New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
Correspondence Of til. N. y. Tribune

| Cor!espOn deuce VI the y. !. Tribune.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 2G 1856.
Your journal, which circulates quite extensively
in this portion Of the State, reaches us by every
mail from San Francisco, more especially at this
time, and as one Of the most prominent and lnfu-
ential supporters of John c. Fremont and through
him Of the Pacific Railroad, that darling object of
Callfornians is lis presence welcomed, and its COL
umns perused with deep interest.
In no other community, in no other portion of
the country has the nomination Of j. {. Fremont
been received with greater satisfaction than in Cali
orra, and more especially in this part OF the State
This was the thcaer of his operations it was here
that hee stabli-hed his headquarters when acting as
Governor Of the country and among all the officials
who visited the Pacific none were so highly re-
spected or acquired i'll Il greater degree the aiiec-
ton OF The people with whom MS oihcldi duties
brought him in contact.
Among the native population, who reside almost
entirely III the southern counties and whO trem
their greater numerical force, decide the political
complexion of the south Fremont will be sup
ported with entire unanimity. They all admire him
for bis courage re-pect him for bis sterling honesty
and integrity, and love him for the uniform kind
ness which he manifested toward them.
The native California vote Is sure Tor the Path
finder. That the vote of California will be cast for
her adopted son is beyond doubt. Modern De-
mocrlcy, with its Biglers shoulder strikers, bal
lot box suffers and Congressional ruihans, has
aroused the masses TO al energy commensurate
with the imminent dangers which threaten our lib
eriies, and III the recent movements ot the people
in their majesty at the city OF san Francisco, re-
suiting in the overthrow of the horde OF political
ecOunorels who have 30 long and 40 ettctusly
ridden o er the liberties Of TIE people, the friends
cf progress and improvement throughout the State
are embroidered to perScycre until she ALL be-
purged from rascality OF every hue and dye.
see, by late accounts from Washington, that
Herbert has been whltewashed by lew of his
political friends in that city from this State.
Among those who are acquainted with the names
appel dcd to the document referred to, no astoilsh-
ent is lel al their course. Tine old adage, thit
birds of u feather hock together, Is but again
verified They would, all OF them. require stronger
6ffidayts than the one they have gwen IN favor oi
Herbert to recommend them to the good graces of
their fellow Citizens. Rumor says that certain par
ties who signed that instrument would have Jared
badly had they remained at home during the
recent movements III San Francisco.
Tie muf,ier Of Keatng has been and is n ost
uncGuiyocslly condemned by the people of this
State, and the admirers aud apolossts oi Herbert
will most assurrdly meet with like condemnation.
From the mining portions Oi the State the most
cheering new. is constantly reachingus. Fremont,
Jessie and Railroad Clubs are being formed and
filled up with a rapidity and enthusiasm only pardl-
lred IN the Election OF SiO and the ides OF Noyem-
her Will. M far this State is concerned, carry
disappUn;urnt like whirlwind to the ranks VI
the Slavery PrOpagandsts.
notice that some of the Atlantic journals are
ndulgne the hope that California viii east her vote
Tor Buchanan, which, with Pennsylvania and every
southern State, will secure him the election. This
is vain hope, for California is certain for Fremont,
and any anticpations prcdicated upon such con-
tngency will meet with disappointment. '''''