, 1864-09-23
NEWS 'BY TELEGRAPH.
TEE CLEVELAND TICKER.

Dissolution OF PartpcYship-Letter
from fremont md EochEanes
Boston, THURSDAY. Sept. aaa-The following let
ter OF Gtneral Fttmont, Withdrawing his name as
a candidate, 1s published to-day
.... Bos7oH, Sept Fl.
GKsr1EaEK-I feel it my duty to MAKE one step
more In re direction indicated By my New Yorx
Lame from The list Of Candidates.
The Pfceide.tia1 question has, IN effect, been en-
tered opon 10 tuch way that the union Of the
~. The policy OF the Denocra,ic party requires
either separation or reestabl,shnent with siavety,
The Chicago plauorm ls simple eepararou-Gener-
n AeCe!ans letter Of acceptance Is re-establish4
The Repnolicaa candidate, on the contrary. Is
eur slavery. and however besisatins lis poicy nav
bs. ths pressure OF his party viii, We hope, force
Between these yievs think no uao af ths 1,h,
consistent wlthtmy antecedtnte in withdrawing,
MOTTO aid In the triumph Of Mr.. Lincoln, bnt 20
90 ny part tows1a preventing tbs election Of the
Ip 1esptct to Mr. Lincoln continue to hold ex
actly the sentiments contained IN my letter OF &C
eep.ahce consider that his Administration has
tccn. politically, m,1iiarIls and financially, fall.
ure, and that it, neces=ary continuance 1s cause
Of Ie:ret ior The country.
than was exhibited here at the fall Of Sumter, and
me 5onto was Bowetleas In the face Of 1t. But
At; Lncqln completely pasalyzed this genetous
feeling. He destroyed the strength OF the po,f.
tcu snd divided the North when be declared to
the South that slavery should BE- protected Ne
la h4lls 3p lor % lhe South . strength WHICH other
given them an advocate on the Chicago plat
form.
open avoWal Of the condemnation which men had
been freely expressing to each other for tho past
tHo ycare, ard which had been made fully known
to the President: but In the urccrta1p Condition
r.. nj tn
nake public dlssztiahction and condemnation
which eopld hare rendered III. Lineoln's nomioa-
support established Tor hlm character among lie
people which Leaves no Y 10 choice.
United: ths RsP9oSsan ,S party T. sessensby sg1e
election is at the least doubtful.
en-, gentlemen, respectfully Jouls
]. c. Fremont.
The following 1s another letter from Gen. Fre-
mont, in which he gives biz reasons for withdraw
ipg more fully:
NAnAkr, Assa., Sept. II 7--GEHuxnxs: I en-
FsRsS} ie%s # R; RS Republican friends to mssi Them at
them oi NJ Intention 10 stand ASIDE tom 1Atss tss
Presidential ca1vass, and assigned nv reason fof
doitg- To avoid repetition, enclose ron the
tire 10 Withdraw my name from the llat Of Psesi-
Ia this dectsion1 havo the approvs, Of such Of
urged By the near approach Of the election I
have thought II not prudent to tncur the longer de-
lay Of consulting Others, hut have reasoa to be
licye they Wtll unite with me upon the prophecy
But In wiihdlawinr from the posssf candidate,
thsre il lie abos Which We 1osiy ;Gl ause1tooa q
secure the ideas represented by the radical Denoc
1acy- Whatever the next Admin1etrarlon may be
and competett by ita thorough unity, exercising
pressure strong enough to insure ihe eventual
success o. the PRINCIPLES 70. which we, hags been
the abolition OF SLAVERY. aud practical respect lof
liberty; In the compos.tlon Of patnee It Is tndls-
pen-ahle that earnest men shuu!d devote then-
eucceee OF these Issues REGARDLESS OF men parties.
Mr. Ltreoln says be does not lead pat FOLLOWS
the vii &, q n he pople: It remains then for the
autly require this following 1t his hands, and
further. to require that In the execution ot bis
DUTY be keeps scEupulous1y within the Conststn-
holds bis place and tie power not as belonging 70
himasIt, to BE- used At his pleasure, but really
iasihini eefsant 10 the people. Thisis the tnpor-
Although ae Representatives Of the Cleveland
increment we SURRENDER our functions to1he duty
erty and The Constitution remaios. What etcps are
neee.ta1, tn he performancs Q! that aiy, must be
the subject for future consultation.
an gentlemen aT* iespxetfn''y 1nd tFS1y %S:xou,
NEw Fonk, THURSDAY. Sept, e2-Gen- John
CGchfaDe publishes IN 1ddfEse- 10 the Wdf UsMO-
Gratis ot the United States, Withdrawing his name
from the Cleveland ticket. In the conrte OF his
eddrers he Gays: While. therefore, Gen. McCiel-
Ian, resolves upon an tmpose,bae Union 80 1t was
through var; the Chlcago Convention resolves
upon an impossible Union as It should be through
peace The Baltimore Platform, be says. however
objectionable, does not fail to reet the reegtnt-
u.tment Of constitutional liberty and the reetora-
tion Of the Onion to The arbitrament OF arms. IN
which. and II which alcne, The national easety Ia to
be found. He would prefer to Fare the people
brought to vote On the Cleveland Platform; bat
btfore the principles embraced in that platform fs
our country. and ht cannot stand In poaltlon
which, by dividing. hazards the success Of those
who agree that the Unton cannot be restored With
ont the uninterrupted continuation Of the war.