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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27
TEMPORARY APPROPRIATIONS.

Small temporary appropriations are re-
quired as promptly ss practicable, for each
Of the following objects, the existing appro-
priations having been exhausted, viz I: Ex-
penses of the presidential election; expenses
Of the general assembly, trustees of benevO-
lent institutions, care of state house, gas for
state house, expenses Of legislative commit
tees, binding for the state, and the new
idlotic asYlum.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27
Capital, $1,OOO,OOQ.
Paid in FmlI.
"a n LtNIHH VI = = . 2
First National Bank Building,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICERS

Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general correspond
ence should be addressed
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27

The financial affairs Of the state govern
ment are in a satisfactory coalition. The
balance in the treasury on the 18th Of No
vember, 1868. was $677, $3.50 79; the receipts
during the last fiscal year we're $4,347 ,4S4-
80; making the total amount of funds in the
treasury, during the year, s., 5,025, AIS 81.
The disbursements duriDgihe year have
been S4,455,354 e6; which sun has been
paid out Of the treasury from the several
funds. as follows. viz:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27

The work Of lying tie FindIay Branch of
the O. S. tt G. r K. wi'h rail is progress
ing. Early next seas the whole lad will
be re-laid,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27
CENTRAL LuNArIc ASYLUM.

The destruction OF the central lunatic asy-
lum by fire during the night of the 18th inst,
causing the death by suffocatiOn of six of the
patients, and incalculable distress and suf-
fering TO the remainder, will require inyes-
iigstion and prompt action on your part. In
rebuilding the asylum, the erection of a
fire-proof building will occur to you as alike
the suggestion Of prudence and humanity.
This calamity also suggests the propriety
of examining the condition of the other in
stitutions of the state, with view to pro-
viding them with every proper means of Sc
curit7 against similar disaster.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27

CLARENCE d. CLARK, President,
JAY COOKE, EChairman Finance and EE
Committee.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-27

The interests of common school education,
in my opinion, will be promoted by the
early adoption of a county superintendeney
as provided in a bill on that subject now
pending iu one branch of the general Assem-
bly,. 1 therefore earnestly recommend the
consideration and passage of the bill
The commissioner Of.common schools is
required, in the discharges of bis duties, u
pay cut each year for travelling expences
about 800. The prOpriety of refunding to
him. out Of the state treasury, his travelling
expenses, will probably not be called in
question,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
F3REzGE.

MADRID, November IA decree viii
soon De Issued, making 3 reduction in
the numbers OF the standing army.
Disseution has broken out among
members OF the Democratic party.
LONDON, November 1.-The negOtia-
tons Ter the settlement OF the Alabama
claims will undoubtedly be settled IN a
few days. England is willing toPzy the
American claims.
a Madrid special says all the cOnserv-
atives favor Ferdinand, Of Portugal, for
King Of Spain, while the ID smCcrstic
clubs have unanimously selected Gen.
Prim for Chief CT Stale on condition that
he will take the title OF President Of the
United Provinces Of Spain.
The British Government declines to
recognize the rights claimed by the
Hudson Bay Company in Territories be-
tween the CanadaS and the Pacific coast.
The riots which occurred in Rotterdam
Saturday were not OF a political charsc-
ter. A quarrel arose between citizens
aud the police, and the latter were over
powered, vbea troops were sent from
Hogus 20 restore order. Several contests
took place ia the streets between the
troops and people. Three men were
killed and about 100 wounded. Up to
this time, sixty arrests Of parties impli-
Gated have been made. The city is now
quiet, under guardianship Of the troops.
The Standard says g formal dissOlu-
ton OF Parliament will be announced on
the eleventh.
Several shocks of earthquake have
been distinctly felt recently IN the vest
ern counties OF England and Wales.
Prince Alfred left Plymouth to-day on
the frigate Golitis fer a cruise around the
world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA November 2.-Judge
Read, in court, Hisi prius, today, deliv-
cred an opinion pa the natursIiE alton
cases. cloeiDg as follows:
"Uoder this state Of facts, 1 al come
to but conclusion: that the whole is
u of naturalization certificates Is by q
nisi prius branch of the Supreme Court,
contrary to an act of the Assembly, and
should be rejected at the polls, and l
make the following order: And now,
November %, it is ordered that no more
aliens be patuTalizsd in this Court"
The city il very quiet this evening.
The politicians sre engaged in folding
tickets for tomorrow, and 10 meetings
are being held. There is q deep feeling
prevailing among every class, which
will call out q heavy vote, and the polls
will bs crowded at an early hour.
PHILADELPHIA, November "A card
published by Geo. II. Biddle and eight
other Democratic members Of the bar,
expresses the opinion that il is undoubt.
eddy the juiy of election officers when 3
certificate OF naturalization is presented
having protonaTies signatures spd seal Of
the court, to receive such paper, and that
at any election the officer rejecting the pa
per subjects himself to an action OF dam.
ages and peril OF criminal prosecution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
HIS

Remember the words of Father RYAN:
You cannot be an Irish Catholic and an
american Radical" You must be either
one or the other. Be true to the people
among whom Providence has cast your
lot. Remember that they are struggling
with a military d~espotism like that
which Expresses Irishmen in Ireland.
Remember that they have endured ard
suffered in the cause Of liberty, and are
yet struggling as the countrymen Of EN-
NETT, OF CURRIE, of GRATTAN and Of
O'CoNNELL have struggled in times psst.
The cause Of the people Of Tennessee is
the cause Of every true Irishman. No
man who remembers the SORROWS of Ire
land and what her people to-day suffer,
will fail to help by his vote In the free
dom Of Tennessee. Vote for J. w.
LEFTwICH for Congress, DO matter what
any hired renegade ITishmsn may say to
the contrary. Irishmenl be true 70 your
selves, and vote the straight Democratic
ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 2.-Sixty Of
the pupils at the Risbee Military school,
at Poughkepsie, were taken sick with
cramps and disrrhea on Saturday even
ing, which caused q panic 70 prevail Tor
some time. Prompt measures were
taken, however, to alleviate their suffer
ings, and most Of them sTe now well.
Something was wrong with a dish OF
head cheese, which was heartily eaten
OF by the boys at dinner, and 1t is under
going 8 minute examination.
Marshal Murray yesterday arrested
Lewis LudGenbsch, the clerk OF the Su-
preme Court OF Orange county, w. j..
Dickson and Wickham z. Shaw, his
deputies, ami Samuel Z. Dominick and
Henry G. Miispaugb, lawyers at New
bury. for being concerned in the issue
af false certificates OF naturalization.
K, L Cefin, q lawyer, and Barney Lslly,
g Igborer, were arrested at Psskskiil for
the same offense- q hearing viii be had
this morning before Commissioner o.
born.
McMahon, charged with murder In
WeehawkeD, who escaped from Consta'
bic Lauren, Saturday, was arrested IN
this city yesterday and taken 10 jersey
4 Barcelona, Spain, special, Of yester-
day, says all the workshops and manu-
factories of the city have been closed in
consequence Of the rec trade DEGREES Is
sued by lhe provisional government.
Tie Workiagmen OF the city deprived
o! their work have assembled and are
actually threatening to break into the
grain stores and bakeries, The military
has been cslled cut and several arrests
have been made.
E---Ha-A-n4Ln# KnnnoIu igcTrzA cn mr.
der this morning directing policemen to
tgke the prisoners arrested for fraudulent
voting before g Uaitsd States Commits
s!ousT, and not suffer them to appear be-
fore any Police Justice or local or State
Court. The order vas not submitted for
approysi to the Board OF Commissioners.
Bgswoyth ana Brewer, it Is said, viii
issue instructions 70 the force not TO obey
any order of the Superintendent, unless
Issued BIZ authority OF the Board.
Gov. Fznnton remains here uutil after
the election.
Dwight Townsend, one OF the Dzmo-
cratic candidates ia the First Congress
SIGNAL District, has Withdrawn in favor
OF the other candidate, Henry d. Reeves
w. d. Hitler, Independent candidate
in the Ninth District, hes Withdrawn Ia
favor Of john Savage, who is making 3
vigorous canvass sgainst Fernando
Wood.
Ferty three arrests were made for lie
gal voting at the Newark election. Ii Is
said that quite q number are yet to be
arrested, and 3 number Of prominent
lawyers at NeEbury, for alleged connec-
ton with fraudulent naturalization pa
Pers.
Henry Ward BescheF preached at Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, yesterday.
Before bis sermon, be stated that, by 8
formal vote % the church, baptism was
forbidden any Child Z Of whose ps-
rents was not q plembsr Of the church.
He would coDfJ;m to instructions, al
though be lid NOT believe in the proprle-
t., and outside churches would admin
baptism to any child, one OF whose
parents was q Christian,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
RRRRING LIE NEGRnEa

In another column we publish, upon
information furnished Us by a colored
citizen, well-known il Nashville SO well
az Memphis as an honest hard working
MANNED ADAMS, the bsrber-ths par
tieulars Of a Systematic robbery Of the
colored people by white Radicals, which
has for some time been going on under
the eyes OF the former agent Of the
Freedman's Bureau, a Col. PALMER,
and it lie suspected with his conniyance.
Nothing more ~disgraeeful than this has
come to u knowledge in years. So
contemplate a gang of white seoundrels
should be broken up at once by the DO.
lice, whose attention we invite to the
matter. We invoke the protection Of the
Laws of our city for the poor people who
are thus being robbed by white Radicals,
who accomplish their purposes under the
guise Of q Radical friendly feeling for the
negroes. This gang must be broken up.
PALMER can do much to assist the police
to that effect If he wills it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
GERAAESI

Remember the F4theTlsnd and The po-
litical troubles thst environ these you
have left behind there, and you viii be
true TO Tennessee in her present hour OF
need, true to the white people Of your
own rsce snd blood, whose rights are
new wantOnly asssiled By the Radicals,
Remember that these Radicals have
raised State taxes TO rates four times
Whist they used 10 be before the war
that they have taxed every industry in
the IEnd, and have squandeTed the
money of the nation. Remember that
the Radicals maintain nsgFo-military
Governments throughout the South at
an expense Of nearly L hundred mil
lien dollars 3 year, and have given ignov
rance q presumption claim to the places
Of the intelligent white men whose
homes have ever been here. Vote to-
day for SEYMOUR and BLAIR, ana for J.
w. LEFTwICH for c sngress-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
BOSTON.

BOSTON, November 2.-In suit of MeT-
ehants'tNational Bank We. State Nation
al Bank, originating In the State stree
irregularities, Judge Clifford to-day reed
the opinion of the Circuit Court. He de-
cided that the act of June, 1884, under
which NRtionsl Banks were created, con-
ferred 20 authority on Cashiers OF banks
to certify checks, and that power to GER
tify checks for third parties were not in
terest on duties appertaining to Cashiers.
He also held that by law 8 State bank
which declared duties Of Cashiers did
not confer any power, or such power, to
certify checks of third parties, and in ad-
dition there appeared to be no question
that the National Banks generally could
not certify checks. The Court, In view
of these things, directed the jury to give
a verdict for the State National Bank.
The counsel for the Merchants Bank
Immediately filed exceptions, and the
case will go to the United States Su-
preme Court for final adjudication.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
THE MOR4L WI OF MEMPHIS

THE MORAL Err OF MEMPHIS
MUsT BE E0EzTED TO-DAY.
Merchants, bankers and business men,
IL you will turn out to-day and exert
your intelligence and moral power in IA
vor of JOHN w. LEFTwICH and SEY-
MoUR and BLAIR, you al DO more TO
make life and property u in Mem
phis than can be done without you.
The good men, the men Of property, the
men OF brains, the men Of energy, the
men Of tao and skill, are the men who
to-day should be in the lead OF the Dsmo-
cratic voters. Come cut Of your count
ing-rooms and help Us. Come out and
sustain US. Come out and hold up our
hands, even unto the going down OF the
sun. In behalf OF your wives and chill
drsn, your kin folk, your n~eighboIs, your
countrymen, come out and vote and as
sist by your very presence in maintain
ing the dignity of Memphis. Everything
depends upon the prOpeTty-holders, bust
ness uen, bankers and merchants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03

TO THE ISRAELITEs OF MEMPHIS
Remember, Children Of Israel, the in
suit put upon you by GRANT in his days
Of power. Remember that he is among
the few public men Of the United States
who are bigoted, ignorant snd intOlerant
and who would repeat upon you the suf-
feriDgs your fathers endured in the mid
die sges, when Europe was stepped in
darkness and misery. Remember it is
part OF GRANTS record that be was 90
stupidity intolersnt of your race as TO
force your withdrawal from the limits
Of his command. II 90 intOlerant as an
army commander, what would he be IS
President? Vote for SEYMOUR and
BLAIR, if you would save yourselves
from farther insult at his hands and the
country from a despOtic sway more ifk-
some than that Of Poland, and a grind
ing taxation more severe than the an
cient fittings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
THE TICKET!

Democrats! Before you vote to-day,
carefully compare the ticket given you
to deposit in the ballot-box with that
printed at the head Of our first column,
which is the ticket OF the Democratic
party.
Don't vote q ticket that does not con-
tsiu every name you read in this
list. The Radicals have prepared a ticket
similar to it, only substituting the name
OF DAVID A. MUM for that OF J. ".
LEFTwICH. Beware OF it! Vote none
but the straight Democratic ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

DEMUNNa II "LANNNAAHEEN-"
Democratic headquarters, for to-day,
will be located at the rooms Of the Gen.
tral Democratic Club, Stillmsn Hall,
corner of Madison and Second streets.
All who want election tickets, or who
are in the employ or acting under in
structious of the Committee, will report
there early this morning, The Commit
tee viii be in session all day. Mr.. W.
R. HUNT, the Chairman, viii in person
superintend the IabOrs Of the Committee,
and he expects to be thoroughly sup
ported by his fellow members, and the
Democratic citizens Of he county gen.
eraIIy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
LEFTWIgH,

Read your ticket carefully and see
that the name of -. W. LEFTwICH,D
for Congress, is on it. The friends Of
DAVID A. NUM- have made E ticket, g
fac smile Of ours, only substituting the
nsms OF their candidate (NUNN) for
that Of Dr.. LEFTwICH. Therefore it will
be necessary for Democrats to read their
tickets carefully before voting. We can
not too earnestly press this upon the at
tention OF Democrats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03

Democrats 4! he discreet. Let 10 words
of passion escape you. Preserve your
tempers. Do not permit yourselves to be
drawn into heated debates with Rsdi-
csls, at the polls. Challenge votes when
You think they are Illegally and i'm
properly rendered. That is your right
as well as duty. But do not cautiously
interfere with the rights Of others. Pre-
serve the peace. Remember that any
disturbance may occasion not only the
lcss Of q seat in Congress for DR.. LEFT
wICH, but bloodshed, loss Of life, and
perhaps loss of property. "Bear and
forbear.m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
WE Want EYERY 0

Every Democratic vote must be polled
to-day. A single vote will decide be-
tween civil liberty and military despot-
ism. JEFFERSON was made President
by one vote. MORTON wss made Gov
q of Massachusetts by one vote, on a
poll Of l02,067. HENRY CLAY carried
Tennessee by ll3 votes in 1874, and HAIR
RIsoN Pennsylvania by 343 votes and
Maine By 80. Every vote counts. Let
every vote be polled. There were many
persons kept away from the last election.
They must vote at this Of to-day. II
they DO, the State is safe beyond all
question, and LEFTwICH will be elected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
NEW ORLEANS.

evenings P5cGyIIae exposes a swindle in
the shape of q circular, evidently de-
lisi0n between the whites and blacks to-
1t is signed by the Council
OF Seven" and its bombastio tone alone
proves it 3 humbug, though the Repub-
Eicdn also publishes it, and treats it as
genuine, closing its article with the init
nation that negroes will not vote to-
naarrnU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Arrlved-
Olive Branch.
Depsrted-Marble City, for Memphis.
Five and s half feet water to Cairo.
CAIRO, Observation-Disclosures
10 pm. City Of Alton, s am. Rubi-
con, 4 pm. +; Shreve, 4 pm.
River fell two inches.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-River ris-
ing with three feet six inches in the ca
nal. Weather clear and pleasant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
COST OF DEMOCRATIC As COMPARED
NrEa. p. Dill. 49,

WITH RLkE.
The total expenditures Of the Govern
ment Of the United States from March
8, 1889, to June 80, l88l,-a period Of
seventy-two yesrs,-smounted to sI,7OO.-
OO0,O 00, which included the expenses of
one war with England, one war with
Mexico, and half q dozen wars with the
Indians; and SIS .0O0, 600 paid TO France
for the Louisiana Territory; s., COO, 900 to
Spain for Florida; SIS. 900. 900 to Mexico
for California; and $40, OOO, 600 to Texas
for New Mexieo-total, SIS, QUO 900 paid
for resl estate.
The total expenditures OF the same
government from July /, 1866, to June
80. 1853 period of four years-wiIl
amount to 81, 500, 600 900, which included
the expenses of no war, the United
States beng at peace with all the world,
and only s., % 1000 paid in gold for the
icebergs Of Alaska.
The first period included more than
afty Of Democratic rule. The last
neriod included four years of Radical
TuIe. during which the Democracy were
represented in the Government only by
I. ~ninority so small IS to be utterly pow
erIess for good or bed. Such is the his
to,icsl contrast between the Democratic
party and the present ruling party Of
hate eno destruction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
COLoRED DEMOCRATIC VOTERs-RE.
MLMBEK THEM.

The Democratic party should procure
the names Of every cOlOrsd man who
votes the Democratic ticket. They
should be published, too, that for all time
they may be remembered az among
those Of a misguided people who we're
willing the white intelligence Of the
State should participate in its public
affairs. Let US have the names of the
Democratic colored yoters. We will
publish them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
SHUT Up SHOP,

Leave your desks and contingencies,
your workshops and places Of business,
and consecrate this day to the service of
Memphis, Of Shelby county, OF Ternes-
see and the Union. The help of every
man is needed to-day. II you cannot
vote yOursslf, you can ecure the votes Of
others. You cannot count on prosperity
or profits, or even claim your property
IS your own, until the Radicals are de-
feated. "Shut Up shop" and do one
days work for the Democratic party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
HARBOUR LEWIS SUES OUT An IN


LEhta StES OUE An IN
JUNCTION.
at a late hour last evening BARBOUR
LEWIS sued out, before Judge HUNTER,
OF the Criminal Court, an Injunction re-
strsiniEg Col. BEAUMONT and Sheriff
CURRY from the enforcement of their
joint order for the preservation Of the
peace. The Injunction was granted snd
served upon The Commissioner of Police
and Sheriff, whereupon these gentlemen,
acting upon competent legal advice,
given, we understand, by Chancellor
SMITH determined to act in strict &C.
cordance with their own instructions TO
their volunteers and deputies, and pre-
vent to-day the assemblags of armed
bodies in sight of the polls. Our citizens
may rely upon it that the Metropolitan
and Volunteer Police snd the Deputies
sworn in by the Sheriff, together with
The Military, under Gen. GORDON GRAN
GER, will maintain the peace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03
VOTE.

Il is the duty Of every registered Dem
ocrst iu Shelby county to vote. The
Conservative or Democrat who fails
te-6sy, Classics himself among the
Radical enemies Of his race. Vote
early, and put yourself in the way
of seeing that your friends vote. Espe-
ciaIly see to it that the Democratic ne
groes vote the right ticket.