The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-19

nt,ons that cannot possibly have had two separate
,.tors II is found only in Emory and Cooke IL Is
= invention and they must have procured from com
on source Here is the brace;
nOH g. D.,g lster Eao,yf. Harsn4 Ietf.r.
nabout Midday DE Gen KssI ,ehah but = being
pa, "a, 1 y the ssH ss sne 'pss thar ..
r r Kss,ny saS proposed he snssse~eni eo'~'"sned
8s IN army should 60 tlle esMs
"a. cover Of bis artillery Are,
sr9s,ed river, SC
M next quotation from the San Diego letter is again TO
}1t which the writer could only have known from
Ksarnv or from an acquaintance with his letters 10
stockton
9Ae ,a,r day Che ID there another engagement
zinc 1aly Of arliery, in which the Caliiomans were
B,sr rom a strong position and al night The army
am ped on the Of the Paeba ia the suburbs Of the
capital That night II was evacuated by The enemy and
,tsp possession OF morning by our troops Then
s Kar"y urged that for,S %lsAt Be glrea M. 70 60 70
"a ierd me enemy ld gone 10 attack n refused"
Now. this las. particular could be only known from
Keamy 1t had never been published. kearny had re-
n,rfe1 il tn the department and he also stated II IN has
nmony before the court; but when the San Diego let
Tor was written il could only have been on information
or him This Is the passage from kearnys testimony
10 IT, The reader viii note how crcumstantlal was
Cookies information:
.Fom that arln.tice induced believe that the
whole California force with the exception OF their gov
nor Flores and pnr Win hun. zee sa ne "sar h,s"f 90"
,oafsered Com STOCKTON take $50 800 o. tho sail
nd
Com stockton told he did think Lieut.. Col. Ere
mont in sny danger and did not go"
The San Diego letter continues with precisely the same
ss Of infamous falsehoods (already quoted from the
Louisville Journal article OF Emory) which were laid
before the War Department which Fremont was, on
three several applications, refused an investigation or
trial. and which were aiferward surrephtioAsly intro
duced without notice him. and through collision and
false testimony, into the charges before the court In
addition being communicated 10 the department, as be-
lore stated the Emory publication, they were likewise
A ~. IL. ~ A1tras all
effect The authors OF both publications here, and
their given TO the department as the authors, and
as proper witnesses to sustain the accusations. kearny
also was here and had communicated hs allegations to
the department. But, all the same; the application was
once twice. three times refused and hnay the answer
gwen that there not particle Of PROOF 10 sustain
h aeeusation and the department could not consent to
occupy the position of preterrng charges without some
proof And il under these circumstances that re-
beat By OF collision and false testimony. TO the
surprise and for the entrapmen OF the accused they were
Illegally thrust into the matter before the court, after the
uial had commenced.
Kearny Cooke, and Emory have each given circulation
10 III infamous SET Qt falsehoods kearny, under the
awful sanction OF judicial oath, standing prosecutor
and witness in the trial for character and life of the
whom he had already deeply wronged standing IN a
position to give thousand-fold potency to the appca
ion OF the Divine command, Thou shalt not bear false
vitnes agains thu neighbor p and TO aggravaie and
mnaie, like proportion, the dread guilt OF It's VIOLA
ton But in so doing he has furnished the testimony
which eonvcts him absolutely OF being the prime mover
bes aimed al the character of the who had saved
him from worse than death who had delivered him out
OF the hand OF his enemy and brought hun INTO safety
who found BIN starving and surrounded hum with
penteousness naked and clothed him: hbels against
the reputation of this man, and he not present TO de-
end, but three thousand miles away, and unkncw-
Ing OF the viper stings that repaying his magma
nty and generosity; bels against this and against
another, over whom at the very moment OF the pubca
OF the bes here. he held there, secret accusations
going life and honor, and to get an unfair and foul
convection upon which, with parte testimony, he was
that instant plotting Gbels against these men-hrst,
destroy their regulations; second TO prepare the minds
Of their counyrnen either for their execution distant
ands maleacors, for their transportation home for
ual on Infamous charges. 1t is in the order of Divine
Providence that the cunning of guilt shall oveeap itself
So the very OF his plot TOR the rum OF
that young man, whose crime consisted IN refusing HIM
the means Of making IN a foreign land on his own
countrvmen the consummaton OF his plot Rear
ny has furnished the OF his own absolute convc
hon of the double nquy of contemplating the taking OF
hie there and seeking to destroy reputation here.
kearny, Cook, and Emory have each given publication
to this Infamous set of falsehoods. place them here
SIDE by side: