New-York tribune., 1880-04-11

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views. but he Ese dscidsa4 ~. 4ssSss3y -
greater than Webstex. Clay Ce!eoon ~
or any Of them. He never goe eoyn -
temPtibae PscsidensSis, S I'm ans, Ell A99ss M "a -
always ready to suppors gomego0 enS ~ w.
could impregnate With hts viewA Alt9ogf4(
enemy Of Audrey Jacs.cn e e. ssSsSssq 49, Esns a.
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'D'' "'You must have known Colonel fremont ssa:
"" should think I did. He = ons Of oar lRs
men, notwithstanding be has been % much ao.a39
His aptness to take idess brought htm tnt9 tslas
see | joel Poinsett Secretary IN Van Burens Cabinet
established in the interior Of fle Souns2 ~.
system Of survey and expIoration like thaS q t9e
charge rS Of Hanier, Swiss POiusoft put Nicsi.y.
Swiss also and civilian. In control 0f on
the north side Of the Missouri EvsE e "A. 1,,ws
was then to be detailed to act under NlcCiaE W
entire nnanImity the Army officers made up tesis
minds that they would not w0fk sts desiss q t6 5
learn and be useful, and when Nicolay dtcd hS nad
control of that work over the platnes but ~ 9ie
Army officers hated him. Whence came hig explf!ne
expeditions and his crossing the ROCKY nounSous
at the South Pass. Colonel Benton wa6 ~ edveoes
Of any public man on that class OF questaon4 ana
he brought Fremont to his house. where ne sey
Benton's daughter, aud hence the runaway matqnT
WAS Jessie Benton Fremont woman o. opalr
''She was always O superb woman. think
however that both of Benton's daughten were g
little too fond of externals. Fremont himself had
propensity for jeweiry and fne uniforms ana en09y
worldly circumstances, and perhaps nN VIA ~
his misfortunes. Mrs. Fremont 10 h Nev-!oeH
now looking after her husband'S hnencink mattou
Her sister, who married the Baron B0ildeaua . poor
French fellow also pushed him too hard for display
etc. and he was thrown into prison, ana sne ap0ut
starved to death, surrounded with young cn1kd1en
in q French garrett" s.E
at looks, Governor. as IL Hancock might be The
Democratic nominee for President" 49,
don't think he can amount 70 much,D said MT.
GilpIn. :" Pennsylvania. as Tom Marshall gaIds ts .
duced two able men, Benjamin Franklin, OF Bostvn,
and Albert Gallatin, of Geneva. / think that PER
haps the ablest man Pennsylvania has bad IN 0uf
day was Benjamin Franklin Bache, the RFeet.
grandson of Franklin He was the head OF the Cost
Survey and promoter of science. In that Franklin
Robert j. Walker. and may add, William rwfn:
think that Simon Cameron has generally been r!Ens
every main question which has come forward m
this country. The impression prevails that he y -
watch him for nearly forty years. and IN every Inn
portant issue he has been on the right side. Hc was
with US In our contest over the Oregon boundary,
$40, or fight. Whenever ! wanted help IN tho
senate on matters concerning the plains aud mount
aims / went to General Cameron. Pennsyiyanis is
they don't cultivate the mind and sympathies, nor
encourage the formation of public character"