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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1855
Page
9
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A fragment from Putnam's Magazine is printed in the Fremont Journal of Sandusky County Ohio April 13 1855. It presents a verse scene where the Sea wafts merriment while the Wind grimly laments. The poem contrasts laughter and sorrow in nature with the Wind and Sea sharing a single aching strain.
Mary and James Lane face poverty as a harsh winter loom threatens rent and hunger. After months of sickness and failed work, neighbors offer help, a builder hires James as foreman with a cottage to shelter the family, and five years later they celebrate a prospering home and three children, proving hopeful resilience through hardship.
A Boston Post letter notes the passing of Khosref Pasha, Turkey’s oldest and richest statesman. Rising from a beggar in the Caucasus to secretary to Capud in Pasha, he amassed nearly 2 million pounds sterling and outlived all friends and foes, yet remained a slave to the imperial system.
Mrs Cass wife of the minister to Rome died suddenly in that city on the 3d of March.
The Cincinnati American Reform party denounces destruction and fraud in the Eleventh and Twelfth wards. It rejects violence to redress wrongs and calls for lawful court remedies while praising candidates who declined gains from opponents' vote losses.
A hostile attack on the Democratic party claims it manufactures blame on native Americans for the Cincinnati riots. It accuses Democrats of pandering to foreign-born voters, supporting violence to control elections, and implicates German and other foreign groups with police and military acts. It also attacks religious influence, especially Catholic leadership, as fueling mob behavior and manipulated masses.
A Congregationalist piece uses the metaphor of a smooth shilling to urge readers to inscribe durable moral impressions. It argues current coin must bear a genuine stamp, warning that without divine likeness society cannot pass current. It calls parents teachers and pastors to shape character with enduring faith.
The Cleveland Herald denounces foreign participation in party politics and riots, arguing Know Nothings and Locofoco factions manipulate conventions. It contends that birth questions and foreign memberships threaten American liberty and national unity.
The Louisville Courier reports a troubled St Patrick's Day in the city with Irish and American tensions. A military and civic procession occurred after a courthouse window display. nine Irishmen were jailed and three bodies were later found, one from freezing, one from a fall, and one murder victim.
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