The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
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Organize Tor tn9 E1nal GAarge.
IN LAKE county the following instructions
have been issued 10 Grant Clubs; and these
are 50 good thatswe publish them for the in.
formation of Republieanssverywhere. Re This
is the kind Of work that is now most needed:
TO TUE GRANT CLUBS OF LAKE COUNTY.
In order to secure the full benefit OF the
thorough organization and canvass which has
been made in Lake county, the several town
ship Grant clubs are urgently requested to
hold basiaess meetings on Saturday evening,
10th October. All speech making should be
dispensed With at that meeting. The secge=
tary of the Gqut club should lave ready for
the meeting a. fell alphabetical list Of every
voter in the township, and each school dis
trict committeeman should be present with
list, in alphabetical order, Of the voters in
his respective district. Tlst2
The tickets for each school district will
then be resdy, and should be placed in the
hands OF the several district committees at
this meeting, and pledge taken from them
to distribute The tickets the same evening,
or on Menday, October 12, in their respect
live districts. 1888
! Challenger, tally-men, and rallying-meH
for election, day should -be7ehoseulat these
/ At1U3 HSuibhDlG m6u W bhkb Tue
vote 10 PainesYille- ss s0sn as counted, on
October 3zl sAFiNs- s-'-ss'ss .
The township list of voters should be,rvad'
over TO the meeting, and the names of dbSent,
doubtful and indifferent voters taken down
by persons who will look after them on the
| day before The election. 6 Ill
Arrangements should be made for closing
all stores, shops and other places Of business
/ by Republicans till one O'Clock P. N. on
| the day of election also, for opening the
| polls at sib o 'cloek A. NJ, and for getting to
The polls rs soon az opened those who sre
doubtful or Indifferent, or who must 60 away
during the day. -.E5 , -tff
Meetings for speeches, etc, can be held
throughout the county on Monday evening,
! October -, but Saturday night should be
devoted exclusively to business.
Lake County Republican Committee.
ii Painesville, O., October l, 1853
MMins.-The schooner N. o. West Of
Fremont oapt. Skinner, cleared Saturday
the s6th, for BufslO with lumber for West
& Dana.
-Scow Emma Leighton, PIT Huron, clear
ed Monday the 2sth for Buffalo with lumber
for West d Dana.
Schooner FOssoria, Fremont, Capt
Haywood arrived Fridly the 25th, light.
Cleared Saturday the s6:h for Buffalo with
wheat. @
-scoW d. R. BrdmGn, Cleveland, Capt
Grant. arrived Sunday the27, light. Clear.
ed for Buffalo Wednesday the 3Oth with
slaves. "a e sta1Er-ssf
-Scow Sea Bird, Cleveland, Capt Dsaxe,
arrived Thursday LIST, light. Cleared Sun
day the 4th, for Buffalo with lumber for
Amsden. frii in1oiH 1lnt5
Schooner a. D. Root, Fremont, Capt
Tyler, arrived Saturday the 81, with 300
bbls salt for Amsdeu, and merchandise for
Thompson& & Co, and ROBBERS d Sheldon.
Cleared Thursday the sah, for Buffalo, with
lumber and slaves for Amsden.
Schooner N c.. Vest, arrived Saturday
the Sd, light. Cleared Thursday, the 9th
for Buffalo with lumber for West 4 Dana.
Scow Emma, Detroit, Capt Peabody,
arrived Monday, the 5th, with lumber for
Nat Haynes. Cleared wednesday for Detroit
HU --
Another Convert. Mr.. JoHN BENDER,
leading German Democrat Of Sandusky
City, disgusted at the abuse heaped upon
Gen. WnLICH by German Democratic
paper of that City, fthe BagStadD, annouu.
ces his dissolution Of partnership With the
Democracy and win vote for GIssoS and
GIANT and OOIFAx. We copy part of his
letter. 'rExcercisiDg our deep and inst
indignation at such shameless pack 1of
lies, Che undersigned in conjunction
with many brave Union soldiers, desires, to
make this public statement; that General
Willich while in the army of the Oumber-
land covered himself With glory by his
well-knoWn vslor, caution and fearleSsnsss
upon al occasions. WewiH only mention
the storming Of Missionary Ridge. Besides
this, General Which had already establish
ed a historical reputation ia the devolu-
tionary War of 1848-'49 long bsfore he
emig-ated to America, fact of which such
a Hindoo as the perpetrator Of that abusive
piece Of street poetry is entirely ignorant.
To certain Democratic leaders of this town
who were officers IN the service for two or
three months but who found the smoke of
powder dangerous 10 their health, such
scribbling might be applicable. In the
name of thousands of brave German Union
soldiers the undersigned sOlemnlY protests
against such unheard of infsmy."
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Revival of the Social Club The
Social Dancing Club of last winter has
been revived, and viii hold the first party
of this season at Union Hall Friday eve-
ming of next week. The old member viii
be considered members this year. The
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