Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

EANANA~ANL VI - lNee- 49,
hriskly on So far, the star of Fremont is in the as
e~sndEncy. The German radical organization society
Of Detroit, has Issued an address to the German citizens
Of Michigan. calling upon them to form societies and
Join, without delay, the general German organization in
opposition to Lincoln, to declare themselves boldly in
favor Of the man Of progress, John @. Fremont and to
close up their ranks with the watohword, Opposition
to Lincoln, Seward and Blair" The following resoIu.
ton YVES passed at = meeting of the society at Chicago
on the 25th ultimo;
We further deem 1t our duty TO declare that In case of
the re nomination Of Abraham Lincoln by the Baltimore
Convention, It will be impossible to prevent = division
of tbs liberal vote, while, on the other hand, the German
radicals will 60 into the electoral campaign with closed
| rsnks and ths certainty Of victory In their hearts for
any other really Aaaicsl candidate, We, t~heTsfore, at
| the zame time deciars that, If President Lincoln, In
whose patriotism, as yet, NO have no doubt, will really
prove himself 10 be a patriot, be should follow the noble
example OF Mr. Chase and publicly declare his with
drswai rom ths candidacy for the PreEidsncy, to Pre-.
vent a split In the party Of freedom.
Tbs German Club Of Milwaukee have recently passed
tie following resolutions;
We will support no candidate for the presidency who
Is not in favor Of the total abolition OF slavery, and the
carrying through Of the Monroe doctrine.
| Among all men who have been named In connection
with the presidential question, we give John @. Ere
meat the preference, becEuse he eKcsls all others in pen.
sirzitsn, In snersy, In love Of sherry, IN freedom from
p~reiadSes, N respect to nzsionafties, and in cosmop0lt
tan principles.
The following ara some Of the specuIaiio7s and com
msnts Of the Northern press on the same subject:
From the Troy Press, April u
We were shown this morning q letter from a soldier
In the I'd United States artillery, now stationed At Bran
dy station, Virginia, in which the writer, speaking OF the
next Presidency, says: Il eau assure you thst Little
Mac iB the choice Of nine out Of every ten soldiers As =
candidate fer President
From the Chicago Telegraph, (GermAn) March 29.l
The name of this Pathfinder, upon WhUm the potsn.
| tates and their tools piled SCOTT and shame for years; the
name Of Fremont which they thought forgotten and
i UNna . Ean0Uudn mira alanF and HnuN Frnm the
mouth OF the people, for the people are true 20 those
who are true 70 themselves and not booty nor political
bargaining but love Of liberty are the motives that
sgitate the people. . . We enter the field for tse In
trepid and capa bic champion Of liberty, for John c.
Fremont the man Of the people, reminding our fellow
citSens of the old battle cry OF lS55-FremOnt, with
him, victory.
From the Warrington Correspondence Of the NilWAu.
ke wisconsin,
It In ussIess for politicians TO close their eyes 70 the
movement now being made In favor OF Gen. Fremont
for tho Presidency, II Is gathering bulk with every
day, Bnd Is being managed with great tact . Il
ia confidently asserted by men who are by no means
crazy, that the vote Of New York State may be given 10
Fremont in the Baltimore Convention.
From the Washington Correspondence Of the Missouri
Democrat
Among the presidential movements of the day none
presents more interesting features than that in behalf OF
John Q. Fremont. 1t is being managed with great
Adroitness and prosecuted with wonderful snergy. Some
Of the ksenest and most experienced politicians In the
cOuotry are enlisted in il, and every move counts. The
friends OF Col Fremont are going TO mske an effort 10
control the New York State convention on the 18th Of
Msy. A gentleman Occupying q high position in ths
West, (himssif not a Fremont man, said TO me 3 few
days ago. after returning from q visit Of . number Of
days 90 New York city, that the most influential pOht-
eiana of that city were really fer Fremont, and that
better work was being done for him throughout the
State than for any other candidate. Il e NOS nosy
work, but energetic, peFssvering and well directed.
From the St Louis Neue ZeitJ
Fremont Is to rs nothing buG the representative and
snbodiment Of q principle, an idea, a platform, and
Lincoln does not stand on the same platform.
In regard TO the Monroe doctrine, dna ", We ere
surely decidedly enough opposed to the Lincoln party.
WRo hsve repndiated It. And as for constitutional
a principle. though 1t be a Democratic principle. And
herein our opponents are willing enough to recognize a
difference.
The Wsattiehe Posi-, of 81. Louis, SAYS that a dlyisI,n |
exists In tho Republican party, which it Is useless 10
deny and that the division OF humiliation Of that marty
which has 80 shamefuiiy prosiituted itself 10 he AID. |
tates OF one man, 10 q far less evil than the continuance
OF the present Administration system. The AemphiS
Neu4 IsA has hoisted Gen Fremont's name. The Kan 1
sas ZafnH8 says that all the Germans Of the West erv |
FOR Fremont and that he is daily gaining strength |
ameng bob Americans and Germans In Kansas, Wills /
Lincoln Is constantly losing ground. Tbs Cincinnati
bsllstristieal papers and the st. Louis French paper
RepssGe FOEa have hoisted Gen. FremOnts name for
The Presidency.
The Miami (ohio) Free Press has declared in favor Of
Fremont. The Missouri ZeifKag, the radical weekly
recently started In st. Louis, has hoisted The name %
zen Fremont for President, and Bsnjamin r. Butler
kor Wee Pfaadsnk The indiana Fres Pzsss, the lead
ing radical organ Of Indiana, has hoIstsd Gen. Fremonfs
name as . candidate for the presidency. Another Iii
nOii paper, the HighlaR6 Union. has done so likewise. ]
The German Union club OF Milwaukee has passed a
resolution declaring its preference for John C. Ere
mont, because he has distln gaished himself above al |
o.herH by his far sghtedBeGs, his energy, his love Of
frsssdon, his being free Of al p~rsjuliceB in regard to
HsliOnkitls, and his cosmopolitans principles"