The New York herald., 1864-04-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
General Fremont.

General Fremont.
The German Union Club Of Milwaukee recently passed
che following resolution
We will support no candidate for the Presidency bo s
bet IN favor OF the total abolition 0! slavery and The
Tying through OF the Monroe doctrine.
Among all men who have been named in connection
with the Presidential question we give John G. Fremont
sbe preference because he excels all others in pencr
tion in energy in love OF liberty in freedom from
3udce in respect 10 natonates and 10 Cosmopolitan
principles.
The German Radical Organization Society o Detroit
has issued address to the German ctzens OF Michigan
calling upon them societies and iop withoui
bay the general German organization in opposition
Lincoln, TO declare themselves boldly in favor OF the
~ progress John G. Fremont and to close up
with the watchword "opposton to Lincoln, Seward and
Blair" The following resolution passed at meeting
W the Society at Chicago on the 26th ut-
We further deem duty declare that in OF the
denomination OF Abraham Lincoln by the baltimore Con-
Sention, will be impossible TO division Of the
beral vote WHILE the other hand the German radicals
VIII go INTO the electoral campaign with closed ranks and
the certainty of victory their hearts for any other really
radical candidate We therefore AT the time declare
abat, President Lincoln, in whose patriotism yet,
we have no doubt viii really prove himself he pat
riot be should follow the noble example Of Mr.
publicly declare his withdrawal ftom the candidacy for
dom.
From the Chicago Telegraph (German), March %
OuR FIRST CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT JOHN G FRExoNr.--
The name OF the Pathfinder, upon when the poenatcs
OF Fremont which they thought forgotten and gone
reeounds clear and aloud from mouth
70 themselves and not booty political bargaining but
love OF liberty and esteem for consequent
O liberty are me motives that agtate the people :.
We enter the field for the intrepid and capable champion
Of liberty, for John c. Fremont. tho people
reminding our fellow citizens of tho old battle cry OF
1666-Ffemont with him, victory.
lFrom Washington correspondence Of Milwaukee wcon.
sin.
II is useless for politicians to coso their eyes to
ado nr
for the Presidency II is gathering bulk with every day
and IS ibeiug managed with great tact II is
confidently asserted by men VINO are by means
thst the vote of New York State may be given 10 Ere
mont In the Baltimore Convention.
prom Washington correspondence OF Missouri Democrat
Among the Presidential movements OF the day
presents more interesting features than that behalf OF
John Fremont. II is being managed with great alroit
Ress and prosecuted with wonderful energy some Of
Ahe keenest and experienced politicians in the
eounry are enlisted in IL and every move counts The
friends OF General Fremont going to make effort 70
control the New York State Convention the 25sh of
Nay A gentleman, occupying a high position il the
Veet (himself not a Fremont man. said TO me a Few
days ago. after returning from visit OF a number of
days 10 New York city, that the most influential pou
work was being done for hm throughout the state than
for any other candidate IL is not noisy work. Uut
getc, persevering and well directed
Ibe ST. -ais Neue Zsit defends itself against the
charge that the Fremont party merely raising per
souaI between Fremont aud Lincoln, and remarks
Fremont is TO nothing but the representative ard
embodiment Of principle, an idea, platform, aud In
coin does pot stand on the platform.
In regard 10 the Monroe doctrine. finally, we surely
decidedly enough opposed 10 the Lincoln party who nave
repudiated II. And for constitutional rights, free
npeech, free press &c., we uphold iu them prnCrle
though IL be democratic principle. And here
opponents are willing enough 10 recognize diererce
The Wstiiche Post OF - Louis, says that division
exists in the republican party, which IL e useless 10
deny and that the division annihilaton OF that party
which has shamefuly prosttuted itself TO the dictates
e man, is FAR less evil than tho continuance q The
present administration system. The Memphis Ncnc IO'
sAs hoisted Gen Fremonl's The Kansas /.ttt,q
Nys that u the Germans OF the West cry for Fremont
and that he is daily gaining strength amongst both AIne
ricans and Germans In Kansas, while Lincoln con
Paprs the ST. Louis French paper Recue dc v0ets
have hoised General Fremonts name for. the
Presidency. The Miami (0hio IRE, Press has declared
N favor Of Fremont. The Missouri Zenng the radical
name Of General Fremont for President, and Ben. l..
Butler for Vice President The Indiana Free Press, To.
lsadpg radical organ OF Indiana has hoisted General
FremoDt's name as candidate FOR the Presidency.
Another Illinois paper. the Highland Union has done
likewise. The German Union Club OF Milwaukee has
rassed resolution declaring its preference for John g.
Fremont, "because be has distinguished himself above
oil others by his farsghedness his energy. his love Of
freedom his being free Of all prendces regard
sbnaities, and his cosmopolitan principles
MIR. Lincoln.
The Wisconsin Republican State Convention, held 81
MADISON the 30th umo for choosing delegates the
Baltimore Convention, passed resolutions In favor
scnipsting President Lincoln for a second term.
The Soldiers for Mcclellan.
From the Troy Press, April Ill
We we're shown this morning a letter from soldier in
sbe Second United States artillery, stationed at
Brandy Station, virginia. In which the writer 10 speaking
f the next Presidency, says"l can assure you tLat
inte Mac is the choice Of OF every
datn for