Columbia gazette., 1854-02-25

Spuingfield.-R Thompson, J. I
Van Dusen, Sampson Grey, NJ Miller
-Dasha.
ColwnabttS.--1l - r
Bro1n's E1a,.--L. F. Jarvis, J. J
Franklin, w. r.. Taylor, A. c. J. VII
son. eA
Rcd Mountain Bar.-2
Hd,ohim's Bar-1
Stcstt's Barr. E. Gardiner, H. E
Gardiner e
Ltian Bar.--1
Dan Pclro's BW.--2
Moxgaa's Bur.--l
French Bar.--4
hdian RAnch Esrry.--l
Empire Citu,-1 ~ {.
Imoinmm Cuy.-Bcnj. nj. Shaplcy
N w. Wells
Grayspn II 8
Rnseell's Fcrry.--i ~
Pcoria.--1
Monteenmn City --E. Conway
Ilarris,--Quim, ,---Rilcy.
Chinese Camp Robert McGaaxey
Charles johnson, WIN. Urich, Christian
Gross. s~o.
Pine Log.-2
Horic's Ranch IT. j Hancock, A
H. Hyde.
GoM Sprinss--s
Yankee HW.--2 a
.Sdw 1IiH Fz1t % tea p.
Dnncan's Rnnch-1
Staplcs Raach.--Chas. Staples j. c.
Bawlings
Tu1tietooa.-John Sutton. II Dimp-
.Eckcss Gplti.-Gco. Wilson.
Hormon GaiM.-2
Diormon Crcck.-1
RGrNm's .Nore.-l
JameSto,on ( has. T.. Scott, ", AS
penal, Geo. Trabcw, Allen Mardis, l..
S. Baxter.
Camp !Seeo-B. II. Dean, r. j.
Kcogh, John McDon
Green Springs Il
C'0mp ITashtns@oa.-1
WA.tc Hoa>e.-I
Dufrhmnn's Bor.-1
Hoods Crossing John APP, Aug.
Quimby
Poreyty UW-3
Aigcrine C"mp Caleb Gilman,
James Allen, Chas f. Tancr.
CArtH-Mc. A. a. Cox, John G.
Dolls.
.Junction Cqmp.-1
Haniet Greek g
Suiiiram's Hex Arroga. a.-e
,L.etsoarigc.-G. Is. K esy, DIR. Fletcll-
.er, II Jordan, Thomas Cahhan
.Strrcrs' Bgr.-2. Elected but did
not attend.
Garotc No IA. NJ. Thomas, T.
Burns
Big Oos E9Dt-Capt. L. Amyx
Nlfcs Jordan, Allen Mack.
Afocus:n Crcrk-l
Bra @oria.-2
Resolutions wcr, then read from sev-
erai of the camps, expressive of the
views OF the citizens, among which were
the following:
f'R wN's FIAT RESOLUTIONS.
Tho attempt which Il portion of the
Democrats in the Senate and Assem-
bly, are making TO bring forward the G.
lection ofa Il. S. Senator, at this scs-
sion. Of the Legislature; rendering an
expression Of our opinions on this sub
lcct nccess ry. Therefore,
Resofee.l, That the election Of =.
s. Senator at this session, placing it in
the power of \ minority who, By accidon-
tai circumstances, have obtained the as
cendancy, to elect men neither the
choice, nor representing the opinions OF
the majority.
Resolre9, That, without expressing a
particular preference for either Of tac
distinguished candidates, we consider
the bringing forward of the Senatorial
question at this early period premature
anil unwarrantcd, called for by no emer-
gcncy and establishing bad precedent
Itssolced, That we consider those who
have thus brought forward this question
as trihing with the. interests of the peo-
pie, consuming the money Of the State
while wasting time which should be more
proftably employed.
RcsoiraI, That orr Senators and
Members Of the Assembly be therefore
instructed to oppose any attempt to bring
forward the election Of U. S. Senate,
at this s. ssion.
.Gcsoircd, That the eclf-sacrifcine
kindness of certain gentlemen not rcsid-
ing in this County, who have underta-
ken long and disagrceable journey tc
remove the mote from our eyes, regard.
less of the beam in their own, merits oul
warmcst thanks and the particular at
tention of the Beard of Foreign Mis-.
-sions.
MoNrEzuMA Resolutions.
meeting of the Democrats of Mon.
tczuua, held at the s'Golden Gate,'
on Saturday evening, Feb. 18th, Is
"a, the following Resolutions were a
dopted:
Whereas. A portion of the Legisla
ture have in their own wisdom, deemed
it necessary to bring forward the uncall
cd forqucstion of Senatorial Election
at. this session of the Legislature, to th,
exclusion of their legitimate business
namely, legislating for retrenchmcnt an.