New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

nation If Col. Fremont one Of her earliest ard warm
e.. f.nds. If he should be fortunate 81 70 receive
the re iDdcrseDeni Of National Convention, h'zar1
In, little il prs dc,iGg that he vi receive the vote OF
hi. State for the PRESIDENCY in 1860 by handsome
msorify There are great changes gong on 10 the
% lieal horizon aud even this county Will De rece-nen
IN 1850, If it does not cast Republican majority this
FsD.
Mr. Ramirez runs as a Republican IS raightout for
the Assembly and an avowed friend OF Col. Fremont
regard biz election az q " fixed fact There are
some thousand Fix hundred votes III tnis county
aud i b. eved ne vii receive more thdh au VI ta"
1puber which Sil secure his election against d.
yided or combired opposition.
There i, quite a large French population located 10
tls place-Ieal, live Red Republicans IL woald DO
Won good 10 hear them shOut, q VtCa Napoleon, upon
the ar,yal Of the news Of the French and ahan VIC
tories obtained over the Bloody Anstrans Inc
editor Of FL Clam0r ia warm synps'nizer WIN,
and somirer Of the French people. Iney nave been
smot his beet friends here, g. he can write french
well and c.mpose it too-ihe is good prscheal
priIer He intends to print portion OF bis paper In
the French apgus He Is an able writsr, Il good
AID h destined to be representative man of bis ma
tive California con patriots. lie advoc tes the cause
bocly and defsrtly and he is prepared 10 give aud
take blows from the most stalwart champions OF De-
conptopsm and modern Democracy. He cbershes a
kindly regard for the pact services OF Col Benton rem
dtred TO the heXicdn people. lie mas READ the
Coones speeches in the Senate, and can recite The
by heart. He will cabvgss the county aud address the
people IRON the rO-tIum IN EDBion, Spbblsn anu
French. He H. without doubt the most talented ma
tive Californian in the State.
Col Edward D. Baker, one Of the Republican can
dictates for Congress ia this State il addressing the
people of the mountain oouL'ies in eloquent stfaios,
end wherever be goes, like Daniel Conpell in Cd
Ireland be has peIfec. monster meetings. to hear him
discourse on the doctrines Of Observation-Disclosures
and liberty The strong probabilities are that the
Republicans and anti Leoomptonites will unite on Col
Baker and Joseph c. McKibben for Congress, before
the election in September La that event. their cleo
ton is certain by large majority | regard Col. B.'
kers success &c placed beyond all contingency. de
will obtain me- iority in this county. He is looked for
here few weeks to address the sovereg6s, ans hts
eloquent appeals sill tel. The unpopuiarlty Of Bu'
eli aLis the cold blooded letter of Gen. Cas- on the
ebts Of Daturazed Americans, and French and ltsl'
ian victories for Tesdo in the Old World producing
q wonderful revolution in the public sentiment Of thus
State. hsye no time to go into details, or could
give you the data OF which ground my belief. The
fact is that oil parties mere are dgused with the I'M
beciity ar folly Of present rulers. ANY change
must be for the better.
The grape season is rapidly approaching Inc vine.
yaIds here are heavily laden With luscious fruit All
we want il Pacific Railroad and & direct copmuni.
cation with ST. Louis, to make this place aud Caliior-
Dia the garden spot OF the United States. Without a
railroad We are doomed people. Our large rsncheros
and capitalists are beginning to appreciate this fact
and their votes on the 7th Of September will be cast
accordingly,