Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
THE NOMINATION or FREMONT
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Convention that nominated Fremont, says
"ln the nomination Of Col. Fremont the
managers and conflicting pipelayers Of the con-
veniion have unquestonably been borne by
the irresistible undereurrent Of the prevailing
sentiment Of the opposition masses OF the North
This sentiment for Fremont has been TOO plain
" manifest for o week or two 10 be doubted OF
iriaed with. The Philade phia manufacturers
Of Presidents and public opinion have, there
fore, like the democratic jugglers at Cincnnau,
only made virtue Of necessity in seeundng
the nomination in each case fixed upon by tile
prevailing opinion of the party throughout the
country. And If Messrs Pierce aud Douglas
when driven to the wall at Cincinnati. grace
fully gave way to Mr. Buchanan, their seli-sac-
tfcing magnanmity falls short of that Of Ma
thaniel p. Banks, w. H. Seward, Judge Nc
Lean and Gov Chase. at Philadelphia-all Of
whom declined the honors of a Presidential
nomination in advance Of the FIRST ballot 1t
must w conceded that, 10 an extraordinary ex-
tent, the saving qualities of concession, concil-
ialion and compromise among the mixed and
multitudinous commission al Philadelphia were
indispensable TO a harmonious nomination but
never BEFORE in any party Presidential Conyen-
lion within orr recollection, has this great idea
OF everything ior the cause and nothing for
men, been so strikingly illustrated. There is
something in this ominous OF a resolue and
desperate fight with the Pierce aud Buchanan
democracy, and no mistake"
Again me pHohe op'n'oT q me oppoS-
non masses mas oo'ay ana "'PreSIue'y "ditaed
Fremont as me''naN J0r me er's's-neo' JreM'
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popular ana lc'fh history hat 'ciH snr up me
enthusiasm q men, ioo1sn ana eh'fdren, from
Name 10 Mdr'Posa'
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OIa'su d" no""r 70 nave oeen MEMBER OF
of noli,ic,I wirs-nnIIsrs .o"t;nn 10 n%roaca
their own interests, or to elevate their personal
friends, but an assemblage of patriots having
no object in view but the nomination Of the
most suitable man TO be the successor of the
present corrupt and unworthy head Of the IA
uo1."
'He, (Fremon,,) has been a man of the peo.
pie his labors have been for their benefit and
he now stands before them candidate for the
highest honor they have it in their power 10
bssiow; and, if there is such sentiment as
that Of gratitude in the public hearth the
people of the Free States have any admiration
for high personal qualities, for perseverance,,
bravery, dIslnteresisd benevolencc, generosity,
heroism, for noble-mindedness, high aiiainments.
and devotion 10 duty-if they prefer such quail
tiles as these, which have been freely exerted
Tor the public good, 10 The low acts Of political
chlcanery and party subservency, Fremont will
receive the united support Of the Free States Of
thc Union If he has been man of suffering,
snrnlas sno,nss IT, - ISL @'sy 's" ''1" "
now. i, will be the frs, dsfeat he has krown in
his brilliant career"
The New York tribune, is equally satisfied
with the candidate and with the man
"col Frsmor, i. vs hs,;evo the vooroos,
man sver ni,csd IN nom;n.,ion Co. ,ha pss.i
dencv. b.t bis Iifa hs. hssr % .c,;.. sra
evenirnl. bis fortunes so varied and irving ,ha,
he NAV fairlv he accounted oldsr IN nrs,,;ca,
experiepce a, forty three ,ban are most men Al,
6fiv By energy resoln,ion and con,,cs no
has risen from pover,y and ob,cu,i,y IN consid.
Grafton and world. renu,e fran oenoiIess
ORDINANCE he is underslood To have a,,aiosd in
middle life prospective if no, present wealth
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