Tne Candidate for vice President.

The .IournaL Of Conmeres says
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NIr Frelinghuy sen is not and never has been
politician in the usual sense of the term; ne never
cour,ed political distinction; his views oil puoiic
policy are free from extIava gance his aims are pairi
o,ic and led lie is in short every way wor
rv OF The station for winch he has been nominated;
even though il should become III his case "hhi 1t
was in thai of Vice President Iler'


Ii 1t IS intended to convey the idea from lhe
aboye remark Chat Mr.. F. is not thorough
party man and zealously devoted to Wing Prnci
Piles, it is not true. We ask if the course OF Mr.
F. while member OF the U. 5. Senate was rot
as much that Of politician as that OF NJ.
Clay himself For example, in 1892 ne voied
with Mr Clay to reject the nomination OF AZ
Van Buren as Minister to Great Britain and IN
1891 he voted for Mr. Claws resolution censuT-
ing Gen. Jackson for removing the public dePoS-
lis from the T. 5. Bank. IL short, We always
find the two Senators. Tvho are now tae Wing
candidates for the first Offices IN the nation, uni
formy acting together. whether considered as
"poncians or statesmen. This early attempt
to throw doubt ana distrist upon the ardent, en-
tire and devoted WHIGrsN OF our casdidate Tor
Wee President is too transparent game to be IN
the slightest degree successful. Every Wing N
the Union will rspeI such an AsPersion with the
scorn ii merits.


The unworthy insinu4tioo. teo--ndostrlo"sly
circulated through the City Thursday, mmedI-
ately upon the announcement Of the nomination
that Mir Frelnghuysonis an Fiolitioni@t-wl!t
spend itself as harmiessly as ie'licc ever does
when assailinr the pure and nelle. Whatever
may be The opinions Of Nr. i'relihghuysen on the
subject CT Slavery. the estimation IN which
he is held, both as a Statesman and Man
by the South, is sufficiently Indicated by the fact
that on the first ballot in Convention he received
the votes OF the entire Deicgat'onS from Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi louisiana,
Tennessee, and Arkansas, together with large
majority of those from South Carolina, and Ala
bana, and portion from Kentucky and Missouri
comprising all The slave holding States ms
certainly looks very much like Aboii;ionsm