Fremont

This discouraging event turned public criticism sharply upon Frémont.

The inference is plain that Frémont was unwilling to lose the influence of his hasty step upon public opinion.

I do not say Congress might not, with propriety, pass a law on the point, just such as General Frémont proclaimed.

Frémont's personal conduct in these disagreeable circumstances was entirely commendable.

Frémont's régime had left the whole department in the most deplorable confusion.