Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
Rrmornl Oh eeneral Fremout.

Removal OF General Fremont.
The Administration bA. a, las, Trough,
,'-r,f up % the sticking point. and done
, IA, /, Ia. been threatening ig eou3 DO
i,r -v,ral weck..-r,moy,d John C. Ere
,..un, from The commard 4 ihc Western ~
vision Of the army o. the United States.
We arr no mAn.vorshiper.-Wc rcithsr
,rasto John c. Fremou, or Abrahan LIN
,,ln. but We claim the right u a rrNa,e
.,ireu 70 say vha, W. hosc,,ly think 10 re-
l.iln % the ohcial acts u both. The
President may D, right. bat We desire to
~ the r.d,o4s. IL true. there has been
tr ve-k. srrat out cfv keri up from GER
tain quaris-, asaiu,, Gen Fremont, but
vague. uncertain charges arc not reasons
\ mob eighteen hundred years agn could
nv out asain., the SAVIOUR Of Toe world
lot their ,l,moring. have failed 10 acqui,
,aera tom tire sui Which attached to Sbeir
wicked acts.
We believe The Administration las made
a mistake in The removal OF Gen. Frvmon,
,rorn h.. clnmanl and Ia the mex, place
We thiuk tltas d,ne graf wrong 10 al
fcues, Ran and a true patriot. Nay. more:
ve seIi~,e bis removal +. tbe result oi deep
lid plot conspiracy outside Of che Cab.
e, 10 break him down aud 81, him out o.
re wsy Of certain ismaersuc politicians.
WIS vanity arl m'.t.u covers away ~
fir, high aui honorable rivalry. But We
il-ln % hc .omrwh -Tec.fc
!. Frcuon, took cgmmarl in the We,
aiavery critical. ,,y.ns time. when be
vent there be c.ul o., organized army-
neither men ~ means. IT.. true ;he hrav,
lyon hld gathered together tie nucleus Of
an army. hut h- laI done it aimo.i sntiryly
without, aid FROM toe General Government.
Cbe force. 10 the Cell when Frrmou, took
command. had hcen hastily collected. and
,hcrc had been q, time o. rarf,Ss their lii
clp.iDc. or DIVIDE them up 60 occury and de-
isnI Ibr different T'..s ~ danger.
:. This division gl i.' army had more %
contrnd a-i,n.t. aud er-,isr d.Icultcs %
snc,un,yr .ui oy.r,sm. ,'l1 any other in
rsf-l The rAr'. Ir.t-I uTon Missouri
!. a. Z. un: ,rJsrl in tse Wet Their
ar,i a.. rIt. &c secession -rl r,b-Iii0n va:
% ,ul4as t Cuirr sentiment Of that state,
AID .ul.v,ti o. the rule % the DAVIS Nv.
naIy. I,wa- matter of great importance
TO them . boli N,s,lur, Acting spon
,e.e premises. they Immediately threw int,
,tat STATE hr-r. powerful force IRON The
stj1inins slave States TIE flfcr. we're car
red "a % cooperate with Jack''n. The rebel
Governor. and che Other .-cy,-ion mcn Ia
the STATE. And 50 hr "a. they lave bcyu
able. they have acted IN acc5rlanes with
;he-s plans.
ID Cen. Fremont has received compara-
lively httls aii irou the Gvusr.l Govern
nsni. he "a, BEEN mpr.leI To struggle
s'ong With but iew men ani email means.
While the army % tbe Potomac La. bssn
increased puul b, 81, ASSUMED most 3 .au,ic
proportions. but very lev men have been
assigned 10 the wg,t,rn DIVISION
!. Geo Fremont. notwithstanding he las
bcep crippled ga hi- resources, aud left 20
create an army upon his own responsibility.
has accomplished 20 considerable extent
the great etject committed 20 ii. SPECIAL
car, IL .. true be la,, Lexington. AMI tie
g.llAn, Lyon tell 80 Springfield, and hi-
army there bad % iill beck On Rllla. Vet
the r-b-l- have been compelled % ~ tom
Oh, state, Ard they have been IN toll re,rrat
for r,~ks and tholr fight has been 50 rapid
that Fremon, 30. been ut,ble 8, brins them
to. battle Both L-Iiuston and Srriug.
tsid ar how in the possession u the FEEDER
81 troops.
:. Geo. Fremon; ha. gained The entire
eaO6l,ns, OF hi- tpln. ami ~ maa command
ing oar iorco--no, even Mcclellan himself
-posss'.s. t,c .a-eiiIu. " h,. soldiers As
lid Fremont a, che tine OF be-. removal. nj.
di.plaevneu, created the greatest excite.
psni in bi' army. aui nothing Dat his log.
atty ar unhouulel patriotism which ,au..,d
him TO lJ-e sight OF htu.slr. .-1ei a general
nut.uy among Lis men. Ili, parting pro
elAmA'ion to hi. brave army Is enough OF
i,ssI! TO give Immortality to any tnAn.
6. The removal Of Fremont las and will
cause a general Indignation all over the
country. Aine-tenths VI the ysopls-the un.
corrupted. patriotic mas-- symraibizo with
him. and believe him not only an injured
man. but believe his removal will operate
greatly .PgaIns, COR interests asa people
Every blos that bas beea aimed at the
Path Finder - has seemed 20 rebound
ssek upon the heads Of tbe people. Unless
souethinc new turns up, and sufficient rvas
sas are shown Tor ihs act. the Pro.ident will
Ind fire. IN the rear iTaIa the people quite
- "gn'acan, II ~, - imposing IS the main
sassy IN irOht.