The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-24
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County caucus. -1hs esvSnIsy oaasas, sn
Tuesday last, was well attended, considering
the ahortnsss Of the notice. ana wss entlsrly
harmonious IN its action L vas called 70
order by a, 3. Balslsy. when 1. N. Keslsr,
was chosen Chairnan, and r. & Tstsr, Sec.
resary. A call Of the townships revealed the
TACT that all were represented. but three. The |
appointment Of delegates to the .yarJs and
townships was then read. when the delegates
were nsmsds and a motion made and carried |
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to instruct the delegates to cast their vote for
the choice of the convention as determined BY |
ballot. The ballot resulted in favor Of J. I.
Greene, sr., and the delegates were instructed
70 give him their unanimous support. oau.
Gus then adjourned
Narrow Esoapo.-on Wednesday Of
last week Mr. Charles T. lGoor6 Of BallvaIs,
attempted to ford the 1iysr, with two hersss
and loaded wagon just above the Touring
mill Of Mr.. James Moore, and came near be-
ing drowned * consequence The water was
quite deep,and the current 90 rapid and strong.
that whsn in the middle of the stream the
wagon was overturned, and driver, horses and
wagon went rolling over and over down the
stream, while the contents Of the wagon Soat.
ed after. They were carried about forty rods
before the horses could stop and make for
shore. In turning over Mr. Moore's leg was
caught in one of the wagon wheels and he
vas dragged along with it Ths horsss finally
succeeded in gaining the shore after severe
struggle with the current. MIR. Moore's leg
was badly injured, but not broken. He is.
able to get about, but is not anxious 70 ford
'treams, where the water is high and current
rapid u ff< I,
UutaiE.-We claim the right to speak with
. ndor and modsztions upon ell subjects in ]
which the public are interested, and which
Afsct either favOrably or otherwise the repu-
alton Of our city. We have long watched
course of conduct on the part of some farmers, {
which from its growing tendency to unfair
ness demands attention. It has often painsd {
Is to witness the want Of, feeling nanifestsd i
y many Of them in regard to the wants Of
'ar city cows. which derive a sustsnance from
he farm wagons on our strests. Farmers
'hould bring better quality Of hay and more
If it. ofcourse it is right that the COWS owned
a the city should roam the strests, and Is
here farmer 50 heartless that he would find
aultjust because an innocent COW should hap "a
zen to thrust her nose into his wagon box, and :
accidentally overturn basket Of eggs or re- q
aould the contents Of butter tub. Farmers !,
hoUld be more considerate. We have posi- !,
lively seen COWS with the meat 20 thin On thear i,
lbs that the hair could not root, driven from :
! farmers wagon, because it was endeavorins J.
0 obtain food without cost to its owner. !,
3ut the farmers are not the only ones We oona- =
lain OF. Even our store keepers have grown !
acrimonious in regard to the matter, and if 3
'oor, neglected COW succeeds, after dilligant
in carrying of a head Of cab :
age, or a mOuthfuf Of parsnips, or even tries Q
s bestto swollow a broom, handle first, to '
ct at the corn on the end of lit, it is driven of
Indignantly, Win threats Of vengeance. Why 9
My few days ago, as We passed The store Of 9
ur friend - we found him swinging in Ct
is hand an implement of death, and waiting n
Or an opportunity to get "good hit" at q O
armies COW, whose only offence was that she
sd tried to swallow boz Of axle GREASE
'hich was in front Of his door. This inhu.
lan conduct is getting to be reproach, and
re would call the attention Of the Society to Al
revent cruelty to animals to these vicious :
rsctiOes Something should be done in the
latter, and as q aphilanthrOpist, we would suR-
est, that as the owners of these COWS are
poor but respectable" it Is duty incun- y
ent upon the community to give the cows .
zee feed of generous provender once in v
-hiIe, on our most frequented street. Or 2.
ouldn'tour Council shoulder the responsible
y and keep them as public chsrge, at the : :
zpenss of the entire community. Something h'
srtainly should be done in behalf Of the poor
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