Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02
Y ru- uu't scrF't,
STAND WAITE,
Oh0isi, Brig. Gen.
5. u. SCOTT, T. a. Gan.


IazxoNT's WIdHRkwAL-Ih -Ihc follow
iug w tuu letter U. Gyu Fremont, with
drawing this name as canlilale iJ
lh4 Presidency:
Boston, Sept 22-Thc following let-
ter y. Gen. r,em,nt, Withdrawing h.s
nu.ng as u cAAd.Iatg Tlr thg Presidency,
D. pubn-MlI to-day:
B.,.an, Sept II, lSGh-Gelilcmon:
( f.gi 4 my dlty ig make one NIP more
H .Aa direction .na!ca;el Jy my letter
WY tHn ZJ.u Ny! August, 4ad Withdraw .:.y
name rrln lH= l-t WI candida VI
Ihe Presidential question hA@ in effect
been entered upon In such aly that
tue uiiJn "! THY IL publican party has
become n paramount necessity TIE
policy Nd tIe Democratic party signifies
either separation or raeal uiiahmlut
witn slavery The Chicago platform i
scp8ra,IYn-icH. McCle.an's letter oi
acceptance b. .e establishment with
slavery.
Tac Republic candidate, on the con-
.rary, i- p.,d-cd to the fe establishment
Y! ;hv Union without aiav..y. and how
ever aesla..as his pUucs ia4y be. lily
pressure yt h.s party s-l, Ec ..lay " rpr,
Inrae him tn IN.
Between these is5Gas I think no man
pf tAe liberal party cal remain ia dJubt.
l am c1usistun, w..H my aatcccluuIs III
Withdrawing, moi nv a.d in tAy triumph
.Df Mir. Lincoln, but DID dn my part to-
wards preventing the election uf the
Democratic candidate.
wv respect wv Mr L.ncyla. I continue
.o llld r-lg.ty fAc aentIn.cn.s contained
i'm my letter of acceptance. / consider
that his administration h4s been politi-
aally. military anu financially, 2 failure,
nad that i,s necessary continuance ~
cause Nj regret iOr tHg country.
ihcrr never was greater unanimity
in a con try than was exhibited here at
Tie tan "a Sumter and Tic South was
powcr.ess IN ihc face W! it; but Mr Lin
coin com pIcte0y paralyzed tuis general
feeling lie destroyed lhe strength Wi
the position, and divided the North when
hc declared to the south that slavery
Should wv respected. liz bu.t up fO-
tIe South -tFuug-.I which otherwise
they never could have attained, and Id
haS given them an advocate ln lAc Chi
cage Pia form
lie Cleveland Convention was to Iave
been t.ic open ..vowuI NJ the c0ndcluna-
tion which We had been freely cxprcs-
sing tp e.ch ollIer, arl which had been
fully known tp the President; bat In the
uncertain condition " affairs. leading
men were nJt found willing w make
public dissatisfaction and cUudamna
tiun winch Shrnid have rendered Mr.
! /. nca.us nomination Impossible: and
-Hi- continued silence ard support cstAb-
\ il.ied tOr WI a character among thc
pe pIe whicH irAvrr Hu choice. United,
-he Republican party is rcasunab.y N se
cure "a success--divaed, tHc result vi
Y the Presidential election IS X Tie least
doubtful
am, gentlemen, respectfully and
truly yours,
J. &. FREMONT.
Gen Juo. Coc!irane publishes AZ ad-
dress to tAc War Democrats Uf thg
United Satcs. Withdrawing his name
Irom the cleveland ticket. in the cDnrsa
"a his adde's, he says:
While, th r, fore, Gen. Mcclellan re-
solves u,en wv Impossible Union IVY II
WAS through tAe war the Chicago CON
ventiOn resolves npgn MA imy ssibie
union - il should he throlgh peace
Tie Baltimore platform, he says. ho "
ever ohjyctAnab'r. does Hut fail tD refer
The re-rStmhii-Lmcnt ut constitutional
liberty and the restoration of tho Union
10 the arb.t.an cnt II arms. Ia which
and III which alone tile national safety
s ID b. found iIc would prefer Wy have
tho people brought a. vote un tlIt
Cleveland platform, but before thc
principles embraced il that platform !.
Our country, and hc cannot stand ii
position, which, by dividing, hazards th,
success of those who agree that TIN
i Union cannot be restored without tin
} uninterrupted continuance Fl tie wag
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