.
EAs's district viii not be retarded, fol
Geu. THOMAS is radical Republican
and will carry out the measures o.
Congress as thoroughly as SrEEIDAS
would have done. .r .iisH ~ 30 li.i ~
An ugly feature Of the business is.
that some of the odiunh of this remova
must inevitably fall upon Cen GRANT
who, if he could not absolutely hav,
prevented il, could at least have thrown
theresponsibility entirely on the Pres
ident. Washington correspondent
claim that GRGET protested, personally
and in writing, against the removal
This is probably true; but he should
have done more. Rather than carr
out the order, he should ahave rendered
his resignation as Secretary of War
and of General also, If necessary. II
that case, His sAccideucy, the President
would have been placed in the dilemmi
of having to choose between the graft
ficstion of bis own personal spite, and
the removal from Office Of two ofths
most popular men in America. 3.
Itlooks as though the General hal
missed . golden opportunitity 70 rshdel
signal service to the country andsai
the same time increase beyond compu'
satiOn bis already great popularity,
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The Debt.

Just now the Gopperheads are max
ing q great noise about the debt and
bonds. Taxes are high. They, are
high because the Democratic party Of
the South began war to break up the
Union and it cost money to prevent
them from doing it, and more than il
would have cost by millions of dollars
if the Democratic party at the North
had stood by the partysas QUE man, as
it tshould have done, For the Copper
heads to talk about high taxes is the
subliInest impudence, e'2a. -, ,'.' ~
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The Reform Law in Enslana.

o. The aristocracy of England, who
sympathized with the Southern Slave
holders in our late war, have Just met
with as signal and mortifying defeat as
that will be which is in. store for the
Northern Copperheads who were also
allies Of the South. The true Repubh-
cans Of England have at last secured
the passage in Parliament of the Reform
Bill, which now only lacks the sigma
ture of the Queen to become law Of
the realm. Heretofore the number Of
voters in England numbered no more
than about two hundred thousand--
principally the artistoeratic portion Of
the inhabitants. By the new law, eight
h,sadred dttOasaHd1men are enfrsachised,
principally sotkinglhen, the common
people, saThs is sgloriousi result and
the. Republicans Of America may well
congratulate the Reformers of England.
We have have failed to see in our Dem
oeratic exchanges any rejoicing over
tdhseyjetOry. Being opposed tothe ex-
tension of the right of suffrage to the
poorer classes in this country, it is not
to be expected they viii feel gratitied
over the elevation Of the eomtnon peo-
pie of any other The synpsthies Of
the lrishmen of, America however,
ought certainly to be with the reform
party of Englgpd for JoHS BRIGHr and
his;ico-laborers, the radicals, are also
working for the amelioration of the con-
ditieu Of Ireland; are in favor Of aboI-
ishing the oppressive and odious church
rates; and advocate the policy Of break
ing up the tenant system and allowing
the peasantry to become land owners
reforms, which, if adopted, would cure
all the woes of that unhappy people.
Every Instinct of an Irishmap, it seems
to US, should prompt him to cast his
lot in America with the Republican
party, which goes hand in hand with
| the party ofhis friends aerossthe water
instead of attaching himself to the cor
rupt and unprogressive organization
usurping the name of Democracy, which
goes side by side with the aristrocrats
Of England. eaaa Z
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FARM FOR SALE-A spJFN

l. did farm in York Township, q. miles from
BellsIus and miles east from Clyde. lying on both
sides OF the pike and containing 375 acres of land
well timbsFed AMI vstered. Thsre are 80 aces of
horss-barn and other barns liz good co1ditfon e-
ing nearly new. The land is the bes. for wheat.
stock and general farming purposes that can be found
Terms liberal Call at the place or aicress the sub
scrloeI tor pa'neuiass SAMUEL N0YER
o. N D. =srE CLYpz.-0 ,
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Ma. Gro. RrDwAr, formerly of this
paper, has purchased the Sparta, Wis,
Eagle, the first number of which, with
his name as editor and publiaher,z has
been received. He is a good printer,
and writes with ability We wish him
abundant success and hosts Of friends
IN his Asw field,
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A geptlemanly young. MILDLY, wishing 10
have the msin-top light put ont. hailed,
sMsin-top thereS' "Sir2' fExtinguish that
nocturnal luminsryr' "Sif?" aExtinguish
that nocturnal luminary, eonfound you"
-''Siriy came again from the puzzled top
man e "Here--:let me-" said the boatswain,
elbowingl the pidshipman on one side,
i%Main-top. there!ps 'fsir!2 .D0wse. the
glim!" "Aye, aye sir" was the cheerful
feep0nse.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET

For Member oftis AssaaSy.
SANFORD @. BAKER.
Fbr County Auditor.
OSCAR BALL.
For County TreasEreT.
J. w. WATTRRSOE,
For Sben6..
ADAM BAIR.
fOr County Recorder.
- J. o. NUDGE.
For Coss,sty Cbpamtssioasr.
8. E. WALTERS.
Fbr Prosecuting AttOsNeyt
JOHN N. LENNON. .t
For btsmdry Dirscios. -!Tgis
JACOB LESHER. &
For Oounsy- -SsrveyOF.
CYRUS THOMPSON. q
For Coroner.
JOHN TAYLOR. 81
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xTAIU4BLE pROpERTy rop

SALE.--l will sell on reasonable terms sig.
teen acres OF land, with q new and comfortable
dwelling, z Of mile north Of the Fremsnt corpora
ton, also ten acre lots, 4 of mile from the
corporation II all the west side Of the river.
Beautifully situated for country residence For par
ticuAFs call on me at my residence en the premises
Sims TRADDEUS BALL,
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We suggest ga aOlear Case Of Mi

VIZ suggest ga Clear Case of Mis-
placed Confidence or "Sightually
Mistaken" as an appropriate caption
for the following paragraph from the
State Journal of last Tuesday: Z .i9 l. - ..
With General Grant in the War Depart.
menf, there is no more danger of General
Sheridan's removal, than there is that Grant
will make speech or stop smoking. The
snterprising specials may as we'll seek some
other subject for sensation headlines.
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no MARY z. PEAsE, JOHN R


Il Pssse, Edwin &. Psass, Hslaa Psass, Francis
Pease and Hiram L. Pease you viii take notice that
on the Goth day Of AneuEt, A. D. 1857, R. ". B.
Mcclellan hledin the oce ofthe Clerk, OF tie Court
Of Common Pleas, ofSAndogky Qount5ss ohio, his
petition against them, as5gng tat he f. seiIsd Of
an estate In com non in the following lands and
tenements, to-wit:
The south fraction Of section three C8,1 township
four fs,l north range fifteen ms, being the same
lands conveyed to r, W. B. Mcclellan and John 2.
Psate by Jesse Prior and RsbeccA Prier by deed OF
dated January S6th, 1859 being the
one undiyided bslf[ y 4 thereo6 That said Mary 3.
Peese Jehp r. Peass, Edwin EI Psases Helen Pease,
Francis Poese and Hiram L. Peese. as the heirs at
law and legal representatives, of John R. Pease late
ofSandusky county, decessed, have estate Of in
heritancs In the said premises, being the one equal
undivided half thereof. e
The prayer Of said petition is in substance tina!
partition may be zrnadessots said premises, ex-
cepting tberefrom piece of land on fhe south east
corner OF said south fraction Of section three
the Sandasky river, being the lot on which the flax
sactory buildings stand being about three acres o
land, together with the water power made BY tbs
said river In is passsge by and adjoining eaid eas
side Of said section, and including tueh strip OF
piece Of snd oa ssdriver bank ths onmissioners
thereioaterto Be sppnintcd, shall determine to bs
necessary for III, future use Of said water power
Ihsy required to said petition by ths 30tt
day of September 1857, or the will be taken
confessed. ls=I slitW sstR. ", B. McLRLLAN..
aase s7zs byy. L. GREENS sOr. his Atty's.1.
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Union State Ticket.

CONGRATULATIONS 3. HAYES.
LnrrrzAxf aorzzsoa--yoHN O. LIE.
JUpss or srFnzxn couRr-J0HE WKLcH.
AUDITOR or srxrs-JAhRS a. GOODMAN.
rksasukza OF EsrAIs-SIDNEY 3. WARNER.
Ar7oxsET ezsnR11-wHLiAN B. WEST.
lonrrRorLzHo OF TREAsuRI--MosEs \. BRAILER
soAKp OF PrBLIc wolKs-PH1LIP V. HRRzING.
FoH cozsrrTrrIozAL AzrxDxKEr-YEsf
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Agents Wanted.

Another Great Work by E. A. Pollard, the sck.
novledged Historian of the South; snttlsd "LEE
AND his LIEUTEEANT5." comprising, = Life Of
Gen. r E. Leo, repete with facts never before pub
lifhed, including Biographies Of every Southern
General OF distinction.
In one large Tolume-s0 steel portrsits A com.
D tnion volume to .sThe Lost Cause" a Standard
southern history of the War, Ehteh has already OBJ
tanned hall million Of resdefs! A nsw aud enlsrzsd
s1iiion is now ready One ent sold 22e tie frs,
week. These two works form compIets library q
the war from the other side. E.B. TREAT Co..
Publishers o54 Broadway n Y
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nAINTs FOR FARMERS

Il AND 0THERS-TAE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best.
Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use; two coats
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Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car makers,
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Floor Oil Cloths zone Manufacturer having used 5000
Unsurpassed for body durability elasticity and ad-
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trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address,
DANIEL BiDWELL, PRoYRIEfoR,
25k Pearl Street New York
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oi flndIqI' lln 5. .ill3e ) !,
Gen. r.. p Buckland !
The meeting viii be held in the Park
or one of the Public Halls, as the
weather may determine, at
One o'clock IN the atternooia l-aA

The Union men of the several townships
are requested to extend this notice; and to
attend the meeting themselves and induce
their Democratic neighbOrs 10 do so. Every
one will want TO hear Gen, HAYES, the next
Governor of Ohio. cordial invitation is
extended to the ladies' to be present on that
occasion.
By ORDER OK, 5-r-1 --5 .iri1oii
sa COUNTY EXECUTIVE iOoM.9bi
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ADVERTISERS.

Do you want to keep posted about the Nswspapera
and their value to you mediur,s for advertisipg
Send dollar for the ADV sRRIsERs' 0AzETTE. Tub
lished at 40 Park Row, New York.
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New embellishments.
SCHOOLS.

Principals of Academies. seminaries, ga, should
consult as in regard to sdvertising NJ charge for
Information. GEO 2. R0FRIL Co, Advertising
Agents, N.X.
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Ererett Nomlnaled. .

We stop the press TO announce that
HOAER EvERErE Esq, efFremont has
keeu nominated for State Senator by
the Convention at Menroeville. The
vote stood, EVERETT, So; SADDLES, 46
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Are you aware of the great advantages received
from doing your advertising through reliable Ad-
verlising Agency: Consult g. T EOEELL L Co,
40 Park RoW, New York. - - -
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nUACKENBos's ARITHMETIC

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Specimens mailed to Teachers at half tbs above
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NEEssENGER's NOTICE This is to give notice,
M that on the 10th day Of August A. D, 1857,
garrsuI bankruptcy issued against the estate
a. rrsdsriek Hsdrick, of fremont, In tho
County Ssndusky, and State of Ohio, who has been
adjudged q bankrupt on bis own petition; that the
payment any and delivery Of any property be-
longing to such bankrupt 70 him, for his use, ,snd
the transfer ofsny property BY him forbidden BY
as thst meetiDg Of ahe eEsditoIsofssid bankrupt,
sisess Of his estats wifl Be eld 2tsoourt Bank
ruptey TO be holden at EorwsK. Huron county, o.,
bsfors Frauklin Sawyer, Efq.. Register, the !th
day Of Sept, A. D.. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. n. si
sssi} z1iss,. zs ssrrs 81 avs IRVING COLE, s-s-|
Deputy U. 8. Marshal, As Messenger
4 'tfaVv1 Tvrov4Ar affsy for Patitiouav nslv7
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NEwspApEns..

Do Jon want 70 insrsass yous eircslasioni 70,
preach .dyertisug. why Do you not practice ~ Con
suit @. H.R0WELL 3 CO., New York.
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NURSERYMEN.
DRUGGISTS.

You should advertise TODD SO upderstxndingly
you should consult GEO. p. ROWELL q C o., 20
Park Row, New Yook. ~ A.@ 49, -fs.a-S.
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M 0TIOE.--Notics il hereby given
IN that he psrtner.hip hsrssolors szfst;1z be-
e IA. dsy eissolVs1 An .seoaats wI ss settled b
business 6 the cid stand. s,sls -
Aurust %. 1851, s<Wa eFs,s -,
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z A gentleman amas surprised during The
frosty weather to see his little daughter
bring home from the Sunday school library
a grave treatise on "BackslidiDg. MY
child" said he, 'Hhatis too OLD for you you
can't make anything out of it. - Il know
j., papa, was the artless rep'y but /
thought could when Ictook it, Thought
| it would teach me how To- slide backward. +"
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The Chicago Tribune we'll says: with
General Grant in the War Office there is no
danger of any practical harm to cume to the
county in consequence of the change The
Generals position as Secretary of War and
commander ofihe army isanomaleus. There
is no law, however, against holding both
offices, although he can receive compensa-
| tion for only ONE ,.,--.5-9. =.
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Seventeen missionaries areLabout to sail
from New York for Arabia and Turkey.
One will establishes type foundry at Beir-
out, another has raised. fund of $4,000,
with which he designs.t 10 establish Bible
house at Constantin0ple. II IS r,y bar ~