The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-23

posed In addition to the evidence we have already FUR
nished on this subject publish to-day another docu-
ment, which will be read with interest
FREMONT AND BENNETT.
Weak and bad have in former times presented
to the people of the United States for their su
ages for the highest Office in their gift; but it has been
reserved for the black republicans to present candidate
for the presidency whose life and whose character the
illustration and the indictment of unnatural anagonisms
and startling and absurd inconsistencies and
dicons We judge of Mr. Fremont partly by the official
record of bis public and partly by the portrait and
biography furnished by his personal and political friends
What Chinese picture of incongruies is presented
native of the South and abolitionist Credit some
twenty per cent below par in Wall street. and the
of the Marposa lands with their nexhausbe depostes of
gold Catholic and Protestant and shaping his
plies the votes of a Voting against abolish
ing slavery in the District Of Columbia and now shrekng
for freedom with the Greeys Garrsons and Gerr Smiths
native Of South Carolina, citizen of California, resi-
dent Of New York and householder Of Washington.
t-mariaed and found guilty. for conduct unbecomng
an officer and asking the people Of the United States
to make him commanderinchief of their army and navy
The conqueror of country conquered by another
hero but one who has feshed his maiden sword.
The pleasing author of romantic report and ausentmen-
tai enough to engage largely and with great profit in cat
tie specuatons
When first the New York Herald out-Tribuned the Tri-
bune in its abuse of the democratic party and It's auda-
lions Of the black republicans surprise was manifested In
many quarters that Mr. Fremont or his friends should have
selected doubtless at inconsderable expense such
sheet as his chief organ This selection think was the
result of natural anies or, in other words, that Ere
mont and Bennett to use the Fourerte language of the
Tribune were brought together BY the power OF mutual
attraction II Fremont h'd fully committed himself by his
votes and his associations against black repubcansm, his
and champion had been equally as decided
ia his opposition TO the sectonasts and fanatics In an
editorial article which appeared in the New York Herald
Of the issue Of the gath of February last Bennett uses the
following free and emphatic language in speaking Of the
men, measures and objects of the party which he sup
poss earnestly and adendy and with characteristic free
dom OF all shame:
The KooERwoRsHPPERs are In e1nclavs at Pittsburg-
hand Of traitor, the seeds dissolution striving TO
eaken the bonds Of the fedora Unon array the North
against the ouh to build sectional pr'udces 70 organ
Is sectiona party and to show 20 all the world 70 what
sItsnt ofoy portions Of people are willing to 20 The
Hartford Convention compared Huh hs PtsoHTg Ao6ed 81
tr,a,oa as patriotic co"nc the Pitsburg gathering Is
but mass Of uDeavened human passions and ioiies IL
an aggregation Of all that Is Troublesome and wicked n our
.ystemthe durbers Of the peace and harmony 81 the
Union and possibly the test c ' abIiy TO 'ersc~s a.i'ee
tratk IL Ia the soul Of anarchy bscau.s d
80 a. i-s the constitution iss which it svows TO be
Gan MINOR. oomp.ct i.r"ai because Il seeks 70 ar
ray brother against brother, and 10 eag
b,peen the States IL 10 dishonest becaussH "
annuls the obligations OF treaties and substitutes In their
place partitan devices and dnscants is
theess, convention representing mall fraction Of the
northern people-a the insane politicians, NIooER
sHpPEns traders huekers, and babbling bumanarians
par erc.nes but Is fraud the honest public ssHi
ms1 Of the country, AID LBEL on THE TAIa FAME THE
| REPUBLIC"
In another article Of the same paper under the head Of
aNgger- orshippng Morates," Bennett Is even more
pointed and severe upon those with whom be is now in
such bssful communion Referring the singular cono
dence that the black republicans held their convention in
1855 in Cleveland, and in 1860 in Pittsburg upon the
same days Of the Philadelphia know-nohing conventions
Of those years be charges upon them the blacklist
ton and knavery pracsed in the annals OF political
warfare and then bursts into whitening and scorcbing
expose Of their foul and raorous designs in the following
fOrcibe language:
Can any mistake the principle Of these phenomena
Are they not consistent with the character OF the
wonsPPISo chiefs, with the anecsdsnts Of Seward CARR
son, Co Not 10 oppose enemies ~ Jroai, but stab
them from bshind not 70 tel the TRUTH bit TO prsvoricats
20 meet tssns fairly Dat 10 creep around ~ and court
tory 81 Of tricks and political Intrigue and di.onssy
and corruption not these the Characteristic, Of s party
rhoss The disSnion o. The consdsraey, and the
hroneept Of Separd, Chase wilson, FREnoNT,
Baaks, Bsntoa orPshaP' GarrisOn, Prsdert Of he
northern republic ."
Thus thought and wrote the editor Of the New York
Herald in February lssthus expressed his loatbng
and contempt Of the bsekepublican traitors who had
ea admitted him to the councchambers Of their trea-
son-who had not then opened to his eager and longing
eyes the gltterng wealth Of MarposaNho had not sr
become acquainted with tho mysteries Of that mysterious
house, No Sc Ninth street, New York
History is 6sd with instances Of princes and trail
tors who were singulsrlT fortunate in the selection Of
their friends and advisers Il would be difficult to show
how the inconsistencies and contradictions OF Fremont
could End more faithful reflection than In the columns Of
the New York Herald