The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-19
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
s. Thursday Nrernsnx, June 10, 1855.
The Free SOIL Aspiranrs.


The Free Soil Aspiranrs.
NE. Banks, the nominee Of the Phiiaoelpn'A
boilers for the Presidency, Il, Is every one Anow'
the Speaker Of the present House Of Heprssens,'
lives, and was elected amer struggle "sSn NV
It's result we hope may not foreshaao" : s'"lA'
Presidential contest Col Fremont VINO y nv"
seems likely, viii receive the BACK iSepuohcsn
nomination. en, concentrate the whole anttsoath'
ern yote Ia a pcrsen altogether destitute 81 po',E
cd cxncr;ence. and If elected seward would De
the ,,a,xer behipd the throne. Fremont y taken
nm :. .or. Of hero and gunpowder candidate,
.nhop,h. according TO the Washington star ne
never In battle In his life. lie is no doubt
wan Of intelligence and firmuess, but with no otn'
:, Qualifications for the Presidency; and u he were
rven nominated by anasional party, II would De-
IA the language Of Daniel Webster. "a nomination
not fit to be made" Col Fremont Is ssn'infa"
of Col Benton, and Is supposed TO have plenty Oh
California gold. So far rs that goes, ne WIN DC
well provided with ethe sincws of war; Tor INC
Presidential campaign, Nevertheless, ne may ma
Il more difficult reaching the White House .nah
crossing the Rocky Mountains, and VIII heeo
POLITICAL KIT Carson to show him the way oo"
moaore Stockton the candidate OF the boilers from
the Banks nomination. would have been m"ea
more available candidate, If the party wanteo
bona fide blood and thunder champion. we never
expected to see Stockton in such a crowd, and are
carry TO fad him there But " they wanted gun
powder and glory. why did Mt they take stoaSsen'
the daring sailor who was born with cussss M
one hand and duelling pistol in the otherf AS
for Sumner, it seems to be the general opinion OF
the Free Seilers that The Gaming he received from
Brooks is glory enough for Que day. The most
significant fact of all is that Seward, the arch agi
tstor and acknowledged leader of the Free Soil
ers. is not mentioned for the Presidency If there
were a fair prospect Of success, would not the
lion demand his share of the spoilsf Or Is Seward
really not available in his own sectionf he may
be willing, perhaps. to bide his time and become
the first President of new Northern Republic.
Should the Free Soil candidate be elected we
may expect some such Cabinet as this: Seward
Secretary of State Wilson, Treasury; Horace
areeIey. Department of the Interior; Giddings
Postmaster General; Sumner, Secretary of War;
George Law, Navy; Hale. Attorney General All
the Diplomatic posts abroad would be filed by Free
Sellers, Fred Douglas be made Minister to st
Domingo. and Abby Kelly to the King of Daho
mey, who is great friend of Woman's Rights, and
has = body guard of 5000 Amazoniaus.. The Post
Offices aud Custom Houses of the South would
shave to be filled by importations from the Free
States A large army would be stationed in the
South to keep things quiet and perhaps Judge
Conrad of philadelphia, who talks so big about
compelling the South to remain in the Union
whether it likes it or not might be prevailed upon
to accept the chief command. Go it, ye black Re-
publicans, and the devil take the hindmost.