Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08


friend who was in Washington at the time.
5res rs that the statements in the follow
lefrer are substantially true. GREELEY
| the then at The time stated. professedly
ksoneiag : the Interests of the Fremont
! He not only approached the latter,
be made lovertures to Democrats who
wiling to listen to him, but there were very
no you'd even do that His mission was
6ncosssful. He accomplished nothing on
side. Proiessedly for FREMoxr, we rredic,
Ehe Tribune will accept the candidate of the
nore Convention and advocate bis election
|atter Who is may be. We put tue testimony
Record to test the sincerity of the con-
b. .,of We may better say, the professions
b Greeley.
vill, as he ever has done. yield principle TO
and support the election of the very man
scontinuance IN power he believes will be
uontsl to the b1st Interests of the country.
> ths letter. H. G's visit to Washington,
) objects, are thus set forth:
III WASHINGTON, June |.
rosts4 onriouS }itpf political gossip float
bout the capital, tbe substance of which !
io1y aknte- IL Is rumored that some tim9
3iHcoln. kccomipg somewhat alarmed at
Ideu5 determination of the radicals to do
Tho iojury in their power, sent for Mr.
b, ond bad long and earnest consultation
ilK< Tke<result was that the President
rcd his faithfaI- henchman 10 ingratiate
{ into she favor OF the radicals, learn all
ccre<s, and thus become able TO keep watch
Ard- over the interests of the sage of San
county, a. threatened in that direction.
initial movement BY Mr.. Greedy, it is said.
3 publication Of an deliberately written ar
brewing Mr.. Lincoln overheard as a candi-
be reelection, and establishing the zone
Finciple" as cardinal point in the radical
Thus be succeeded in divesting the radi-
ID Of suspicion in regard TO his intentions.
as enabled to place himself in the very
OF the Fremont party. He remains now
lion TO reject their nominations at the
moment, and give his reluctant adher
20 the choice Of the Baltimore Conven-
But shis is not all the tale
Liucoln, IN high glee at the success of his
deiermined upon performing "a similar
movement, it. possible. with regard TO a
OF the Democratic opposition The in
e aid of the brown bread philosopher was
Invoked. His Instructions were To create
on ia the camp OF the Democracy: and
lance OF bis laudsble aims the oracle of
street Immediately began to affiliate with
gentlemen who profess peace principles.
it Is proper to state. DO not represent
jments OF that wing of the Democratic
which they claim TO be members. but
III not be divided by the Vaccinations Of
of men, or any concurrence OF circum-
IL l. said, Mr.. Greeleys apparent
OF base Is accounted for He wishes
certain black sheep TO create a rumpus
Democratic ranks that will result in the
ION iofa ticket which no important pOr-
the party will support. and which will.
Putly. only succeed IN making dissensions
operate directly in Mr. Lincoln's favor
undoubeed fact that Mr. Greeley has
" some days past, cheek by iowl with
pcace Democratic members of Congress.
Jay the least. il looks very queer.
the Washington gossip. l. may have
z IN il: its an old adage that there's no
itaoat some FIRE" and the only safe
be pursued by Democrats of both sec
10 listen TO nothing that looks like divi
the consequent destruction Of the last
he country.