The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

~ purcAass Of ~ cslsbesesd Msripesa
|Ret> an1 eeok+AsGnoa inseseet u - 6ar.
0atfon ct he 0tato Consultation. He Wos
0sA active u s~scssing Ia that teenmeat .
pesitive exclnnien Of slavery ffom he
6tats. He was one Of the Grst tive &ens.
tes cAosea 70 sepreMne the Gtaee Of Cali
fcraia a the 0oaass cf the Uaited 0<Ases.
He tick bic seat in The y. g. osnsts oept.
9th, loEo, and HE term Of ofkce expired
March eth, 1851. Since Tie expiration of
his Ssnatorial term, 1t. Fremont has r.
voted himself to the development Of his Cal.
ifornia sstate, and 70 the prosecution Of HE
rightful claims TO that property, from which
ths government have scaght by vexaticus
suits to deprive him.
Throughout his short bat eventfnl career,
As has exhiAited . rsuarkahle energy and
force Of character, and . distinguishing
ability IN every undertaking. He has Aow
been called fron his reuremsn, By The voice
Of the free people Of America, 10 lead in
the greatest anl nest impcrsast strusgae
that has occurred 10 sAss esaatsy ssnce tae
adoption Of he fe1sesi constitution. AID il
eesnasaas IL - Ssrvssty Aoee, TO ressse his
esasoy iua a3s0esns see - sAs<taaiy
- - nssi ~ sssasryasn n CaAsornsa
tvc@ . tassiea enenc. We essacs essfes
sssse sAa ysEy hser and snPerzess seetsa
sAss ~ ~ ksaswzas sasseeas AZ usy
s1nsssASs s3cnls6 extract trea - me-
assss 49, b. a. Prsss Of A<ssrs. iisAno'
. 49,
.rs~srsnass III Gel Frsnozt aas been
! assil1eans2 ]. Sss sesk, and " sxhaesteo ~
N souaervr~s ac< ssr sny temporsry PVT,
sr~e a4e sesEsse 4 SsGAt. from III sssnnsi
~eru2 sal Er1srsaaes, 10 b placed where
- caa sess>ns,ass T. His personal he
NV q "a many ssseausl p~arucuisrs, e.
sssisssy IL rsfereace TO California ahairs,
Ia asstsry Ct Tia eoanuy. Bat the exan-
10 - hsA ~, mainly On account Of its NOR
q vslse to tie rising Ssnsrsno0a Of Amer
ca TIE eoarse Of JsAn Charles Fremont
b . esftsza, and he sueeess On sneoursge-
aent 10 evesy noble mind, which. dsspsa'ng
ssesh snA sass. folly ard pleasure. asP'fes %
IN h~caorah;s 4ssfslaea 70 se BE ~
nsrssorious exsraons.
The ss,f-nade MAJ, sustaiains himself In
the pursuit u knowisdse, By ineessant 10
hon - IN humble teacher Of private class
es-she young pioneer. penetrating interior
turests, climbing snow-clad mountains en-
daring esefy pEivstieH, and brssing every
aaaser-tks pstriot soldier, ever resdy 70
de Sereaih the Gag Of his eo1n,ry-the na-
nsne -onaaego 81 c.eneacy making his
victories come,ets-ths gaiian, commander.
ias, and kind to his men-he enlightened
legislator, watching over the interests and
rishts Of LASER and lxSvsraH-the sc.en-
dxc scholar, commanding the respect Of the
learned men Of his country and the world
and the f~ar-reaching statesman, emofa-
eing the c-ontinen, in lie policy. and giving
HE life, in an unparalleled service OF toll.
suffering and peril, to open = channel
through which the wealth Of the other con
tinents may Gov over it, surface. are all be-
fore The eyes Of the you've nKx OF AMERICA,
in the characters portrayed On these pages.
Nay the spectacle gise ardor 70 every nan
h yir,ue. ana inspire all hearts with indus
try and resolution in selt.improvemeni, with
6delity and courage in the discharge OF du-
", and with an exalted and comprehensive
| patriotism"