Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-24


The New York Tribune INDUCES itself In sundry
speculations and vaccinations as 10 the vote of
Fremont in the Eastern and Middle States.
Maine Il regards as pretty sure for Fremont, an.
less the Wings should vote for Buchanan.
About New Hampshire Ii Is dubious
Massachusetts, It thinks, will be affected by the
quarrel between Dayton and Johnston but con-
cedes TO Buchanan more votes than IL does to Fill.
more.
Connecticut, the Tribune says, will be one Of the
hsrdest-fought States in the Union. 1t has evil
IDENTIFY no hope of carrying Connecticut.
Rhode Island, Ii Processes TO believe, Is not 80
hard nut as Connecticut, and seems to think that
with proper effort il can be carried for Fremont
Vermont, il claims confidently.
In New York city, the Tribune does not claim but
$4,000 votes, for Fremont Fillmore will have at
least 90 900 fnot 30,oOo but claims the State for
Fremont. So in November last II claimed ii for the
Republicans" when they we're beaten more than
$4,000 votes by the Americans.
New Jersey, the Tribune thinks, would prefer
Buchanan to Fremont, II the election were to take
place tomorrow but, In time, IL hopes TO change
the aspect Of affairs
We come now to Pennsylvania, which ends the
list. This State, the Tribune says, Fremont could
carry, If Fillmore were out of the way, Thaddeus
| Stevens, on the other hand, who knows more
about Pennsylvania than legion of Greeleys, de-
clared in the Philadelphia Convention that Ere.
mont would lose the State by $4,000. We prefer
SteVenss testimony In this matter to that of Gree.
| ley.
| The sum aud substance Of the Tribuncs prophe-
cy is therefore this-ihat IL does not regard FIRE.
mont's prospects as particularly brilliant between
the st. Croix and the Head of Elk. In tho name
of common sense, then, what Is the use of running
hims If he has merely fair chance to carry
Vermont why not drop him at once, and "let
reason resume her sway"
| The Tribune, be 1t observed, makes these dole
full vaccinations before tho receipt of Fremont's
marriage license at the North and before the pub.
LEGATION of the charges preferred against him Of
pecuation and fraud in California by Gen. Mason
If his cause be SO desperate in that section now,
what will it be when he ID proven to have obtained
license to be married by Catholic priest, and
to be one of the most dishonest aud INSCRIPTIONS
officers ever employed by the United States Gov
ernmentS
Of one thing the Tribune may rest assured. If
Fremont's prospects are not favorable moo, they
never will be. The longer he runs the more clear
ly will the awindle by which he was imposed upon
the Northern people be developed. They are
shrewd and intelligent and cannot fail to perceive
in time, that he was nominated for no other rea
son than to secure the foreign Catholic vote, and
to inaugurate policy at Washington as shameless
and corrupt as that which he himself practsed in
California He is at this very time defaultsr on
the books of the War Department. Have we sunk
40 low that we are compelled to descend to the
ranks of the Swartwouts, the Prices, the Hawkins,
ct id onane genus for Presidential candidates
Heaven forbid I! Yet such is John G. Fremont, OF
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