{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FREmoHT is the conqusrer of California, al- though the office of couqusror was forced upoa hin by tho ou,tsges and unproyoked hostilies of the Mexican Governor. He acted al the right tune and with spirit eqnal 10 his brilliant reputation. Mir Benton's justification of his will appear con- elusive ts the candid, and Fremont has given toe maRy proofs of his discretion and moderation, in carrying out the instructions of the Government, to explore the great wilderness beyond the mountains,

 10 leave any doub, that he took the bold step of ma ting war, only because peace had become impsssi- Courier.