Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

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have ever s.'d. u heats qn,cs aud bak rs
first rat, IN induced 10 make ;h,s state.
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and Rem ton IN your paper Of this NOR.
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wis give publicity TO really good
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j eor', Oct 81, 1850.
u, following from the New York
Daily News will well pay the reader for
its pegusal. 1t completely riddles the
New York Tribune Who was the author
Of two Fremonts.
THE TWO DROMIOS.
Who would havo believed it? The
Tribune has found another Fremont. j
think there DO six Richm0nds in the field
The overwhelming charges brought
against Fremont for his duplic,ty, decep
ton aud hypocrisy alarms his friends.
For the sake Of Office he denies his church
and his God. His friends roundly as
sert that he is = Protestant. Yet, he -
known to be- u Catholic, though 10 ex
ceeding bad repute--for he has not the
honesty or msnliness to declare through
the press, or over his own signature,
that no is a Catholic; but he VIII sper IN
to the ear Of clergy, deacon and lalty of
the Protestant Church that he Is with
them heart and soul. They swallow the
bait, and make proclamation for him,
but no yer for himself We care not
what mans religious faith is. For it,
his conscience must answer to has God
not to man; but when it is made q lead
ing question by his friends, IN u political
contest, then It becomes proper for him
not to hide his creed under the mantle
! Of silence. The public demand that ho
speak and speak for himself or be de-
nounced as hypocrite, and branded AS
! q traitor to his faith and creed.
The Tribune having discovered at last
the contemplate position hi, tergiversa
tons and receptions have placed hun IN,
| has resortet to one Of the weakest and
most contemplate tricks that has yet
been brought out, in order TO relieve his
/ favorite from the load Of deception that
is bearing him to the earth. 1t shows at
once the fear the Fremont press have for
his success, owing to his shameful iu
plicity, and the laughablc aud ridiculous
pleas his friends resort to, to relieve him
from the contempt that ali are begin
ing to feel for hun The Black 'Repub
leans have resortci therefore To that
old and stale dodge Of the defenders OF
all rogues. Of declaring that there are
two Dromios, two Fremonts, as near
hat han Ia.
told froM the other. DO not laugh
reader, tor this Is IA veritable fact. Hear
what the Tribune Of Saturday says
II app as ~ the pamphlet, entitled Col From ~
uot Il man Cathoiic, whlsh u pulls d t 'iN a
The Tlbune oflce, that tn two Ffemunts, both
whom have BELONGED q The army both resided in
wa>hngtou tina, the, resemble each ether, and that
the Fremont who Is the ctni"iat' far Pr'-i,'nt i
not that Fremont VIII" Was la ia" habit vi ATT nding
the CaIhoiit Church.
Now il this is not an attempt to crawl
into the smallest kind Of hole, and like
big bottled spider drag its victim along
with it, We never saw the attempt made
Greeley may get in, but his poor victim
must remain outside to be devoured more
at leisure. We have had two Bourbons
among us-Mayor Wood found two Lar
kins, but il has been left to Greeley to
find two Fremonts
1t must have been this other Fremont
who climbed the Rocky Mountains; who,
with three hundred men, devoured the
FIVE thousand cattle and six thousand
horses in California in three months
time; who brought in fraudulent accounts
to Congress for expenses amounting to
one million Of dollars; but afterward
acknowledged that one hundred and for
IT, seven thousand Of it was fraudulent,
by withdrawing that amount Of false
items charged, and Of the balance the
Military Commission allowed less than
one forth Of the whole amount. 1t must
have been this other Fremont who char
gej the United States ten thousand dol
lars for taking . formidable for at Yer
ba Buena, brist ling with iron cannon OF
heavy caliber and several brass pieces,
which this same Ommissi0n, on investi
CATION, found to be dismantled forti6
cation, and not . single soldier OF the
enemy in it, and allowed just fifty dol
: lars for the wonderful achievements
II must ave been this other Fremont
who was led for mutiuy aud disobedi
ence OF .ders, and dismissed the army
l Some her Fremont, who challenged
0 Col Mas to deadly combat, assault
cd Seua e Foote in the Senate, and vo
ted sa.s net abolishing slavery in til,
Dis r-e Columbia, aud it must Ger
taui, have been this other Fremont wh,
dec. we'd a highly respectable girl in
II Charleston. now living there, witnes
< to his own .ngrstitude and deception
ls Ii IL ust have been this other Fremon
II who stole away the daughter Of Col Ben
"a ton, aod it must have been the othe
Fremont, and not John Charles, wbor
old Bullion 80 bitterly opposes. It must
n. too, have been this other Fremont VIII
:, was married by Catholic priest, 70
:. they never marry coutl lie unless one G
y the parties is Roman Catholic, an
Benton's daughter WAS NOT, aud 1t mu'
70 be another Fremont who is father OF
n fine lad now living in Los Angeles, abo,
j sight years of age, the very picture {
r. mapliDess and of the Colonel. But
the Colonel was model Of prophet,
while residing there the putstive faith,
Of this father OF this Zoe boy must
the other Fremont. Well, wonders wi
never cease. Who Sut Greeley wou
"a ever have discovered two Fremonts, 0,
., the verv shadow OF the other, and u
ways found at the same place? But a
IT, our Blaok Republican friends qui
4 sure that they are right; that they hs
o, got hold Of the right man? or may
not prove after ell to be another
Thurlow Weeds Timothy JenkinsY =
good enough Morgan till after electi Of
ne Psrken Warbsck, or some mythie
,ur character unknown to fame, aud al,
ii. esther not what was expected. Look o,
an friend Greeley, your two Dronios y
!" play the mischief With you yet. +
70. Fremootsl Il there . Bourbon emo
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