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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16
DewOcTaIic Candidntes,

Rosecrsns the head, Radical Of
the strictest sect few years ago, who
denounced the Democracy as a traitor
Gus organization, and who was in turn
denounced BY the Democratic press, as
iLincOln hireIing," &c, &c. Nc
Connel, for Attorney General, was q
Colonel, in the service, and the author
of the address of the Army of the
Cumberland to the people of Ohio, in
1858, in which the Democracy were
unsparingly denounced. He termed
them sold political hacks, " "whose po-
Itical demagoguery takes shape in cow
srdly; covert treason-whose constant
vocation is denunciation of their gov
ernment and its armed defenders."
How they must love Max, and with what
energy they viii work for his election /.
For three years before the present one,
he was a member of the platform com
ruittee at the Republican State Conven-
ton, but failing to, obtain Office, went
ever to the Democracy, and they, de-
lighted with the acquisition, have set
aside their old tried leaders, and con-
fsrred the honor upon a new recruit.
The Democracy are evidently anxious
to bury their past record but have been
unfortunate in the selection Of candi-
dates whose record stamps their party
with indellible shame.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16

That he (Rosecrans) will be the next
Governor of Ohio there is no doubt
The enthusiasm with which his nomin-
alton is received settles all doubts -
Messenger.
Yea Verify. The enthusiasm is
much and hearty, and it manifests it.
self jubilantly, don't it. 1t did at the
State Convention, and his supporters
were so much encouraged that they
did not feel like wasting enthusiasm at
Ratification meeting, not any, the
night the Convention adjourned, altho'
Raber was spelling to explode, aud
Vallandigham was ready to dispense
his eloquence, and eulogise the man
that sent him through the lines to his
dearly beloved fellow rebels. Yes,
there was much enthusiasm. There
was a large amount displayed when
after It Wss found that Rosecrsns had
received q majority of the votes, and
it was proposed to make his nomina-
ton unanimous. The chairman put
the affirmative, but neglected to put
the negetive until cries of "Put the
negative" @put the negative" forced
him to do it when a responding "Nor
from all parts of the hOnse, exhibited exhibited
the enthusiasm with which the nomin-
alton was received, 1t vas strikingIy
exhibited when Bart Smiths name was
presented, as candidate for Attorney
General, and that gentleman arose and
Indignantly withdrew his name, an
nouncing that he would never allow
his name to be used on ticket headed
by such a candidate as Rosecrans =
His name was received with equal in7
thusiasm throughout the state. The
Waa of q sickly character,
and indicates an early demise.
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TIe virginia Election.

Governor Walker, just elected in
Virginia, is a Conservative Republican,
and said to be q very able man. John
r. Lewis Lieut.. Governor, was an old
line Wing. He was a member of the
Secession Convention in 1861, but vO-
ted against secession to the end. The
Attorney General, James C. Taylor, is
Union man. Three Radical Repub-
licans we're elected to Congress, and
five conservatives. In the Legislature,
the conservatives have majority of so
on joint ballot and will secure two Uni
Ted States Senators. The Legislature
win adopt the Constitutional amend
ment, and the vexed question, as far as
Virginia is concerned, viii be settled
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80
| Our readers WnlTemember the terrible &C.
cident which occurred near Port Jarvis. Oh
the Erie Railroad, in April, 1868. The los,
Of life was frighlful. The accident, at tbt
time, was attributed by the public TO
bt0ken rail-, the officers Of the road did moi
partake Of the belief. Immediately after the
accident, a swarm of thieves, known not n
have been on the ill-fated train, made theit
appearance on the ground and set to plunder
the dead, dying aud helpless Victims Tbis
circumstance led to the suspicion that the
rail had been tampered with, and the band
Of thieves lurked in the neighbcrnood
awaiting for the train TO jump the truck
Experienced detectives were employed 10
trace out the criminals and more than a
years diligent labor led to the arrest oftoae
Of the number, a man named John Bowen.
who is at present confined in the Pike-eouuty
jail, at Milford Pennsylvania. The evil
dence wss sufficiently strong to fasten the
guilt upon him, but the depraVed wretch.
suffering with the heavy load locked in his
heart, -uabuFdened himself, and made full
confession Of thecrimss Nopunishment has
ever been invented which would prove too
severe for the Eends who could plan such
fearful act and carry it into execution. In
view Of this development of human depray-
ity, it may be safe to charge most of the ac-
cideuts credited to broken rails. 10 gangs of
robbers who take that method to secure
booty, -., -.,4.,-,.rz .t4.,s..l...~, 7
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BILLY GLASS and others who sprang
the available dodge upon. the Demo
cratic State Convention, got too much
oft. He wanted Gary, of the horny
hand, but got Rosecrans, whereupon
be leaped to his feet and shouted out (:
'In the name of the working of Ohio,
l congratulate this Convention upon
having nominsteda a man who placed in
irons the mechanics of St Louis,' The
furious Billy would have further said,
but his coat tail was ineontineutly
seized, and he compelled to resume his
seat without completing his caustiC
speech. The enthusiasm was great -
very.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16

The State Temperance Convention,
met at Mansfield, on Wednesday last,
and put in nomination the following
ticket: For Governor, ], E. IngersolI,
Of Cuyahogai Lieut.. Governor, DR..
WadsxOrth, of Cincinnati; Treasurer Of
State, Thomas Edmundson, of Clarke
county; Member Board Public Works,
L. B. B. Silver, of Columbiana county
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16

TIE Presiding officer of the Demo
cratic State Convention, P. Van Trump
was leading Know Nothing, in other
days. He is doubtless charmed with
the nomination of Rosecrans, an uncom-
promising Catbolic--a sect which Van
Trump and his associates sought to os.
gscise,
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RepubIican FInnnneerinn.

Gen. Garfield gives the following
summary of the financial work of Gen.
Grants administration:
During tia thrss,qus sFtsrs Of a. fiscal
year our receipts INTO he TseasJiy were
$25S, 100000. During the last q quarter, which
will end next Wednesday, the receipts into
the Treasury viii be SlOO, 600, ,OOO-only
$s956,000, ,O00-iu three-quartsfs, snd in the
remaining one quarter SIOO ,OOO, 900, better
by $l57,OOO,G0O than in any other quarter
of that year, and there has been no increase
in the taxation. It Is the simple difference
of an honest collection oftha revenue.g And
on. the scoFe Of fexPenditqres darin thes ssfirasl
three e-qhartkIS ofthe fiscal syear " SFe kss56 !
100000. During the last quarter they were
only $685. S000y06fS being Hb0ut S208, 0O000O
less than, any Other quarter .oE the wear
The year viii fOstdp in this way: A36i 600.
600 ofreceipts; $324, ,O0O, 900 of expenditures
leaving clean surplusof $37, 0OO 900 in the
Treasury for the year that will end with the
month Of June and large share of all thai
surplus has been acquired since Gen. Grant
was. inaugurated in the Executive chair.
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HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT
OF TEE CUMBERLAND.

2
MuRFREEsBoRe, Tenn, Feb. 8, 1868.
To the Honorable the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio
The resolution Of thanks passed by your
honorable body, to the army of the Oumber-
land, its Commanding General and bis staff,
has been duly received and published 10 the
troops Of the command. On behalf Of all, l
retnrD you heart felt thanks.
This is indeed war for the maintenance
Of the constitution and the laWs-nsy for na-
tiOnal existence-agsiDst those who have
despised our honest friendship, deceived our
Just hopes, and driven us to defend our coun-
try and our homes. By foul and lOilfuI slaa-
dsrs on oar motives and Intentions, persiStent-
q repeated, they hare GTrdyed against ace our
OlOa tetlOlo citizens, bound TO as By the triple
ties Of consequently, geographical position
and commercial interest. tft
Let no man among US be bsse enough to
forget this or fool enough to trust an oligsr-
chy of traitors to their friends, to civil liber-
ty and human freedom. Voluntary exiles
from home and friends, for the defence and
safety of ALL we long for the time when gem
tie peace shall sgsin spread her wings over
our land but We know no such blessing is
possible while unjust and arbitrary power of
the rebel leaders confront and threaten US.
Crafty as the fox, cruel as the tiger, they
cried "nO coercion" while preparing to
strike US; bully like, they proposed to fight
US because they said they could whip us five
10 one; and now when driven back, they
whine cut no INVASION" and promise us Of
the West permission to navigate the Missis-
sippi river, if Fe viii be good boys" and
do as they bid US. 49,. ....
Whenever they have the power, they
drive before them into the ranks the South
ern people, and they would drive us. Trust
them not. Were they able, they would in
wade and destroy US without mercy. AbsO-
lutely assured of these things, I am anaTzed
tbdt any one should think of ''DeGce on ana
terms" He l0ko sRtertaJns tie sentiment Is
Jit only to be a SldUe; he tohO utters It at this
ttue, n1OTeoVeT, Is traitor to his cOuntrg, s0hO
deserves The scoTn and contempt of all honor
abe men. When the power of the unscrupu-
lOus rebel leaders is removed, and the people
are free 10 consider and act for their own in
tereSts which are common With ours under
this Government there will be no difficulty
in determination. Between our tastes and
social life there are fewer differences than
between those of the people of the northern
and southern provinces of England and Ire
land. Hoping the time may speedily come
when the power of the pertidious and cruel
tyrant of this rebellion having been over
thrown, peace may be laid on the broad
foundation Of national unity and equal Justice
to all, under the Constitution snd laws.
l am your fellow citizen,
W. S. ROsECRAKs, Maj Gen.
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IT Is considered very doubtful wheth-
er Rosecrans viii accept the nomination
offered him by the Democracy of Ohio.
He refused the one offered him by the
Democracy of California, and in no
gentle terRs either
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SECRETARY Boutwell, is determined
that the country shall have the fun
benefit of all the gold balance in the
Treasury, and hence he is now .pureh-
asing bonds at the rate of SS,OO0,OO0
per week, and has ordered his assist
ant at New York to continue to buy,
at that rate, until further orders. The
bonds are to be held subject to the ac-
tiOn..Of Congress. The burden grows
lighter, and the clouds begin to lift.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16

Judge Paine, of Cleveland, has re-
Gently sentenced the keeper of a gam
bling saloon to six months imprison-
meut in the county jail, a fine of five
hundred dollars and to pay the costs of
prosecution. Served him right.
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The Democratic nominations give a
correct indication of their desperate cen
ditiOn. They knew there was no hope
of their success with any of their old
leaders, and hence the patchwork to
which they resorted. Think of Rose.
Grams becoming the leader of such men
as Thurman and Yallandighaml How
beautifully they exhibit the Christian
virtue Of forgiveness! One would hard
ly think they were the persons referred
to in the following letter of the Gener-
sPs, written to the Ohio Legislature in
January, 1868:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16

TIE PREsDENT has, by proclamation,
liked Tuesday, November Soth, as the
day for submitting the Constitution Of
Mississippi to q vote Of the electors
The disfranchising clause FiD be sub
pittsd separately.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16

LAST Weeks Hearth and Hone, pub
Iished by Bates & PettengilI, contained
a fine portrait of William Cullen, BEy1
ant 1t also contained the first chapters
of romance of a erich Young Girl, .
AN excellent story. The paper is ad-
mirably managed, aud grows in public
favor, a4 1sar F79ss sit.