The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

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result " known, the loss will iall deraby sh ,rt
be hrst reports. We trust it may
emont and Parker-The Albany Swim
dlsFs.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
he great obstacle you may remember, to tbo compile
Of Mr.. Dicks famous memorial that the head OF
Charles would, somehow or other, always get in.
have very fairly laughed at similar weakness on
part Of Mr.. John A. King, the republican candidate
Governor. Speak, talk or write, what or when he
oses the head Of his amily-the head OF Rufus King
inevitably get In, and render the speech, converse
essay simply ridiculous and laughable. The ten
y irresistible. II Is In him, and must come out
sons Of Rufus King are all afflicted the same way
ing plaus ,be presumption that the faint ia nered
and should be pardoned as pardon more violent
Objectionable assaults OF lunacy or course every
knows Rufus King to have been q very estimable
tleman, statesman Of considerable power, and
nsstent abotionst These are points in his favor OF
CHI bis posterty may justly be proud but be had the
ng Of begetting children with minds SO Ill balanced
befogged and beltiled with sy vanity-and Of be.
ng SO many Of them too-tnat it may be doubted
'ther the balance of account is not upon the whole,
INST him. In spite Of his repeated ana mis- timed
gia of his maSnus parens, the Republican Convention
iousy thinks that living ass is better than dead
Ihey prefer this knghng to the very king Of kings,
is not TO be questioned that the course you have
lgn proper To adopt on gubernatol matters will meet
cordial response throughout the State. People
OF this regal estate; they long for State without
g. They are disguised also with old fogyism. new
uar movement like that which is destined to maze
mont tenant OF the White House, presumed to be
tal and useful as 10 dispense with old blood and old
lagement II supposed that acting In accordance
the sentiment of the crisis state Convention
ID give fresh, vigorous name, about which the
ng men, who constitute the strength OF the party,
Id rally with the same enthusiasm as they do ABOUT
name Of Fremont redoent as 1t Is Of green prairie,
the animating, bracing atmo phere Of q mountain
L. Instead, we have an embodied tradition; fogy
ogies dry figure from the cataco nbs Of the past
worst of ALL and tho secret of ALL the tool and
Of thai old long headed rege ncy, which like the
ne sea on the shoulders Of Sinbad rode the wng par
death, as they now propose to ride repubcanism TO
|b II ia in this latter light that noil alton OF Mr.
Is most Objectionable So judged IL should meet with
unequvocai hostility of every true man to whom the
tence Of the republican as national party is at all
r Nor need the ardent supporter Of Fremont permit
conscience TO be troubled with the idea that the
is favore chiefs in the slightest degree identified
d that Mr.. John A. Kingling They realty hostile.
New Yorker who advocates Fremont cannot do il
advan tageously than by boiling the State nomna
He cannot do better service than by extinguisnng
4 e and forever this Seward Weed influence, at
pied 10 be fastened upon the free neck of the
|ty The most active antagonists Of Fremont, whom
70 be the dark lantern adherents OF Fillmore, not
any junta. The history Of Fremonts nomination Is
to be written. When, however, the future Hammond
upon the task. he will have to tell story con
hing the statement do not hesitate TO make becsuse
AXE il with sure knowledge of the fact that no cld
lie more unpalatable to Weed II Co. could have teen
ned than John c. Fremont and that his defeat Ia the
onal would rather crafty tt an distress em
\ that they only his name Tor the sake Of the
ngth gives to their miserable, selfish, trea he,ous
ninations for ate officers, through which they tope
eain their hold upon the throat of the State and sub
In 4 railroad mOnODOy deeteYiOus
lie interest than the direct introduction and institution
avery
mont was fret suggested for the Presidency. sa,e
ut mace by Mr.. Bates of California ne mode by
ch the thing was brought aboat, has been authora-
Ely coDtradicted, but only as TO the manner aud
M Of the narration The followi az may be REGARDED
subs;Altia:-A number OF gentlemen recruited The
blican ranks from the old democratic party AMI in
councils the voice OF Hon. N. p. Banks, an old
|nocrat, then candidate for the Speakership OF sae
|Dse end tie two Blairs, senior and junior both demo-
tic IN their lifelong associations, were exceedingly po
|ta were induced TO put the name OF Fremont No cir
|atoD, as experiment upon the sense OF the public
~ were ed 10 this course by three four considera
|is, TIE hrst Of which was natural anxiety 10 have
candidate come from the democratic wing OF the
|,licars secondly, wish to defeat the mad attempt
Fady contemplated by the Weed faction of foring Mr.
Yard into nomination, notwithstanding thu obvi
inexpe ,iency Of that course; thirdly, a deter
patton 10 foreStall, II possible, the domination
|the party which the Albany rcgen,y would
|tanly acquire 4 they named the candidates; AMI
|ognzed and attempted 10 be appropriated By the de.
crsts In their Propositions made by them TO Col Ere
|n 10 put himfn nomination a. Cincinnati. he chose
comply witty the administrs alton platform; for such
bposlt'ors wire undoubtedly made, Notwithstanding
artful denial with which Ex-Governor Floyd has "a
red Ii Ia PROFESSIONALLY true that cllsed by their
Fcess in defeating Know Nothngsm In Virginia by the
cton Of Wire and quite certain OF carrying he Presi
btal canvass with equal oase the committee who
Dered thai triumph visited Col. Fremont exhibited
|ended correspondence With large number Of south
gentlemen sanctionng the proposition and assuring
uccess accepted, and offered the whole infueuc Of
Virginia delegation ~ the future Cncinn III Conven
10 effect his nomination. Il IL also unquestionaby
e that Fremont declined the dishonor of stand ng for
-ty whpse heads were the violated faith OF solemn
acts ad the blood and violence regning In Kansas.
Ice facts, say, induced the gentle we have re-
red TO- 70 tenta,e the name Of Fremont as the repub
IN candidate. The idea ran like cholera The people
re alive al the suggestion The seward clique, not
Inzing the origin OF the nomination. and for d. ser
by their matchess shire wdness and foresight recoguiz
us value but only as instrument FOR killing OF
antagonist Of Seward In the Convention. Chase just
N threatened 10 come with great strength from the
<t. Mclean was sure OF Pennsylvania, with a heavy
OF the Western delegation. Weed and Co. permitted
name OF Fremont 10 20 a. an osct W those confident
their we'll tried ability 10 manage the Convention TO
sir own ends when tho conflict between these threc
ould grow lively. Thus Fremont was the current CRY
The Feat al the time the Convention met. The New
rk delegation, although understood eforehand 10 sup
Il Fremont, went 10 Philadelphia 10 Nominate Seward
ut Seward, am nsdits /" was their motso. Relying on
intriguing and Jobbing Of Weed and hts satellites.
smont, and overwhem the West with . unanimous
Itern vote for Seward This caculAtan and ths conn
bee reposed In tho inviucible masAgemens OF their
vkers they never abandoned, until me nrst informal
Iot told the temper Of tho Convention. They found
20 party csucps u ives sae peope In The Convention
On whom me arts aad resortsof the wirepuIlers
psrative. They found no name would for moment be
ened 10 but that OF the glorious pathfinder There was
hing len bot clear The track. They shrunk back,
bafied knaves before the avalanche OF popular opn
|. They reefed and packed away their candi
eS a. sailors do their canvass when the
rm comes. The utmost consts rnation prevailed The
mes Of sumner, Chase, Mclean, and, lastly. Seward,
re hauled In hike many kites that had failed 70 catch
electric current but were just worth saving from the
,wer John q. Fremont. the candidate Of the people,
not Of any party, sect clique or conspiracy, was
nomnated-not, no sever, without ina.
pant STAB from his Albany haters in their rcsolute
lsion Of the North American alliance Since the nom
uop The only study Of these beaten trcktcrs has been
90 the utmost injury practicable TO the cause Of Ere
mt without losing them the Stae ticket they bate
n because he II beyond their influence and In vastly
tier company. They hate him because he Is a demo.
a by descent and association They would defeat hm
bey would not thereby ruin themselves. Heucs n Ia
, Rspublican Executive Committee, OF which xorgan
ector OF tho Hudson and Central roads, and plant
trument OF Weed IL the chairman, has refusd to take
active part the canvass, 10 Join with other
p,xatious 10 promote the election OF fremont Hence
Mr. Seward finds himself too III 20 say word out OF
ORR In favor Of the Presidential candidate. Hence
N accumulated insult and contempt have been
Aped upon the North Americans, VINO have done
ntely more 70 promote Fremonts success than ell the
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