The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-19

National COnVonuon IS canolQ4Jo f0r the
Presidency"
I" To abuse Fremont, then, is to stultify
ourselves. To assail the movement in his
behalf in 1864. is to assail the movement,
ourselves, in 1856. We like not such in.
consistency, and we will not be guilty of it.
"HoN. AMOS KENDALL. on Monday
last, argued bis own claim before the Court
of Claims a, Washington. Nr. Kendall is
over eighty years of age, and his mind is
as vigorous as ever. Just now he is writing
series Of able articles against the policy
of the Administration"
The Times endorses the Senatorial
Fraud, and is preparing for greater one.
We have still another case. The Atchi-
son Champion, an able paper, and usually
identified with the side of good sense and
nationality, comes out with long and
bitter article against President Lincoln
It sets up the appointment of Mark Della
hay as Judge of the u s. District Court
for Kansas, as pretext for lis TRADE; but
we opins that the real cause is, that as
Atchison's U. s. Senator, S. C. Pomeroy
has ''lead'' by swinging Chase as ''trumps"
in his Presidential game, of course his
partner, the Champion, must "follow suit "
We clip the following from the Champion s
editorial:
"But with all his acknowledged saga
city, it must be admitted that he has sue
ceeded in alternating the affections of our
people during the past year by series Of
political blunders, eliminating in an act of
unjustlGabIe insolence which has few par
allels in the annals Of tyranny.
4 Despots have been dethroned and dy-
nas.ies terminated by slighter invasions of
a peoples rights than this"
| Je-e-e .h-u.el How fortunate it is that
the people of these United States, or even
of Kansas, "can't see it" ia that light; if
they did we would have another rebellion on
our hands. 1t w,lI be remembered also, that
both editors tf the Champion are lawyers,
and they were recently applicants for the
position of e. S. Dlstric, Attorney, and IS
they both failed to get the appointments
they are now venting their spleen upon
the Administration, and Gen. Lane, who
it is believed thwarted their ambitious as
pirations.
i TIE Champion endorses the Senatorial
6 Fraud and is preparing for greater one.
| Now, what conclusion is left but this i:
The very papers Z pan who secretly
plotted and consummated the Senatorial
SwindIe, and afterwards endorsed The same,
are nov secretly or openly plotting to es.
,ablish an anti administration sentiment In
Kansas. Outside Of the circle of political
tricksters who are managing this thing,
they will secure no assistance except from
traitors and copperheads. When ambi-
tious men at this critical momen, Of our
national existence CONNIE nee to create dis
traction and dissension in the loyal sent;-
ment and earnest purpose of The support
ers of the Administration when disap-
poinled ofice-seekers strive to intimida,e
or overthrow our National Executive be-
cause their own private ends and aims
have not been recogni7ed; when the seeds
Of sedition and discomfort take root upon
the hearts Of men who claim to be political
leaders in our National and State councils,
then you can hear the ccpperhead hiss of
pleasure, and shout 60 up from Beaure-
CARDS traitor camp JEFF Davis sets more
secure upon his dlctatorial chair; Confed-
crate stocks and gold go Up and green
backs go down, and foreign nations mu-
tually negotiate for Southern recognition
i We warn our people against such men
and council. we warn our people against
journsls that say one thing and mean an-
other. We warn cur people agains, those
who have once betrayed them. We kaep
that if the supporters of the Senatorial
Swindle can carry this State in the State
Convention tha, meets soon to nominate a
delegate to the National Convention tha,
meets in Baltimore to nominate a Presi-
dental candidate, that they will nominal
a man opposed to Lincoln. Let rs he on