Fremont Vs. Lincoln

-The Boston Germán Organizutinn .S-iety has pubiwhed i lengthy deekiration, whioh reviews Mr. Lili colli's Sflinirristfütion, calla him i "paimnf)p politician, witbuut principies, ideas, inSight ai}q ptteijj'iwho alwuya eooouraged tha rebeln, wlnle he discoafaged and crippled the Iivm pöi.'ple." The addfess uonctemns ■everulv Mr. LídudIh's "pailiaüty íbr the criininal rebels," liis umnes'y pico iiinaiiyn, un;) siiys ''it wonicl l)e downright indirect treisfi fo gjvo thp reins ;i ncli n mijn acain, at suc-h tim&s as tliese." The address then proceeda to iirgne hat manner oi man isf required liv th future - "a man of oharacter, and deciilü(.1ue.s.s; and finally nan#thi man a John C. Fremunt. Theeocieij accordingly declares iís preferenee for Fiemont as ilu; nest President, and palls rm all the Germán Oreanizaíion Siicietieg so to decjuro theinuelves likewie and to vvork amóngst the radien! Ainericiins in ihis direetion, so t h :i t reni'int miy be noiniuated by the National Cotiverjtiqi) 'as the candidate .{ the í'reedom luving people.''