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

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From the Cincinnati Enquirer
THE vEILED PROPHET OF KHoR AsSAN.-THE JACK
DAW WITH BORROWED PLUMAGE-LIEUrEN-
ANT W0MBAUGH'S SPEECH-JoHN G. FREMONT
FAITHFULLY PORTRAYED.
The letter of Captain james +. Schenck one of Ohios
noble sols, whose and fame part of her his
tory who has risen under his country flag thar floats
land and to enyable emnence among those who
"The bulwarks on the brine
he who has friends of his boyhood herehs brothers in
hearwas the first lift the veil of the deformed oili-
cal monster, (whom the Mohammedans Of party up
their "Aah and display the miserable trckster in his
true skeleton embodiment Since the manly letter of Mr.
Schenck there hare appeared many witnesses to do Lieut.
Colonel Fremont justice. He has had many biographies
but they cannot agree upon his place Of BIRTH He has
many godfathers too, who vouch for his religion but
they consent that be shall incline any one sec
impression; will they admit that he is Catholic
Methodist Epscopaan although il is abundantly
bentcaed that he has been ia full Communion with them
ALL Fdcite gentleman worthy worshpper essential ego
gis and miserable pretender The feathers worn
will be pucked out, and the coxcomb of daw be exhbi-
ted he ought be- fit object of the worlds rdicule
contempt.
Among those who have testified to the trckery of this
Gdpeatwsr is Lieutenant Wombaugh from whose
speech in this city make few pertinent and i'm
pressve extracts:
"Gentlemen and fellow citizens said the speaker rise
o-ng ut under peculiarly embarrassing circumstances AZ
you have listened to this chain Ut evidence this
Of euquence by Mr. Davis ia favor of Amercapism what
sa, will add single op the oveIfowiugs
your feelings We have had demonstration here 10 nip HI
beyond our most sanguine expectations hailed but
short time since from the other Side VI the Rocky
unsfrom that region Of country where Colonel Fremont
immoralzvd bmseiG and seeks, boon for what h.
did there the presidential chair Of this republic Ny
time Is too short gentlemen 70 raise the veil to give
than single peep into bis acts. take myself
BAY here that his path IL so thoroughly covered up by bis
act-oy his wilrs-hat he thinks II hey ond the
hand OF the political resurrectonist TO reach him but il l.
thought he has endeayord TO conceal himself like
Cumanche who steals into your camp aud sabs you in the
dark We're 10 go ut length into the subject tomorrow
dawn would 6ui me here telling you of the that
would riyet your attention; 10 morrows the sequel
Of that conquest for which he asks your surages Ny
asunlshment Is only equaed by surprise that John
Fremont the nominee OF party who claim 10 be large
majority OF the people Of this republic.
In the State OF California bis nomination is received
to-day farce and the worst OF all the farce Is that the
Frmontes have organized what they call Fremont Bear
Clubs The bear party is the party represent in this
campaign wish 10 represent other. Let the facts
be knOwnet the history OF that band Of men be veil
edand ask no prouder position Of the American people
than the justice should gee Mt their hands The Fremont
press OF me city have abused this parry band OF ruE
haas and outlaws beyond the pale Of civil zaon and
tbs has brought me TO The stand say what know 10
reference Fremont aid bis with the conquest
California hisfsuds, nor The Fremon' press do like
my course In emp'iug 60 bshiud the nomination and
give history OF any OF the aueovder.s their candidate
aud expect Monday morning TO 1t hurled through
the country that am the worst knave unhung for doing
80. But fearless Of all consequences will tell YOU when
have time 10 do so, all know in reference 10 this mat
ter Contradiction from any source high low white or
black, deep or shallow, DEFY. This band OF men who
have been mnlgned denounced outlaws or as traitors
conquered California prior to Colonel Fremonrs taking
any action Ia The matter whatever, aud planted the Gag
Of civil and religious liberty south Of foriy-two degrees
north latitude the coast Of the Pacific eectd civil or
her aud held th'c position against the combined powers
MRW md az 4.
every man IN lines with the exception Of nine trator
who refused to put their that document The
gnsrS Of this act have thereby placed their neckS in the
Mexican natter. Fremont refused 10 sign IL mustered his
men, sXtyhree rank and file under his command on our
parade ground, and said 4 dsbG~d you, by the au.
thory vested In me as yonr commanding officer. II you
see proper to enter into this organization you do
but a. for me- shall not have thing TO do with it,
lie then travelled with the organization the Sacra
m'n'o valley, not as commanding officer but
mlher IN the capacity Of an escort TO him We travelled
some h'ee hundred miles meeting The Mexcans once du-
rng the time and then received the news OF the hosting
Of the American flag At Monterey by Commander shN-
Grtk, which news was glad tidpRs ) all Colonel
Fremont then commenced intriguing for the command
aud icing the only United States officer commanding the
land forces there 1t readily given to him. and from
That time 10 the close OF the the plains Of the Manss
fought by Commodore Stockton The 9Th and 9th Of
uary, lS47 there fight in which Colonel Fremont
participated At the commencement Of the strife for lib
cry proclamation was issued from our States highest
tribunal that all foreigners not citizens Of Mexico
or members OF the Holy Catholic Church. should leave tho
province Of Upper California by the st OF July. We
then eighteen hundred miles from the confines OF Missouri
eight hundred miles from civilization In Oregon and had
TO pcn"rate hostile region witsout munitions OF war or
Geasts Of burden. Colonel Fremont encamped at ST.
Johns with his typographical corp and after the issuing
Of The proclamation situlk his Tag and started for Oregon
up The Sacramento valley, At which point be waited
on by number OF American oitizeus questibg him
nmnn IN the country las revolution was at band) for
ne protection OF American citizens and property He
fused but kept on his way for Oregon uE be reached the
e'd Of The Sacramento valley where the Rogue River In
dams defeated him Entrenching himself the fortified
camp after the fight he remained twenty-on0 days
during which the revolutionary parties in the country had
organize themselves ant open s::....ss b. commenced
hocgh be bad Discretionary powers TO protect us II We
need,d II that was ths projection got Of bic banda
We are told BY your press here that Fremont Is an
S'used msu-tba AL these things false but point
to the record Where 10 the day, where the time that
cur ioreiahes psced any in power without knowing
VINO he was, whence be came aud what his sent-
aenhf Rut you are asked to vote without reference 10
h's sentiments or ante cedens Felow-ctzeus u Ohio
an perfectly Satisfied Of thing are nov fight
ing eiass Of men--back-fepubcan men-who have SET
nsir iaes like steel against the truth let 1t from
VIVA source 1t may and ask you to support with