, 1864-03-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

Fremont and the Copperhe Color.
81 GaP RcoPle and the street CArs-The
road Grant-The Posilion Or Ko1. Nh.
EtoS EttoSkTymt3en. TeaGGa FarnsWorth and tho On
A'1' 4'Ass "e' s. >s>>
fFrom our Recn,,r corresnon,snt
WAsuae7os, March 1a 1874
FREMONT AND TEE corrEnHEAps.
It is amusing to notice the eagerness and
perseverance with which the Copperheads
are nursing tho element in the Union rartv
which iayors the nomination Of. Gen IA.
mont. The Vo{kst,r.ittd, In Cincinnati ~.
merly strong Mcclellan md yallaua,rh,nn
paper, has lately come out Tor Fremont and
there are many Union men soft.pated enourh
to believe that although the democracy
fnr can rrsa,ant a.. ~ w. ~, lney monid
i,,:oa 49, ons' ..Hu 49, tne ooppefheads
nAeo :. .no unAn "ao 1ssaea the drst proclama-
non OF emancipation better than the man
who Issued: the second. There are soma
strange movements ON foot as rrca-5a tha -.
mont scheme; Of. which the cbanpe ~ -. ~
tue t.a H,nclnns1 u aerman paper Is not the most
significant The Fernando Wood democracy
have been sounding Gen, Fremont Cen
Singleton Of U1;nois, soupht, M ,,it...,..
vitf ~. ce,e1.1 w. NJ 49,. Asess.e"
I'LL LAG o.nsia. =, - We" 1orR some time
elnee " luls 1n1e.YleW Gen. fremont's
u'enueglse one version, and Gen Singleton
anosnel. oeh' ffemont's friends: say that
democratic nomination; ,,,;oa ~ Iue
,,i.tfo1,, ~ c., as- upou ns own
f4atioiM. uenelsi singleton says the Gene
FIJI salo ne Would accept the nomination
on the Democratic Platform. Gen, ts,no,e-
ton, since be returned tn 11i1o1.
stand. freely renorts the cor-a..s.,s- uiuer;
rs.,' ' &C 10y tepoi's tne conversation he had
othors @ - ~ oa. r.sao.a. ~ ~ VIEW 1ork. Among
o1ncrs, ne repeated 1t to Geo 7, II. Davis
-.1at;or, ti % -h;at ~ .u' MnateVer may be the
wards the Democracy, It Ia evident th,t +,a.-
.,z...,...-:1. ~ :. o!4ocae tnat taey
IT. IT. G4ueayoIlng 70 nse his name to district.
ne1t 1 cnnnuIaRR Rafiy :ihey 4rst tried Chase,
i,a7c seff1ed 49, % a., W. ~ h and hnaily
1a,so,s hat uunn W tne patn'1nder as the
En1it 4ha en I,;nn n.ea ~ an enIellng wedge to
! e. nson1e @ ~ ora ~ - ~ ~ one can deny that
mnntss f-,or5. ~ ~ ~. - ntnSo.n LEI Mr. Ere
name e,d traaf ,ao.1a ~ ~. aeelt9le 70 use his
to set aside fhe viii ~ tha -n.aaes sne peoRle
Union party, as expressed In LcgisIaiures.
&c. tir. Fremont5e fTiends'
or those who call themselves such. boast thot
the movement in his favor is most formIlar
BILE one, and that 1t VIII be pushed 10 Tie BIZ
ter end. We shall see.
Mr. simmer after ), n.r.,stonoa ~ ~;.,.
cansc Thich does him cred;t 1.s ~ .aenS1 ,aGus
RI RENEWING the iieahf1;E = @ fas ~ S
ate il eonceEnei9 nnjer Ehtos, TU ~ sne een
Iabored as resnccts ridinr II +hs st1:t pttopts o
in thig city. The onnns;tior =, ~ ~ S s1as
uer's move Was yerv sffnn~ ey.n ~ ~ ~ tha SUI ~
publican ranks, al vii be- ssen fn from N tbe @ ~
Fowinss vote m hie nnandnent Au.n ~ ane 1ol
H. risht n .orcnn1 aa.f. - -. ~ aator Oh
es vii ns Witt pann1a. 1Ias Ill VIC sefeeI cars
wa. 11...-. .ptsaa- F n.o-
Feaseaden Foot Fostey . GrGMn cEssk CONFESS
Lane of Kanrss, Morgan, MoIri Pomero; Pr IRey Rs,e.
Bey, Sumner, Wade, Wilkinson and Wiisoa1ia. H.
e saSs1&!sa Gase ao5Ssas Rsss Esss RSs
y ~ Indiana, a Powell Riddle, Salisbury: Sherman,
le1 hsek, i1nmpall' van "inkle and Winey-17.
Ing unlon men VINO voted nay, find them
gelses IN strange company. Tnns Davis and |
fnnma tan%oa ena Hsndr1cks and Sherman, are
from the inherent distinction between slave
y and the rights Of our common humanity.
THE CLovEy FOOT.
Conceal It A thev NAV N. ro,ant
question touching The ,ntersats % oeet a9 s,.Iy any
ind the slAye power. comes m n Gonnr.ssy ~ onsssy
|le DemocrscY exhIbits ihe ciay.a ~ GS"utess, Sont
Ehic], some ~ t1oas whn LIS sao.sa 1oot, over
disirfcfs wouii r,;r throw ~ t.snJ "
r. nf sTn15iann. '. "Vmt ian .usoM tne man
he onestion W.. on ths ID dn9isaia ~ sae - Eh9ase,
Ia and Co]or,io ~ Tarr;so-iaa loI poa,n y. MsYa.
,Dd Coz. Of Ohio. and Ma11nrV fFnt1aIon ofFentus3M
eSiate1v J, haoo,n o4o ~ s1iiaory, ot hentacky,
,dm,.siou ~ ~ ~ onstes ~ st Aganst the
,layerT i.1iorv s.s5 ha +ho,,nSt S y @ OF
1ccfdsi ~ t1s i3.nr,1;oa ~ IVY et ~ u14 ueen
hit sisycrv was dooJ r. ..oo y. W lue ngusel
is existense IN The fe1r;tor,esS "aE F1ton,pit toM
in Lis aeafl renfied. Va Want - 6uSvens f.1.nit
Mallory, Of cour1e. moved to sfrike ont ths
sections prohibiting slavery. His amend'
nent received Is ayes to 81 nays, The yeas
Cor, Dawson, :"~ Denison. Ei,rids.'
aall, Harding, Kuapp. Long. T,lloEv'
Hiller of Pennsr1van;a Bn..s!,,j st;yly'
Among tie list viii be fonnd three n'inai.
marked in italirs The Gonnsr'
reads generally, dodred tbis mir. howPeTTer
ton.n fhe candidsteMto ~ bsHns.t - ~ u n1,na1. mna
lemocracy forsGnrernar stp,i,;, - T., t4.uois
# tronhie inxt noW Ho - t-.t1 - ~ = PEE
wo horses: one ii brsnf1ed Z cT6 n5t ~ 1tSo
,ther War Democrat- The Z n ~. ~. fhe
tronger party in ths State. a and ID be- daro nof nnf
,fiend them. They alreadv disfrnst bInn' and nus
q The lodges Ills name S,s oftsn ~ hsan M 1ne
onnlei W;th ch,rne. " ~. ~ y..ia h.;. oeHn Up
III fba 1nnse ~ a. " 49,, ~. seLuS ~ HgaI
how fair face tn tha w.r na..os nu n'uss
{ NOMINATED. thar yofe. arc shan1uis1s ~
ssary 10 lis success. Wheney@ar me @ vntc sonscs neS
10 which Bi1i mnsf doa1o ~ ha1to soie eoMes
[brar1 tn hnnt m the hs polas @ lne9 tae
iies Of the recends ef +Ia 1last1 ~ auslUl- s
roger course Refore h. c.r p 49, Is - m,s
eH however. on which side d.mons:t;aa91 H.ssy aam
e ourht to rotc the ;lec;a;nn iemoa.sgy y nrs g4ty
question decided. I have seen more dnJcinv
mong Democrats during this session fha1
yer before during the existence Of the party.
TIE nIsSEsorA RAILROAD GRANT:
superior and Mississippi Raiiroad co J il l~N Dnw
efore Congress. The Erant IN to aid n ths
obstruction Of said road from At. PanI fo
axe Superior. The bill as amended nro.
oses to extend from Sioux CItys thr naint !
through ans bostS Mnaeso sopb N9Et %th