Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-17
From the Rochester American.
Col. Frem0ntss nOubIe., -

A mystery. hangs over Col Fremont lie has a
"doppeganger, as the Germans call IT, There Is a,
Fremont who "parts his hair in the middle" and
there is another just like him, and the Republicans
don't know which it is that they have nominated.
The New York Tribune has Just issued a pamphlet.
which ssupposed TO set at rest all the charges against
its candidate. The Tribune says 3o1'+ 4
Z "Itsppears by the pamphlet, entitled ,Co1 Ere
mont net ~ Roman Catholic which lis published To-
day at the Tribune Office, that there are two Free
monts, both OF whom have belonged, to the army ,
both resided in Washington that they resemble each
other, and that that Fremont who is candidate for
President is not that Fremont who was in the habit
OF attending the Catholic Church. "3aJas. laaIig
4 The Tribune has been 70 hear Toodes, and has
learned tie 'esson, know o man, not that man but
another man, &c, and 1t has dramatized Fremonts
life on the cast of the other comedy
4 The Tribune has cut the Gordian knot There was
another Fremont in the army, il says who attended
Catholic church. Perhaps the other Fremont took
six hundred cows on shares challenged Col Mason:
had row with Senator Foote; was convicted of lnu7
tiny; married Jessie and did all other things laid
10 the account of this Fremont The horrible suspi
cion flashes upon u.s. that the real Col. Fremont is
after all mot nominated but that the eether Fremont
is the man, Which Of the "Corsj@n Brothers., In
the heidH Is Box or Cox in nomination. Who
knows whether Isaac Sherman has got the Original
Jacobs" under lock and key Who knows whether
tie Fremont has been spirited awayp There never
was such time Buchanan is platform Fremont
another man. Who are the Republicans to vote for2
The public is IN great distress Of mind and there is
no way OF finding an escape from their dilemma ~
But how conveniently has the philosophic Greeley
come to their aid One stroke of the knife cuts the
knot, and the problem is solved. "Our fremont i
not that man, but another man" The Fremont you
are thinking of Is not the Fremont we are talking Of
All these charges made against n Fremont are made
against another person., Nobody knows who our
man is. He is on Ninth street. undertook aud key
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BLACK REPuRIscAS WuSsss.--A fellow named
Bol,ng, resident Of Ohio, who the Byening journal
hss brought forward TO prove that tho Democrats
ONO have furnished money for the use Of the Amer
lean party In that State gives the following tesiimo
ny for bis friends the Republicans:
Il have charged that the Democratic party Of
Ohio has, to great extent, furnished the money TO
the American party Of Ohio, for the purpose Of ma
king the State canvass, and understand that the
same has been denied. i therefore make the follow
ing statement 10 wit: / received from Douglas a
Co es. 900 IN New York city on the 2sd Of June"
We happen 70 know Chat this statement is false Of
our own personal knowledge. This Boiling, within
a few days Of the time when be represents that he
received $4,000, was in Albany and Buffalo. Here,
we learn that be borrowed money to get out Of town
and Was at the time, pepniless. In Buffalo be called
upon the writer Of This paragraph, stated that on
the prewions evening he had been intoxicated in o
house Of prostitution, and bad been robbed Of 80
which was all the money he had.4-and begged sufi-
oent cash TO paylhis bin at the American Hotel and