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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-06-24
Fall ELECTIONS of 1870.

The fall elections of 1870 are of
greater importance than is generally
known by the people at large. Not
only the character Of the next
House of Representatives, but also,
to a great extent, that Of the Senate
is at stake. Just as important Ma
tional and State legislation is re-
quired now as during the last war.
The impurity of the ballot-box; the
land grabbing schemes; the whisky
rings, and rings for almost every
conceivable monopoly; selling ca
detships: the franking privilege, all
require the curbing bit, with firm,
honest unfinching hands hold of
the reins. American Greenbacks,
in the hands of the monopolists,
seems to be quite as dangerous as
British Gold" The remedy for all
this is in the hands of the people.
Twenty Senators are to be cleo
ted by the next State Legislatures.
Those whose terms expire on the
fourth of March next are Morrill, of
Maine, Cragin of New Hampshire,
Wilson of Massachusetts,, Anthony
of Rhode Island, Cattell of New Jer
sev, Wiley of West Virginia, John
son of Virginia, Abbot Of North Car
olina. Robertson of South Carolina,
Fowler of Tennessee, Grimes of Iowa,
Howard of Michigan, Thayer of Ne
braska, Ross of Kansas, Yates of
nlipois, Mcdonald of Arkansas,
Revels of Mississippi, Williams Of
Oregon, Harrison Of Louisiana,
Warner Of Alabama, Salisbury OF
Delaware, McCreery of Kentucky,
and Norton ofMinnesota. The out
going Senators are all Republicans
except Salisbury, NcCreery and
Norton.
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WM. GILMORE SuI&s, a novelist
of considerable distinction, died on
Saturday the 18th. Mr.. Simms was
born in Charleston, in 1906, and be-
gan life like Dickens and Reade, at
law. Being a Southerner, be was a
great favorite in that locality, and
his works were widely read by
southern people. In the North he
was but little known, through his
works, though some of them have
been extolled by good judges, and a
few were republished in England.
In historical matters he had the
merit of accuracy and was a vivid
word painter.
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BT a recent fire in California at a
cocoonery, over 100000 silk worms
we're destroyed. In a large Building
adjoining 100000 worms were stored
but the building was fortunately
saved. The establishment belonged
to Capt Haynie, pioneer in the
silk business of the golden State.
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TIE ERIE Railway Company, has
ms STUFFED a suit in the Supreme
Carr. ae-inst the Lake Shore Com
nauv. The New York Central is
associated as Co-detendant. The
cause of of action charged is, that
the Lake Shore company has aeted
in the interests of the New York
Central, and in various ways rioiat-
ed its contracts with the Erie.
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WBrrrrMoRE.-rhe South Carroll
ma Cadetship Peddler, who was re-
turned to Congress by majority Of
about 5000, presented his certificate
to the House, and on Tuesday last
was refused a seat by a vote of 124
to29. This prompt action of the
House may be admired by some, but
1t appears to us hasty and ill-judged.
The matter should have been re-
ferred to a committee. 1t was per-
fectly evident that his constituents
to whom he appealed. did not re ard
the evidence upon which the Inves-
tigation Committee had acted, as
conclusive, or he would hardly have
been returned by SO large majori-
ty, and Difference to his constituents
would have suggested a more DELHI
erative manner in rejecting one
whom they deemed worthy to repre-
sent them.
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ONE of the most daring and sue,
eesgfnl bank robberies on record
occurred at Louisville on Friday
night the 18th. The Merchants
Bank at that place was entered early
In the evening, and sixty thousand
dollars taken. The cashier was in
the bank at the time, and was rough
IL handled. The work was accom-
plished so quickly that he is unable
to indentify the robbers and they
have probably made good their es,
cape.
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A HORRIBLE MURDER occurred, in
Cleveland on Saturday night last
Two men, named Day and Tong,
met in saloon in the neighbOrhood
ofBroadway,and being under the in
huence of liquor, got into a dispute,
when Tong seized billiard cue and
strnck Day a blow on the back.
Bygtanders interefered, and prevent
ed further trouble at that time.
Later in the evening Day followed
Tong into another saloon, and draw
ing knife stabbed him below the
left ear, severing the jugular vein.
Day rushed out across the street to
another saloon, where he was cap
tured by policemen. Tong lived but
q short time after he was stab bed.
The case is considered one of delib-
crate murder. Several parties we're
arrested on Sunday morniny as be-
ing accessories to the murder.
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4 TERRIBLE FIRE broke out at As
pinwan, OF the morning of the 9th.
It originated in the Aspinwall Hotel
and rapidly spread to stores, hotels
and dwellings. The supply of water
was scsnty, and the loss Of property
great. About eleven lives are known
to have been lost, and 1t is thought
that further investigation will in
arnasa the number.
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ONO Democrats by resolution
condemn the income tax, while the
Renresentatiyes of Democracy in
Congress vote against its reduction.
This exhibits the usual consistency
between the words and the acts of
the party.
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THE RICHARDSON

This is the most thorough blood purifier yet dis
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A Blessing to Ladies
DUPONCO,S GOLDEN PILLS


Prepared Expressly for Married Ladies.
One lady writes, DupOncO's Golden
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each box you will find the U. g. Revenue Stamp
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ind the words "DupOnco's Golden Periodical
Pills" in (whitel letters. None genuine without
that stamp. The small RED and YELLOW boxes are
no longer used because of their being eonnterfeited.
Each box, as heretofore. as well as the stamp, is
signed S. d. HOWE, Proprietor,
NEWsYORK.
Price 81 per box. Six boxes So.
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Fremont. Ladies by sending them 81 through the
Fremont Post Office, can have the Pills sent teon-
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free Of postage.
Sold also BY JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, and
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Ohio.
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A little boy, son Of Thomas Baker, at Mount
Zion, Owen county, Ind, went out hunting
and through some cause not known shot him
self through the head. His parents getting
uneasy, went out in the woods to look for him,
and found him dead,
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ton of moral support to the rebellion. Such
necessity may hereafter arise, but it has not
arisen, nor is its probability clear to be seen.
If it be wHr between Spain aud Cuba, and lie
recognized, it is our duty 10 provide for the
consequences which may ensue in the embar-
rassment of our commerce and interference
with our revenue
IL belligerancy be recognized, the CONNER
cial marine of tho United Safes becomes La
BILE to search and seizure by the commissioned
cruisers of both parties. They become subject
coastwise trade between the Atlantic and Gulf
States, and between both and the Isthmus of
Panama and the other Safes Of South Ameri-
ca, engaging the larger part of our commercial
marine, passes, almost Of necessity, in sight of
the island of Cuba.
Under the treaty with Spain in 1895, as
well as by the laws Of nations, our vessels will
be liable to visits on the high seas. In case Of
belligerancy, the carrying of contraband goods,
which now is lawful, becomes liable to risk of
seizure and condemnation.
In view of the gravity of this question, 1
have deemed it my duty to invite the atten-
ton of the war-mnking powers Of the country
to all the relations and bearing Of the question
in connection with the declaration OF neutrali-
ty and the granting of belligerent rights.
There is not dc facto government in Cuba
sufficient with other nations
Spain has not been able to suppress the op-
position to Spanish rule on the island, nor to
award speedy justice to other nations, or citi-
zens of other nations, when their rights have
been invaded. There are serious complications
growing out Of tho seizure of American YES
sells upon the high seas, executing. American
citizens without proper trial, and confiscating
or embsrgoing the property of American citi-
zens. Solemn protests have been made against
every intrusion on the rights of citizens of the
United States, or our flag upon the high seas,
and all proper steps have been taken, and are
pressed, for proper reparatiOn Of every in
dignation complained of.
The question of belligerancy, however,
which is to be decided upon definite princi-
pies, according to asscertained facts, is entirely
different from, and u1lconnected with, the 9TH
er questions Of the manner i'll which the strife
is carried on on both sides, and the treatment of
our citizens entitled to our protection These
questions concern our own dignity and re-
sponsibility, and they have been, as l have
said, the subject Of repeated communications
with Spain, and of protests and demands for
redress on our part. 1t is hoped that these
will not be disregarded, but should they be,
these questions will be made the subject of a
further communication to Congress.
TSined1 I. S. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, June l3, 1870.
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a REPUBLICAN, Senator from Ore
qon. viii result from the recent cleo
ffoa there.
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varies upon the drafts, stamps cannot be i'm
printed upon them, but tie tax must be paid
by adhesive stamps.
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FRIDAY. June "a, 1870.
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NEW EPEEt#EHH
OF THE
ANIMAL KINGDOM

ANIMAL AlNGOOM
Have been secured at great labor and expense. The
long Line Of Cages contain the following
LIST OF ANIMALgt
The AFRICAN ELEPHANT. Selim. AFRICAN II
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African and Asiatc Lions African and American Pam
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Ieopards, Striped Hyenas, PacOeS, Grizzly Black
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II Is nm UYFAlIING REMEDY In i'll eases Of Neural
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l2 Winter Street, Boston, Feb. lSh 1867"
Mr. j. NJ. Il. STORY. for many years an apothecary
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Portsmouth Branch.

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For all poiutS on the Little miami Railroad. and
at the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad juno
tiou Tor all points West.