New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
THE KAhD OF GOD VISIBLE IN FIRE.
MON1'S NOMINATION.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE,

T.s" 1ht 1sdfss'@:. s..ags.eS 10 y ss a'' Dr. s.cSs
LsAvirr end the Rev. HENRY WARD BEgcBER.
As our reeders well know were not of Me number
Of thoe who urged most strenuously the selection Of
Col Fremont by the Convention at Philadelphia a.
the standard beurer in the great political campaign
which s TOW upon us, Of those principles OF justice,
humanity aid libcIty to which earle adherence
is given. While highly sppreciating. and heartily
edmlDg, the noble and aignal qualities Of this gentie-
mon, w felt dtsre that If possible eome well tired
Cap,bin IN the rsbks, which 60 long have stood IN
e,pqucr,d for the Right, should be selected to lead
Hen TO the victory which is now, We trust and be
heve before them But SINCE this selection Las been
maoe, ere led most clearly to recognize in ii tie
good hand O God; and TO feel as almost never have
Et hitherto, that Providence has raised no. has Oh.
cowtd and has trained this workman for his Office the
Man for the Hour II the election in November 81 N
result, as well persuaded that will m pbaeBQ
him th, chair OF the Presdelk Of these Cnited SAtes
ths compelled 10 soy that in no one in.tance
10 al ihs history Vt atOu, since the freight Of she
Ma, foser was lsnded at Plymouth, will the guidnQ
ouo governing mind Of God, nterposing for our pro-
tecis,r bsve been more clearly shown than in rafnc
hru, up TO meet thi, crisis. s
Young, unworD entirely fresh in political life, there
ae upon him marks VI past controversies there ere
about HIM odors Of pact ihical enors partiLan
wrongs. o. an inventive, prompt and dscfiminetn ting
ptfF. piime Of evely power he able TO meet Asy
mar can the whse demand of the prrscn. emergency.
OF French extraction, on bis fathers side, be yet
thoroughly an American, by birth, by training BY hi
ps,e,ral abcestsy, ana by al his dees Of government
end Of religion Born in Georgia, and e5doated at
the insiitH,os Of South Carnlibs, bis chosen homo
las sil been Of the West, and his sydor FOR Freedom
Lns never failed or wsYered. child of poverty, and
unn OF the people, bis career has been more sgnnny
,eIoc than that Of any oher living American; and 10
las won bis STEADY wsy to opuence ana honor through
TIE IN accustomed paths of sst deuia ana foitieude
Delicate in fame, entirely modest and npassumng
IL ooportnent be har inspired the owe Of the salwc
end fiery pioneers of the West, almoet man be-
fore has done; al biz Dsme would now rally taes-
sands on the borders = any most dif6cuk and hazard.
Gus enterl1se. Of Extraordinary executive and
administrative povess, be combines with these equally
the tastes Of the scholar the p,acced entc pse and
skiD Of the soldier. Hs name Is a. well hnosn in the
Olu World as IN the New. And while the South AAs
funsi ed bis birthplace, and tho wilderness Of the
West the chosen srene of his chief excrtiUus Car-
nis the youngtse and weahde.t Of the Ssates owen
TO bin her exploration and her subseqsen eoaaoest
ard to him in great port her present freedom Tae
whole country, therefore, and every part ofi, has On
ntercs. in hs name. The young men Of tao country,
especially must rally to him their natural leader,
with resdy cnihusa<m. His vesy nanls eesus 8
echoes ring with the stirring rgroin of Free Sod.
Fie- Speech, Free Men, and FRraoaTi Ii -
With bim in the Presidential chair the last threat q
csunioo Will speedily and forever be sleneed at the
South The braves who steal unsuspectea into tbs
Sc, aic Chamber, and whose only reply to an argu.
nept II the bludgeon, wpl be q whist a. LnEd.
pick pocket with the policeman beside him. before The
ntnp pid anc selposs viii Of him who hos faced The
mountain-sncws while they were dairtiy dsiiYiae al