The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

come.
FRIGHT OF THE FREMoNTERs.-We have re-
ceived several letters from various quarters Sc
verely rejecting upon our course in telling the
exact truth in relation to the present campaign,
and which truths have, it seems, created tremen-
dous panic in the Fremont camp. Among others
we have the following
l2M.-srSDAr, ocr. 10, 1856.
Nh. EDITOR -
Do not for Hesvens sake allow the idea that you give
up the election OF Col Fremont last night from
Boston; his friends there hopeful went there Cd
Friday IL company with Or Rob- Of that city, who h.:
ago, organized the first German Republican Club. He
rays the Germans could NOT unoa ticket Dr.. Rob
and several more German workers-not wire workers.
to be sent from Boston TO and other places
in Massachusetts, send men, With money, into Pennsylva
charge Of the American organizations ami 10 defeated
ausur good from a. There win now be three parties 10
shall win. Truly, $. PELLET.
This missive is from a female worker in the
cause, and one Of the most efficient workers. She
has lately returned from California, and is now
devoting her energies to politics in this section,
with much vigor and effect. She is mistaken,
however, in supposing that We give up the cleo
ton Of Fremont. We never give up anything
We state facts and truths, and deduce natural con-
illusions from passing events We endeavor to
rouse up the friends of the cause, and we point
the finger Of scorn at the traitors who have be-
trayed it.
During the last three weeks probably million
Of dollars have been spent by the two parties in
Pennsylvania 1t is supposed that the democra-
cy has expended at least six or seven hundred
thousand, and the balance by the republicans or
Fremonters-the Fillmore party merely holding
the bag, helping themselves to the funds when
ever they could get chance, and doing
no work. These Americans, or Know
Noihings, are unmitigated Jeremy bidders
In Pennsylvania they have been actively engaged
in selling out the Know Nothing lodges to the
best bidders, at private sale; and if they could
not get customer in that way, they would put
them up at auction. We are also informed that
in some cases, the Fillmore leaders have sold out
the same identical lodges to both sides, and thus
diddled the Fremont and Buchanan party at one
blow. The truth Of the matter is that the lead
ers Of the remaining fragments Of the broken
down, used up Know Nothing party, both here
and in Pennsylvania, are now filling their pockets
with the money subscribed to carry on the cam
paign by the two great parties. During the
coming fortnight. five millions of dollars will be
spent to carry on the war in the central States,
where the contest is to be decided. By the central
staies, mean New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yania. Indiana and Illinois All these States are
now doubtful, although the democrats protest
that they can carry them over the combined
forces Of the Americans and the Fremonters.
The friends Of Colonel Fremont must carry all
these States, except New Jersey, to elect their
candidate, with Ohio, the New England and
some Of the Western States, which they expect to
have easily. Now, this prospect Of five millions
OF dollars opens most splendid field Of opera
tons for tie Know Nothing politicians. 1t will
keep them in bread and butter for the next four
years, and furnish the oil to smooth their party
machinery and keep it running for the same
period There never mas such - v-ndlDle party
as that which is now grasping at the funds to be
used in the central States where the great Presi-
Dental battle is to be fought 1t is composed Of
the shattered fragments, odds and ends Of the
old parties for the last thirty years. and
The intrigues Of its leaders-their buying
and selling with their avarice, corruption
and want Of all principle, save that Of the al
mighty dollar-presents singular and remarka-
BILE instance Of political and moral turpitude.