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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Shattered Constitutions Restored by
HBLaBULD's EXTRACT HUCHU.
ACARD 10 THE LADIEs.-DB. DUPON
-o3 GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR FE-
MATES. &1.-One box Is suiBcsnt in removing OBJ
stru lions uar,storia nature to its proper ehsnne
quiet.ng the nerves and bringing bsck the ''Rosy
color OF healtL" 30 ta' cheek OF the most delicate.
sui and .piict I.ractions accompany each box.
Priee 81 peg box; SIX boxes B5 Sold oy oue Drug
gist every toTn, village city aud hamlet through
out the word,
Sold in Frem mt b. S. Bucflsud & Son, Druggists.
IA les, b. sending them 81 to the rostofhoe, can
have tie pills (ooaateatially) by mail to any
part Of the country, free OF portage
SolI in FJsto,ia by Dubois y Gobsrts, and by
S;rouS e armstrong. Cleveland, o. n29.
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Caution.-It happens at every election
that some foreigners who are not naturalized
offer their first papers as al evidence of their
right TO vote either through ignorance Of
the law or with criminal intent The law
requires that such persons shall have their
final naturalization papers ia order 10 vote
Let the Union chalengers at the polls be on
the lool; out for such cases, aud promptly
challenge any such person SO offering to
vatp
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"Most Of the Youpg NJ in nay neighbor-
hood ale gong to the Union Business Ipsti-
luje, H,lisciale, Mich, when they attend a
Business College" said friend of ours the
ther day
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Man Killed.-A man BY The name OF
FAucHMAN was killed by having 4 bnrning
tree fall on him, which he was chopping, on
Tuesday last, in Washington township. The
accident happened in the "desdening" on
tbe. fam Of The widow OvtRwEYER, near
Washing ton Station. The unfortunate man
lived about thirty mi lutes after the accident
He was badly bruised ahd burr ell by the
falling tree. He was German, in poor clr-
cumstances, and leaves a wife snd five child
ren penniiess We are obliged 10 Dir. J. J..
WALTERS for he above information, the ac-
cident having happened within few rods
Of his hous9
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NARM FOR SALE-A SP

4 FINE FARM FOR SALE.
IA LOCATION.
Tle farm Is ssituate1i in B sCreek Township, White
louuty, lndan7 II is three miles from Monticello,
the Co lntY seat-a thriving lively to#n II is two
miies FROM Chalmers Station, on ths New AIbasy &
Michigan Railroad, and Is miles from the city OF
Lafayette.
DESCRIPTION.
The farm comprises $50 acres Of high 70 lliuE prE-
rie AMI timber lsnd-timber enough to suppiy the
farm for ali time. 1t is all enclosed with substantial
fence, and the greater part under nigh state of cu-
tiystion. There are two-usver falling springs and
one well of excellent water ON the farm.
IMPROVEMENTS.
A large and convenient frame dwelling house. cost
5000. Two good tenant houses, and all necessary
barns and out houses. Al aPpa orchard OF four
hundred bearing trees, about eleven years Old and
other f.uit trees, aod small fruit IN abundance.
PRICE.
Forty doll&rs per acre, Que half cash down, the
balance in aud two years, secured with interest
from date of sale.
For further particulars, address JONATHAN FOX
Monticello, Whts County, Indiana, the editors OF
FREMONT JOURNAL, Fremont, D.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Union EoteI-The Union Hotel at Green
Springs has been rented by Mr.. NJ. A.
SKINNER, late of Cleveland, and is soon to
be rtftted and put in good condition for the
ravellipg public. Mr.. SINNER is one of
the few men who know how 10 keep hotel"
and we are glad that he has located io our
county
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
BENTOW'S
PINE TREE
Tar TnDCHES S
Relic; III. ined in Five Minutes.

Ici'5- ana sing rs viz Cad taess rrocl 3
iuyt.1 s - i-.; heui.,E Ard ,-;ssrIIg voice
and aiylng al tTLeei"n Of ans ihloat Brorchia
Tutea ILg. e1t 20 vIgsi vT--;.tn. As they ceatIiu
no opium ANY tLin; IA the least H. liuus 10 ihs
most Gsi,sts constitution, thsy eaa he tskeu as
freely IS n-cessarg. Slight Coits Ca1sls, Hoarsa-
ness and Sore Threat, s.iisa ycatiiy Yield ~ the
Pine .fee Ear fTce' e., FEouid bs sck.d inl.:-- Ii
atey, And 5tcTr the II IznsiiOu reaches the iron-
ctisl Tubes and Luogs, Whek would produce Bsou-
chltis and coaSuI tr1 The Tg,Uabe ssticinst pro
peres 81 he Tar Of ihs bite Pine frse are almost
unlyers-ly known, and is regarded as one OF the
beit remedies i9T al Gistases of ths Thrn = aud
Lungs. 1t sJoths aud allsys all irritation reduces
inflammation, AID hIs . peculiar and marked bene
fetal effect the organs at Resi- irAtion. The
White Foe Tar, y heu refined, posses tHcse valuable
propsrtits in the highest degree, aud has ousa COM
binsd with other valuable ingredients to form the
elegant and Convenient preparation known as BEN
toms Pine Tree Tar TrOebeH.
DIREcTloSs-Ao particular directions are 10 be OBJ
served IN the uss OF these Troches. One or two
should De taken at time. siosing them to disaoiYe
slowly Ia the mouth, and repeat whea necessary,
FoR CHILDRES-DissOye l0ar Tr1ches In table
spoonful Of hot water, A2d give Esif tsaspoo1ful
every hour, az often az necs sssGry
Observe the fac si,e OF the PrOprie tors signature
on the wrapper cfeaea box, without which It cannot
be genuine.
Bentoua Pine Tree Tar TroeLes are prepared only
by c. 0. BENTON,
Chemis. ard Druggist, Iso snd III Detroit stFee},
Cleveland, D.
ROE sALR- ~ Al uercc1
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VOID THE oUAOKs.

If you are suffering from the effects Of Youthful
ind scrstiOn and have Seminal Weakness, Emissions
&C., will send you, free Of charge, information
medicines, Address
HENRY AASDEN, Station d. New York
IJO& co 5yIu5
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Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad
bSs:ss.....;::..;;:sl
OHand after Thursday, May g.h, 1867, traina v !,
" run daily, tSurdays eNcepted,J asf0Ilows:
RETURNING,
sTrains only stoponsisnAl,

/ Trsnsleave Frsmontin the morning. Afterthas~.
rival OF rrains frcm Cleveland ana Toledo and a.
rive at Fremoutin the aftsrnoonin tims IA eonns,t
( East and West. '''
r4sssngeFs BY thislinersASh hFindlayssvsralhoura 2
. sdyanes ot any other r5ute.
Bay Tieksts, via Fremont, IN cievelana and rols
do,As the eTiekst0hessof the CleveIsEd ara rolsd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

AN AUTUMN SUGG GEsTLOS.-No ow, is hedvy
fogs arise and searching winds commence to
blow now, as The h@man body, exhausted
like i1animated nature by the heats of sum-
mer, begins to wit aud droop; now, ere the
inclenent WI ter u axes its trying onset e
now is the time To- preparatory course Of
the best scclitnati 6 medicine in existence,
H0setter's stomach hitters. Fever and
Ague is rampant in all parts of The country.
Q1in;nr, tae physicians admit, viii not
queIl tire phass Of the disease which al pres
ent prevails the entire West. Ii Is well that
it is 50, for the remedy (so-callad) is dead
lier than the maiady. Bat if quiniEe IS in
efficient in inter itteut feYcrs, Hvstetter's S
Rtters is irresis able. 1t would be safe to
make contract, under heavy penalties, that
any given "F=yer-and-Agu District
should be exempted from the disorder for
any particular tln,e, provided ev ry inhabi-
tant woq'd take the Bitters according 10 di-
recti0ns, during the term of the contract.
There has lever been ali Instance in which
his sterling invigorsnt and antl-febrile
medicine has failed to ward eff the com
plant, when tazen duly as protection
against malaria Hundreds Of pnYsicians
have abandoned all the of1i3ial speciics and
nov prescribe this barml IS vegetable tonic,
and nothing else, as preventive and cure
for al the forms of chiils and ieyer. Nigor
is he thing most ncedtui il these cases, as
well AS in dyspepsia snd nervous affections,
and Hostetter's Biticrs are the safest, surest
an most wholesome Strengthening prepar-
alton that human skill has yet C0nc5cted.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

All is New!-Those who want 10 buy
Groceries and Provisions cheap call at G. F.
Buchman's store, No ). Fabing d Helms
Block, State Street, Fremont. 3Sw3.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
TO LADIES

IF You REQUIRE A RELIABLE REMEDY
i TO restore you and remove irregularities or oil :
struetious, why not usethe best; Thirty years ex-
perienee has proved that
DIR. HAkVEX'S FEMALE PILLS
have no e41aliOr RemOyingA0 and Irrss-
ulRrities, 40 NATTzRFRO WHAT CAUSE TREY ARAsF.
They are ssfespd sure in every Gaze PRICE, Oae Dol
lar, per Boz.
DIR. HARVE1'SGOEDEN PILLS,
Is remedy four degrees stronger than the a6oys
andintendeG for special cases Of long stEndiDg
Price, Five Dollars per Box.
Ladies Private Circular, utfk EHgTzris0s
SeRtfree, on application.
II you cannot get tbs pills OF your druggist, send
the money to DR.. j. Bryan, $40 Broadway, New
york. and they will be sent free from observation by
eturu mail TJU& co vI5p5
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
LAND FOR SALE.

EARM FOR SALE.-The sub
l. scriber oE:rs for sale his tpleadjd farm Of
S54l5 sctes lying James No0re's Mill, In Ball
vile and jackson Townships, with three good barps
two houses, two fine orchards, two good wells and
spTing. The farm has about loo hundred acres of
tbeIed land all undeg fence, and the rest is all In
dne state Of cultivation. Price $50 per acre. APP
plg on the pr misses FOR particulars
n31nl3 JEREMIAH ludwig.
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Working Men.-How do you ike to
take city orders IN payment for your work
aul tI.cn be obliged to sell them to the
Democrats ot 'ihe Ring" at Is, GO or 30 cts.
on the SOLAR when heg can 60 straight TO
the city Treasury and draw money on them
while you who earned the money by hard
work CAN'T GET A DOLLAR.
TOO Many Treasurers -lIow many
treasuIers has the city Of Fremon? ELDER
KIN sends our citizens 10 BorEFUR and Bore
FUR scrds item TO FRENTzEL Dc HALLFE.
The few rich Democrats who are ain the
ring" pay money for city orders, but the
Tgeasurer Of the city don'tl How is it, Mr.
Treasurer:
Remember that j. W. Watterson, the
Union candidate for Treasurer, is disabled
sol3ier-aud poor man--one who has lost
his health in the service of his country.
Vote for Wattereon.
Es- We ask every Irishman in Ere
mont TO read tie article in another col
umu headed "Yoice from an Irish
man." which We copy from Fenian
paper published in Chicago.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Lubins Extracts--the finest perfumes
ever produced. Sold by DR.. L. Dillon d
Son
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

The biggest stock of goods ever opened
in Fremont at L. M. Michlel's New Auction
Room in Deals Block
Don't Fail, to call aud examine Buck
land d Sons stock of Fruit cans before buy
ing elsewhere
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

If you want a good pair of Boys kip
Boots for $2,50 go TO Smith, Sbomo d, Co
40w3
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House and Lot for Sale.

NEAR the Presbyterian Charch. VIII be soIt
~ cheap if sold within the next 80 days. Title
perfect. Enquire at the Shoe store of SHERMAN
L c., opposite the Croghan House. 9tf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

GITY LOTS FOR SALE.-The
~ subscriber mas In-lots and Outlets coptsin-
ing from 4 of an acre to acres, for sale Ou terms
OF payment 10 salt purchasers.
57d RP. BUGKLAkD.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Es-E LlCHteHt0Cf Jlte HteettHV az tHe CtuO
Boom Saturday e0eniag. -
Logan and Ashley About 7 o'clock,
on Tuesday evening telegram was received
from Findiay that Gen. john A. LOGAN was
aboard the train ior Fremont Notice was
at once scattered through town and sent TO
BallvilIe, at that hour, and before 8 o'clock
twelve or fifteen hundred people assembled
in Mammoth Hall, anxious to see and hear
the gallant LOGAN of Illinois. When he
made his appearance in the Hall he was
greeted with long continued and deafening
applause. He was accompanied by Hon.
Mr.. ASHLEY, OF Toledo, and We were favored
with speeches from both. The meeting was
enthusiastic and the speeches were telling
and convincing throughout. LOGAN was
pretty nearly used up from coastsnt outdoor
speaking; but We were all gratifed TO get
even glimpse ofhis matchless style
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VOTING MEM

TIVE EXPERIENCE OF THE PAST TEN YEARS
4 has demonstrated ths fact that reliance nav be
plscsd in theeficacy of
Sparfr IE.IGt Ill
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A Scholarship in the best business
college in the West the Union Business
Institute of Cleveland can be had at the
Journal office On liberal terms.
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GET OUT EVERY UNION
VOTER I'M YOUR TOWN.
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For Sale.

A NICE H0MEall one acre of i2u1, with suit
~ trees and outbuldings, in the eity OF Fremont,
very ch sap aud long time for paymedts lis, about
4 OF an acre On WGterstEeet, in FremoGt, suitable
Orauy manufacturing establishment aud near the
usinass portion o town. Enquire Of u. !, JUNE
Fremont, Japis IS67-Jd
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aNFoRMATIO N.-Iurormati

n guaranteed 10 pr5SGc. l,i'tlriaDt grOHlh uf
hair upon bald head or heaIdess iac. asU reeeips
;or ths removal 81 Pimples, Blotenes Eruptons etc.
on the ssin, leaving the soft clear bsauti
IN can b. obiaiosd without charge b. addressing
TH0S F. .CHSFaAN, Chemist,
l5nzO S23 broadway, New YeIA.
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TIME TABLES.

CLEVELAND g. TOLEDO RAIL Road.
come EAST. GOING WEST.
Day Express sos A. n. iChicAgo Express 10 500 M
Nail -ll.02 p. Nail .------r---- o1O NJ
NJ z Ekprosss 625 r N Il Night Ex press IL 5k p, NJ
Aeeep p,o,is t,on 565 A. N tccofniroiation IL A. n
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
TaE RFNNe,s pAIN.KILLINta MAGIt

ManhOo& and youthful Visor are re-
gal. ed by EELMRoLn,s EGTRAor BroHU.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
THE
BRADBURY PIANO

Ia a fsvorits with US, and having dealt largely in
this beautiful instrument Tor many years, ~ take
great pleasure in recommending it TO our patrons,
and with an assortment from over 20 other good
New York and Boston makers, we have unequalsd
advantages In the West
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Patsat MeaieIaes.
WHITE PINE ConnpoUNsT

Is noE offered 70 the afflicted taroug ghost the
try. alter having been proved by tie test OF steven
years, il the New England States, where its merits
have become well known the tree from which, in
nsrt II darives III rfrfnrs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Ehe Glory OF I4ai, is Streng gth.-There-
fore the nervous and isb,tated should Immediately
use HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
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LAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. R.
POST OFFICE HOURS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
Through Nail going East, closes at 5:30P NJ
Wa Mail going East, closes at.-------10 -10:60 A. II.
Througn Mali going West ooses at ------lo:e0 A. N.
Way Msilgoing West closes at $3.50 P. N.
OPENS.
Through Mail from the Eastopsns st 80 A N.
Way Nailfrom the East opens at ------- 7:2o p n.
Through Mail from the West opens at---- sis A. M
Way Mail from the West opens nsat------- u:sO A. N.
l.. +. d L. X. Il.
Nails leave on the L c Il L K Rat-.----. ll:lsA. NJ
Nails arrive -Fs " Rt---- ------6:OoP.M.
STAGE ROUTES.
To Rolersville, Tuesdays aud Fridays at P. N.
To Black swamp, Saturdays, at --------.---10 A.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures sore tiucat, cOles coughs, G5PtA eTla, bror
chitis. splitting of blood, ana pulmonary afections
generally. II Is remarkable rem dy for kidney con-
plants, diabetes, difficulty Of void us urine. bleeding
frola the kidneys and bladder gravel and other CON-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Book Binding.-We have made arrange
ments with first class Bindety in Cleveland
to ac. as their agents in this place, and are
prepared TO receive books, magazines, pamph-
let's, music, &c, at publishers prices. All
work will be done promptly and neatly.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Perfumeries.--S. Bucklaud & Son keep
all the best kinds Of perfl'nery worth hav-
ing.
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Rail Roads.
Toledo, Wabash & Western r. ",

Passengers Carried through to Quincy
without Change of CaT-.s
~ ana after May ;, 1se7, trains viii IuDs as iol-
~ lows, Sundays escePtsd:l
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Eag- Remember the meeting at the GLIB
Boom Saturday e0eniag. -

Bully for Mad son
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Shattered Constitutions Restored b.
HELaBOLD's EXTRACT HUGHU.
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Enterprise in Education.-No system
6 education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
tas dieipline of first class Business Col
lege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Arbor, NJ chigan. It is worthy of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
Il;nating an ephermers existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing I'll
to-day It is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of PEN
saanship, address
a. @. PARSONS, "A. A.
Ann ArboF, Mich.
Cards.-Bslore getting your cards printed
in Cleveland or New York call ard see what
we are doing in that line.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this cvceilsnt
medicine enjoys, is deriyed from its
eures, MANY Of which are truly nar-
yelous Iaystecate cases Of ScrOf-
, ulous disease, where the system
! seemed saturated wiIh corruption,
have been purified and cured by it.
Scrofnlous affections and disorders,
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p0GK ASn JOB PRINTERS; 0fa4e la thlrdstory
DRucklsndse old Roek.
FREAuET CHf0
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-25
Governors Messages

We give up our space this week to the
publication of this interesting document, 1t
is the most elaborate as well as the ablest
State paper, that has ever emenated from the
facile pen Of our noble and patriotic Govern
or. Our readers will discern that be has not
departed a hairs breadth from the line of
his wise and just policy. He keeps his eyes
fixed steadily upon the land marks Of Re-
publicanism, and nothing can induce him to
do violence to his mature and deliberate con-
v~ic,ions of right and duty. He discusses
matters and advocates remedial measures of
the utmost cOncernment and Importance to
the people of the entire State. Particular
attention is directed to that portion devoted
to the subject of immigration which is, ow-
ing to our crippled condition and the tinau-
cial stringency of the times and its probable
continuance of as great an importance as
any other consideration. There is no use OF
wasting words in Intellectual discussion, we
absolutely require an influx of capital, skill
ed labor and energetic industry. We mus;
have it, or plod along for all time to
come, in our poverty and fosyism, the unpit-
led objects of a worlds derision and scorn.
We hope thai the Legislature will act prompt
ly upon the Governors timely suggestion and
by liberal legislation invite and persuade the
hardy and industrious immigrants of our
Eastern States and the European Monarchies
to come and reap with us the benefits of our
generous soil, inCalculable water power, and
all Of our other limitless resources.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-25

Of the people may rely, and to the sovereign
ty of the people, represented by the National
Congress of this Republic, we pledge our fe-
atty and enioin the same upon our children to
the latest posterity, thus endeayoring to per-
petuate by our counsel the glorious heritage
won by the valor and preserved by the VIII
tnes of our sires defended by the patriotic
bravery of this generations atd which we
hone TO transmit unimpaired to our success
sors. whose duty it will be, no less than ours,
10 maintain at any cost and to the last ex-
tremrtv to which we aIe prompted by ev-
rry consideration of honor, Interest and du-
(which high resolve, 1t perpetual and uni
| yersal, will secure for our children eScellen-
cies, happiness and glory, as far ~transendlng
what we have known, as is the splendor OF
the Sur. at MERIDIAN height, incomparably
beyond the faint dawn which precedes the
ruddy brightness of early morning.
7th. That we send greeting to our friends
throughout the country, the earnest desire
that in the approaching State elections, no
local issue be permitted to create dlssen5ions
among tue friends of the Republic, but that
for once, all other questions may be made
subordinate to the great Rational issust as
any diminutiOn of the Republican vote will
be regarded by Mr., johnson and his adher-
ents as favorable to " Ny policy"
Sth. That as peculiarly appropriate to this
occasion, and expressive of our high resolve,
adoptthe concluding sentiment of the Gettys-
burg speech of the lamented Lincoln, "The
| government of the people, by the people, and
for the people, shall not perish from the
earth"
oh. We heartily appreciate the course of
Gov. Brownlow, regarding the recent NUM-
cipal elections in Nashville, whereby he
maintained the majesty of the law, and the
dignity of the Commonwealth, and to the
determined action of General Joseph A.
Cooper, Commander of the State Guards, Is
due the gratitude of the loyal people of the
State.
10th. To the cooperation of the National
Military, under the immediate command Of
Gen. Geo. II. Thomas, in compliance with the
order Of Gen. Grant, the people ofTennessee
art probably indebted for the preservation OF
the peace of this Commonwealth, and we are
profoundly sensible of the wise and patriot
ic motives which governed the Military COM
manders, who saved our State Capital from
the disgrhceful riots which to the mOrtiica-
ton of all good citizens have been perpetra-
ted in New Orleans, under the auspices of
! Mayor Monroe, and elsewhere, with the APP
proval of many persons antagouistic to the
reconstruction plan Of the United States Con-
gress,
18th. 1T was moved and seconded in open
Convention that the following resolution be
| adopted, which was unanimously sustained
| that the course of Gen. Grant is in FIJI ac-
cord, as we believe, with the people, and we
take this occasion to express our admiration
for his patriotic management ofthc war port
folio.
W. W. ALEXANDER,
L. T. BLOOM,
W. A. WRIGHT,
NATHAN KELLEY,
JNo. X. HowARD,
TUBAL ZIGLAR,
Committee.
JOHN ROGERS, Chairman.
f. LocHMfLLAR,
URIAL Johnson,