New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

VI.r TO Col. Fxtxosr.--Ou Friday last, the dele
gates from this State made fornal call by appoint
ment upon Col. Fremont, at his present residences,
Nj III street, in the City Of New York, accompanied
by several delegates from New Hampshire and Rhode
Island. Gu. Fromont gave TO his friends graceful
and hearty reception. and then addressed by Mr..
Ehot oi Ne~'BeaIord, IN sus-'ancs follows;
Col. FRssoST: The delegation >la Common
wealth OF Massachusetts 10 the Convention when s~.
recently closed its aboTr, gratefully at Phl.dol
pba Rave sought this Introduction, and a. their bou
ord 'ervan' am charged 10 speak for them. he
tuiuirg a. are from the city where Revolutionary
couDsels were held 70 our homes IN Massachasetts
where Revolutionary battles were fought, It seemed
.minenty appropriate that we should render our per-
,oDA r.-p.cts TO one who bas been chosen, with
tual unsnmity, leader of the bOrts Of freedom In .
coI test whose succ-rsiul conduct will call for tho pu
dence, the discretion and the consummste wisdom
# a civilian, united TO the energy and the executive
will of a commander.
Th.s. delegates selected within their respect We dis
trct. from ali part Of CSmmonweslth, assembled
al Ph ladelpha, without concert, and with no know
edge upon the part Of sny OF the hopes or the prefer
encer Of bis associates. But at earliest conference
il rOon became apparent that the voice o. this dssga
ton would be pToBooLcsd for you. IL 10 ConyeDtSo
il had siterssrd appeared that successful ylndca-
ton " the principles for the establishment o. when
we had asseu blec embodied In our Federal C,Dstto-
ton and Oh which the Union If bese States was based
required Of u that should yield our preference ana
-,,,y.rde, ouf choice such surrender wDzh have been
mad A. YOU yourself, would hsye epjoined, ana
va, nh sincere, -stlssction that We found that the
boz =. and .1pect4ons Of large maj nifty OF the peo-
Ee re expressed by thsr Delegates were centeo also
And row, Col. Fremont, We have 10 say that Mass
cby.s,i. will be fond faithful Ard H. II Our earnest
tray.r A. IL = AFRO the expression Of our nxed fath,
sr. n. yfo Mods 10 the hollow Of His hands the dee.
ti,,s- of nj, O.op- Will 80 guide and control and
,,e,g,t4n yor Lat wien succs sbal have crowned
, WOW 2. w. believe j. will, by your public oourse,
,le nigh bope. % humanity will BE- fany answered,
ard a., uerusnerce VI Constitutional Liberty VIII be
secured.
To ,b.s s6Grss> Col. Fremont replied in substance
a. follOws
GExrIEaEx: /, vii not be expected Of me, sm
.p,. ,ha,s ma response will be made 10 you q
III. time tank you cordially for your action, and
,or hi, kind end uaquslifed expressbon Of confidence
N me shall endeavOf TO deserve II. You have
h.en engaged gent men in a cause that should draw
20 j. support al the friends vi Costita ionA FREQ
don Save read the platform which Yen lave
sdo,.ed ard hsys examined With care the principles
II mb1oies IL ia ~ this time Ike tcond Dectsrs-
ton Of Indep.scence. believe in its trs,h. and can
adout il ID al it, parte aud i Will be my paTpose,
the voice Of the people shall ratfy the nominstlons
which YOU have made - 10 cond act the GOyernme&
that these principles, thus syowed, shall become
,feclv-.
Before retiring the members Of the delegation were
pr. uted 10 Mrs Fremont and hsd an opportunity 70
Judge how well this accomplished lady will be able "
grace the White House at tie capital, where We hops.
ske will soor find residence. Boston Atlas.