FREMONT RALLYING SONG
(Artists Republic Fremont)
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37. USS Fremont APA-44
... in '66 where that little collision occurred...he came back
to Steubenville, Ohio in ... After leaving the Fremont I was
station at the Nuclear Weapons Training Center became a GM-3 and ...
www.ussfremont.org/60s.html [Found on MSN Search]
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Fremont, January 1, 1882. Sunday Morning. -- Last evening
I rejoined Croghan Lodge I. O. O. F. I belonged to it when I
left Fremont in 1849, almost thirty-three years ago. Without
an especial tendency to "the work" of secret societies, I have
long been satisfied that they were in many ways very useful.
Social instincts are called into play. The festive organizations,
convivial clubs, and the like, are not safe places of resort for
all natures. No man can be worse for the associations of Odd
Fellowship and their kindred organizations. Most men will be
made better. With this perhaps too moderate estimate of the
society, I am glad to unite with it again.
MY DEAR GENERAL:--I received a letter from the Loyal
Legion authorities at Chicago some time ago from which I in-
ferred that it was their expectation that there would be an Ohio
organization. What do you say?
January 21. -- Chaplain McCabe with us last night. He lec-
tured on the "Bright Side of Libby Prison" at the city hall to a
good audience. Very entertaining; singing good. The chorus,
"Marching on," very effective with the whole audience joining.
January 23.--I do not notice nor care for the abuse of the
partisan and factional newspapers. A cipher ally or an ultra
Stalwart organ may fling at me and I give them no atten-
tion--not a second thought. It is according to the logic of the
situation.
A mere noth- ing, a King Log, a dead level, never attracts
so much attention. Hence the satisfaction I find in this
stream of obloquy. It means that their political system--
the spoils system and boss system united into one--
has been sorely wounded. "But something too much of this."
After his death, I had it in mind to find you. My friend
General Force, of Cincinnati, had a classmate, I think, at Har-
vard who became and who is, I believe, a professor at Harvard,
named Torrey. Torrey wanted to know about the pardoning
power in Ohio. General Force sent me his letter.
MY DEAR S--:--Yes, indeed, the binder is an artist and
this book--three volumes--are [is] the gems [gem] of my
collection.
Sensible man, Mr. Rice. And now we have the predestined
surprise which poor Arthur could not escape. What a fatal obli-
gation! It is like the sale of the soul to Satan. I can not but
feel grateful that it was my good fortune to have all such men
my enemies. I can well think, if I don't publicly say it, "a
man is known by his enemies." Perhaps I ought to claim this
as a mot of my own invention.
MY DEAR GENERAL:--The enclosed letter explains my writ-
ing to you. Without pausing to comment on the singularity of
the request it contains, it is probably enough to say that the veto
referred to did not discuss the subject matter of the bill before
me, except so far as to show that it was a summary and in my
judgment unwarranted disturbance of our existing treaties with
China.
A hunt after eggs with good success. Then John [Grant
Mitchell] loads and fires his first shot. He put in the cartridge
and cocked the piece. He made a line shot but too high. His
second was a centre shot. Good for J. M. G. Jr. Then we all
set to work gathering brush about the old stump and had a huge
fire.
Longfellow died yesterday. "Loving, lovely, and beloved." I
read to the children his "Morituri Salutamus."
MY DEAR S--:--I am surprised at and regret your sensi-
tiveness. I must repeat what I have often said to you. Such
abuse is an encomium. The highest praise comes from that quar-
ter in this form. A man is known quite as much by his enemies
as by his friends.
The general public, content with the peace and extraordinary
prosperity which signalized its close, are apt to forget the cir-
cumstances of unusual difficulty, violence, and danger with which
it began. It encountered at the threshold a more serious situa-
tion than has confronted any Administration of recent times ex-
cept Lincoln's.
Notice these: The Southern question; the money question;
the hard times and riots; the Indian question; the Chinese ques-
tion; the reform of the civil service; the partisan bitterness grow-
ing out of a disputed election; a hostile Congress; and a party
long in power on the verge of defeat.
The Democrats seem to have beaten the Republicans in Ohio.
Divisions and dissatisfaction with the Administration accounts
for the change.
http://www.ohiohistory.org/onlinedoc/hayes/chapterxl.html
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http://usliberals.about.com/b/a/249689.htm
The Fremont man is causing some controversy with one of his
beliefs. He tells News 11 homosexuality should be a felony,
punishable by death. 'Just like we have laws against murder, we
have laws against stealing, we have laws against taking drugs --
we should have laws against immoral conduct,' Keiser says."
What if this hate-filled moron called for the execution of all
blacks or all Jews ? Would the public outcry be similarly
subdued? Would the press still report it as a cute curiousity or
merely an alternative viewpoint? Where is moral outrage in 2006?
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http://www.ottawacountysheriff.org/k9unit.htmlhttp://www.
ottawacountysheriff.org/k9unit.html
The picture below shows Mr. Gary Skeel, Nuclear Security
Supervisor at the Davis Besse Nuclear Power Station, presenting
a check for $7,900 to Sheriff Emahiser to help assure Ottawa
County has a K-9 service available to everyone. Mr. Skeel said
"This donation underscores First Energy's commitment to security
not only to the Davis- Besse NPS but also to the community that
we are a part of. The partnership that we share with the
Sheriffs' Office is appreciated and this is our chance to say
thanks."
November 15, 2002 at the Davis Besse Nuclear Power Station
Mr. Gary Skeel (left) and Sheriff Emahiser (right)
Deputy Joe Vidal and 'Aron'
Deputy Joe Vidal (handler) and 'Aron' as a team, hold several
certifications through the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy
and the North American Police Work Dog Association. They
continue to improve their skills with bi-weekly training in
addition to that received at Lynnwood Kennels in Fremont, Ohio.
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2. ARF ARF ARF!
Fremont Troll ? Burning Man Information on the Burning Man
activities of the Artists ... Most are sized at 150 x 150 pixels
and all of them are free. ...
www.arfarfarf.com/ [Found on Google, Yahoo! Search]
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http://www.poclad.org/articles/ferner03.htm
What happens next? right here across northern Ohio, Lake Erie
and beyond, was last studied by the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission in 1982. The NRC estimated:
The first year, between 1,400 and 4,200 people will die from
radiation sickness?an incredibly nasty way to go?and 73,000 more
people will be injured and sickened from radiation exposure;
Over time, 10,000 people will die from radiation-induced cancers;
An unknown number of people will contract non-fatal cancers,
with chemotherapy a regular part of their lives;
84 Billion dollars in property damage- for anybody counting,
that's in 1980 dollars;
a 15-mile radius where deaths will occur and a 70-mile radius in
which injuries will occur.
Right here, friends. To people in Oak Harbor and Fremont,
Cleveland and Toledo. To the many species in nearby Sandusky Bay
and Lake Erie. To farmers and the land. For many hundreds of
years.
The second reason to keep Davis-Besse closed: Brushes with
Catastrophe:
As the Citizen's Campaign to Close Davis-Besse takes to the road,
you will hear more of the details, but keep in mind these three
dates:
1977- when the plant was first operating at low power and had an
accident exactly like the beginning stages of Three Mile Island.
1985- when according to the NRC "lack of attention to detail in
the care of plant equipment; the licensee's history of
performing maintenance and evaluating operating experience in a
superficial manner" caused the plant to lose feedwater flow and
come within 45 seconds of uncovering the reactor core.
1988- when a tornado struck Davis-Besse, destroying electrical
transmission equipment and forcing an emergency shutdown. For
two days equipment problems frustrated efforts to keep the
reactor under control.
BUT WHAT'S WORSE than all the above is...
The third reason to keep Davis-Besse closed:
Lack of Democratic Control
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4. Fremont Rallying Song
Fremont and Freedom! Fremont's the man! Fremont and Freedom!
Fremont's the man! Fremont's the man! Fremont's the man!
Fremont's the man for the Free. ...
lincoln.lib.niu.edu/Songs/fremontrallyingsong.html
[Found on Google, Yahoo! Search]
THE people are rising for Freedom and Right -
Fremont's the man for the Free -
The ruffians of slavery are trembling with fright -
Fremont's the man for the Free.
Ho! Fremont and Freedom! Fremont's the man!
Fremont and Freedom! Fremont's the man!
Fremont's the man! Fremont's the man!
Fremont's the man for the Free.
Restore the old landmarks the fathers have set-
Fremont's the man for the Free.
We will not be robbed, nor the robbers forget -
Fremont's the man for the Free!
Ho! Fremont and Freedom! etc.
Then rally, boys, rally for justice and right -
Fremont's the man for the Free.
With firmness and courage we're sure of the fight -
Fremont's the man for the Free!
Ho! Fremont and Freedom! etc.
http://lincoln.lib.niu.edu/Songs/fremontrallyingsong.html
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7. American Civil Liberties Union : Kansas Supreme Court Hears
Appeal of Gay Teen Sen...
TOPEKA, KS - The American Civil Liberties Union today asked the
Kansas Supreme Court to reduce the sentence of a young man who
is serving 16 years more in prison than he would if he were he...
www.aclu.org/LesbianGayRights/LesbianGayRights.cfm...
[Found on Yahoo! Search]
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In Kansas the sway of the ruffians shall cease-
Fremont's the man for the Free!
And o'er our broad land shall be justice and peace -
Fremont's the man for the Free!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_Man
BORG2 - "The Burning Man Renaissance".
Artists Republic Fremont: BurningMan - includes information
about coolers and ice, surviving the wind, and shade structures
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http://afroamhistory.about.com/library/bldubois_freedmens_
bureau1.htm
Hereafter," commanded Halleck, "no slaves should be allowed to
come into your lines at all; if any come without your knowledge,
when owners call for them, deliver them." But others said, "We
take grain and fowl; why not slaves?"
Whereupon Fremont, as early as August, 1861, declared the slaves
of Missouri rebels free. Such radical action was quickly
countermanded, but at the same time the opposite policy could
not be enforced; some of the black refugees declared themselves
freemen, others showed their masters had deserted them, and
still others were captured with forts and plantations. Evidently,
too, slaves were a source of strength to the Confederacy, and
were being used as laborers and producers. "They constitute a
military resource," wrote the Secretary of War, late in 1861;
"and being such, that they should not be turned over to the
enemy is too plain to discuss."
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