Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

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s. - ~ nasss Of Coz. JoHu G. Tsrxoss. =
80 <Ao,ce Tor President In 1886. For sonss
-. ~ have contemplated elsvaiing hia
= tias position, but hase deferred 4, BE-
r-,,se thsl The proper time had not ycs afr'ssd
.eA more. The nosBsusAfy excitement
.,r,ah quarters. incident = the nomination
IusS~ md Dossison has died out. The nj
:, sssy snd hopsiessness Of the case, 10 Tar -
{. .sesssica Of NJ. Fillmore 70 the Presidency,
s1~eseaed, has becomA apparent % the most
.Asue ssderssanding. Standing - ne does, up.
= v,ssssey the ground OF fiefce' Dougias' ana
svsapan, 70 far . slavery Y concerned, his
,essssioa has been universally repuonseo Dy
yodSsn Know Nothings VITA mere and there
..oa.asy exception. ~ 10 y ont q the ques-
-. ~ have looked over sne neid Iof sne hi0H1
~. We could name good many Nofsn ana
s,ssh--asp who have had long experience IN
,abHa Hie, 81 fixed principles ana acknowiedged
h,+sdsy, Tor whom We could vote with pleasure.
Bat " . man Of mlno--s "an VI a'l""e'. .1u
a.ei,ion, Who has exhibited Executive abilities,
I'D heen equal 70 al the emergencies OF an
.,.uuul lie, We believe Col. fremont il the man
,t,he times, and equal 70 the present important
-. in our affairs, should he boelected 70 tho
Presidency He has never been mixed up with
..,;.s and ciiques. He never has beon petty
,ol;.cIsn and wire.worker, He never has been
aem.rorue. He never has sought favor in
bi,h piaces. His life has been one Of hardship
nd pdvstion--spent mostly in exploring the
G,..t West In which capacity he has rendered
no,e ,eryice 10 his country than any other man
ahs day. He has explored almost the entire
,orusy from the Mississippi to the Pacific and
u,de correct and reliable maps
Col Fremont is native Of South Carolina
M, be never has exhibited the narrow, selfish
,.d sectional views upon the slavery question,
,o....sod BY 90 many Southern men. That ex-
aim, naoer the Cleveland Herald has taken
4, ssrt Of Us in announcing the name Of Col.
y,,mout In putting his name forward the Her
M.u.
atnl pRrxoNr was chiefly instrumental In ma
Nm, California Free State, exerted his COM
,..aA,o. influence TO secure her admission into
4. Union, and was one Other first Senators in
o,,,,.ss The pro- slavery nullifiers in Califor-
4, hov.rer. BY holding the balance of power
!. 4. Y..;sl.,ure IN which rRrxosr had with.
!, =. !, tvo ~ /. majority. defeated his rc.elec.
~. ~ N. sen,,o H;s ;ntecritv and ability
-. uruu,stioned and the fac, that he has never
~. artisan In opposition to the Wings, d.
,.oa,h Il Dcmocrat;c associations. has always
Ia. h,,, f.vor;,c viii, tho leading men Of
-, 80, ho,,, :, III. Senate and In California.
y, M, &c .nv marty can object ANYTHING n to
u. ho,,,n, .ovsrd than He has none Of the
A,.,h.eks of notor;etv gained in contests with
,Ae,. nov 10 be conciliated In making a party
d N parties. and mainly on new political is.
=. IA !. sonth C,rol;nian by birth. and an
Am,r,c,n citizen In its broadcast and most hon
os,ble sense. with tho saracity. prudence, and
.,.,vv ne ola Zack. like Old Hickory he has
,ust In sort Of independence and courage to
M, dovr the fire.caters of that malcontent
State II Il should. in consequence Of the repeal
Of tho late obnoxious acts in favor Of slavery At
tempt to dissolve the Union. Like JACKSON,
YlrloR, and BENTON, his sympathies are with
he Union and not the Secession party Of the
South.
vol. FRExosr, we feel authorized to say. does
not acquiesce in the Kansas-N Nebraska actin
Submission to the wrong perpetrated in violating
he compact--in the atrocious iniquity Of defeat
E The law thus substituted, by force, when it
ru Discovered that it would not subserve the
purposes Of the enemies Of freedom-and the
crime Of tho Government in upholding that
uarfation, the most tyranical in its laws OF any
iacs Dacos. When the proper occasion comes
hf an avowal of his principles and purposes on
be leading questions Of the day, We are assured
kwilexpress them without reserve. One thing
he people may rely on--he is man Of honor,