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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

DRIED APPLE. CHEESE BUTTER
AND LARD.
At Landon e. Graves.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
I,nakS. Inlis'A, Hats. Gaps. lndi, Rubber
Gaod> shirts, Collar lIaBdAethifiM
Scsp'dtr,, CloyrA G"n'.fm'nh
Mali usp. t.t., tlt.. RE.

r.-.,hrr v,h Burning Iiu'd, ard fln'd
ann. or 81 k.nis,Ga Grurraio's i"' ll1iis,
,r an nf shtch vii t,c sold low irr cash.
s.ii,.r sfe determined %, 10 bc nndcfso'd
an. ,,.r. Il
Aml,nh- fnent The nrno. kpfll | lell
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

SALSIOS, GOLDFISH AND TRIBE.
AT Ian Ion g. Graves,
Rutland. march H.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

STILL ANoruER.-A correspondent
at Grass Valley informs us that on
Thursday last, some miners at WORK
in a ravine emptying into Wolf Greek,
nearly opposite the saw-mill, took out
n quartz boulder weighing seven and
a half pounds, which contained up
wards Of five pounds pure gold. 1his
ravine passes directly at the foot OF 4
Echo Hill, the recent discovery OF
which is noticed in another column
our correspondent farther states that
since this lump was taken out, three
new veins of quartz have been dlScov,
cred IN that immediate vicinity, all
bearing unmistakeable evidence ct the
presence of the ''oro.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

TuNNELs-Thc English were au age III
boring the famous tunnel beaeath the river
Thames, and historians OF that great work
are regarded with vast interest. Now we
have numbers of tunnels in California, which
have no great blow made about them; no
scientific engineer TO direct the work. but a
man with red flannel shirt on his back, and
a pick or spade in his hand goes to work with
out ceremony, and accompfshes what would
be wonderful if directed by rules of SCIENCE
1t is true we have no printing presses in our
tunnels for the purpose of speculation, but n
different motive actuates our tunnel men -
They 60 into the dark hole for the parpose OF
bringing money out instead of taking it in
At Nevada there are several and at Coloma
one tunueL and we pnblish these remarks
about them for the purpose of showing that
Caifornians are behind no people above, nor
under ground.-Sacrament Union.
Ii we have no Printing Presses in our tun.
nels, we have one at Nevada almost directly
over one.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
AGENCIES.
TELEGRAPH LINE.
DAILY LINE OF STAGES

THROUGH In ELEVEN HOURS.
Neuada city Grass Valley Rough n"d NseIa9s ReGay'
JoI,,ssons RpncLo, Marysvae, NpoaaS'
and SACRAMENTO CITY
On and after MONDAY, April 2ist, looi, the
ahoyo line of Stages will run as follows. -.
LAYING the Nevada Hotel, Nevada tltT
every mopning at seven O'Clock passing through
Grs.s Valley Rongh and Ready, Johnson
paaaho and Nicolaus, arriving at Sacramento
CIV NJ 6 o'clock, p NJ. .
ny ,rninp. az will leave the Crescent City
udtei Socremento City every morning at !,
aioloaL nassing through the above places, aud
erpivins eivin' at at Nevada Cay at o'clock r NJ,
al passenrers ) from Marysville can take stage
1T NicolaIs for Nevada Ciy every day al haii
past 10 O'Clock. ,s ,otorna,ion in.
op;re Of S II. French, Nevada Hotel, Nevada
| Civ: Montgomery and Johnson, United ota,e'
Hotel. Muysville; Bell House, Nicolaus; ~
rus Hoyt, Auction Saloon, Front street. Or
n,rch. Crescent City Hotel, Saeremento city
fs1t Gold dust forwarded TO Sasremen''
oity San Francisco and the United States ,issa,
r. All Express business promptly a''ende'
Os- This Line will run on sundays
w 1'' ' J. BIRCH s. Go.
April 10, 1851. i'''
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

LARGE OrERATIoN.-Mr. Walsh Is
now fitting up quartz machine in
Grass Valley, to be driven by 90
horse power engine. The machine
will consist of a battery of G4 morters,
with pestles weighing 400 lbs EACH
and calculated to crush 40 tons of rock
per day. Mr.. w. says if he can get
rock that will yield SO per ton, his
machine will average him $500 pei
day net profits This is by far the
heaviest operation in the quartz line a.
which hasyet been projected in Can
fornia. 1t will be III operation IN abou
one month.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

The Sacramento Union learns from
a Miner just down from the ~ Fork
2f Feather river, that there is much.
actual suffering among the miners in
that region. Flour was selling in some
places at from three to- six dollars the
naund. The,rains of the last few days
must have added greatly to the body
Of snow already upon the ground, and
dds much to the anxiety felt for the
safety of the large body of people in
that region. From the immense guam
tity of SNOW which has fallen, the
streams must continue high much lon
ger than was anticipated few weeks
since.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
For the Nevada Journal
The Digger's Lament.
BY PRIME.

BY PRIME.
am digging at the gold, Mary,
hope III dig epile;
Twill do us when we're old, Mary,
Should fortune only smile.
NV hopes are springinG high, Mary,
The gold is scattered wide;
| wish that thou vert nigh, Mary,
Yea, even by my side.
The flowers are fresh and green, Mary
The sweetest odors they disthl;
This country thou hast not seeA, Nary
But soon hope you will.
Our streams are fresh and pure, Mary
The air is light and free;
But thou Wilt soon be here, Mary,
To enjoy those scenes with me.
I'm in this faSand distant land, Mary,
Where friends both kind and true,
VIII lend the helping hand, Mary;
hut they're not so kind as you
never felt pang, Mary,
Whilst | was by thy side;
And often thou hast sang, Mary
Thy grief and pain to hide.
Adieu-I must to work, Mary,
rm laboring under ground;
1t will not do to shirli, Mary;
The gold can yet be found.
Down the shaft now descend, Mary,
From it may ne'er again feturL,,
And if thou art my friend, Mary;
Oh, do not for me mourn.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

f1-It will be perceived by his card IN
another column, that Messrs, j. Birch & Co
will commence daily line of Stages be-
tween this City and Sacramento, on Monday
next. A daily communication between this
Citv and Sacramento S greatly needed, and
we know Of no man who il better calculated
"a mt through an enterprise of this kind
lisn MIR. BIncH. The citizens of Nevade
mould see that it does not suffer for want of
, ttronage. For particulars of the route SC,
see Advertisement.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

r5-One of the most beautiful. specimens
of GOLD which we have ever seen was shown
us a few days since, by Mr.. G. NJ. Cornyn, OF
this city. i. weighed S4S, and was taken from
the Eouth Fork OF Feather River by Mr.. c.
The bright yellow Of the gold presented a
beautiful contrast with the pearly whiteness
Of the quartz which it contained.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

~We are under especial obligations 70
thr publishers of the "Placer Times as wel'
as to our friends of the Sacramento iran
eriptn for packages of late papers from tue
States. The long time which must eiapse
before we can be in the regular receipt OF pa
pers from the East, renders the future favors
which they have promised of the utmost I'M
portance.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
Spamish 6 NroAoh.

Spanish 6 1FEomolho
lar Subscriber proposes to form class In
this city for the study of those TWO hANGuA-
Grs. so important TO the Traveller, the states.
man, the Business man, and the accomplished
Gentleman. The most approved oral system
of teaching will be adopted, by which pupil
of ordinary capacity viii be enabled in one
conrse of lessons 20 make such proficiency into
The theory and pronunciation OF the Langua-
ges. as will enable him thereafter, II he choos
es 10 proceed by himself without the ald of a
teacher. until ho becomes complete master ct
the language. -,
The learner begins to speak with the very
FIRST lesson and ii he is attentive and stndinuS
ba NAV nas at one sitting through two or three
lessons a lesson occupies from II to 2hours,
during which time The scholar Is exercised in
n classical pronunciation construction, and
speaking Of the language
Those who are acquiring weal'h iroiu the
mines would be rich indeed II they could Sc
cure in the meap time knoWledse OF one OF
the most important & polite languages known.
And those who fail of realising the piles
which ,hov have anticipated will not fail, by
an atiendance upon this course OF lessons to ac-
aure that which they can never lose, and which
will prove of the utmost advantageto 10 them du
ring their stay among the Heterogeneous pop
ulation Of the Pacific Coast.
The Spanish class will meet Monday event na
next at Davis & Hrst's reading room.
For particulars & Terms enquire of DR.. Lark
or Of the undersigned at the City Drug Store OF
Main ST.
Prof ef Languages
Nevada City, Apr il 10, 1871
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
success.

~we are under especial obligations to
the gentleman connected with the Express
Office of Mess rs. Hoffman and Little, and OF
Mr.. eowers, for the receipt of severel pack
ages of newspapers from Sacramento City
and San francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
OnITIARl.

Departed this life in Nevada city April 7th
A. y. 1851, S. NJ. HAMAoNN in the 3oth'
year Of his age at the residence OF H. ~
OFerrall Esq, his partner in business. Mf.
II. emigrated to this country from the state OF
Iowa, and was engaged in The merchantlle
business III this city at the time of his death.
TO his family and distant friends it mast be
a source of pleasure when they are assured
that every Kindness and attention was pad
| him during his illness by his friends here,
and especially by his physician DIR. A. Crane
| and f. X O'Ferrall He was carried to the
grave by his Masonic brethren and other
friends, and there his earthly remains were
deposited according to Masonic rites and
ceremonies. Beloved and esteemed by ali
who knew him, he now Sleeps that sleep
that knows no waking" amongst the mighty
and everlasting hills of the Sierra Nevada
and the winds sing his last sad requiem
amid the gigantic pines that cluster round
his grave.
Such is mortals necting breath;
Such is life, and such is death
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
$5,00o,O00

Jfaa TO Sail Ldke-The firm of Wood
ward & Go, of Sacramento have received the
contract for carrying the mail between San
francisco and Salt Lake. The mail is TO be
carried monthly each way. The contract
was taken for Sl4 900, and the bids ranged
all the way from that sum up to .ss5 900 !
The bids for this contract give some idea of
the diversity of opinion upon the cost of
work in California
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
Adams g. Co.'S semi MonthIy Express

We will dispatch, per Steamer
NJ. ID Of the lst and 18th of every
L/7SSlgtsf1o omonth or regular messenger,
s1sf5=ssissss=<zzs- usual.
Gold Dust sh Fpsd ANA Insured, as usual to
NIL parts Of the Atlantic States and Europe.
Drafts for sale On. alr house in all the princi-
pal tlantc cities cashed by all the New Eng
land Banks, and at our various Offices through
out the Union.
For the forwarding of Dust from New York
to the Mint, we have the only express on the
mail train.
Freeman & Co., are the only firm in SAGA.
mento connecting with US, and are auth Jrized
OF draw on US for any amount
ADAMS &. co.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

The appearance of our first number
has been delayed several days by rea-
son of the rush of job work, which
began to pour in upon US before we had
oot ono half cur Office out Of the was-
Sons The "Journal" will hereafter be
issued on Wednesday and Saturday OF
each week.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
CITING THE WHEELS IN MOTION.

GETTING THE WHEELS IN MOTION.
The Mayor and Alderman elect will
meet on Monday evening at early cam
delight, for the purpose ofbeing quail
ifed, and taking the initiatory steps
towards the organization OF the city
Government. Justice Olney will Off
ciate in the qualification of the mem
bers.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

sGy- The plank pavcmsnts in San
Francisco arc beginning to give way ana
doubts are entertained Of its ultimate
auppnsc
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

We are under obligations to Mr.
Hoffman, of Hoffman and Little $ EN'
press, for Sacramento papers OF thurs
day.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

Thomas w. White was chosen May
or the city of San jose, at the Munic-
ipal election held on Monday last
The vote stood
Thomas, w. White 228
A. c. Campbell 100
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
Deer Creek Bakery.
Fses.sy and w Hrsl.

This establishment, situated on Main street,
keeps constantly on hand fres Bread and Pies,
also, good assortment of Liquors, all Of
which viii be disposed Of upon very reasonable
terms.
April 10. 1851. l9tf
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

the Subecribors in view OF returning to
the States, offer for sale thcif Store and fix
tures, Wit. or without the goods. The local
tion is admitted to be one of the best In the
city. Any Que wishing to engage IN business
in thrs place, cannot do better hah 10 purchase
this property. Call and see.
CRAWFORD s. DUNN.
Nevada City, A2rii l9th, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
An Ac, that was Wanted.

There has been cene,al call among the
roncb men teamsrcrs and traders to tho
mines. for some more specific act than now
ex;sts. in regard TO determining hties 70
cattle and for the protection OF the public
from the bands of horsc-thieves when infest
the country. Mr.. Carncs has recently pro-
nosed bill, which although very good, may
not meet entirely tho cxigepcies OF tho case
ond in order that it may 6e rnade as perfec
ss n,,ssible those more immedat<'y interesto
wapld do we'll 10 communicate their views
NJ q ut San Jose. We feel sure that nj
r. will receive, as he is entitled, the thank
nf tlis large portion Of our citizens for tho in
.erest taken in regard to this subject
Deeming the bill Of sufficient importance
We give it eatires
A Bill coacerninq Judges Of The Piains (sisces
dc campo aud detining their Duties.
Sac. I. The Court OF Sessions of each
County throae aoat this stgte shall at its rcgu-
lar term for County business, appoint shch a
nun,h,r of Judges of the Flains for Their re-
spettive counties, as said Court may deem
necessary. .h.uh. f.,
one year. p,., stall d,
tend all tbdeas. or gathering Of cattle, whether
for the purpose Of marking aud hrsndns, OF
lfor the purpose of separating caits, "hei
called upon by any ranchcro, faraer, or ownes
of stock that iuay DO made IN their respoc'H.
counties. -.. =,
| inc the ownership, mark, oi brand OF any hoise'
mule, jack, fanny, or horned cattle, II sl'h y
the duty of the Judge Of tho Plains to decide
Scr. !. Any parry interested 10 Tire dispute
| of the ownership, mark or brand Of any AMI
| aal enumerated above. may appcal lroh 's's
tecision Of Tho tud se OF the PlniIs TO the T.
ice of the Peace d the Townehip where suen n
\ tdisf,tife may afisc brcvfded. raeh effFai 20
made within ~ hours artor the ndgemtbt mas
been made known - him.
SEC. q, All persons tra,rsiling with NEG. cat
tile. sheep, hogs, horscs or nulss, shall, Il case
said animals be not OF thef own inarf ana
kwand. bo Obliged 10 procIae from the tsrson
,ersons from whom they Obtained saidl'attie
om de Justice Of the Peace residing rssercss
1.-The far5i or place whcec.s they obthnda the
same, q Certificate of the rninber and kihd OF
mack ind brand distinguishing the samt.. and
| ,hcv shall allow such animals to be subrct to
the inpection of the owners Of iands tBough
(which they may pass and, UPON. arriYnng al
any citv. town or village, shalf prese9 t-ben
Lives to n Judge of the Pislas, and staPe the
humber and kind of such animals: aud II snaii Dc
ltbe duty Of the Jtdge of the l1aips 10 essniht
Hshe band or drove, ana dccoinpaIiy u'cuv ~ "
.Ithe precincts of such city, town or shiFge.
Il SEC. Z. That if the number and kind q an
N imals do not agree with the report oil ihe s"he
or person in charge, and with the % esf.pMa.e mat
possession. the Judge Of the Plains shal
.,ai n The band or drove and take the owner 0
rs,s q in charge before the nearest Mas'strat
lt NJ minstion.
a.. 8. That the Judge Of the Plains sha
k..t nd take before any Magistrate, aPy pen
> ho msy be accused-of killing, hidng,o
W y taking away animals beiopghg
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
THE GREGORY HOUSE.

This House is large and commodions, with
the best of sleeping apartments and the" SUD,
scriher flatters himself that he will set as good
table as any otber house in California hay,
ing arrangements made for the supply OF all
kinds of meats and vegetables. lie sollci's
share Of the pubic PATRONAGE
L. S. GREGORY.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

Col. Winchester late of the Pacific
News was in town yesterday, but LETT
in the afternoon for San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

Down outside !" as the fiddler said hen
he fell ont of the Window
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

U~Jessc Hutchinson, one of the Hutchin
sou family is dead
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
Western Market.

WEBSTER G. Co would inform The eiizens
of Nevada and the public in general that they
now have on hand ut their establishments on
Main street. sdo ming Barker's some of the
best MEATS tho market 2 lords. Also, large
assortment Of GROCER lbs.
Nevada City, April l9th, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
N 0 TICE.

A Il persons having unsettled accounts with
"a the late firm Of Davis 4. Co., arc reques-
ted to call and make settlement Immediately
with Davis & Hurst, successors of paws, &
CO., cornor of Bro ad and Pine streets.
april 10, 1851.
The undersigned having purchased the in.
tcrest Of the late firm of Davis & Co., will
continue business at their old stand, and will
be in daily receipt of goods carefully selected
at san Francisco, and will be sold cheap for
cash
Thankful to our numerous customers for
past favors, would respectfully solicit contin-
ualce OF their patronage.
DAVIS f. HURST
April Is, 1851. 10 3w
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
BROAD ST. HOUSE.

Thankful To onr friends for their Liberal I, sue
mort we intend still 10 moke our HOUSE
nuiet home for all who may favor Gs wite theif
patronage. r., hoord and ~
per wask for lodging. ,,, A..
market affords. Gosd. cooks and attentive
walters. n,vrc 9, uJRST
April 18th 1851. e.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
ROWER'S EXPRESS
PLACER HOTEL.

g,F. DICKERMAN would say to tho trav
e,inp public, that his house is fitted up IN goou
styIe. oed that he will spare no pains 10 ilIa.o 40
it one Of the most desiraole stopping PEI gl7
Nevada. Board tnd Lodging per weeh, "
House on Broad Srect.
April 10, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
MILK DEPOT.

~1Tres7v TIA DAVID PHELPS wonld say
49, 1 to the public in general, that he
-L1-@-.E now keeps on hand for the ac'
commodation Of all, a full supply of MlLk,
whicl. is kept fresh AZ all tiines. Per quart 5O
cents. He also, foeps on hand all kinds OF
liquors MILK fUgcH fixed up in tie most
tasty manner, can be had at 25 cents per glass.
Nefada City, hpri! i9;h, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

l,754,o44 pieces. -, value S2,7o5, 1893 40
Total gold observation-disclosures, 900 900
OF which were from California 4,9i0 600
From other sources. $500. ~. 10000
$5,o0o,O00
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

EE MR. EwER-You Will please insert the
name of Tuos ii. CAswELL as q candidate Tor
eO"D'' ''s' W MANY FRIEN Ds.
~ We are authorised to announce JOHN
!. D. BRIEN as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Nevada County at the ensuing election. lste
HIRAM c. HODGE will be supported for
the Office Of County Treasurer at the ensuing
MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized to announce COL. E. W.
ROBERTS, OF Rough Il Ready, as eandi-
date for Clerk Of Nevada count y, al the ensu-
ing election. lSte
hs. CHARLEs M. CoRNYN, Esq, is q can
eleciion l9te
Joxs RpwARps, ESD, is candidate tJr
County Treasurer at the ensuing eeeflon'
HIRAM c. HoDaE, Esq is a candidate for
the office of County 1reasur of Nevada
County. at the ensuing election,
JOSEPH Thomas is a candidate for ssssifi
| of Nevada county at The ensuing election
-@ 81 80 - - - - - -f
We are authoriscd . announce r " F.se-
MAN, Esq, asa os,a ,afe for eou.ty Judge, Al
the ensuing cies'.on
TIE friends Of A. ~ j aoufLLARp ESQ
wobl 1 respectfully announsc hi as candidate
| for the ofiies of county Attorney, fox Nevada
county Al tho ensuing election. lete
| rf5- The friends or Vim. NJ. STEWARD, Of
| Nevada, tdk. this opportunity 70 aanoance his
name as candidate for Sheriff OF Nevada
County At the snsling election.
j We are authorized to announce the name Of
THos. S. PARKs, as a candidate for Represen-
alive in Congress, at the ensuing Augiast @ee.
ton, .X&zsSL
We are authorized to announce EDwhRD
| |. ouIe, "Ihe Hero of the Vest" as acandldate
i tar sheriff of Nevada County at the ensuing
election.
Nh. EDlroB Please announce the namt
Lof Z. w. BARioUR ESQ. as a candidate tor Oon
Iapril I9l MANY VOTERS.
40. The friencs of VIM II. ENDIcorl
woald respeetfullv announce his name as can
didate for Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
---------------------
J e5-THe GRAND LoDeE.-Of free and ac
cepted Masons for tho State of California viii
held its next regular allnua convocation II
, Sacramento City, on TUESDAY, May 9th a
I 10 o'clock. A. NJ. a full attendance of tn
J men bers and representatives is parlieplarl
B desired.
= Jonv II GiHpN, Grand Secretary.
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19

~ The frienas of VIM. II. ENpIcorI
would respectfully announce his name as can
didate for Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
SciotO and Hooking Valley Rail-
road.

SEALED proposals win be. received at the
- Railroad Office in Portsmouth, Ohio, until
The first day Of June, A. d. 1851, for the Grad
ing, Masonry, and Bridging Of IS miles Of the
above mentioned road.
Brginnng at the Goth section, two miles east
Of Bloomfield, Scioto county, and extending
Northwardly to station number 2O46, being
five miles south Of Jackson, Jackson CO., o.
The chsrac er of the work is such as is usu.
ally found in the State, consisting Of about IL
sections Of Grading, varying from fve 10 hfty
thousand cubic Yards.
Plans and specifications will be ready for OK:
animation after the 18th day of Ma, next, and
the liuc ready for inspection after the 2Oth. :,
Also, for 40 ,00U white or burr oak, black
walnut or yellow locust cross-ties, inches
thick, 10 inches wide, and 8 feet long, to be de-
livered along the line proporqonably, by the
first Of November. A. D. 1851!
Blank proposals will be furnished 10 contrac-
tors, and all necessary information given Of the
office Of the company, concerning The quantity
aud quality OF work, by the Chief Engineer,
or by the esident Engineers on the line, after
the first of May next;
/ B order Of the Board Of Directors,
j. W. WEBt, J. v. R0Bl NS0N,
! Chief Engineer. President.
0Giteo Of the Scioto and Hooking Valley)
Railroad Company,
| Portsmouth, o., March %, 1851.
March "a, 1851. tl .fE
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
The Rbode island victory.

The result Of the late democratic victory
in Rhode Island is truly gratifying to every
true lover Of free institutions. To reflect,
that that little State, which but few years
since seemed given up to federal rule, where
the patriotic Dorr, was disfranchised and i'm
prisoned for battling in the cause Of freedom,
should now have shaken off its fetters, must
serve to strengthen the faith Of every good
democrat in the final triumph of his cherish
ed principles. In the darkest days Of Rhode
Island politics we argued hat majority o.
the people were democratic, and but for the
property qualification in regard to voters, de
mocracy would then have been in the ascend
ant. The present result proves that the opin
ion was we'll founded. A democratic U. s
Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Secretary Of State, Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral, democratic majority in both brancke'
of the legislature, are the fruits and eviden
ces Of the victory. Let every democratic
heart rejoice. 1