, 1860-11-07
Gt)iraqn Triibutte,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1860.
Politics In CaJtforn1n-Col. Fremont.
Correspondence ofehe N. y. Tsionne.J


Fro tl,;s Will reach YOU, tho telegraph and
PONY Exnrces will hare Hfvcu ttc news OF 80
krr,s c}tct ion to tic Scuntc from Orcyon-thc
drtt rrrat triumph that Free Labor has had on
fhr Tne.Itic coast. Wien the ncws OF his elcc.
ton was rccci. cd in this city. there was man-
Hesitation Of JOY an4 you eoa'o LIE hca sa ~ ,no ,ne
true interest Of our Etnte at heart, that there
ms n bri,ht destiny In store for our golden
shores. Tie cause Of Freedom has taken root In
The Fur West. end you will lind that the young
and gallant State Of Oregon will march boldly
forward 10 the ballot hox, on tue sth day Of
November, aud cast her maiden vote for
a Homes: Old Abe" The wisdom and good
scusc Shown by the people Of Oregon, In the
election Of the ga1lant Baker to represent
tncn in the councils Of the nation, will have
its influence in this hithcrto benightea State
The uauar aud c.oquencc OF Ned Baker Is :. "a
1niliar hoEsc-wcrd 10 every Californian. Who
hos moi heard his clarion soicc ring for the
cause o. Freedom! The echoes OF his clo-
Quence are still heard revc-berasir5 through
this State. To give 10 your readers some idea
Of the man tha. Oregon has selected IS one Of
her champions to speak III her behalf, allow
me to suggest that you publish In your wildly
circulated jnur,lal the eloquent funeral ora,ion
TINT he delivered over the body Of the
bold, honest and gallant Frederick, " hen 80 coo
OF our citizens stood fixed and liniuoSabIy
apcll bound hy Ills fiery clnlucncc. Hrotcrick,
the gallant ami Devoted friend Of Freedom,
speaks from his "Lopc Mountain Grave 10
the honest hearts oil tho sher.s of the F2cllIc-
and The election in Oregon Of Baker Is but tue
beginning a the end California will be able,
trust. to follow In the f,o1sicps Of her sister
State. Tic Republican party will have the
powes this Winter ia prevent the clcstion oi
that arch schcminS de.nagoEuc, WIN. n. Gwln.
the dou.l-!aecd Latham will not be returned.
Will such results California may then look for
Our .allaa: Pathfinder end noble leader Of
the forces il 'jG is coming out as brilliantly as
one ccull desire, Thc yield Of thu Z" Masii0sa
Estate" is now oEer SJO.eC0 per month The
rcnlIcn.cu WHO enjoy the ownership Of tals
Tsst ,s:a1p. cnb,.irir.. ever seventy square
miles. tlr richest mineral land in our state,
are Col John T.. Fremont, Major L. 4 SeloHer
formerly of tho wcll-known firm Of Mcssrs.
Eelovcr j. SintoI); T. II. Park Of the late firm
Of shaftcns, Park y Hydenfel4t. attorneys;
Frederick Billings. Of the firm OF Messrs. lal-
ieck, p.arhy i; Billings, the attorneys for the
II;1adeu Mine: and Mark HrnuiaEinl d Co.,
thc oldest bankers in the State. Few mcu
possess in any country such property. LIE
estate is cap:hlc Of yielding, III enormous lfa-
come. aud can bc extended to any extent, even
to million.. TAe sEly 1ht,,s that is necessary
to h. s'onc is to extend tue fine Of works. The
hnndrt,;s of thousands whc voted III 1856 Tor
COL Trer,u1st will rejoice that through h's in.
domitable will and el:cr-y of character, Is nas
at las; arhirycI the most splendid victory that
falls 10 the lu; ofa pioneer
Since the smiling Of the LAST s. Gamer 1hcsc
HE nothing transpired In tliis city worthy o.
notc. .Sce;n the rrobating by the Hon: NJ {:
Blake. judge OF our Probate Court, Of the will
~ he late Hon, u. C. BrudcriGk. The will
Ciyrs TO John 4. NeGlvn. Ee'l., ef this city,
2IOUl1: thr ba.ancc, a!tcr }ayuE, all hts debts,
b t;,urre Wilkes Of your city. At the lime
Nr. Hrt,Grric!. E1adc lis viii Ills property was
not considered OF great saluc, tui such has
been 1ht Increase e;nce nis team Is'ae n.s
estate is row considered to he worth !. lcss1
s3l).ODj, The parties cont cstlnS the VIII nl:!ae
On c,i,rt 10 i1n,nacll the testimony Of 3ul:.c
A A. Phillips Of your city, but Fl.naliy 1alied
il their at.cupt, the Judges character being
fully sustained by many vf OUT most worthy
and prominent citizens. So the question L
ilrcItct, and the will may he considered III
genuine D.,,,,;o,n
fricals hare confidence III the election Of oul
. staular.-bcarcr, will mention one btf tha
took ,,lace :. day CT two since IL lAls c.ty'
Tic Hun. Eugene Sullivan, formerly hcl'utli
can Ss:;e Senator from this district, bet Will
the uoa. Solomon i. Sharp, Dougias Senator
ard james Il. Mallory Of your city, Who Il : yer
S50U ;iIat stuuncst Old Abc' would be elect
ed our next President Tic true spirit II
xmor;r the people, and rrcEy Republican Is Gl
a1l dvi,i., each striving to sec VINO can 10 Liit
most for our glorious casisc. Nctrnst Oh 1hs
side Of the mountains that the oiua'id nonosct
State oi New York will be found etc7 true u
the cause sac i::s done 70 I''ucii 10 bulla up
We shall luu@ forward with Ercat anxiety IL
the result Of the C::. day oi November, trust
1nr that IS the sun >c:a that t.ay shc Will =
down iu tte Tar west rcaectinS her br1lilau
ruya Epcu opt victorious DaIucTs fAclFlc.