The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-01
t'rom sehnyler colfax,a paper, South Bend Req
!. A vialt to GEN. Fremont.


visit to GEN. Frenas,,t #
JUST before going to press, we have ~
l1I 4Heu from visit to st. Louis. the head
VA Va eeEs OF the Military Department of The
/ y eSA OF which Gen. Fremont il the nfaioe-
| GENERAL "a, comma nding.
So "eherals quarters are in a beautiful
ys,uliolng on Chouteau Avenue owned IN
nts bfant a cousin of Mrs. Fremont,s
40 lenGefe0 by her tor his use Here are
TO ca =, a. the vast plans for the occupaaf
- ny mphis, the restoration of the free
yictas1, 'i" OF the Mississippi, the second
eO.Oiy 1 New Orleans, the Recommendation
fron, IS and the deliveranee of Missouri /
80 ~ rebel armies that have invaded it'll L
sou rs m Tennessee and Arkansas o;ain@
- =" traitors in their work of destrncs
,f - mere, too, reside his family and part L
A. Is stan and its rooms are converted
" business Offices, Geographic Office. &c.
= lie senuneis guard its gates, and tbeatar1
: banner of beauty and glory waves over &
III, by night and by day. - q
AS to the barrlcades," and the ALLEGED r
: lnaccessibility of Gen. Fremont II ia
Out simple justice TO him TO say. that the c
pressure for personal interview with him /
nas Deen unparalleled; were the DAYS an
luuurea hours long be could not have COM e,
3neu Win them OVertasked as his secre- so
HiieS haye been, II is possible, and quite na
'roDapfeI that some have been excluded who ar
ught to have been admitted. althonob eve0 va va
communication i1l aoriting has passed nm. tn
or ms eye. When Gen. Fremont saw that tn
Ills discrimination had provoked SO nncb do
ensure, he endeaVored to satisfy these de. cor
lahuS on him, If possible, in a larger de- On
rec. 81 NC TO
we VIII give one days experience that my
happen 10 know of. One comrnittae pay
assumed over an hour, an individual three -
arters OF an hour, and so on throuob tb. oh
That night he worked till after mid
5n5 examining the daily reports he re- Gil .
lreS from his subordinates, civil and mill. Bloc
y ordering movements of troops, and all CITY,
. tullDerless details required of the head Lot
q military department. - Cou1
ne next morning by five, he was anal, prev
Fork and when we breakfasted with | of "a
at ten, be excused himself for the late T.
OF Inc hour at which he had invited done 40 ne
" abiding to the pressure of business on tb
the TACT that IN the earlier hours of tbe lates
ne was freer from interruption. After M, In 4,
e nVe hours of labor before breakfast day d
artook OF spare meal of corn bread aug
STEAK ana tea, and was called back ~
once long before the rest of ms had
hed- While Gen. Mcclellan at Wash Sept
"a, even with the aid afforded by the q Rs
iueht, and the War Department, finds lots n
cessary to deny himself to nearly eya- Mary
'iiian VINO calls on HIM, some allow bro sal,
Snouid De made to Gen. Fremont. side wa
no gives over eighteen hours per dav laid do
country P' N0J publica
Looks oiJa, -. Clerk
we lastmet him, three months acc. +. .f5t
lfter ms return from Europe. His Z
VINO assists him in a thousand Usvs sePtel
nlng Volumlnous documents acting as Evansvi
Il y,Csfcp does not seem to have CHANG lots fro
ina slightest degree since 1856, when III aasy
gof ana energy were 50 well known brought
universally conceded, both by friend sids-w wal
De. laid dow
proposed military movements we can Clerk,
lude TO- They will be like himself
We only regret that the ordering
SO many western troops, even from Sent. n
OF the Mississippi, has left his force and direc
IN numbers than is generally sup hssi'9 sTnn
principles of his famous procIama. said city, !,
D enthusiastically indorsed as thew to . the PR
throughout the North he still be. within n
They have been mo5is zla w wia ts City q
ent, to whom, of course, as his supe- .ss 1 ig-gs
1cer, he defers but we think he still
8 with Andy johnson, that a man
traitor in arms has no right to own t-
ng. reEE yaDf
arrest of Col Frank Blair, which will Ia
so much surprise throughout the r1Fpec
? is, Of course, a military arrest, not co GOt
ng imprisonment, but suspending his vantage
Y duties dnring trial. The charge is EhLlol
dination. Of all the details we are
iseds and hence, warmly friend as
ders know, of both sides, very gladly
an opinion until the evidence be-
ublic. We can say, however, that -,
'e regard Frank Blair as amongst Eoa a., Z
vest OF men, we believe with the St
democrat, whose political devotion to
IRIS interests is so widely known.
10 Pathfuder" is the right man in
It place, and should be cordially and
sustained in his difficult dnties with MOP a.,
hearts and by all our hands 100
Fremont, we should have added, has
ar as we know, indicated any in -i
of resigning. He may of course,