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Newspaper

Fremont Journal

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1853

Page

2

Editorial Brevities on Crawford County Whigs

Recounts a Crawford County Pa Whig meeting of November 220d noting Western Pennsylvania anti Fugitive Slave Law sentiment. Praises opposition to Baltimore Whig factions and endorses constitutional safeguards like trial by jury. Mentions Franklin Pierce’s first official Message received late for publication and previews next week’s comments.

Grawford County Baltimore General Scott North Romo Franklin Pierce United States

Fugitive Slave Act Echoes in Southern Speech

The Charleston Mercury denounces the Fugitive Slave Act as a stupid blunder by Southern Statesmen and predicts its repeal with Southern consent. The piece argues the law strengthens hatred abroad and at home, offering Voices from Northern editors as supporting commentary.

South Thorn Charleston Mercury Conn Toman Yoledo Blade

Doings in Congress in Sewards Dec 5

In the Senate Mr Acheson opened proceedings as senators-elect were sworn in. Robt Johnson, Phillip Allen, and John Bell were noted as sworn or about to be sworn, with John S. named as elected but credentials pending. Notices were given for land grant bills for Iowa, California, and Nebraska, plus a mail steamer line. A Seward resolution urged action on immigrant health and safety. The House Speaker Linn Boyd was created, with committees forming and clerks elected. the session began amid gallery excitement.

Wazinxerox Sewars Acheson Senate Robt. Johnson Arkansas Harlan Phillip Allen Rhode Island Jhov Bell Tennessee Benjamin John S House Dodge Iowa Nebraska Mr. Jones Lown Mixsour Gwin California San Francisco Colors Tial Bowsry Oregon Alga Bandwick Islands Shanghai Seward Ieee Ment “Hom Linn Boyd Sve Young E. C. Smith B. Hutchinson

Arrival of the Europa From Europe Delays and Market Notes

The Europa arrived at 9 30 A M with brisk tides and firm prices. Market items show corn steady with slight gains and pork duties pressing on prices. Reports say Turkish forces renewed the Danube and a concentrated force will hold Kuljat. details expected at noon.

New York Danube Kuluiat

Farther by the Europa and distant war news

The report from Liverpool notes heavy seas on the 10th voyage, with the City of Glasgow reaching port on the 19th. War updates claim Turkish victories, Danube actions, and uncertain peer moves. Markets show mixed grain, pork, and flour prices with a falling Ohio river and rising freight activity. The Swedenborgians establish a college at Urbana. Language and education pieces urge memorization and synonym discussion. Local notices reference officials, fires, and public concerns.

Europa Liverpool Glasgow Oltengs Jarese Danube Burpe Asia Dilliain

Ohio Legislature Names and House Members Scrambled List

A Temperance Advocate compiled roster lists for Ohio Senators and House members, labeling some as Whigs fusionists and Democrats. It names numerous counties and individuals such as James Hockroth, Samuel B. Parden, Jesse Ellis, John Walkup, and Ephinin Re Be, among others, with party designations and a note on the split between Whigs fusionists and Democrats.

Ohio House of Representatives Ohi Temperance Advocate Secretary of State Nouse OF Representatives Adams Jesse Ellis Allen Charles Crites Ashland Richard JD Emerton Ashabula J.T. Elwell Athens Samuel B. Parden Augliize John Walkup Belmont Samuel Windley Dem Eli V. Cleam Brown Wm P. Brown Bailer B. van F Carroll Ephinin Champaign James M. Maitland Clirk Wm_ Goodfellow Cleemont John P. Emery Clinton Thomas D Austin Columbiana Wm. P. Morris Henry Heasin Tasheetan Johin A. Pierson Cranford Bean Fayette Jesse Worthington Franklin Alex EK. Thompson Hiramondren Gallia Alex. Logue Geouga—Coh B.krauth Nelton Cross Thomas Wright Joseph E. Byles Henry B. Brown E. B. Langdon George Rubinson Mancock High Wm. Miller Reuben Heaton Holmex Jurney Gilbert Huron Segar Jos. Jackson Vinton W. G. Evans Vraon Amos Jones Knox Jacob Movin Lale O.C Jenings Lorence Henjamin Johnson Licking Alvan Worthen A.B. Rogers Logan Joseph Nowell Walter F. Herrick Iscas and Pulton Samuel Durgin Madison Charles Philips Maloning Jacob Musser Marlon Ebenezer Peters Medhin K. H. Sibley Meigs Robert Campbell Mercer van Wert C. le Blond Miami Kevi N. Booher Monroe Horace Holland Montgomery van. Gowdy MD. Prevott Morgan Jonah Waltera Morrow John J. Gurley Muskingues Semuel McCann Joo. Metcalf

Ambition and resilience mark Tennessee governor tale

A long passage recounts Andrew Johnson’s rise from Wake County alms house to Governor of Tennessee, highlighting perseverance from hardship. It cites his education by a devoted wife, early work as a tailor apprentice, and public service later in the State Legislature and U.S. House. The piece urges struggling readers to pursue education, noting Corwin’s humble beginnings as a cautionary example. It also covers legends about Mazeppa and Napoleon and reports a Virginia assault case where Henry Birdsong’s plantation slave yard massacre led to a murder conviction.

Hloir Minn Crystal Palace of Washington Monument Fund Cleo EMORY Taliann Spence Menna of Eran Websters Mont Henry IF Andrew Johnson Tennessee Wake County New Carolina Raleigh Ele U.S. House of Representatives Kie J America Lowas Sussex County Henry Birdsong Wang Birdsong Mr. B

Grain Prices From Local Market Report

A faded list shows prices for various staples including flour wheat per pound, meal per bushel, rye per bushel, oats per bushel, onions per bushel, apples green, and other commodities. The OCR text reveals figures aligned with farm and market terms, though many words are garbled. The core items reference typical market rates from a historical grain exchange.

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