New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

.,l,., i.f An, yeoinsnf fG night from inability 10 pal
them poro. Of the crey 6rs THE reg'merS haf bee" 10
Md 20 more on critical p" idn nigh. The Treasurer
tina United States hs $4,000 entirely nnsppropiaea
.,,,.a q, him Yesterday for $4,000 for my Paymaster
Co., And,svs but was refused We have not On hour io
- Tts,. arc three courses open to me Ore to let the
,,.s,. bn,,.Y Of some Of the strongest points ID 'n'
q,.,. and threaten 81. Louis, which Is insoTocuon!
s,coad, TO force kan from Seee'''o" oom' mere
To MA the money belonging 10 ne ooveinnen' WHY" -
a., ,,,v b.,. or course win neither lone the STATE
-, n.rr, Tho enemy foo. Of advantage have 'n'u'e'
,norsy end activity into the Department, ana 'he'e
ou,h GOOD snirit in officers aud men, THIS morniDs' w"
order the Treasurer deliver The mo.'y IN ms
"a, Apdr.r. and will send force to the Treasury 70 'A'
.na will arec, such payments IS the e1isepcy rs'
,,. I,,iu hazard ererything Jcr Tho defeE" 81 ne Dfs
,nt yo nae. eosfded MS and fruit 10 you 0r 'pp0
| With respect md regard. l su yoostI truly
a. C. FREMONT, MsjorG'nsrai Commanding
4" To the Prrsrpzsr OF TIE UsrfD STATS"
As the President whom he thus notified
as "the proper department at Washington ?"
of tie "extreme emergency" which Justihed
this course, did not forbid it, Fremont went
on and "coerced +" the loans which now afllict
Mr.. Holt. And although Mr. Holt says " this
extraordinary means Of providing funds was
" resoried TO at time when tho Treasury
WAS understood to be meeting its liabilities,
We differ with him, and the history Of that
time will prove bis error. Nay, we can tell
him even BOW, that, while the Army of the
Potomac is regularly paid, there were Western
regiments that fought at New-Madrid that have
not been paid for fee months. Bat we cannot
examine the whole of Mr.. Holt's ediiicc, Of
which we have given few specimen bricks.
Let us next review the following testimony OF
Deputy Paymaster-General Andrews, whom
Gen. Fremont had "coerced" into paying his
troops. az he had notified the President no
would:
Late IN August or he carly part Of sepsmber Gen Ere
mont came into my Office with Gen. Mekin's', and se'
Cen McKlns,ry e hs commenced the oonver'ation VIII"
out any thing calling for IT, that am aware Of lie 'p0.e
pleasantly bu, said The people OF the United Sisie' "ers "
the hat he q, ther hesd that he mssn 70 carry
GU. such me they ke people, expected him to carry
out withou, regard to the d tape OF The Washington Poo
pe Ny only reply w..in few sourrn words that well
. could ~ Understand the term red tape meant systom Of
Covemn. which ia is deis nigh, be carried too fsr BY
borduAies but had always been q the opinion that our
general sy,ts wise ard sosi enc ard that be VINO un
der,oot Il, principle, general details aside would
sooner Of Aer become IN Difficulties. by di"esad
ias all ,y,.s. DE replied by reporting h' general remark
for thins Tho thbd tis That The people were IN Tue
field and that he wa. their head ,nd would have every
bpr done according 20 expectations from him saying
now we have on, extra Consutons Government no civil
,,s 90 10 sers oil ordiusry peaceful rules 10 be aet
.d. and eli this thing Of red tsps" mist give wsy very
shortly 10 wis. The people required on him hsd previously
dobeyod Cen Fremont, By rss'nsu order OF his ~hi'n
COM, ored Unauthorized by Law and coneeri' when
ave NY testimony te.os tie Conssss!onsl Committee
Cen Fremont h.d before been in ny oee noI h he
bseo there lie had bu,is.' 10 u'n'e' with me
that moruins"
We quoted and briefly commented on this
last Saturday. Mr. Holt grows eloquent over
il, and declares that " when made in the held
"by chiellain, at the head Of great army,
- il ehiIls sud awcl the patriots heart By its
parricidal spirit" And, becoming moro elo-
quent and prophetic az well, by the excitement
Of composition, he adds: 1t reveals al I'M
" scrupulsus ambition, which awaits but the
power and prestige Of victory TO sweep The
d" Government Itself os n cobseb from its
1" path" These are serious charges, and be-
fore the days Of "r part. Fremont inyestga-
1" tons" which now seem the regular order OF
the day, tho sheerest justice which Mr. Hot
would, when on tbs bench, have allowed even
TO a horso-thief would have suggested that The
person implicated might be allowed to cross
examine tho witness against him before he was
declared guilty, and condemned SO sweePlugy
a, Mr.. Holt seeks 20 condemn the General be
appears 40 anZlous to cohyict.
Yel s.. viii take the ex partc testimony just
"a Mr. Holt obtained it from one who was
evidently willing witness, and as he himself
colates it, for the parpose of condemnation.
from the unpublished esidence. And lot US try
Fremont by it,
And aysf. as 10 81 red tape" aud " tho peo-
"ple Of the United States These IDEAS, al.
moot tho very words, were put into Lis mouth
by one Of the highest officers OF the Govern
ment. see tho proof:
"W,snNoroS, July -. 1861.
DE.x CIV; have telegram, from you bui Ead y
i~po..,tis get any Gffeafon 70 Ms.oy' .esi
ora mars from N, cfAot ic' here You iraI hor' 70 DO
hs brat ean, ASD rAEs AT SrzDsuL REsPoSsshrr 70
S,nl a@t protect p Jep' or 'H ~ ave 'p'ciay '''
ayoa,, .,oly. and IN haste. NJ BLAIR
And again, we luote rom the Iostulas'er-
Generals letter OF Aug. 81;
Bnf boq syr2gs al por, b.s shi am doinl al
e.n 10 cot rs.pe AID get things done VII he nor' e'vh
and pstisut tbsa heretofore aud ice II that woat work.
Yeuu truly. d. bLAlR"
Compare these suggestions and tnsir7eiioHs
10 him from u Cabinet officer With What he IS
alleged 10 hays SAID, and Dir. Hollis alarm
may possibly abate.
Secondly; IA to orr "now having only eI-