The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

WAsBireroy, OCT IL, 1s49.
csi Fremont and Mr Clayton The Destsn' If as Ds~o-
cratic Senate-THe Commissonsr Of Patent, and hs
H,ssenEp- Big Folks etc.
The Republic of this morning quotes extract from
letter Of the 18th instant in which stated that
We Lad been informed that Col Fremont received
his commission from Secretary Clayton to supsrssde
COL Weller with cool contempt and that paper tri-
unphanty publishes by way OF contradiction the let
ter Of Col Fremont accepting Of the appointment.
Always cautious In making statements, and having
regard for truth We particular in asoertsining
FROM gentleman formerly holding a high political
station, that there question: whatever IL the
fact The precise date of Col Frsmopts letter Ia not
given by the Official organ IL Is me- oily August,
ls4p" II probably written tosar Is tho last Of
that month aud Vas received since letter Of the
nth Was prepared The Colonel hesitate To receive
the commission AZ first beesusstol Wslsr married tue
niece Of Col Benton. Miss Fay lor, II VI xina, aud
they related; but when he that Col.
W eller would positively be removed he sce ptsd it.
The cool contempt was turned ASIDE Hossver, We
willing that the Republic newspaper, aud the Ame
riesn republic shall believe that the bait which seors
tary Clsyton threw out In the Pacific caught the ash
We rrcollect betting informed shortly after the adj
jourpmsnt u the txecutiv. Session OF the Senate last
March or April that previous 70 feparsting the de-
mocrsc members had sn Informal nesting. or caucus,
in which they cane TO an understanding ~ TO the
ca BE- pursued by them relative to the Prsdenss
ounstions IL understood t0 be To this effect
mentioned BY several Senators 20 outsiders namely
Prescription vss dsa'o-ed BY the heads and support
ers Of the rehabilitation, aud to DO
moved merely on account q his political opinions bat
for incomTetency dishonesty or tnterusddns 10 sec
tons As individuals against whom susn charges
could not BE- truthfully alleged have been removed
and injustice perp.trsted aud black seal OF oondem
nation psced on their for.hrads therefore the senate
owe " to their friends 20 vndioate them by
carefully ell the attendart facts aad so,iug sceorI
ingy The Uni0A several months since. held similar
Language and doubt took it, from the proceed.
ing Of thu csucus, with which it, editor probably
mad acquainted
something rather sxtraorlipsry IN relation to oi,s-
holding bas recently occurred IL has too long been
tor me "a he ng H.Y.
bureaus "a regard the messengers csss u bsings
Of worse blood than themseses snd only worthy OF
receiving crooked words. And again f. ~ the
government sHpioytes are syeopp.nta aud hold their
plsces Notwithstanding repeated indignitiss rhe
b. natural has impressed gentlemen with The idea
ttst heis usjUs,habiy blunt bat this may b. sttrl-
butsa 20 bis hnglieh birth add ne may not mean 10
give ,feuce and tor aught know may be the hind
sst.hear,ed man in ths world We sisb to be under
stood not b,iug VA the least tuimca to this gentle
man, knowing nothing 70 his detrinent week ago,
the nessepgsr poor man who sad bseo bat two
month. 10 othce concrvius iha; ear ESDauk rad Va
suited him 10 The pfesence ~ t~c gentlemen inn.d-
atey threw ~ bis situauon, pat on HE hat delivered
up he keys aod departed :" Nr swing Who listened
70 the messenger story and placed HIN With his
oonsent, IN siuatiCu In the Ia once ~ hail the
salary. In these times Il is curaoreinary that suy
peor oficehOldcr mould exercise q, muoh iudspcn-
dence. insults are generally pocksted With dollars
sir living has tsken his departure tor Ohio. 20 at
neg General ~ho has just rieu fsom al. bed to ~hich
he vac coDhoed with severe stts'kof buiols peuri
~ has sou- 70 bsidmore to recruit apart ffom all in
teriuption Of offcial duties
TIE Vice President n the United states has come
hiiher In part 20 prepare lodging r the cunning
sion VI Congress aud VIII proDaby rent the house now
occupied by Mr. Grice she Naval Constructor who has
been ordered ~ hiiadephis.
The object Of Governor JoLnsons visit 4. sotneslat
OF mJ,tefy bat u y suspected shat he has GA
TO ergneef for Mr. Pearson, sach uama
living ~ lennsy vRus who wants to b. the sixth Au-
ditor n The Treasury In the place OF Peter Wssn-
iustop. II TINS D. the Governors design aud be
cetd be viii degtrte high r. ltai ION az dr wash.
mston Is strongly backed and considers himself per
tcty ssfe
Mr. Gales, the editor Of the Er,oni Iateig,-eo. IL
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