The New York herald., 1864-06-15
THE PRESIDENCY.
General Fremont.

Fremont.
The feeling OF the German republicans In opposition
Lincoln ard Ia favor ot FREMONT can be judged by the
following exrac, rom slccch name by Casper Baz, at
a meeting lately held in Chicago
He sad he did think there sin ge man proscat
at the meeting who woud stand up and say that Asrs
ham should elected President OF the Iuiiet
states. lie had told the pie OF this country tha. the
best policy Tor the corniry was 70 policy at al.
daughter 81 far he (sr Batzl was personally con
cerued lac did want any such tbs President OF
the nied states tlbeers) He thought that Abr ham
Lincoln the weakest man that ever ned TIE presi
Dental CHAR. tGreat cbecring.) He had
merits that were worthy Of emutttcn a-d
had no more scuse than child. (Lppi laughter
ard applanso.) lie considered him a perfect i'm.
beciIe. tReae@oi applause Ic had come from the
ltso town cf Springfield, and had sced he hid
seen any other place He decidedly opposed the
animation o Lincoln at tho Bshore Convention ana
In the event "t Lincoln beiug ecc'e he would dread
the consequences Cameron would be 10 be taken
back ipto the ahipct, and this couurv would become
the reprosch of every country in the world He wished
10 Fremont netniuated and elected ana he declared
himself 10 favor cr voting for Lincoln and
yalandiehsm. loud cheers.l Tie thorght they sboud
do all In their the nomination for
President Of John Fremont, aud resumed his seat amid
Tho illinois springae, saats An-.ic,r nas hois,ed tho
name oGJohn o. Fremont AZ candidate fos the Presidency
ard remarks IN 80 doirH:--
Reviewing thus the history Of the past vears, nothing
u lett but TO cut leose decidedly and forever from Lin
hts pol,cv protest AGAINST bis collection
under VI, circum and at price No of
eSpedcrcy influence Us TO ever sccct Lincoln our
President agap. rorton OF the csled republican
party Ia nsyerth.ess blind enough TO cling TO Lincoln
we shall not be induced TO do 30 ~ their cry tnat we
sreas up the party On the contrary they win h,ve
democratic candidate ie eecied.
Tho - Joseph roiksban. heretofore the only German
Lincoln paper left In Missouri row says
so long az believed 20 bc possible have another
candidate than Lincoln nominated in Baltimore, have
taken care TO CONNECT no nsms with the newt Presidency
10 declare choice for particular candidate. Put
tho possibility TO nominate some else than Lincoln s
gone. Tho wboio bcrd Of officials viii be there and
auence extends already every where Our own county
.ion, which controlled by . newly appointed
pdian superintendent altogether At his pleasure s
example All the lcgops Of officials have been put in
motion: and few of them have retained their political
ndepcndencc 10 spite Q, their federal appointment We
venon should represent the true opinion OF the radical
people n@ TO be expected. IIeoce that convention
h matter OF perfect indifference 20 us. Lin.
coin has proved sbupdsutly during his nrss term
that no has no, much backbone, and one term
Of his rule ought to be sufhcicnt second term We
consider dangerous experiment. under The present
cumstsnces which least OF all Dciiucd 10 with
Abraham TIE time past when the dsvil could bc
overthrow no radical rebeicns Hence, away With Lin
from the Springfield Weekly Nseourau.1
We tell those Baltimore gentlemen That the people will
not submit W their nomination 10 juno September, or
an% ether They do not admit the right of the po
ics gamblers attached TO the silly call ar that ccvcn
tion 10 bind hcm u cuse OF political action or 20
determine the question OF candidate In Nay and no Bal
timcre candidate viii crowd that man on the track.
These thinss may 90 wc ee under s'sod i,rrt as last
calls WI support him, but not otherwise But neither
Banks, Ircoln nor seward receive tho OF the
radicals and Germans under any circumstances what.
The idea ~ radical voting for the butchers Of
rernbiiosnsm In Mexco, man instituting serfdom
and peon slavery tbs United States, proposteroue
irrom the Boston Pioneer.l
There are only six German newspapers In the Union
which advocate e cause OF Mr. Lincoln, while twenty
have hoisted General Fremonts name, and all the
rest TO favor him above all other candidates.
In Illinois, Mr. Lincoln homo, there 10 only Ger.
man parer-tbe Chicago aaah zdiune-supporiins bis
claims
The Heire,io Swiss paper, published In Tell CITY, In
diana, has bosted General frcmonts nsmc.