The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

and the marshal in executing i be writ
4 ReruIirtedIEhe pgisoPer, on his parole o
hOnd and on 3 ssurance friend
that e wshld not etteppt ID eSssPe
to go to another part of town to see hi
friends. That was the last seen of hin
BY the marshal or any one else in Ere
moht. HE 6kedaddIed, and now turni
up as an applicant for a-lucratiXs Office
in California. We call the attentio, q
the Ohio Senators to this csse, and as
sure them that the facts are as we have
stated them.
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,9a si.s5', a." sQttBtLbts.1,qq q''93 Il
845 f8tie4ry5esepce q Sfeeine Grant Rapesnsi q On the
Nomination Of Seymour and Blafr.l
HThrough ticket to Salt river
the Democratic ticket idyir sui
j ass-c -clg4T ui .a--T- f1eG nj .ts4t :
"a IF Why, is the Blair family like the
small poxl Because every party must
have ie once. =IhG .s31gsT bTs g@u
fyi1 i1rerGo1 oi-H as!; p shgs'7l
RFFhe seTerest,cut of all was Sew
safd's remafkgo +" Poor Chasel'a Poor
Cb.sofa -cFo7j' lFsIbnTd THoi rEr1
osiT 1I5-1 1ci . 1lZiJ ia Iso3o 1ej
RFHoW about Horatio's "heredit-
iaary ary insanity" Have, the Democrats
nominated possible lpnatiei m:si
beg re- Nj, Seward, the other day, in
speaking Of the New York nominations,
said -SeymeuE5lslwa had the faculty
Of running behind his ticket. ,fle5e
7t0r; .iafur $ 70 r---Tsd 9di suini.nsI
~ The Pendleton escort, Dow styled
the Funeral Escort returned to Cincin-
natl in discouraged driblets, with Grape
outheir hats and bottles reversed.
RThe Republican party is now
rid Of the Blaif family forever, For
this we owe . debt Of gratitude to our
Democratic friends. IF they would
like any more rubbish We have few
more Of the same soFt.. a' .'a7 sst
uafi Fshci Tif9 5n- cLTf 3iHs5 e3-l ifi
'-a RE-The Columbus Statesman briefly
notices the nominations, and says it is
g G too weary tonight to say more" Il
viii be more weary Of the nominations
before November 20 .0sdf tia;'H
a8 egTGi 20 y---rslig gtla.g i
~ E% Did the I" bloated bondholdersp
take undue advantage Of the strapped
condition Of any of the Western dele
gates and buy them up for seymour3
wThe Republicans ought to ap-
point day, of thanksgiving for hap
py riddsnee Of the Blair family. They
have been worse than the sold Man
ofthe Sea ITO any party that has shOul-
dered their fortunes. 'azf.so'
-1rm - .,19'rt AcG go 'ts
gi&yDide Belmont settle the hotel
biIs of any Of the gentlemen who
swTore to stick by Pendleton and green
backs first, last, and all the time, but
who finally surrendered to Seymour
and the bondholdersfr o1'"na.~os
The nomination Of Blair brings
up the remark Of Tom Gerwin on the
n0minstionof Polk e''Afet this no
one is safe. A man goes to bed re-
spected citizens, and he rises in the
morning and finds himself candidate
of the DenOcratic party. Alas! sHch
IL life. NJ s7ein egs feds57 .ra'ssi2 5r'
-s.TfTeu 5di of inA~5t seirzHm oas
- SeymOur's physicians warned
him Of the dangers that mepaeed his
health and and life . il he entered on the
race for, she. Presidency Should he
be elected and1the calamity fofeshad-
owed in their warning fall upon him, /
Blair would become President Are
the, Democracy prepared for that dread
ful contingency ssro tr5 :sdsdl =.
! io fifsd eds mf--~ina. ..ez7rn3 tsiI.
70 RE7 It was particularly cruel inathe
Democratic Convention to force the
Presidential nomination onto a gentle
man who has a taint Of hereditary in
sanity, aPd then TO couple him with
one Of4he Blsirs, whose sOcietythrOugh
the campaign would develop lunacy in
the sansst Of r1en.. ,'ha' s1risH II 4
. 1I,r~ '7iuifig c7cLn gsvs sisesoh o. ~,
Es An original eOppsrhead and a
renegade Radical do not constitute a
winning ticket in 1868. Among all
the Northern men who opposed the
war; hindered the success Of our arms,
and gave aid and comfort to the rebel
lion, Horatio Seymour was first and
foremost He was worse than allan
dighsmi or Pendietonf for he had the
venom of both and more ability than
J;.Lo. g 1adip hemEuilag 't foHi 81
II III :2ui'se 1.LLE- SEQ 20 s1,lsd br
pa E It Is stated that there was a
struggle at New 7 ork o9rrk2 among the dele
gates to the Convention, as to who
should have the, honor of sleeping with
JOerWilIimns, the nigger delegate from
Ta1nssshs HRdts TodEi ss9as5smHsl n,
5ms7 .szl4Io. ito, ho, iClar De way jfs'- 81
s-oA So FOr de calered cussfrQm Afrikaylp ID
re- Poor Chase! He and his
friends are the butts Of political wiltings
and the pamphieteoEs have already
dubbed him, @The man without a
Partys''aaHe and 9Ahdre@ Johnson can
now feel for each others, case. Salmon
has, rather the advantage Of Andrew in
having, the life salary of g hief Justice to