The daily union., 1856-10-25
TW GNTY FREMOYTS.

Grecian and Roman history record instances
of heroes bearing the same name Heathen mythology
abounds in such instances even among the gods But
neither compare with the number of Fremonts famil-
lar 10 the public.
/. Greeley, in political romance speaks of whose
father and mother travelled in the Indian country, and
carried "conveuiences for camping out They
journey of this kind when the birth of John Charles their
first child took place. This event did not long delay
them. Rude Indian hands the first that danded and
with carelesness not quite congenal to parents feel
ings, the new conner"
2 Lvermore and Rudd speak Of one born "about one
year after second with England (of course in
1867 and two before the exile of Napoleon"
g. Smucher describes who "the heir of poverty
who born during the progress of journey" in 1873
A. Upham tells us of whose fathers usual place OF
residence was at Charleston, South Carolina.
g. Greeley in a work "entered according to act of Con-
gress" opens his narrative with born at Savannah.
9. In recent pamphlet, be points out one who is a
Catholic, and formerly attended the Catholic church in
Washington.
7. Several prominent public speakers describe who
is strict Episcopalian.
Bgeow describes whose father and mother
eed "wh their carriage, horses and servants (saves
who was during temporary halt" born at Savannah in
Georgia
The eleconeerng pamphlets of the day tell of
who mostly distinguished for being the husband OF
Jessie.
10. The public papers in Pennsylvania and Indiana
speak of who has been unsuccessful in political
in those States.
IL. congressional document another who es-
tablished rancho Marposa and became great cattle
dealer furnishing immense quantities of beef for Indians
L. Another is referred who commanded in Calfor.
MA battalion of great CATERS and who required FIVE or
SIX horses each
l3 The records of military court tell of who
willing obey the orders of either of two high off,
cars who would appoint him governor of California.
IA History speaks of another whose propensies for
contracting debts of the government led him
contract three hundred and sxty three in very short time
amount ng to nine hundred eghynine thousand hun
ded and dollar, and snynns cents ss27l24 SO of
which were deemed unworthy of payment
Is There another who wished to be the candidate
Of the kuow-nothings for the presidency.
l6 There one who became the candidate Of the
black republicans for that Office whose opinions accorded
with the conflicting ones of his various supporters.
IT, There is another much eulogized by for his
mode of securing the freedom OF speech and debate by
snubbing noses and challenging to fight dues
Is There is another whose friends offer hundred
and sixty of the public land to each person voting
for him to be President
10 There another reported TO have been in the Sen
ate few days, and was not reelected.
90 There is still another greatly distinguished for the
nimtable mode parting his hair and for having stuck
min throuuh hee On the hipbest mint of the Rockx
mountains
There arc probably others OF whom have no knowl-
edge The public may not End it easy to distinguish be-
tween those have named But 1t is expected that this
difficulty will be removed after the fourth Of November
next Rumor says that Of the above sometimes called
the Pah6nde is about TO explore and establish rancho
Salt RIVER where all of them to be convened and
relate their adventures Smucher Bigelow, and Greeley
expected attend aud record them for the benefit Of
those who wish to profit by their experience.