The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-18

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iHPelese 1san''s sfaFTnq'g g'!ssePipsGience-fund" ssPip has
reesiyed 81, ,SS54 frspi an unknown person
at.EEbaaa p.nT Thai sum would make most
cosscie1csslquitereasy.
4phisishaand Alabama have both
voted forrs convention, to the great disgust
it appears, of the malcontents and obstruct-
iorists, who are scolding vigorously.
Tbad Stevens new programme for
Congress is general impeachment law apd
law establishing impartial 81 Effrage in cleo
ting Presidents and Members of Congress.
Secretary McCulloch expresses the
opinion that Mr.. Pendlelon's plan for pay
ing the $40 bonds in greenbacks is, sub
stantially, Reputation, and that it will not
DC adopted.
Illinios has also suffered from the
drouth, wells and streams having been ex-
hausted in many parts of the State, and cat
tie suffering on dairy and sock farms fer
food aud water.
The "Hawkeyes" evidently have not
heard of the 'sre-action," Of which our De-
mocrstic friends so delight To talk They
have given Republican majority Of near
$4,000, being gain of some 5000
The Findlay JefersoniaR SAYS an old
man, named Slater, lO6 yesrs of age, resid-
ing couple miles west of thst town, came
in last Tuesday, and cast his ballot for the
Union candidates.
The Democracy of Hamilton, at a
jollifcation meeting on Saturday night, pass.
ed q resolution in favor of Vallandigham as
Senator. That Immaculate p1tr OF was pres
eut, and formally accepted the nomination
Gen. Grant authorizes denial of the
s'atenent te!egraphed from Washington that
be had expressed satisfaction al the result Of
the late elections he has made no such de-
c1sraIons t. any one.
The Boston Transcript says: "The
ioases of the Republicans in the elec ions
will he as much 20 their ulimate advantage
as wes the first Bull Run defeat 20 the final
success Of the Union cau-e.''
The Memphis physicians in council
on Saturday declared lhat The yellow lever
epidemic was Increasing in that city rapid
Iy. Forty-seven new csses were reported
in the 81 hours ending at noon Monday.
The President two weeks ago ten-
jered McCulIoch's position to Ersstus Corn
ing, of New YORK, but be declined it, The
trouble with johnson appears TO be that he
cant find decent men to take positions in
his Cabinet under the present circumstan>
ces.
Men of the "Party Of Action" in
florence, say that insurrection will soon
break out in the city of Rome ITSELF They
ple,e, and the leaders Of the movement in
Rome are acting in conc TT with the invaders
ia Niterbo and elsewhere.
c. V. Culver. of Reno, Pa, former
lv member of CO7grfss, whose failure for
$4,000. 900 caused such commoticn, has been
fully released by all the Courts, snd with
heroic purpose has consummated a plan to
settle his debts and place his railroad schemes
in living condition again.
Lieut.. Gov. Lee was serenaded at
Tifiin, on Thursday night, ON the election of
the Republican guberDaiorial ticket becom-
ing known. In his resp5nss the Lieutenant
Governor said be felt confident that Ohio
was good for fifty thousand majority next
year for Gen. Grant for President.
The Cleveland Leader punches its
neighbor in this way: Among the curiosities
of literature in future times will be a copy
of that telegram which the editor of the
Plain Dealer sent Judge Thurman. congrat-
ulsting him on his election as Governor.
We hope that the original manuscript. has
been preserved"
An old No. of the Canton Repository
Of 1871 having fallen into The hands of the
editor of the Alliance Monitor, he copies
from it the following as the current prices of
the period: Wheat, per bushel, 65cts. {;
Corn 90 cts. Oats Is cts. Butter cts. /;
Flour, per barrel, $2,75 to $500.
The wonderful Democratic reaction
in Maine dwiDdles down,as the accurate fig
ures come in, to iuhnitcsimal proportions.
Out OF the general State officers they have
not one of the Congressman they have not
one; of 81 State Senators they have only
three, and of Isl Assem- blymen they must
er barely 43.
The event Of the week in Washing
ton is the discovery made at the Treasury
Department that large lot Of counterfeit
7-3O bonds hare recently been put in cir
cuIation. So far the counterfeiters have moi
been discovered. The spurious tonds besl
50 close resemblance 10 the genuine that
onIy the expert can tell them apart. The
Government loses nothing on them o.
course.
Garibaldij is proud Of having become
citizen Of the United States while living
in our country. When arrested, he and his
friends thought Of appealing to the Ameri
can Minister, of Florence, to obtain his re
lease as being an American. The Minister
& seems, could not view the subject al
through in this light, but lie asked the Gov
ernment so show clrmency to the distin
guished prisoner.
The Cincinnati Gazette, speaking o
the turbulent scenes enacted by the jubilan
Democracy on the streets of that city during
the "a hours succeeding the election, say
A.r was like the time told Of in Scripture
4Fhen the devil, who had been chained for
thousand years, was let loose for ;eason
Pandemonium was ia our midst"
The Independent says of John B. Gougl
that he was fifty years old in August. H
signed the pledge October Both, 1912, il
Worcester, Mass. January 81, 1853 he de
liyered bis first temperance lecture. Hi
original terms for lecture was So, now b
charges 5000. lie has slready accepted IL
calls for the season of le67-s, which wi
produce $4,000. Mr. Cough hasaccumu
fot.d bsndsonne fnrtune