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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-25

a Democratic candidate are hourly be.
coming more apparent. tnfa3 q ,
Talk about your country thief and
burglar. It requires metropolitan to
''do a Job up brown" Here is a spec
linen from New York; Two gentleman
ly looking burglars drove up to house
at 3 p. NJ. One stayed in the buggy
The other walked into the basement
''cleaned out" the silver in sll the rooms
put it a pillow-case, quietly intimidated
the lady of the house into silence and
actual cooperation, with pistol, and
then drove off with the spoils. A "job'
like that in Ohio, would entitle the auth
ors to run for Office on the Democratic
ticket. II Commercial.
The Columbus Journal states that il
is informed by a gentleman of uuim
peacbable integrity who was candidate
before the Democratic Convention Of
Franklin county that he was offered the
vote of five wards Of the city of colum.
bus, by men who were active controlling
members of the delegation, at the rate
of twenty dollars ward for the entire
delegation. He refused, and was beat
en-. Still, we must not forget that the
Democracy claims to be the reform par.
ty of Ohio. At 300 head for legisla-
tors, and $40 a ward for nominations.
they are doing it dirt cheap, too.
The Democratic financial child is
named. Henceforth it will be called
Rag Baby. And as yet it hasn't had q
single drop, even of consolation, and
consolation is mighty poor sustenance
for babes and sucklings. What pow
erful sight of cutting it has received.
The Columbus Journal thus enumerates:
"The New York World knocked the
stufing out of it and tossed it to the st.
Louis Republican; the Republican
kicked it over to the Chicago Times; the
Times belted it under the ear and knock
ed it clear back to the New York Tribune
and the Tribune dropped it out of the
tower like hot shot, and the poor baby
don't know where to go. 1t hasn't had
time to draw drop of sustenance from
the maternal fount in the Enquirer office
since the poor little thing was born"
A man who like Cardinal Manning
leaves his wife, high bred, high born
if she had been his concu-
bine, and takes orders in the Church of
Rome, having Papal authority for the
step, makes himself contemplate,
though he we're ten times archbishop
and cardinal, is low sneak in the eyes
Of all gentlemen.-[C Church Journal
,EpiscopaD.
When Cardinal Manning received ho-
y orders in the Church his wife was
dead. II Catholic Telegraph.
That is, the Telegraph means to say,
spiritually dead" The Pope of Rome,
who wants her husband for a position
which only an unmarried man can fill,
simply declares her spiritually dead, no
longer a wife, the subject of divorce
which she had no hand in causing and
10 which her heart does not consent.
But His Infalible Highness did it and
''the end justifes the means"
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BS- Black Hills stock ought now to
experiences rapidrise. Prof. Jennings
exploring party has arrived there and re-
ports one hundred minersatwork making
from five to twenty-five dollars per day.
The report confirms everything related
by Custar concerning the presence Of
gold and other minerals. There has
been great deal of colossal lying about
these Black Hills, but if this latest &C
count is confirmed there will soon be
such stream of human beings rushing
to that region as viii speedily clear up
all doubts.
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BAY Thurman has been strangled, il
the bosom of his family. During sew.
eral years he has been the bard money
representative of his party in the Senate,
and his friends went up to ColRmbut
intending to have hard money plank
inserted in the platform, but the Sena.
tors backbone wiggled and the bard
money plank was smothered beneath
the food of Pendletonian enthusiasm.
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Democratic Nominees.

William Allen, the ancient, for Cover
nor; Sam. F. Cary, the horney handed
son Of toll, for Lieutenant Governor
Thomas @. Powell, Of Delaware for At
torney General, Hon. 4. @. Ashburn, o.
Clefmont, for Supreme Judge; 2. M
Green, Of Shelby, for Auditor; Johr
Schreiner, Of Meigs, for Treasurer; and
H E. G'Hagan, Of Erie, for Board oi
Public Works And now the ball il
opened.
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pGn BishOib. MoQuhiil psuahted = ths
question Of dividing the school fund
brought to vote. His wishes in that
respecttwin be gratifedrip Octoberr bnt
vlether the result win be gratifying D
the Bishop or, not remAins % be seehi
bnt he Will evidently have no doubt tlefi
as 10 how the people stand on that dnes-
ton. tf tf Otla iA
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pT- Notwithstanding the grasshop-
per reports which have reached us from
Kansas, the crops in that State are "sucb
as have not been heard of before" and
farmers are telegraphing to Kansas City
for help to get in their crops. The
yield of wheat for Kansas will be over
ten million bushels, at least so rough
estimate nlaces il.
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From the Republic.
The Catholic Church in the u. S.

Inc CaLnOl1c Cnurch In Jne Us Sc
The adverse vote in the English
Parliament upon the Irish Univer
sity Bill, which broke up the Lib
eral Ministry of Mr.. Gladstone, was
caused by telegram from the Pope
to the Heads of the Catholic Church
in Ireland, directing instructions to
be given to the Irish Members tc
vote against the measure, which
they did, and the Government was
beaten. Mr.. Gladstone dissolved
that Parliament; and, as the result
of another election, Mr.. Disreli, g
tory came into power. Mr.. Glad
stones discovery of the Pope's in,
reference in the political affairs Of
England,l filed him with indigna
tion. He felt, also, the danger
which was likely to ensue; and this
led to the publication of his pam
phlet on the Vatican DEGREES, in
which he warned the people of Eng
land of the designes of the Catholic
Church, under the domination OF ar
infallisble Pope-an alien power, no
toriously without sympathy FOL
Constitutional liberty; and he ex
pressed the opinion, based on hii
own experience, that NO Englist
statesman would be able, if such in
reference was permitted, to form {
just judgment of the political future
in the country. DR.. Manning, re
Gently made an English Cardinal BY
the Pope, strenuously denied ta'
statement of Mr.. Gladstone; anC
the denial of Mr.. Manning was sup
ported by certain of the Catholi,
Bishops. But in this country, ,wher'
Church and State have no connection
and where the motive for conceal
ment is less, on account of tie i'm
lplicit ignorance of the membership
of the Roman sect, the Bridgepor
Standard reports that Bisho,
Hughes, in his address at the lay
ing of the corner stone Of st Mary
Church, on the previous Sunday
used the following words:
"Pope Plus TX, sitting in his pr
vate room, governs a very larg
portion of the world; millions ofpeC
ple, standing ready to obey th
slightest command"
This language, it will be seei
fully justifies and confirms what D.
Gladstone stated.
The Methodist Advocate jou
nal seeking the good Of humanity
gives a translation of the oath of
/ Cardinal, from the original Latil
which was omitted from all the II
ports of the installation of Cardini
McCloskey, at New York. The ter
is from a copy furnished to Lor
Palmerston, Mr. Gladstone's pred,
cessor as Prime Minister. Let it b
remembered, that Cardinal McClo
key, is an American citizen, con
menced by swearing allegiance, nC
to his country, but to an alien p
tentante:
~, -, Cardinal of the Hol
Roman Church, do promise an
swear, from this time to my life
end, tina. I will be faithful and OBJ
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BSr One Of the great lights of De
mocracy is again at liberty. For awhile
il was obscured by cloud, but his SEN
tsnee being declared illegal, Tweed Eow
walks abroad the envy and admiration
Of bis fellow Democrats.
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B&- o'Hagen, of Sandusky, adds
great weight to the Democratic nomina-
lions. He is Chairman of the "Fat
Mems Association" But there will not
be q grease spot left of him after cleo
lion.
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B2r England has been having pan
icky time, and a number Of heavy fail
ures in London are announced.
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For Governor,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
For Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS L. YOUNG.
For Supreme Judge,
GEORGE W. McELvAINE.
For Auditor Of state,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
For Attorney General,
JOHN LITTLE.
For Treasurer Of State,
j. MINOR RuLLIKEN.
Member Board Public Works,
PETER THATCHER.
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BD- A naval force has been ordered
TO the mouth of the Bio Grand, to aid
In suppressing the Mexican raiders.
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Ia Wilmer loves Gary, Samuel, the
Democratic candidate for Lieut.. Cover
nor. He also loves lager. He will,
therefore, canonize Cary when he reads
thefollowing which gives the substance
Of one Of Cary's temperance speeches in
England. The extracts furnished by the
Cincinnati Commercial. We commend
it to the careful and prayerful attention
of our friend of the Courier. He should
by all means give it to his readers. Out
of his very great lovefor Cary, he should
not Withhold any just information from
his people. But here is the extract:
He did say, though, that Lager Beer
was well named, for it laid the sots who
partook of it upon their biers. He fur.
ther pledged himself to the last day OF
his strength to make ceaseless war upon
the ''infernal traffic, and told how he
grew ''wolfiish about the neck" think.
ing Of the manufacturers and dealers in
death aud desolation. Sam pledged his
right hand and his outstretched arm To
the annihilatiOn Of the diabolieal scoun-
drels who poisoned their fellow-men and
blasted the fair face Of Nature with theil
damnable deooction. Hewanted the law
to lay hold Of the drunkard makers with
iron hand, and strangle them.
Cary has never gone back on that
speech. yet Cary is the Democratic can
didate for Lieut. Governor, and percon-
sequence an, ideal excellence with Will
mer. Shout for Cary Wilmer
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pB- The Sandusky Demokiat, Ger-
man, can't swallow Cary. but Wilmer
swallows him with his lager beer denun-
Citations, his prohibition record, and all.
"what Is this world a coming tot" And
then he adjourns to FrenEel's and wash.
es him down with lagerl
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HR RRFERs To H1MsE1F.

"Well, Mr.. Allen, in all that long
time, in the multtudinous questions
that necessarily occupied the attention Of
Congress, if you spoke and voted on eve
ry question, foreign and domestic, be-
heve you must have made great many
mistakes
That would be the rational conclusion
of human reasoning as applied to the
average of men. Whether / made them
or not, the records will show. 1 now
say, 'and speak it with personal and
Democratic pride, that in all that long
term Inever gave a vote or made speech
that would recall this night if il could
be in my power 10 doso. Applause. If
any man in this country can say more, I
envy that man, but 7 have never seen
him. After the sixteen sessions in Con
gress in which served, and during the
present service into which I was pressed
by your election two years ago, have
done no act, uttered no thought that
would reverse tonight. Applause If
every public man in the United States,
from the formation Of our Constitution,
could say that, we wonld not have so
much depression Of business; we should
not have quite 30 many dissatisfied and
distressed people; we should not have
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A. H. BALsLEI, sec'y

Fhe Republicans of Fremont City and sandutk!
Township will meet at the o olub Room in Fremont
at the time stated, and choose the delegates tt
which they are entitled. By order COM.
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Administrators Appointment

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has been appointed Administrator Of
vile township, sandusky county, Ohio,
26-2s PETER HERSHEY,
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bTThs National Oampm6eting will
be held at UrbaDn, commencing July
22d and closing July sod. Ufttea
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PERSON WHO


EOR SALE-By private contract,
Il two very large city lots, fronting on Court St,
ed respectively 951 and Q5s on city plat forming
Oae Of the most eligible building sites in the city.
Also, three acres OF excellent fertile land with
good house and barn, cistern and orchard thereon,
BtuAte on Buokland avenue, adloing the present
property Of Mr.. ]. Day, near ,Spiegel Grove. FOR
te1sns, &c. apply to N, G. WEST, Fremont. ou
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II Toledo University; liberal advantage given.
Apply at the office of this paper. oo-u
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BGr The Republican platform says,
"We stand by free education, our pub
lie school system, the taxation of all for
its support, and no division of the school
fund" The Democratic platform says
it favors purely secular education at the
expense of the tax payer, without divi-
sion among or control by any sect, di-
rectly or indirectly, of any portion of the
public school fund" It will be observ-
ed that nothing is said in the Democrat.
ic platform about taxation of all for the
support of the schools. This is signif
icant omission. 1t becomes more signif
icant when it is remembered that the
Catholic Universe of Cleveland PROFOUND
ed as alternative propositions, that the
school taxes collected of Roman Catholics
should be appropriated to Roman Catho
lie schools, or that Roman Catholics bt
exempted from the school tax. And al
the catholic vote has been pledged to b.
given solid for the Democracy the caus'
of the omission referred to from til,
Democratic plank is easily accounted
for. 1t was a sop to the "party of the
second part, even as the plank as j
stands, was a concession "to the party o
the first part, for appearance sake.
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B@~ Doubtless the Democracy were
happy while listening to Governor AL
lens speech of thanks for his re-nomi
nation. They should be proud of sucl
extracts as these, they are so high ton
ed, SO modest and so refining. In re
ference to the Republican Convention, b,
said:
This little assemblage, representing
about four millions of people, calling
themselves q Republican Convention
good, honest creatures, but very soft il
the upper story. Laughter.
They cannot get rid of their response
bility as party for Grants doings, anC
for the doings of their Congress, for thu
innumerable rogueries that are prevail
ing in the Federal Governmentfrom tht
head to the tail. Laughter. They can
not get rid Of that when they solemn,
indorse the doings of Mr.. Grants ad
ministration; not only the doings durin,
all the innumerable stealing-for hi
Congresses were about as rotten as s.
many assignation houses. Laughter.
EE REFERS TO THE DEMOCRACY.
There will be no backing or letting up
We had it then; we will have it again
with the aroma of victory hanging o.
that platform, we will carry the Stat
and by so doing, in all probability, "
will perpetuate liberty on the continen
for another hundred years. After ths
the old Democratic party Will be SO stron
that there viii be nothing left in til
world, and we will all go on to work, bt
ing good and being happy, and go
heaven in a body. [Great laughter an
lapplause, .
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p4- What strange bed-fellows there
are among the Democratic candidates
Some years ago Sam Cary was a mem
Der of the Grand Division of Sons Of
Temperance, and at it's meeting intro
dvced proposition committing the Or.
der to the support of policy thus: TIC
fine liquor sellers for the first offense,
to imprison them in the county Jail fol
the second offense, and for the third
offense imprison them in the peniten
tiary. And so determined was the vir
tuous Cary to carry his point that h,
hung on for half q day. But then San
wasn't Democrat, which he is now
Yet the anomoly of seeing such maj
on a platform which denounces "wha
are called Sumptuary Laws or any in
reference with social habits or customs
not in themselves criminal, " is just {
little strange even for Democrat.
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REPuRI1cAN sTATE TICKET.

A. H. BA1s1EY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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UTANTED--To exchange a good i'm
w proved farm IN Wisconsion Of leo acres,
nice buildings, for properly In Ohio. Price OF
farm ssOOO no lncumbrance, Title perfect.
BARNES 4 &CURTISS,
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VKTANTED-SOldE PERSON WHO
w is engaged in or connected with perma-
nent business In Fremont, 70 learn the Telegraph
business suficient TO take charge Of the office OF
A. & p. Telegraph Co, in connection with present
or prospective business. Could make IL quite an
object Address, the Manager,
9i-if A. & P. TELEGRAPH Co., Toledo, o.
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Republican senatorial Convention.


The Republican electors of the Thirtieth sena
torial District, comprising the counties of Huron
Erie, sandusky and Ottawa, will meet in delegate
Convention st Clyde, on
Wednesday, June 9Oth, 1878, at II o'clock a. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Sen
ator for said district The basis of representation
for the several counties will be one vote for every
one hundred votes cast for A. T. wikoff for Sec
rotary Of State st the last October election, and
one for every fraction Of fifty votes over as fol-
lows:
Ehe eOunty, 9 9iis votes, 2! delegate.
Sandusky " 2s1 " 21 "
Ottawa ga 3
The several County Committees viii designate
the time and manner of appointing esid delegates.
C. N. RYAN, Brie Co,
HIRAM ROSE. Huron Co.
A. H. BALSLEY, Sandusky Co.
JOHN KELLEY, Ottawa Co.
Republican District Committee.
june a0th, 1910.
Agreeably to the above call, the Republicans Of
the several townships of sandusky county are re-
quested to meet al the usual places for holding
their caucuses in their several townships, on
Saturday, June 96th, 1875, at O'olOekP NJ,
and choose delegates to attend the Convention as
follows:
=BaIlvills, 2; Green Greek, 5; jackson, l; Nadi-
son, |; Riley, /; Scott, l; Townsend, l; Washing
ton, 2; Woodville, l. York, 1; Bellevue Precinct,
1; Fremont City, 8. Total, 2l.
By order Of County Committee,
A. H. BALsLEI Sec'y.
Fhe Republicans of Fremont City and sAndutk!
- N N
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The frrmuut Sunraal

FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1875.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and duly qualided
assignee for Charles N. Dillon. Creditors win
hardware store Of said Charles N. Dillon.
K. DILLON.
Jans ., 1875. 2s-2'
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Dr.. Freass's WATBR @ URB, fansfieId O.
, 1875-07-17

TIE Presidents Views on SHERNAN's
BOoK.-The President says that he
has been reading the hook of General
Sherman with much interest, and he
thought it was very good book. So
far as he had progressed in the read
ING he did not think the work properly
subject to as much criticism as he had
expected from what he had heard of
:, There were a great many state
"ents in it which no doubt appeared
extraordinary, bat the portions Of the
book which he had perused did not
exhibit as many inaccuracies as he
had looked for. There were no doubt
great many people who would as
sumo TO give different versions of some
of the events narrated by General
Sherman, and this was naturally TO be
expected, as a work of the kind was
certain TO tread on some ones toes
The President, of course, reserves his
opinion of the work, as a whole, until
he has finished its perusal, but the ia
vorable manner in which he now
speaks of it will be somewhat Of a
surryise to those who have imagined
tnat ;,a would feel personally aggrieved
Ly some of It's comments. The fact
seems TO be that the President is con
vinced that it is beyond the power of
General Sherman or any one else 20
take from him the laurels with which
:;e has been deeked.- CIR. Baltimore
SlR.