Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

bile, bu, Il is pretty sign ifcsnt Of what will be
the prevalent sentiment OF Pennsylvaaia. For
the sake OF the great principles and interests
which weIe of stake, there are many who will
deeply regret o resalt which, in their judg-
ment, has. impeflled, If not doomed 10 diSas-
trous defeat, a cause whose prospects were
be fore so bright and anima;irg.
One of The editors Of The Cincinnati Gem.
merdiai writing from Philadelphia remarks
1, is not TO be denied by one desirous of tel
ling The truth, no matter where it hits, that
the nomination Of Fremont was at Philsdel-
phia, outside of The Convention Hall and ho.
tells, received with cooneSs.
The Washington correspondent OF The Bal
timors Sun, an independent paper OF wide
circulation, saySi
Tie nomination Of Colonel Fremont by The
Republican Convention was net entirely un-
expected, though il was much deprec aed by
The wise! ami cooler sdvisets OF The party
The nomination was in fact, agreed upon in
this city last winter, by some Of the most ID
| fluentol and jealous men OF The party, whose
views have been represented by the Tribune.
The Buchanan men may well congratu late
themselves, as they do, upon o result which
| re Iieyes them from the an ehepded competi
linn o( Justice JcClean' whose name in The
| North. west. as we'll as in PENNSYLVANIA. would
| have been toweI nj strength. The nomi.
nation of Colone; Fremont also gives increased:
| vitality 10 the Fillmore Americans, and rem
ders ii certain that Mr.. Fillmore will remain
| in The field as candidate. The Democracy
| in This triangular contest cannot IA to have
an advantage in MANY of The deba,abIe S,otes.
M. pL,.s,L: -.
luz "'''ue 'r"'' 1"sUS' De"oc'"'c
journal, mus alluueS 10 some oil FremonPS an
ltecedants:
He f,;a,ds u;Il he vo,, ,,I - ro;n,.;,
close silence nncn his Ce.tS no an srnIorsr
WIN ihe b;stnrv of his hlnn1ars and hsar,
IeSsness becomes NOUN Tnev VII NV, hoo,
mucb or b;s r,n,oms Coocb,,on. p,sn VII 10 !
svanI,oIIv n,ovaI IN he ,ha i,;,,haat - h,,
one or,be ROCKY Moun,s,ns-no, or h;S c.vo
ri,e ron,e of The Pacific Ra;lto,J yh,cb n,
examination, nroyed so crooked ,La, !, rer.iv.
ed the sobriquet of the Rams Horn Route
nor ol the School oil Engineering, which he
established, VIZ: That The movements Of the
butlaloes were The best guide TO an expio'er-
nor VIII lhey be apt 10 particularly laud The
iniamoos deSerlion oil his corps IN he mlds'
OF The pe''is ~ which he had lnveIgled them
smut up III snow thlIl! ieel deep, which oc-
CURED near TAOS 10 New Mexico.
ferhaPs no man oil MS age has more an
fortunate record man Coloael tIemont. He
was coutl msrlialied ana dsmiSSeu from ihe
army 'oi iinsuoordlnalon--his hnanclal iTans-
aclleos %ilh Tue Government iunds Will pro-
mos, o,sa;,ohIa oH,'s ~ nU' az a.; .,'aeS " ne
tician, and, after serving a shsn time 10 ihe
\ Senate, was superseded as soon as he became
lfsrly known by the people of Cali(ornia-ant
altogether, although he NAV be yery fast. ,
very roma ntc and very en,erptising \ounf
man, he will find that no "buffalo engineer.
I ing" will take him within bailinv distance o.
the White House-tbot obstacles. biyb ami
insurmountab.e as his famous mass. will rise
be fore him-and that lis polItlral "ram's
horn route" will lead him into difficulties as
1 inextucable as those by which he was sur
ROUNDED when he ignominously deserted his
companions in the snow at Taos.
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