Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

the three persons, and after having lserped that
they were going TO rancho OF IN aunt Of obers
70 deliver some goods which their fathers Ax6 sent
her, they took from them their goods by fbrce
ana becauss they did not deliver them inynsdiate-
" on tte spot, they Aired upon them. md two of
then IN and the other ran away. but they fnllow-
ed hip and killed him, both shooting and stsbL.nx
him. In this 1anner these ia rec we're hflled -
Then they took al Of their goods MO their nos
cessation. and took 0R the clothes from tho dead
bodies aud Pvt thea ca themselves. few DAYS
sfterwariac scnie OF thtss men went d sne rancho
Of Juan ~ Padilla aad took away -Spok 800 head
Of catsIs. they broke open aiiof the inks which
they found in the house 81 said raIcbS rhey tied
70 4 tres Marcos jill, seeysut Of tljs rxfanc and
save him two hundred lasI3ee, in1ictiAk .wAre
wc1pd ~ force MIN n tell here tha os a.
s1c fenrh9 &31 Bis npfaay ox other sf1aelssa They
then killef the said Massos 81, ieavlne him tici 20
ssid tHss,l They then - - 70 sgfxo Aoases on
the rancho, which were consumed, With m eshe
goods they contained. ,~
~ au HIS PRoykGAoY. So 80 re.
u We stated, some time ago, that we weaid short
ly be enabled toav facts before our read ers wteh
should show how unworthy Fremont was OF the high
position for which he has been nominate and es-
pecialy how obnoxious he was to the native citi-
zens Of California. We are now in posse sson of a
mass OF Information which stamps Fremont as
wholly incompetent for military commander
PrOuu, uIiHcuib Oh access Dy,thnd tyrannl
cal towards, his men without regard for his own
credit, or the pledged faith Of bis government
cruel to his prisoners, wastefn and destructive, 10
an unprecedented degree, to the country over
which, unopposed, he marched; vain, fiivoloua,
and trifiing in manners while his habits, in this
neighborhood were lcentions and profigate, to the
great detriment and disgrace OF the American
name, cause and character
These are serious charges. We have not made
them rashly. We have facts, names, and dates
His harem in this city was the shame Of the Amer.
ican people; so fragrant was he, that he was igno-
miniously expelled from the house Of an American
citizen, by two Americans for attempting TO en-
ter private ball room, in compa with q mem
ber of his household"
We have no desire to parade these particulars
before the public but az candidate -of the es-
pecial purity party--for the hghess Office ia
the gift ofthe people, all his acts, in all the walks
vt life, are open to the public eye. His followers
must learn that they cannot claim all the morality,
virtue, and perfection of their candidate
HIS COURAGE. bAsat
Again, we gave in our last the particulars of his
conduct in the truce of Cahuenga, where he capit-
ulated, at the head of four hundred men with four
peceso Of cannon, with wandering band of Cali
rornians We omitted to state that after the trea-
ty of San Fernando, the arms of the Californians
we're given up, which amounted to four muskets,
a small brass cannon, which was dragged along the
ground with lasso, and one pound Of powder,
tied up. in handkerchief This we have from the
person who was in charge of the magazine @ on
the occasion.