Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
A VISIT no nEN. FREMONT.


Hon Schuyler Colux, vhu hn. brcn on a
tour Of inspection through the camps u the
West, publishes, in the North Bend Hcgistcr
the following in regard to Gen Frcmont'
&C. The G,ncrals uuattrts atr boo hcauiifu building
on CHI trau.a,,nuc onutd ly Mrs. Bnut "a cousin "
Mtf frcmunrsl aud tcud,ttdi ny her ur his use Here
are Arranged alI the vast plans Tor the occupancy or
Mcmths, the rc.tuiaiun " the ieo navigation VI the
Nissi.sipp che sccuud victory II Ncw Orleans. the re-
auucxauon NJ l,Hls, and the dclveangc NJ Missouri
hom the rebel aruii,s that he,c invaded its soil hon
Icnn'ss,c aud Aikahsa siding its own traitors Ia their
WORK NJ dc.tfurtiun iiftr, fc'idc his family aud
put of his staff and lis r'oms are converted into bu.
siuess offices clcgra oicc. NC, while scntnels guard
It's gates AVID the hauncf vt beauty and glory waves over
all. by nirht aud b., DAY.
As To the bsrrca,s AID the alleged inaccessible
~ of Gen Fremont u IS hut simple justice to him. 10
cay that the pressure Tor Personal interviews with him
has been nnparacle we've The days IN hundred hours
long he could not have r"uled with them Overissked
his Secretaries have httu IL is pnsihe and quite pro-
hac thai hH,c hrtu excluded who ought To- have
been admitted although every communication in wiling
has passed und't hts eye. When Gen. Fremont sA"
that this disU ninaou had provoked ~ much censare
be- cndcs,or'd 10 satisfy these demands "u him II posi-
Die, iu larger degree.
We will give nuc days experience that we happen to
know 90 One COMMITTEE consumed an huui,
individual thtcc-quaucrs u an huur aud on through
the day. hat light be worked tl afcr midnight
aiming The daily reports Doc requires from HE suhurdin
aies, cul md military ordering moyrmons ~ ttlnus,
aud n the nunhrfess "details required Of the head "
Military Department The next morning hv he vas
again At work and whsn hr,akf,scd with him A. 10.
he excused himself for the aisness ~ the hour At which
hc had invited us. hY abiding To- the pressure ~ husi
noes, and The fact that m the earlier hours Of the day he
was tttr from interruption. Amer these five hours Of
labor before breakfast be- partnok NJ spare meal Of
curbcad becieak and tea, aud called back tn his
uhcc long le'ore the rest ~ US had finished. While
Gen Mcclellan A. Washington. even with the aid AZ
fldcd by the rros,drnt and The War Department hhds
i meet stay TO deny himself Go nearly cyei civilian who
should call him slln~ tuec should be made 70
Cen Fremont vh,n he gives ovr eighteen hours per
LAY iu the onmtry.
lie LOOKS older anil more car,worn Than when We last
met him, thee months ago ius amer his return from
Europe. His wiic VIM ASSISTS hu boz a thousand Ways
examining v7umirous d'cumtnti, acting as Secretary
Sc does not fccm have changed iu the slightest DE-
gree since 1850 When her ,gur aud energy we'll
knoWn and 90 universally COME dd both by hisnd and
Zoe.
Ills proposed niar, movements 30 cannot alluds Co.
t"'9 WV ve uN' h"''N u'i W ohly regret that the
oH,imE lsaai oi 10 many Weston troops, even from
west Of the Mississippi has lef his btec weaker n num-
bcfs Than generally Supposed
The principles " his famous proclamation. 50 enthu-
sa-ucAuy ndutscd a. they were throughout the North
De sou believes were based the fucst and wscsi pole
cy They have lctn mld.d-d Ly tAc President to whom
n COURSE, his superior oil lac efer. but we think
be sull believes with Au, Johasoa that ih man VIII is
traitor in arms has no tight 60 own ~, thing
The arrest II Cot FmnN Blair. Whi,h will cause 40
hu,h surprise Wr'ult thr r'nntfyti'. o." course mill
tary arrest not neo,iuc imp suuinrnt but susprndnr
he military duties daring Trial The charge !, nsubof.
dinaton or a the details We unt advised and
hence warmly % hlcnd Our readers know. uf both
sides Nciy gladly suspend opiun until the evidence
becomes public We can sAy however that while we
regard fnuk Blair amongst thc hrAvrst u men, we
believe with the NJ luus De0,scfR whose political de-
'oi"n Ia Cul bairs interest, is 80 widely known. that
lhe t~'hhrder is he right man in tc rshi place. aud
SHOULD be cordially aud 1yaly sustained u hi. difficult
auuc' with all OUT hearts AID ly aii our hands
Here, f1r Lack OF pinc, mus, break oH barely ad-
uNS 'hai we I"una our colleague, Col Shanks Vnc Of
'hc most valued rird. nut hard working ~ Gsa. IRE
mont An; and cuInHs thr Generals fullest oouGd.
chcc aud that Col ltisr. CIinni ssoucf from Gov
Morton, tn watch over she needs " our lndana troops
iu Missouri has lcc Sd, 4fc.i service Co them in MANY
Iarhrulu.. Gen Fremont .rr.st 100 The ycfv highest
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