New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
| ia Mr. ALBRIGHT. Id in Greenbush, who GER

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,iies that, coming once from California, he entered
| a Catholic church at Panama Git must have been
Catholic for there are none beside in that city.
| and saw Col. Fremont, 'oio, engaged IN silent
PRAYER there We fear this is as false as the rest
| of these stories, though it is so creftable and
proper that il might very well be true. We have
visited Catholic churches in the company of Prot.
| estants, who went merely from curiosity and
| also with those who went to pray; and We must
say that we shall choose 20 90 with the latter class
| On our next visit. Tha; Christian, just landed
| from long and perous voyage, and about 10 en-
| bark ON another SUCH should spend \ few minutes
in PRAYER in the nearest church-perhaps the only
accessible spot where quiet and meditation were
possible-strikes Us neither incredible nor even
remarkable. And yet We guess 1t would appear
Il Mr. Albright were made to fix the time of his OBJ
seryatjous on the Isthmus that Col. Fremont was
elsewhere. However it is OF no consequence.
II seems 20 us unaccountable that those who deem
!, a matter of such moment to prove Col. +. a
| Catholic have not at AS vet produced some record
of his adhesion TO the ROuish Church. Having
been baptized and confirmed Protestant, he could
not of course be received into the Catholic Church
without solemn forms and an enduring record,
such a. exist of his Protestant baptism. con-
frnaticn. and the Protestant baptism Of his chill
dren. A. all the Catholic journals and prominent
politicians are desperately intent on giving the I'M
preston that he has been Catholic, so rs to help
buchanan by driving Anti-Slayery votes to Fill
more. We can't see why they fail TO produce
record of his abjuration of Professionalism and ac-
cessioS TO the Roman Catholic Church IL could
not be hard job to get up such record, and
now that we have suggested it, we presume 1t will
soon be forthcoming. What is the sse in half
doing thing when you might as well do II thor
oughly
We have intmated that these certificates,
while they eyince considerable power of invention,
display no real creative genius. They are mainly
miserable Journey work, which could hardly gain
credence if they set forth only what was essentially
probable But our eye has just fastened on story
about Fremont in The Philadelphia Mercury, which
argues capacity in its suthor We give 1t rerbatH',
as follows 1t occurs in the course of letter from
It's New.York correspondent, and bears date
Sept 27thI:
The Republ, Al candidate for President.
John c. FREMONT,
still remains in town r aPPears nearly every day IN SI,I
: evident he feels little doubt h, IN The coming
contest He we'll remain m the bickgound Tor ne
really not the friends 70 fri sight On me CON
trary Tshe cu,ty in his address and mas ioord rom
"nrys (, rcst persons. He occasionally, however, meets
with arebuA such he receiveda "w days ago rom
Yankee prootrsr in the office OF celebrated Plol..n
moni! paper III ms f,,y l,s ga bg, ping p1sf
hon Nj
reading the first impression OF an nr's De nS' in
ofthr morning paper to do hte anonymous 'hehns
Good afternoon Sir" said Yankee, politely. as M f.
Thrs was 10 rr2y only the discoureou' demand Get my
Ia, :" exclaimed tho typo oiorins with iqterminsed
anger and surpn,s" reckon dint understand you' f
want the proof OF my article senator Atkins ro'spa
ton .ad Nh r. without shy elimination ia the a'p"y 'i us
maIusr-" and bed-d quick about Il, too
reckon can. hav, j. DONE believe youro NJ frS
and g5u I'm are no kid OF GENT mar no ways
The ewes Of PIrdonti1l sspirant .lnti4ed, ,hey
srasklcd and snapped Ike ,he eyes OF Az rae ouI
Are YOU eo!lg 10 obey my orders " Ecccy demanded MI
a =. By no. %d the ST. he S1 a ~ R1 Sf
tan Ety the les 'pr' ''iy" be'ai'" "' unnn
"uo sir. Had ou made u" r'qr's. ~ frc''t .''nntL
should have b'a happy - hay" -r'h'f you b you al,
de.-,d III backgsrf and now YOU nay 20 - ne oyi
Tor al All worku9 out OF NY regular -'n + NO.
hall aye' SAYING whi,n N" proof aer took S "a" anu
wsn OUT bei rot before NI f5.i t aI a. n n. Wr
Crslry returned AgsD repcsins his injunction TO 70 tho
devil
A. O'clock WORK resumed rud the prooresder was At
his post, Meanwhile the cNpectant President hsl lodged h'
wpant befpra Nr Greeley snd it sure That me obnoxious
would be- disc hrrgd Was Not bit OF T.
Tbgf ole and tAi ;tGche OF the ..t1bsh'
pnt and another person III he city could TAX ma place
II wa. ia NJ r. that he sd been insu'ed he
,S,,i max. hin f b, 5ei.errd since then. although
III. aud the President IN expectsncy nave frequent
M c IN contact the latter ynfisby ire former with
marked Difference. assured Of this Mr. Fremont In
iyua the recipient Of but little respect the righteousness
| Of hs cause clone comnenss Aini
of course, the reader understands that this Is
pure fcton-that Col. Fremont has not been in
TIE TRIBt NJ establishment since his nomination,
if he ever was, and wrote line that APP
reared in these columns unless it were inserted dis
tinctly ayowedly as bis; and such, we are conf
dent il the fact with regard to every other journal
in the city. But The Nercurys correspondent had
his column to fill, and he filled it in such manner
az to excite a sensation, which was all he desired.
He doubtless thinks he has made hit and, when
he finds his Roorback copied into TiE TRIBUNE, he
will BE- sure of it.
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